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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-18
The Ne,o York Charter Election.


The Opposition claim majority Of two in Joint ballot Of
the onmon Council of the Cyand we entertain little
doubt from the returns, that they correct in their cali
culation-But they have lost their MayorLawrence is
uoquesIionably elected by majority Of about 222 The
,unor so ihuusirousy set sloat, that many
nau Deen improperly set aside because Verplanks name
bad been put on the ticket g. g. instead Of g. c., turns
out to be false. letter TO This City stated the mum.
per brst at 5OO0-tieD IL dwindled down 10 500, &C.
&C The New York Post Of Monday Evening, Gays,
mat "the runor prevalent Saturday, that a large
number OF votes for Mayor with MIR. Ycrpanck's name
incorrectly spell, bad been cast out in csnvassiug
proves, a, we had no doubt il would, have been an in
yenton OF the Bank party. We publish below copy Of
he ohca returns OF the election Tor Mayor in this city
~ VIII be seen that there but twenty-five scattering
votes IN The immense number Of 81 9SS, the whole num-
per OF ballots Tor Mayor given In. The twenty-five scat
teHng votes include all that rejected on either side
on account OF The names being improperly written; and
we learn that majority Of these were Tor Mr.. Law.
renee"
Preparations were making TO receive the new Mayor
(now member Of the III. Of RI with great honors-snd
the Democrats are proposing TO celebrate the event. by
some great festival.
u s not too late TO do Of justice The author Of
Phno. Justice" has asserted "Phio.d Country Demo-
crdt," to DO the Country Democrat bimselfThis as
sertion 10 altogether gratutous and unjust
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-28
4" THE GOVERNMENT"

All the world knows that in the degensia
of modern times, and under the present "y ,n.i
ty, "the Government" of the country d w. c,ts
dered synonymous with the Pfesldeh' " and
country-that in him is conferred all po"''
authority. .,se
In the Attorney Generals opinion on u" statss
of the refusal of the Bank of the Unlleu -, Law
to deliver up the Pension Fund, place' >"
in its possession, this sentence appears
"They (the books and papers, are e Isnce he
ly the property of the Government. nattled 10
contends that "the Government Is en neemi,an
them during the interval between tn % he adds
nual payments "The same remark, of t&
" may also be applied to the mon nf ybound 70
agency, which the Government IS n0'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-28
HORSES FOR SALE

A NUMBER of likely YOUNG HORSES,
"A suitable for the Saddle or Harness, are now
at Cats Tavern, West End, and will be sold
on moderate terms. Persons wishing TO mr.
chase Horses will do we'll to give me a cali. as
| am determined to sell good bargains.
feb 26-3t* l., n POSITION
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-28
NAcc.u 10Th Fob
IN COUNCIL, FEBRUARY 10, 1884.

THE following persons were appointed Com
L. missioners for holding Elections in the Sc
veral Wards on Tuesday, the 18th day of March
next, for members to serve in the Common
Council for the ensuing year, viz:
James P. Coleman, Lincoln Chamberlain,
Stephen Shinn, at the house Of Anthony Rhodes,
on Union street. for the First Ward.
Silas Read, Hugh CAROLYN Guy Atkinson, at
the old Reading Room, for the Second Ward.
Andrew Scholfeld, James Douglas Joseph
Smith, at the old Indian Queen Tavern, on King
street, for the Third Ward.
William Fowle, Benjamin S. Kinsey, William
~ Mutt at Miss Millss, corner Of Prince and
Alfred streets, for the Fourth Ward
feb 19-t4thMar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-28

Loss Of the Line Brig Encomium.-The line
brig Encomium, Captain Sheffield, sailed from
this port on the 1st inst. for Orleans, and
we regret to state, was totally lost the third
day out. This information was received via
Savannah, and we have been politely favored
with the following extract of a letter, from one
of the passengers:
NASSAU, 18th Feb
"The brig Encomium was wrecked on the
third night after we left Charleston. The Pas
sengers and Slaves, sixty nine in number, are
all saved, after the most extreme peril, with the
loss of all their clothes and baggage, and reach
ed the Bahama Islands, whence they proceeded
to Nassau. The Vessel and Cargo total lossn
We learn, also, that the Passengers suffered
much for want of food and from the ncemen-
cy ofthe weather, before they were relieved by
the wreckers.- Charleston CoMr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-28

any misunderstanding, that in the interviews
and conversations above stated, the number OF
your you delegates present at each were as follows
at the first interview with the President we were
all present: at the conversation with member
from this State, two of US were present; at the Re
conversation with Mr.. C. P. White, we were all
nresent. at the second interview with the Pres-
dent three of us were present
ELIHU WHITE,
ADONIRAM CHANDLER,
BENJAMIN DEMILT,
JOHN T., MOFFAT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
Ercsh G0rGfen Needs.

