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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27

a NOLD MINE TRACT IN BUCKiNGHAM.--For
NG sae or lease, the dover interest Of Mrs Elizabeth
Lewi', in Tract Of Land lying Wsions FOX. the
county OF buckingham about miles IRON, the Couit-
bouse, belonging to the OF her deceased husband
te late Col VIM 7. Lewis This tract, sometimes call.
ed the Gold Mine Trdct is supposed contain about 100
acres Gold has been frequently found upon it-in
Instance single lump, said 10 hive been worth upwa ards
oil 800 Col Lewis short time before his death
and before searching for Gold pursued as profitable
business in Virginia, bad commenced preparations on an
extensive scale for washing and separating the ore.
particular description is deemed unnecessary
none, presumed, would purchase without examining
the property Persons disposed TO coutrac, for Mrs Lew
ise interest will please address their communications post
paid to Gen d. w s. Csbel, DlnyIIe, John Robertson
Richmond, or the subscriber, Concord p o. Campbell.
STERLING G. ANDERSON,
Attorney in fact for Mrs. r.. Letois.
May IL. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27

M OTlCE.--Havng finally removed my family and Sc
y minary from my late residence the river Potomac,
hereby make known my intention OF hot returning thher.
We are now located at this place. healthy, pleasant .i-
uaion, in the county Of Fairfax, the Stage Road
from the District OF Columbia Winchester where all
COMMUNICATIONS will reach me. VIM. BRENT. In
Sully, near Chaniy p. O., 18th April '3I. I-I2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27
Fresh Dry GOOds---Rn Store.

VHNHE Ship J.ferson, just in from Liverpool having
Ill brought the remainder oil importation Of Spring
GooDs, except a lew packages-and receipts OF Do
nestle and other Goods from the North having been very
heavy within few days-we now prepared to offer
TO our customers and TO all who may choose call on
OF the largest supplies OF Goods have ever had in
store. and which equal ia style any thing in the Dry
Goods line we have for many seasons Goods are
indeed both handsome and cheap. A more general adj
yertisement will appear in lew days.
i. s. j. S. JAMES s. CO.,
ApFi' III. Iilo-tJ Market Square
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27

MEANWHILE MUSIC AND FANCY STORE
N GEO. p. KNAUFF keeps constantly for sale, s.
sorment OF superior Piano Forles (wik grand actions
and metallic pstes) from the celebrated mandatory OF
Mes'rs Dubois Sodart The advantages of buying Of
me will be, that the buyer risks of injury
loss which often happen during the voyage from New
they will be tcdTrdnted md kept il for IL months
Also second hand Pianos at low prices keyed and plain
fiues, Guitars Volins CIaonets and other musical
struinen large oTtent OF and standard
SIC Tor the Piano, Guitar Flute. &C. Instruction Books
best Roman Strings, Manelpece Looking Classes Sofas
Settles, Rocking and Fancy Chairs OF all kinds &C. SC
&c sone OF which at aud beio,o the Richmond
prices.
Farmvlle, May 81. 6-Iaf12m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27

II to 10 years Of age possessing good English Eucson
Apply At tho Office Of this pspef May 90
a Ii persons having claims sgainst the estate Of John
IA Forbes, late Of the city Of Richmond, deceased, will
present them for settlement Tire subscriber, in Rich
mond between the 10Th end goth instant alter that
time in the county Of Fuysnns. Those Indebted to the
estate will please forward aud immediate pay.
nent JOHN FORBES, Jr,, Executor.
May 0. l-w4w
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NEW ADVERTiSEME NTS.

