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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

UvHiS -autiful and Auch administration
- will stand the ensuing season, ending on
the 25th day Of June, on Mondays, Tuesdays,
and Wednesdays, nj the stable Of the .ubscri-
Der, miles from ChsrIestown; on Thurs
days, Fridays, and Saturdays, at the stable oi
ID. u. Alien, Esq. miles north Of Bsitleto~u.
at $40 cash the single lcap-Si5 the season
Il paid before the expiration Of the season, II
not, $50 will be exseted in every case-and
$50 10 insure n mare with foal-50 cents cash
to the groom I'M every instance. Any person
sending mares will no entitled 70 the 9th
mare gratis. Mares that vent to Red Rover
iast year by the Sc sson, and fail TO be with
foai, will be insured at the season price,
Good Pasturaxe, or mares fed on grain and
hay at eRi~r stand, on moderate terms
SIR WALTER SCOTr Is 4 beautiful dark
bay, with . handsome star. ck>lee,, name
and tail, year, old this spring. Is hands J
inches hish-hc Is truly most splendid ami
NAL. and much admired by all who have yet
seen him. His great muscular power. com
handing appearance, blood and pc rformance
rank HIM among the hrst horses OF the day !;
and he Is SAID TO be more like his noble sire,
Monsieur Tonsou,) than any colt of his get /;
and was sold To Mr.. Robson at J years old
for $4,000.
The Monsieur ronson stock stand higher
In the Estimation OF Mr.. Am. Il. johnson.
than any other stock in the United States. In
reference 10 that fact, give an extract from
Mr.. Johnson's advertisement
PERFORMANCE:
Tree Hill, Spring Meeting, l53S, at J year,
old, winner Of the stallion stakes ever the
Tree hill course, beating with ease r. P.
iiare's r. c. by Contention, VIM. L. johnson,
yr !. by Medley (Bluc Bird) winner Of the
$4,000 sweeP-takes, I miles out, over the q.
course, Long island, Damon by Goaanna. and
Nr. iisrrisoo's br. f. by Arab. lie was beat
en- at NEWMARKET, fall races, bcin, lame and
IN other respects m very bad condition. Al
Fairfield, sill complaining, but much better
than he was at NEWMARKET, winner Of the
stskes, beating Mr. Botts' Douglass. by Co.
hanna, out Of the darn Of Collier. WIN. n
Johnscns To6accenist, by Gohanna, =. J.
Harrisons ch. G. by Archy, and DR.. Minros
Black Hawk, who beat him at New Market
This race was woa with great ease in 3m. SIS
.. and I'm. SIS. Ansr this race, Major Dos
well purchased one-half Of him, for which he
pad el6oO cash. His feet being seriou,ly
disc ased he was then turned out and not train.
ed until the fall Of ls31, when he wa. again
started for the Lynchburg jockey club purse,
IN uhich race he let down in running the ri
mile in the second heat. (See Turf Register
in reference to the above performance
SAMUEL CAMERON.
March Is, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10
CdrdOIO arabian.