HVHE subscriber has just received, at the
n Chsriesto~n Apotheesry and BOOK Storv,
from the Mary land Agricultural Rcpositorv -
ia baltimore, part Of his stock Of Garden
SEEDS, intended Tor the sales az the ensuing
Spring and Summer. A further supply HiIl h..
received shortly. They are assured e. him, ~ith
thc greatest confidence for purity and f,rshbess;'
and a. they have been raised "a = climate 70 nesrIy
assimuistcd Ca ours, lac ~ confident "a the briici
hat tbeN vii give general Satisfaction SUI ioin-
eel - list OF some Ut those which De las rv,ciN-
ed, via.
Early frame Peas. six week ditto. Knights tall
msrrowist ditto, dwarf msrrosf.t ditto, I,r-e
Lima beam, China dwarf Hcsus; six wrekIseans.
large yellow Pumpkin seed. white Onion .-ed
rcd onion ditto. Carolina gray Water NrIo.,
seed (suPcrior); Pine Apple Melon seed. Green
Ciiron duio' Early York, dtunl-h,ad, green a.
voy, ADD hAtterses Csbhagr seed; sl,ptt Tor Scar
10; red Turnipg Waite spanish snd Ioos ~hi,s
Radish seed; White. love- grrvb bong grrrn ! ur.
kty, extra long green, VERY lsrgt aud esflv Gu
rumb'-r seed large and ,1rtip flood H.. o.
range Carrot; bunch. add sr,vt,I nod. a S,...l.
&C milling seeds san'met Spiusch s-etl. d, own
dutch, slcnsis, green coss ADD viiie eos H..
turc seed IHri ithubarb Sod, e.tiy C.ul,lou,r
white sohd CCicry lad AtushoLe sed
JAMES BRONN.
lob. -. 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
PEDIGREE.


JoHs RIcHARDs was by the great Sir Archy 1;
hts dam was BY Rather sometimes called
Rdht-not DR.. Thornton's.) Rather was
esteemed m this country no less rs a race
horse than n stallion; lac was several tunes
winner m this state (North CaroliLa) when
colt, aud subsequently, an South Carolina,
particularly at Charleston he was by the
OLD imported horse shark; his dam was the
celebrated race mare Lady Legs, who was
also the dam Of the unequalled race horse
Collector; she was 10y the imported horse
IehlInel, her dam by the imported horse
tearnousht, out Of n mare that was imported
oy MIR. Randolph Of Virginia. HIS (John Rich
ards's) <. dam by the old imported horse
Medley, his &. 6. dam by old W ildair, his <.
Z. <. dam by Non Pariel out OF an imported
mare. Sir Archy John Richards sirc) was
by the imported Doomed, out of the imported
mare Caet'anira--she by Rockingham out Of
Iabitha, Rockingham by iiighAyer out Of Pu-
rlty, sister To Pumpkin; Purity by Matchem,
OUT oil Tie 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. JOHN ID. AAilS."
Extracts from .lfr Beld BGiyer's letters ia Ne
Gender, 1852
John Richardss colts from blooded mares
bld iair To make good four mile horses. I
have one, called the Fly ing Dutchman-I have
run hTts mile races, all Of which he won,
beating Mr. SteNens's cele brated Black Maria,
Johnsons's Nulliiier and others. Betsy Rich
ards, his full sister, has won, more than per-
maps almost any other nag in Virginia at all
distances. ! saw the trial, a single 1 mile
heal, between John Richards, Betsy Rich
ards, Childers and Sumpter-Betsy Richards
was next To John Richards in the trial, and
she forty yards behind. Henry did not run in
the trial, because John Richards and himself
we're owned by the same man, had ALWAYS
been trained IA the same stable, and IL was
known John Richards was the best Of the
Two. This trial decided that John Richards
should run the great match against Eclipse.
out becoming lame, Henry was substituted. -
" John Richards has very few good blooded
mares, and not more than three or four of
note among ustm, and those within the las,
three seasons, not one Of his mares has pro-
duced better runners by any other horse,
! where they have been trained. The dam of
the Flying Dutchman was considered a good
haJ mile mare"
Extracts from VI. John ID. .lrs.'s FORMER Of
Sir .frohHJ LITTER 10 VI. Beil BddgrJ, in f.
6'7IGU, 1896
cannot forbcar expressing regrets at his
tJohn Richards) having left this section Of
country, a. am already Of opinion that he
was at least fair candidate TO succeed his
SIRE SIR Archy.) II Is the opinion Of many
mat Henry y his sUperior--but I am psrgfet-
~ satisfied to the contrary, not onlv from gem
eral obser' alton, but private trial made Of
them Whsn frainSd by Hlr, in which John Rich
ards eTinced great superiority"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
NOTICE.