I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rule, hell i, ~.
n Jerks oitce oil the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
DAY Of May, 1884: ''' %"
Charles p. Goodail, pi.;ora
against "'
Thomas Nelson. William c. Rlves Jnalru r., n.
wife, Mann Page and Jane Frances, his wiie Edmund
Pendeton and Lucy his wife, who Lucy Nelson,
Frances Edmonia Nelson Judith Carter Nelson, Eliza
beth Mann Page Nelson. Hugh Ne'son Thomas Nelson,
nnd Nancy p Nelson-the i've last Of whom infant
chlren Of Ma haniel Nelson. dece ased, Des.
The Defendants. Elizabeth Mann Page Nelson, and Hugh
Nelson not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act OF Assembly and the rules oil
this Court, and appearing by acory evidence. that
they are not inhabitants of this Common eaih On the
motion oil the Plain-H is ordered. That the said De-
Pendants do appear before The Judge Of said Court
the Courthouse on the first day Of October and
answer the Plaintiffs bill: and that copy Of this order
ne forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
City Of Richmond. for two months successivey and that
another Copy be posted at the front door of Tie Court
house Of this County. Copy. Teste.
PHILIP B. WINSTON. C. c.
may "a. 6-wSW
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VACCINE AGENT. -DR. WM. s ScoTT has been
v re-appointed by the Executive, Vaccine Agent for
The State Of Va As directed by law, lie IL prepared
furnish, "woO fee orrsward" genuine Vaccine Virus
TO all persons within the State desirou OF obtaining
Personal applications st bis office, Main Street, nearly
opposite The State Banks, or by letter, postage paid, viii
be promptly attended o.--Drrciors Tor Vaccination will
accompany each parcel Of matter distributed.
May 20 4--st
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All persons Interested in the above estate will take
notice, that have appointed Saturday, the 7h day Of
June next al A. Rodgers Tavern, Old Church low
end OF Hanover county. when and where, shall enter
the se,emenio the account of administration mention.
ed in the above order p. STREET, Commssion0.
May g. 1l7-w4g
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N Hanover County Court April 23rd, 1884: On 4no.
ton Of Benz min ilazegroye, Administrator OF James
HSzegroye, decd, ordered, that Pa'ke Street. one OF the
Master Commissioners Of this Court audit state and set
tie the said Benjamin Hazegroyes Of his admins
a'ion OF The estate Of The said deceased and that he re-.
port thereoflO the Court A Copy Tesle.
PHILIP B. WINSTON. G. n C.
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AN DIRE w

Chesterfield, 9Th February, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
Err FORM nee:


Tree Hill, Spring Meeting, 1892, at s
years old, winner Of the stallion stakes over
the Tree Hill course, beating with ease
Il. P. Hare's r. C. by Contention, VIM. r.
Johnson's gr. {. by Medley blue Bird
winner of the $4,000 sweepstakes, a miles
out, over the u. course, Long Island, Da
mon by Johanna, and Mr. Harrison's br
{. by Arab. He was beaten at New Mar
ket, fall races. being lame and in other
respects in very bad condition. At Fair
field. still complaining, but much better
than he was at New Market, winner OF
the stakes, beating Mr.. Bolts Douglass.
by Gohanna, out Of the dam Of Collier,
VIM. r. Johnson's Tobacconist, by Go,
hanna. T. T. Harrison's CHI. C. BY Archy.
and DR.. Minge's Black Hawk, who beat
him at New Market. This race was won
with great ease in SIN. SOS. and SIN. SOS
After this race, Major boswell purchased
one half Of him, for which he paid $500
cash. His feet being seriously diseased
he was then turned out and not trained
until the fall Of 1888, when he was again
started for the Lynchburg jockey club
purse, in which race he let down in run
ming the Sd mile in the second heat. [See
Turf Register in reference to the above
performance SAMUEL CAMERON.
March 30, l834.-6w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
TO THE PUBLIC.

A REPORT having some how or other
Ia got into circulation that intended
to leave this place, which is without the
slightest shadow Of truth; there is nothing
further from my intention. have conclud-
ed to settle myself in Martinsburg for the
present, and rely on generous public for
support. My shop is in the room above
the Apothecary Shop Of Richard McSher-
~ and Brother, where will be thankful
to receive encouragement in the line ofmy
profession. The subscriber feels thankful
for past favours, and pledges himself that
all work entrusted to his care, shall be
done in a neat and fashionable manner, or
according to the customers directions. He
is also disposed to be accommodating in
every respect, and will take in payment
for work, country produce.
HIRAM BOWEN.
MartinsbuTg, March 90. 1834-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
THIS CELEBRATED
~ a. O. X

WTILL stand this season at my stable,
w in Martinsburg, and be let to mares
at Five Dollars the season, discharged by
Four Dollars if paid within the season;
Three Dollars. cash, the single leap; and
Ten Dollars, to ensure mare in foal, to
be paid when the mare proves with Eoal;
parting with. or not continuing the en-
sured mare regularly to the Jack, forfeits
the insurance money. Twenty five cents
to the groom. Great care will be taken
Of all mares put to Major Jack Downing,
but no responsibility for accidents. The
season has commenced, and will end the
25th of June
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
The high b2ooded Horse,
S TR PETE :