hs entire horse -ss imported into Boston.
'ue 18th, 1857, by VI, s~s II. ID. Tucker a.
-. an the brig Caroline from Gibraltar and in
The rur-s, Arabian east, AS - ~ bc ,~-n b, In.
ijoI"ed e.rtihcat,. This hors~ Is or the lar
i class 81 Arsbians, OF dsppic bay color; bl.-k
leg'. manc and tail. an' measures fifteen h,nsi,
M height, unson'uonl, large bone; muscles anal
'ehdo"s ,'rougi, dclinra'ed, of rr-,res,,bi- spa
- a''d I'cIt,etly doe'ie. Ills po,rt., ~h~u sb-
s'rittiy sNamin,d, arr IN most re.pre,, .itho,,
uii. anu collectively, they form aa animal air
-ss.d b. IT, tor N'nn','ry-l-.siag no doubts
o" TIE n''uds % judges. that H.. ~ = tro. ,,o OF
'"c d''stt, -"hou, Az, ''iiateIsl sdnaiAt1re.
We, III rnicrsi slcd. io hereby certify. ms,
V'' ~ ~irt hu,sr, i've Nr.rs ola with a .b,,,
- q on ~ i'r,hrsd, ~as from Uran In Coo,,l
s''l"1'. s'd tis-t the Mid hcvse is tho purr,t
sb'." breed.
in t'-;,m'ly sherrof Ne give the prr,~n, !, G.;
,.,,.r' 'h'' vi d., " hi Hog,a, year Of Eirir.
Signed ia Arabic
f.S,H Hlsrr BEsarEsu,
A"srus BENsAlr
Certified to be- the true signatures of F.ou,h
iism,t Bcugucs.f snd sidy Mo.,sIa Dcn t,.Iy
" \ CASDoEo, Vice Consul Ut the Basi,aw. Bey
II TuniN
Gibraltar, Msy \ 1882
f-f"'d II letter from H'rdso S,prayuc, Esq.
" Gibrditu.
his horse VAS n present to Aaron C.r,Io1o
~, t""'n' General Tor the Barb.ry Po~sr., :
", hied and wealthy gentleman, sho prefer,
In'ng ~i'h The nob,lity ia Portugal To resting IN
ut'' place. The governor II Gibraltar. General
ar "t"'sr b"n' made proposal To purshas.
ihis horse 70 md % Ehgl
. ~ soon ~ tiI- nephew Of Sen. Car,iozo, Who
~ particular friend OF mine, residing here, had
oricrs 10 Ill the horS;, he immediately mad. me
u'e offer ct purchasing him. and the Caroline,
-h I,P'""is kin,l"sss, uff,ring good oppor-
4 l.sl Ill. 4
A'JN sterling 20 any man, and eventually Of es-
scI'nAi service TO my native country"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10
PEDIGREE

PEDIGREE.
JOHN RICHARDS was by the great Sir Archy !;
ms Dam was by Rather (sometimes called
ha"e-not DIR. Thorntons.l RattIer wa,
es'eemed an this country no less rs n race
morse than stallion; he was several time,
winner IN this state (North CaroIii.a) when
cor, ana subsequently in South Carolina,
particularly at Charleston; he was by the
o'a imported horse shark; his dam was the
seorated race marc Lady Legs, who WA
also The dam of the unequalIed race hor.e
Collector; she was by the imnor,.s r..
Ce1tinsl, her dam by tho imported horse
fearnought, out Of q mare that wa. mported
oy Mr.. Randolph of Virginia. His John Rich
aruss) g. dam by the old imported horse
heuiey, ms 6. &. dam by old Wildair. hi, o.
& g. dam by Non Pariel out Of an i'm norted
mare. Sir Archy John Richards sire) wa,
oy the imported Diomed, out Of the imported
mare Castianira-she by Rockingham out Of
Iaoitha, Rockingham by Highflyer out of P,,-
r"y' sister to Pumpkin; Purity by Matchem.
out oil The old Squirt mare, who produced n
oo's-S were never trained, = died Young,
ana the other IL were good runners. The
1oe IN my opinion correct pedigree Of
John Richards for further information refer
" Niie s'ud oook' JOHN ID. AMIS."
Erfrdefs from .Hr. BeLa Ba4iger,s letter, i, n
"John Richards colts from hlood.d .,,.o.
bid fair to make good four mile horses.
nave one, called the Flying Dutchman-Ibnye
run m'se mule races, all Of which he won
oeatinS MIR. Stevens's &C ebrated Black Mari,
'ohhsonss Nulliiier and Others Betsy Rich
a'u'' ms iuil sister, has won, more than per
maps almost any other nag in Virginia nj oil
Instances. saw the trial, n single 4 mile
neat between John Richards, Betsy Rich
arus' C9ilders and Spmpter-Betsy Richands
was next TO John Richards in IN. trial ana
sue forty yard, behind. Henry did no. run in
the trial, because John Richards snd bimssIr
were owned by the same man. had aIways
oeen trained ia the same stable and Il Va.
known John Richards was the beat Of the
Two This trial decided that John Richards
should run the great match against Eelip.e
OUT becoming lame, Henry was substituted ',
Iohn Richards has very few good blooded
mares and not more than three or four az
not among Them, and those within the last
three seasons, not one Of his mares has nro-
duced better runners by any otber bnr..
where they have been trained. The dam ~
me tIying Dutchman was con.idered n paoJ
half mile mare"
Extracts fran w John ID .I.,;,,, /4,-,-- -,
brIlGry, IS26 ." re-
cannot forbear expressing regret. AZ nj.
(John hiohards) having left this section al
country, a. ] Atm already of opinion ibat hr
~as AT least fair candidate TO succeed M.
sire SIR Archy) II is the opinion Of manx
mat Henry Is his superior I am n,,,,1i-
~ 'sf'shed to the contrary. not only from v.,.
erai observation, but private trial made ~
mem NhfH iTsinsdby ~, ia which John Rich
ards eVinced grsst syperiorify.
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YIRGINIA 20 -.