a IL those indebted 90 the estate OF John
IN NOtter, deed, by note, bond, Or unset.
lied account, arc respectfully notified 10 come
forward and make some arrangement for set.
tiemeht without delay, as the administrator
wishes 10 have The affair, of tie estate closed
AZ speedily a. possible. There being but two
interested n the diitribution Il aid estate
(One Cf whom lives out - the state. and -
anxious 10 know and handle his Iust part Of
SAID estate speedy adjustment i Their, fore
required by the administrator IN order o. en-
able him % meet tho wishes Of those inter.
esied. THIS notice y reasonable. and - eE.
Peoioc viii BE- met with prO'nptness Those
having claims against The estate all Ifios
them forward for settlement
JOHN A. MNRMADURE. ,fi,n-y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
.y'OTEEE.

THNHE C0-putuership dat heretofore ex-
u isicJ, under tie trr, 81 su,s Marina
tnGe . Go. st hahlct0wu. vas Dissolved n
months ag'' AID u ts now iimc that al re-
mining dos ,'pul foe paid. have The
consent Of Narmad1ks &, .ly. ~ DO !. e.
iua!ly inierr ,iod 90 tao dest. doe the con-
rern,) thst pas m1pt mast Lc made on or be-
fore the 9TH Day u AFril ncSt, r., on tLat d.,
al debts uat rrmain unpaid, will BE- ia, ided
httv cen him and myself Fpr NV part. 4
f1nn0t or Wiil not indulge longer Tie trend.
.ihP have Tor - MarmIdukc, who still con-
"icis iho business az ksbiet0An. and flr Tie
accommodation of those indebted Induced
nc u let remain ~ h. hands for rtuet
Collection. al debts then due The concern
bat Tie triae has arrived, that II become. a.
dtPensab'y necessary q, rllte the b,i.,pes. A.
'p-edty ls possible. Those indebted to tie
concern Will DO wcll.t0 call on or before ,l.s
inc mentioned and pay their respective dt,..
$ Marmaduke uho is duly authorized g..
'ccife ani receipt ior thc same. a, o. claim,
claims Which may ras, ,rip ms hand, need
tpect indulgence. TIE f0rbclrancc that
- already been extended. . hope wiil be
Considered sufficient and very liberal
iDS l.. RUSSELL
'inrFer'-ferry. March ~. t-3l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

NiE subsor.bsr bags leave 10 inform n. o.
customers ot the Old Timing Establish
mcnt, hat be intends continuing the bus,nr,.
81 the same place. and is determined. q be-
possibly can, 10 sustain TIE long and Justly
eelbrious character % the establishment
and hopes 70 meet Nth = corresponding share
Of patronage from the old customers sbd The
public 30 general. iie has on baid iarrc
assortment ~ ready tanntd LLATlILH--
particularly ttst aud used by ssddier's -
Hides ahd Sk.ns wanted st at times, and the
each always rca'y g. ,hcia
iUliN : MARM tDrEE
..rpierittoar Nsf.A 1l. I-J4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