(ThepropertyofCol. VIM. R. Johnson, J
GANE Of the largest of the Sir Archy
W and Sir Harry stock. will stand this
season, on Mondays and Tuesdays. until
2 o'clock. r. m. at the stable of John
Billmire. in Martinsburg; on Wednesdays
and Thursdays, until Q o'clock, p. m. at
the stable of Capt. Levi Henshaw, on
Mill Creek; and on Fridays and Saturdays,
at the stable of Peter w. Kerney, (Wal,
pert's old stand four miles South of Shep.
herdstown, and be let to mares at the re
duced price of eight dollars the season;
to he discharged by six within the season
the reason Of the reduced price is ow-
ing to the pressure of the times. Those
who put mares TO Sir Peter last season and
did not prove with foal, shall have them
ensured this year at ten dollars. Those
having mares not with foal, are requested
TO enter them 10 Sir Peter as early in the
season as possible, as il may be the last
time they may have an opportunity of so
valuable blooded horse as Sir Peter.-The
season has commenced and will end the
first of July. Great care will be taken but
no responsibility for accidents. All pub
lie days excepted. Twenty, five cents to
the groom 10 all cases
JAMES BROOKS.
March 81, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
Poetry.
PROM THE LONDON MONTHLY mAeAzrsE.


FRoa THE LONDON MONTHLY MAoAzIsE.
THE SKY LARK.
Whittier away companion Of the sun,
So high this laughing morn'-are those soft
Officiating silver, which appear TO shun
Days golden eye, thy homer or why mid
shrouds
Desc nd, sun loving bird! nor try thy strength
thus long.
Ambitious songster' soaring merrily,
Thy wings keep time to thy rich music's flow
Rolling along the clouds celestially,
And echoing DER the hills oak waving brow:
Across the flood whose face reflects the sky,
And thou, warbling speck deep mirror'd from
on high.
Ard thou hast VANISHED singing from my sight
So must this earth be lost 10 eyes Of thine
Around thee is ilimitable light
Thou lookest down, and all appears TO shine
Bright as above; thine is a glorious way,
Pavilion d all around with golden spreading dayi
The broad unbounded sky is all thine own,
The silver sheeted heavens thy free domain;
No land mark there; no hand to dring thee down,
Sole monarch Of the blue ETHEREAL plan;
To thee is airy space far stretching given,
Broad and unmeasured as the boundless vault
Of heay'n.
And thou art gone, perchance to catch the sound.
Of angel voices heard far up the sky;
And will return harmonious to the ground.
Then with new music, taught by those on high,
Ascend again. and carol DER the bowers
Of woodbines waving sweet, and wild bee
Bonded flowers.
Ioy'st thou 10 sing alone. above the dews'
Leaving the nightingale to cheer the night,
When gides the moon, chasing the shadowy
hucs
From ist'ning wales, far stretchd in silent
night,
She wells her head while thou art with the sun,
locking beneath on hills, and woods, where
deep streams run.
Lutte Of the sky, FAREWELL till | again
Climb these cloud gazing hills. thou must not
come
To where dwell. nor pour thy heay caught
strain
Above the curling of my smoky home;
Others may hear thee, see thee, yet not steal
That joy from thy glad song, which ii is mine
Ia feel
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
CERTIETOATE-

The stock from which the above Jack
proceeded, has been and is still, consider
ed (as think} the best that have heard
of in Virginia. My father, Spencer Cole
man. took considerable interest in the
raising and improvement of Jacks, and
| expect he has succeeded as well as any
one who has attended to that business,
having realized large profits therefrom;
and the Jacks of his raising having stood
high in the estimation of those who were
acquainted with the value of these ami.
mails: the Major can boast that he pro
ceeded from Old Sancho, who was the
largest Jack that ever saw, and was i'm.
ported by David Ross from Spain. There
can be no doubt that the persons favoring
the Major will realize their expectations.
ROBERT G. COLEMAN.
March 81, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
PEDIGREE.

SIR WALTER ScorT was sired by Mon
sieur Tonson. he by Pacolet, he by the
imported Citizen, he by Pacolet of Eng.
land, he by Blank, and Blank by the Go
dolphin Arabian; hi. dam Fantail by Ar
chy. out of the dam of Sally MCGEE, g
g dam BY the imported Knowsley, g e
dam by the imported Dion, 6 e e E dam
by Celer. gggg g dam by Tristan
Shandy. For further particulars, see
Turf Register, and English Stud Book !
THOMAS McGEHEE.
Jan, 9th. 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24