VIRGINIA, TO W.T.:
A. Rules holden IN he Cicrk's OF,,s n ,b.
'oiir'y Couri a lrhrrso',, ~ The irst Mofds,
~ - efusry. "a The year 1884
''1''' ~ mi"".' PLsiEriTT,
LDf Go9,isf~ef 81 tbu a. I'frrr. U4ui.t U,,,f.
.Netey Dlu1g, LiTes Cats.,tqA Js6, . ~
~. and I1.gnias Cgs5y7.. Dsrssn.sr.
~ CHNNCERY
INiE defendant, lot Goodspced, noths,inr
entered hi' appearance, and gwen seeu-
uiy. ascor,iiHg o. the Get ~ assembly, s,d an.
rules ~ ihis cpuFt, sod u appearing ~ s-t .f.e
tory evidence ihst b. is noe a. ,nhaIitant nj a.,
county ne orh1cd That The said defendant
W. sppcar - The eourt-huuse a -.fd souptv -,
W mIrd Monday ~ next April. ssd snsvsr d.
by q ~ pisintia, sbd ihst copy Il th,s orisr
=. ~ 'nsrFied in sofne ~ sspager publish-
- 10 he ouunty ~ jefferson. Zoe ~ rr,,,,b, 49,.
,e'-''ri snd posted % c frOui door q ne eo.,r,
isouse 81 ssfd eouaiv
\ cgYy--1csi-.
fNtrrfrv q igU
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C0rd0eo .frabiaM.

TliE subscriber !. happy To inform the
lovers q hrs hors-s. that h- has this full
Do 10y Acss,s" S,alioa 81 has farm near sA-th-r,l,-
t~u, W. ~h,r, ,- -,lI stand tl,is ...oo' Sam
- excepted and b. b., to mares At ten dollar.
a. -Hss-n
IL ~'ason has commenced, aud iii end the
fir; ~, II Jily oext lie r,f.,, 70 ,h- .,.n.,..t
q, -er'riiO .nd ecrt,6sate,
HENRY SHEPHERD.
APri J. isJl-ns
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I'm excellent oil Mn,
TWO CoHMODBOUs
n"ER.R.RRRaa Rn&3.a--


The yurds and garden of one Of them NM,
nProyed--togeihoF with several out-h',,lJ
iegs Of dtaerest hiasl.
further description Of ssid property Is
deemed ineHPed'eni, a. the parcha..F viii 81
course view - for himssM u is eop6dsntIv
believed, however, that the Varioa. unu,nsl
advantages, arising from Ne pK,uimitv 10 ,hs
two great works q internal iTaDrovsnent Az,
so'iooant supply 81 oOoniyy hides from the
tarpers-GerTy market, the uaier power. AZ
combine 70 render Il the most si,xible nro-
Pesty 81 the kind. Zoe . person az eomb.ov
VIA good capital, 10 Be found w ,ls eous
~. ''u"
me property being unsuitod 10 the oesups
's sl, at's managsTsent 81 widaw and vo,,pg
shi'sTsn' viii Be disposed Of on ysrv rss.e,r's,
o'e .srH''' both - 70 price and snten,,on Of
Ior 'ur'hsF PafticulsrS, apply either 10 John
ter. in Chsriestown, Va "u"-
nov. 7, 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

"IiLL run THREE TIMES q WEEK
wv between Winchester and Frederick
town. Leaving Winchester at noon on Tues
days, Thursdays, aud Saturdays, and arrive
nj frederick;o~n next morning IN time To
take the o'clock Cars FOR Baltimore; and
will return to Winchester ia time to connect
with all tho Western Stages. -,
This arrangement vii be in operation nm
tl the breach an the Canal be mendcd. at
which time the DAILY lane will go nto ope-
ration, Ia connect with the Packet Boat a:
IiarPers-ferry-so that passengers, leaving
Baltimore an the morning, will arrive at Win
chester on the Same day-returuing TO Balii-
more in the same order.
&. W. Nc KINSTRY L. CO.
March Oh, lsJl-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