AHE business carried on under .he frm Of
- Brown DAVIS, will be conducted for
TIE future by the subscriber. who offers Tor
SAFE on the most pleasing terms, the follow
ing ARTICLES
Mems fine white, black and brown Hat.
from Al 80 TO $500; ~. cal add cloth an,
hen's lne Boots from sl.7J 10 $50. do.
water Proof do. Brogansi Boys hBs and
coarse Bootses and shoes Childrens Lea
Their and Morocco shoes and Boots LADIES
Lasting, Morocco. Seal and Md do. Ladies
CalFSkin shoes and Cater Boots Mi.,e.
'ali-skin, Morocco, Leather and Lasting
shoes. Also, HAIR and Fancy Trunks. Black.
iug Brushes a good supply 81 Gentlemen',
Plan ADD Fancy stocks Linen shirt Bosom,
AID Collars six handkerchief aud
REfDY-.u.IDE CLOTHING.
al Of which tie subscriber ;. determined 10
sell lower than ever offered before, for Ca,s
OF on short credit can Hip. seWed graft, /
MILTON J. BROWN.
hhopherdstown, Fcb -, l-J4-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
February 9. lisa
VIRGINIA 90 -,

VIRGINIA. 30 VII:
~ ROLES h0hfu IN d,c Cirrk's Odire a no
County Cout Of ,, frf. 90. ni, t',e Grst Niaaa.y
to Pcbrisrg. iu tic ycsr 1854.
Mai n Uhioa-e. Ptusrrrr.
AGAINST
Laf Gss.i1h-,h pthn q p,rre Ds.,ri.g g,,,, A.,
.NeFfv hung jaries fat .old. Jsll, H.
i~v. anil Ih,a.s teopfr. DEstrpAsr-.
~ CUNNCFRY
'ENliE defendant. 1T tood.pcyJ not having
n entered hes appearance. and gwen secti-
r'ty, aerofdiug - ihr Gel 90 .ssnlly add tbs
rulrs % u.is c1ur, ani d ppc.finr ~ satisi.e-
tory evidence that ~, uut sn iphabttsnt a this
rYurtrt II % eTtt-Irff ihst thc ss,d defshsiatt
o. alT'esr II ttr tsurf-hops- ~ sd eotntv a.
ihr uird Npfay in nest Ayfii. sid anssef o..
biu ~ ,hr p'.uul sud uats onpy II this or,',t
baf1rhaif trleriei ir .1fof nevst st,s.r t..if.f
90 in t.ss e.u.iy q JsH rem, ior o. 10 ,s.o,i.
,r's'''ly s',i gos,d 1t nee frOBt door d re
hurs. ot sd routfy
oNly este.
$ g. CRAMER r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
VIRGINIA, JEFTEHsoS CouSTT, Scr:
Ia the County Court,
Iran CoontZ and Ann has " lie, late Ann Ron,
mus 49, ''

Nih0iNIA, JEEEERsoS CouNTY, Scr:
10 tie County Court
Hiram CoontZ and Ann his wife, late Ann Rome
mus,
AGAINST
John Cooniz and Elizabeth his wife. late Fliz.-
b,th ltoneuus, John Agar, and Catharine h.,
Siie, Late Caiii'uine Roncmus, Lewis. Edward.
''eorge, William, Robert. benjamin T.. John
and Charles i.nsas, and Elikabetb Me AInrtan
late Elizabeth Lucas, children Of Mar, I,,e,.
deed, uho SAs MARY Ronemus. and EIwarj
I.ness, 80. her husband, and William Nc
Murra", husband % the aid Elizabeth Ne Nor
Tau, and icNis. John, William. and Mar,
Iii"kcnbcard children &C Susan Cl,ukebbearJ
urod' Who vas Susan Honenus,
~ CHLN'CERT
1--WE deic ndnnts, John Agar and Catbar,ps
y his wife, late Cstharino Rouernus. Levi.
Clnkrabcsg'l sud John CliRkenbeard. admit chit
ircn u susan Cliuk eubezr,l deed. Who -. G.
san h0ncmu'' not having entered their sppesr-
anee, AMI gwen security according to the set al
Assembly ard the rules Of this court, and n an
pairing by satisfactory evidence that thev arr NJ,
ihhabitsHis II this county IL q grsLrT,sI Tbs,
We 'slh defendants do spPcar here on the 6rsi
day ~ The h'xt April term q this court aud an.
s~cr The b,ll Of the plaintiffs; and that eopv a
us order h. icrth~ith inserted W some nesspa-
prr pu'iishfd in The county a Jtff-rsou. for I've
n,onths succc ssively, ard posted 81 the front door
u Tie eougt-hous, ~ this county.
copy-Teslr,
Jsn ~. tsit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
VIRGINIA. 10 VIII.