T,HE subscriber will sell his farm IN
Il Berkeley county, Virginia. contain
ing two hundred and fifty-eight acres first
rate lime stone land, about sixty acres oil
it clothed in the very best timber, such
as black oak. locust, walnut, &c. The
IzHA improvements are tolerable
mfl. good two story DWELLING
ill., HOUSE, Kitchen. Barn Corn
S%4<1esA Crib, &c. well ofnever failing
water near the house; the said land lies
within two and half miles of the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal He will also sell
sixty acres of first rate TIM xtEh.
BERED LAND, lying near afsH62K
Everharts Saw Mill, on Back W1%
Creek, in the said county Of -.u1Ae-
Berkeley; and also 229 acres Of LAND,
lying in Morgan county, Virginia. greater
part in timber ANY person wanting to
purshase any of the above lands can, BY
written or personal application to him, re
siding on the first mentioned tract, have
all further information required.
JOHN S. PORTERFIELD.
February I3. 1S34.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
MIR. MILLS, KRoNAUTlc EXPEDITION.

MIR MILLS 1ERONAUTlC EXPEDITION.
Mr.. MILLs--whose triumphant fight
TO the clouds on Wednesday afternoon
excited the admiration and astorish.
ment of the thousands that witnessed
it,-has furnished us with the annexed
very interesting account of his bold
and successful aerial voyage.
To the Editors of the Bah. american.
GENTLEMEN-The public having ex.
hibited an interest in my ascent in a
balloon from Federal, Hill yesterday
afternoon, | submit to you the follow.
ing statement relative to this ascension.
started from the garden at 10
minutes before ) o'clock. Owing to
my having used large quantity of
steel filings, the gas in the balloon was
in great part composed of carburetted
hydrogen, and afforded me mnch less
ascensive power than had calculated
on. So much so, that | started with
only one bag of ballast in my car.
OF this | threw out one half when over
the Chemical Works, and the remain
der when over Fort McHenry. hail.
ed the Fort, but did not hear any
answer, being probably too high to be
heard by the sentinels.
At ten minutes after o'clock, nv
observations on the barometer showed
me to have attained the greatest height
The Barometer was at surface O
ground %. 8.
Thermometer Fab. 51-deg. Exter
nal thermometer nearly the same.
At the height Just mentioned
Barometer %. 4.
Thermometer 48. Fab.
Elevation by Lesley's formula,
1907 feet, or nearly one and half
miles.
After this, the current of air carried
me nearly the course of the river.
The sun now shining very bright,
caused the gas in the balloon to expand
very much, to relieve which | opened
both valves, which soon let off large
quantity of the gas. After while
the sun going behind cloud, with
drew its influence from the balloon
and | found myself provided with SC
little ascensive power, that | success.
sively threw over first one boot, and
then the other, and my anchor, and
even the top of my barometer, to pre-.
vent my falling into the water.
Finding myself thus cut off from
proceeding further, | determined to de.
scend while had a good opportunity
of doing so, and accordingly alighted
about twenty yards from the shore,
near the Bodkin Point. Several per.
sons came off and assisted me to an
open field, and to secure my appara-
tus. found was on the land of Mr..
DUNBAR, the worthy Cashier of the
Commercial and Farmers Bank in
baltimore. At his house was most
klndly treated, and every assistance
afforded me that | could have desired.
April 3, JAMES MILLS
OBSERV ATTONc
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
MACHINE CARDS.

FHNHE subscriber has contracted for =
81 large supply of MACHINE CARDS
which ne confidently expects to receive
ny the 18th or Goth of the present month
The quality is warranted inferior 10 none
IN the United States; and they will be sold
at the factory prices in Baltimore or else
where. part Of the cards will be of the
hllit kind, for breaker daufers, or other
small cylinders. Full sets may be had for
machines, as the stock comprises about
Ten full sets. Comb plates and hand clean.
ers may be had also.
Orders for the above will be promptly
attended to, and the cards carefully put
up and forwarded to the persons ordering
ROBERT SHERRARD.
bloomery Mills. Hampshire co. ,
march IL, lsS4.-tm. {
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
FOR SAIE

hEY Farm and Mills near Martinsburg
I'VE Berkeley county, Va. are still for
sale; the Tract consists of about
40 ACRES OF FIRST RATE
Land, inferior to none in the Valley, we'll
improved and in high state Of cultivation
am disposed to sell it on accommodating
terms, either entire, or divide it to suit
purchasers; more full description OF this
property can be seen by reference to soma
Of the late numbers Of the Martin sburg
Gazette, in which il has been heretofore
advertised.
MATHEW RANSOM.
Eehrttarv ia 1874 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
PEDIGREE

MAJOR Jack Downing is a beautiful blue
roam. l2a hands high and only three years
old this spring. He was sired by the old
imported Sancho, from Spain, the largest
Jack that was ever known in Virginia.
WILLIAM n. THOMPSON.
Anril q 1874
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
Jan. eth, 1884.