Books and Stationary,
~ h. I'D stunt VA. !. .Ifa.Eef- .S,,,.a,,e. n.
per- IsIvV,
w hlch be OH'rs q ssTs reduced pTie,s zoe esq.
N"ouSst las Sto,k w,il be found q cl.oiee = lc.-
tiou Il
Aneseut ant Modern iiisiorr,
Ros'snee, Poetry sell Iigh, Res,Eng.
large supply ~ School IAoks,
Me'ai sfd Religion W - Far,iIy H,bls.
siics' Alhuus tdifTrreu, bindings.l
lblutk hooks, ~ IsdEers and Joufusls
Day, Memorandum and Puss Books
hin'auEes iog is3t, Engl,sh sn. t.erran.
hsndsornr sappiy ~ Music sud Nasis Pspgr,
N'siiiug and Conversation Cards,
\ large stock a Plays
Chimney Srferns-- Nsuiiisn fliinin,
Pocket ba<sss snd Wslist..
Bi4sk, Red. sud indeltbi~ iskS
lnk stsnds, {uiiis. srd ~i~si Pens
NritiuE sud Later P.i~r. plaza 49, rgicf
Fancy Cnlurcd Do.
i.arzr sni su,sil srsppiug ~.
Tea Fat'sr srl H..uf,st no.rJa
vs. si.rt srd fstr.t Huiers.
I.cktt Msps ~ DE nitsd s'stes.
Duo d. ~ sssri w. statss.
Ditto d.. "a the HOLY Iant
MaPs on hnlirrs-siaf,. .,sl tsai Pe6sils
trsyons and blask sod. ssnd Bofcs. ke A..
lic hopes ~ su-utign io bnnnsss. af,d d-sirs
y, plrs,e, " uscTta st-re q The public pairuaaxr
"e sssp, Cstiyg,e ~ h,s sosk On ne s.yunssr
ehlfh his ffissds uili pies-- call md erarniss
HsrI~rsFerry. Nov ~. 1854
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377 IL Heres,
.Vfll Tor Remf.

YNHE MERCHANT MILL IN shephsrJ,-
4 tovs, belonging n X. ID. Shsphsrd, viii
- for rect AFTER TIE fret day Of July aext 80
lor terms, aPPiy % the subscriber IN shep-
isrdstovs, Nirgiaa.
res N. i-3t- Din
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

] do hereby certify, that saw n pyiv,,.
trial with Major DoswsIrs stAble'of bar,s, =
short time before they seI out for LyDebb,,r,
TALL Of 1888, when il was evident Sir w.I,s,
scott vas much the best horse he had. and
a' saeh, he selected him to run for the L,nrh.
burg Jockey club purse, although he had !,
ms STABLE, PiZaro, Moscow, Eliza wsr,en
Lady Roland, and others, most Of which hsv.
distinguished themselves as racers. Given
under my hand, this 2lst Feb. Is3I.
VIM. WILLIAMSON
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WILLIAM Il. JOHNSON. -

John Richards. Betsy Richards, Henry. Chill.
d.rs, SunPier and Washington, (by Iimoleon, :,
all celebrated horSes, we're IN Col. Johnson, .,s-
bic at that time. m
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$50 ACRES.

The improvements on said farm consist Of a
Stone Dwelling, Stone Distillcry, Stone Spring
House, Stabling, Blacksnith's shop, wagon
Makers shop, with several other tenements.
There are Is acres Of bottom and 60 acres of
up land. The balance is well CO. 1870
vered with fine thriving Timber -
The Orchard consists Of six hun 25=3
dred choice FRUIT TREES. The
farm is well supplied with never-iaiiing
Springs Of good water.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

0-The above property, IL not sold before
the Isl day Of May, will then be offered to
the highest bidder. Terms made known.
Apply To PHILIP COoNs.
Harpers-Ferry, March ~, ls3I.-3t.
OF The BdLi1or- .imericoll. and HTneIeste-.
Republican, HsA PLEASE Publish me GBo,,e Gples.
('scrkty'/ and JorzGrd their balls 10 this office fSr
collection
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the terms, will not be entitled 20 the prisi-
lcees JOSIAH wN. WARE.
Frederick city, March q, 1884.
From .,r-. Ba.igcr,, advertisement.


"John Richards will ne Il years old the
ensuing spring-a beautiful blood bay color,
with black legs, mano and tail, star i'm tho
forehead. l6hands high. Of remarkably hns,
indeed iaultle.> figure. Astounding ,n bone and
snew. with full, bold chest, aud an point vi
strength unexcelled by any horse ia the 4.
States. John Richards, os will be seen by
the following letter FROM WIN. a. johnson.
Esq. "a me ,ber Of the senate Of ' irSinia) wv rs
originally selected, sf'sr trial from all the best
horses, OF the South. 10 run the great match
race of SO, 600, I mile heats, sgain.t Eclipse;
but having accidentally injured one OF his
fore-feet, II became necessary TO substitute
Henry ia his place"
Richmond, Ia. January Q, ts2S
am GLAD you have got safe hotne With John
Richards. aud much pleased that Oh arr the owner
~ 20 Eoc horse, although I most sincerely wish
To- could have remained in Virginia one sca.on.
tl'"'.t nigh, have Put INV mares Ia HIM. John
l.iehaids got injured 80 cAtly and ~hen 10 Dung
tia, the public has no, lad opportunity of form
ing al opinion 1T his crceiLrncs a. q rdc,r have
hs u fair aud full ssy OF Judging OF him. having
trained ham 18th many others, in or,er TO ,nsL
selection 70 run the great and celebrated mattel.
With Eehpsc; and hcsitate not 10 nv that he "a.
decidedly INV choice, aud thai had he remained
sound, bc would most unquesiionsbIy Ls,c run
the '''iiehr--s from trial made al New mark et
ia, or too bciore NY departure for l.suy Island.
he certsiniy ~as the best IN INV stable Ih,s f.ct
together With Disappearance, size aud blood make
h'H, "a NV opinion, rtiiboble sf1L6Or " i,h-
ing yon success With him, ATM respectfully, your
mos. obediebt,
n n
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MAGWcRzR.

4 FEW barrel, Of No. , NACKRREL 70,
Z \ sale ~ "a NEtEs
1isfob ~, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

~ Ferry, on the 3is
Lsurance Ashford
David Adams
James Ashton
John Aiken Q
DIR ID Amin
Johnsioa Aplers
Juliet A Bealm
John Burns 4
Sarah Beall
Y q Byrns J
Butler X Reynolds
Miss r. A Brown
Travis Bail
James Burnau =
Ellen e Briggs
Doct VIM Brooke
Peter Byroe
, Bernard Burns
W ashington Butler
VIM Barn gardner
Capt ID Byrns .
Joseph Brooks
Henry Bedinger
Bsnl Boiling
Michael Brown
James Eennct
George VI Bowers
Robert Blanchard
Henry Bird
Peter Bradley
Jacob Doard
T. Bsrns
Robert Brown
Leo W Bosrman =
Patrick Buckles
Joseph Dranon
Oam Berkc Q
e.
VIM Calvert
James Colan
James Colbert
James b Chinewi,h 2
James Cahel
ID T Char
X Coyle
Thomas Cooplin
John Cramhber
JOAN Cooley
John Caskeran
Isaac Climer
Patrick Cunningham
George Compton
Mr. Cumbash
James Crawford
Mrs A Cooke
/, Joseph Colwell
Col Cruger
b Collins
Amanda Dick
Jacob Duvall
Mrs Ann Duvall
Rosanna Dolan
W IN burke
Thomas Dixson
Charles Duncan
James Dawson
Eli Derry
Thomas Duckett
Robert Duke
Thomas Dunn
James Dunn
Mrs ( Engles
Mrs Mary Eaton
! r
Henry VI Foreman
Mr. Flagg
Henry Filter
Edward rollin
Jacob Fouke 9
John fitzsimmons
Mrs T. fonsman
VI "A Fits
Isaac Gray
Patrick German
Daniel Guirg
George Garner
Martin Glausan
Peter Graham
CIR Hall
Thomas IIassett
Hannah Hall
Michael Hargrovs
Michael HOLMAN
Lew Hall
Humphrey l. Hughes
J d Hilton
Thomas Humphreys
Mrs House
81 J Hays
[ I J
Joseph Ingram
John Irwin
Mrs Mary Jeakins
John B James
Wrn Jefferson
John Jackson
Lewis Ky.en
Francis kuher
| April J, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

The above property is we'll slcdlated for
a TAVERN, being an immediate stand on
tho Winchester. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road. A further description Of said proper
~ - deemed unnecessary, A. the purchaser
will Of course view Il and judge for himself
An, one desiring To purchase, will do well BY
making speedy application, as the property
will I've sold without reserve.
will also sellny FARM and DIS
TxLLERY, situated IA Louduun county.
Va, within two miles Of HarPers-ferry, on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10
w. n. Johnson