Extract from Mr. Johnson's advertisement.
".Monsietr 1Gnson's colts have sold at
very high prices. saw their improve.
ment, he having had last fall more win.
ners than any other horse in America
The best evidence, however, of my opin,
ION of him, is that paid. last November
Ten thousand Dollars Cash for him.
w. r. JOHNSON.n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
Sir Walter Scott.

lHsHIS beautiful and much -
a admired Stallion will fyMTTE
stand the ensuing season, iN
ending on the 25th of June, $780,.
on Mondays, Tuesdays. and Wednesdays
at the stable of the subscriber, 8 miles
from Charlestown; on Thursdays, Fri
days, and Saturdays, at the stable Of ID
III. Allen, Esq miles north of Battle
town, at $40 cash the ilgle leap-s15 the
season if paid before me expiration ofthe
season, if not $40 will be exacted in every
case-and $50 to insure mare with foaI
30 cents cash to the groom in every in
stance. Any person sending mares will
be entitled TO The 9th mare gratis. Mares
that went to Red Rover last year by the
season, and fail to be with foal, will he
insured at the season price.-Good pas
turage, or mares fed on grain and hay at
ethics stand, on moderate terms,
SIR WALTER SCOTT is a beautiful
dark bay, with handsome star, black
legs, name and tail, years old this spring,
Is hands inches high-he istruly a most
splendid animal, and much admired by
all wht have yet seen him. His great
muscular power, commanding appearance,
blood and performance; rank him among
the first horses Of the day; and he is said
to be more like his noble sire, Monsieur
Tonson,) than any colt of his get; and
was sold to Mr.. Robinson at 8 years old
for $4,000.
The Monsieur Tonson stock stand high
err in the estimation Of Mr. VIM. r. John.
son. than any other stock in the Unite
States. In reference to that fact, give
an extract from Mr.. Johnson's advertise
ment.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24

THERMOMETERS, Hpao.,,. r.,
Stones, Shoe Brushes and RIa Az ID
Pen Knives, Silver Pencil Cas-. ng'
Points, Cloth and Hair Brushes T I've.
do, also, Latin Grammers and D, .So.A
arys, and great variety Of such ar,;.1H.
for sale at "'uc'es,
RICHD. McsHERRY & BRoTBrp.s
Martinsburg, Feb. 81, 1884 >
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
n 0 II / C. E
IN O TIC E. 81

IN OTTO E. 81
A LIST Of balances due to the Ches.
Ia apeake and Ohio Canal Company for
stock subscribed. has been transmitted to
me by the Treasurer ofthat Company for
collection. 1t is respectfully desired that
payment be promptly made, as the funds
Of that Company are wanting to the fur
Their prosecution of the enterprise.
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER.
April 8, IS34-3t.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
The Superior Stock Horse,
BLOOMFIELD.

TWILL stand the ensuing season, com
w mencing the LIST of April and end
ing the 25th of June, public days excep
ted at the following places, viz on Mon.
days and part of Tuesdays, at the stable
of Joseph BARS, Back Creek: on Thurs
days, at the stable OF Reason Philipy,
(Gregg's old stand;) and part of Fridays
and Saturdays, at Little Georgetown, and
will be let to mares. at the reduced price
of two dollars (cash) the single leap, four
dollars the season, and eight dollars for
insurance, to be paid as soon as the mare
is known to be with foal. Any person
parting with mare, or not continuing her
regularly to the horse, forfeits the ensur
ance money. Care will be taken of mares
but no accountability for accidents
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
BlOOmEeld

IS beautiful dappIe grey, full sixteen and
a half hands high, eight years old, of fine
blood, excellent action. form and strength.
He was got by Bloomfield, Bloomfield by
the celebrated running horse Bloomfield,
of New Jersey, by the imported President,
President by Nelson, Nelson by Diomedc,
who was thought by sportsmen to be one
of the best horses Of his day in England.
Bloomfield's dam was got by the imported
horse Dey of Algeirs; her dam was La
venia; she was got by Old Whistle Jack
ct; her dam by Old Rockingham. Whistle
Jacket, the sire of Levenia, was got by
the noted running horse Diomede, all of
which horses are considered of the firse
blood in the country.
ALLEN G.. HAMMOND.
April 8, 1884,