Believing Sir Walter Scott TO be one of the
best young horses in the State, I purchased
one bali Of him the fall after he was year,
old, Tor which paid FI5fssn HuHArsd DOiL1y,
casa. HIS feet being in bad condition, very
seriously injured, ! turned him out and took
had the highest expectations from him
Judging from his private trials with Pizaro
Eliza "arten, and other distinguished horses
IN my stable. ! considered him about the
best horse N the State, and sought The a rl,c.,
opportunity for him to display his power. bu,
the disease IN his feet returning, he let down
IN his hrst race n Lybehburg. Isee Turf Re-
gister, November No. 1888 shortly amer
which, Mr. Robson refused Tro TIOa,sud
DOIisTS for his half Of him.
Feb. goth, 1884.
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IL Valuable TGMSsery, sc.
AT HARPERs-FERRY,
ToR sAx.U.

WV very valuable and eligible real pro-
- perry belonging TO the estate az Tawn-
'osd beekham, decd, situated on the upper
part OF The island Of Hirginius, at IIarprr,-
fGry, nov IN the market, at private sale.
ne premise. consist % . TANNING rs
ASLIo,ihhNI' with water works 60 grind
UaIk' . iArso Donber 81 Yats, shops. Bark
CURED TO carry on the business on an. ,no.,
extensive scale.
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PEDIGREE.

Sra WALTER ScoTr vas sired BY Monsieur
Ionson, he by Pacolet, he by the imported
Cni.en' no BY Pscolet OF England, he by Blank,
aud Blank by the Godolphin Arabian; hi. dam
fantail by Archy, out Of the dam Of salIy
MeGee, 9. g. dam by the imported KnswsIey.
9 8. 8. dam by the imported Dion, g.g.R. z.
Gam bJ Ceior, g. g. g. 6. 8. dam by Tristan
Shandy. For further particular. see Turf
Register, and English Stud Book.
THOMAS McGEHIE.
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Extract from .hr. JolHson's advertisement.
Monsieur ToaSons colts have sold at very
high prices. saw their Improvement. he
having had last fall more winners than the
get OF any other horse in America. The be,,
evidence, however, of my opinion Of him, IS,
That ! paid, last November, Tea Thor,a,L
Dollars cssh for him.
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II LjSe or Letters

ID EMAiNING in the Post Office, Mar.
IL Ferry, on the 3lst March, 1884.
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"A have determined TO remove TO the
"A West, will offer for sale my Property,
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ing Of n large and commodious
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wv between Winchester and Frederick
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Who AND Tory We perceive by
the New York papers, which advocate
the cause of the PEoPLE, against usur-
patton and misrue, that in that State,
they have dropped the old party names,
taking to themselves The name of WuiG,
and according to the worshippers of the
idol, the appropriate appcllation ofI'oaY.
We like this, because we consider the
cognomens by which the parties are thus
designated, to be both definite and ap-
propriate. A Wing must be friend to
the People, and a supporter of the Con-
stitution. He will not willingly suffer
the former TO be injured, nor the latter to
be violated. The Tory is supposed to
be the minion of corrupt leaders, whose
ruling principle is ambition, and whose
god is wealth, or power, or both combin-
ed. The usurpations Of the present par
ty in power, their utter disregard of the
Constitution, and the interests of the pco-
pie, and the absolute selfishness mani
fest in their doings, richly entitle them
to the name Of Tory, almost equivalent
to Traitor; while those who voluntarily
step forward for the defence of the peo-
pie and the Constitution, as richly merit
the name Of WIG. We repeat-we
like the idea, and hope these party ap-
pellations will be universally adopted
Prop. jour.
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either of the great questions, as to the
constitutionality of the conduct of the
Executive, or the expediency Of the re-
moval of the deposites. Those are
questions Oh which the judgment of the
House has yet to be pronounced. In
avoiding the proposed censure of the re-
moval, there is not doubt on our minds,
that the House Of Representatives has
fallen behind the march of public opin-
ion. If it have not done so, then is no
faith due to human testimony.
The Representatives of the People, il
will be seen, have turned deaf ear to
the cries of the People for relief-the
House has declared by vote of ll9 to
lO4, against restoring the Deposites.-
To themselves alone must the People
now turn for reliel-"there is no longer
hope for them, unless they come to their
own salvation"