NbhOlNIA, TO WIT.
~ Rules holden ~ thc Cltrk's OHice az ,t,, C,,,
" Court ~ jefferson, on the first NI.,,.,,, a.,
February. iSJli -
Jshn ~ Int and George ~ L1Ie.
PLAISTiFTs,
AGAINST
U"i.~' P.ndefoH, SiGs .NITnla,iake, and 10
lr;h T. E4FsrQ D.t,xp.xr.
~ CuNSCERN.
INlE defendant WIN. Pend.rt9n. no, Lav-
'nG entered h's spps zrsus... anJ gwen ..c.-
Fity. according 10 the ct Of ss.sn.Alv .nd a.,
rules - ih' court, sod Il pi,,sriug ~ sat.sf.r-
'"ty evidence That he ~ urf inhabtt.tt 81 th.a
country u - 9rd,fed, Hot The sad defendant
Do appear u 49, e,urt-hoHsc e sod count, az,
IN u,'rd Mondr 10 April next, and answer ,h,
hhl - The plaintiffs; sDdths, copy 81 ih. ofie.
p. 'os,n~Wh h~F'cd b. ."nnc ncw spaper puJL,h-
I'd in u'e county q Jensrsun. 81 tse ,arrtl.,
'neerss'''l'. sod posted 81 u,e ffOut dOss 81 t.,
cOuft-hDusc ~ sad county
eopy-iestr,
February g, lisa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

"a SIT % halEPaisnt STILLS, that vii
"A bear a comparison with any others
holding 22O gallons eaeh--Worms. Stands
&c Also, pair of MILL BURR sTONFs
: feet and but little worn aud 20 or 30 st,ll
Tuhs.
Having no uss for tho above property
VII give sreai bargains. and take ~ payment
negrOcs. good paper. 90 the cash
WILLIAM e. BURNS.
LsetoVn JeGsrson 60.
Soy 20 1883 g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
SEA GUTLk

(Ihs thorough bred Stallion aud distu.-
guished Raesy,)
~lLL stand G.e ensuing season. com.
" meneins the lSt Of April and termt-
mating the let Of July. in ChaTIes,o~n. JetT,r-
son county, and MartinsburE. Berkeley COIN
y, at The very reduced price Of SIi. TO be
discharged m .he season $40 10 in.,,r. a
mare with Goal, and $40 TIE single leap. u
be pad ~hsn the service Is rendered For
pedigree, performance, &c. see hand-bir.
Feb. IL. Is3l--tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
Dissolution.

V'nE Co-PortncrshiP heretofore existing
u under tho firm Of Brown 4 DAVIS, wa.
dissolved on the hrs, day u January, 1854, by
mutual consent. All persons indebted to the
firm " 81 please call on Milton J. Brown aud
pay their respective accounts, a. II - ,,npor-
tant that the business should be sp.ed,i,
closed. MILTON J. BROnN,
THOMAS DAVIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
TIE Tract Of LIND.
500 ACRES,

And has or'nar, Improvements thereon, will.
iull supply Of Timber
TerHs -pne-thIrd cash, and the remainder
w Two equal annual payments, without inter
esl ulI due tor which the purchaser Hill be
required t. execute his bonds, secured 10y
deed OF trust CA the premises
Sale viii take place on the premises, about
the ni.d-'- Of The day.
THOMAS ROGERS,
March IL. ls3i-5t Comm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
PEDIGREr

SIR WALTER ScorT was sired by Monsieur
Tonson, he by Pacolet, he by the imported
Citizen, he by Pacolet of England, he by Blank
and Blank BY the Godolphin Arabian; his dam
tantail by Archy, out Of the dam Of Sally
McGee, & 9. dam by the imported Knowsley,
& g. 9. dam by the imported Dion, q. &. &. &.
dam by Celor, &. 6. &. &. s. dam by Tristan
Shandy. For further particulars, see Turf
Register, and English Stud Book
THOMAS McGEHEE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
NOTICE.

bERsoNS Vho are indebted 70 The late
- hfm Of Brown a DAVIS. are notified The.
iheir accounts have been placed 10 the hand,
Ut W. John NysOng q this place. for coiIeo-
ton and settlement, &C o. b. closes o., note.
MiiTON BnDNN
shePhsrdsiovn Iea u, l.3I-m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
319 H-1 Heres,

large proportion "f which is m tine thriy-
~ lumber. The Improvements are a com
i1rii5'e log Dazzling a large Barn, &c, y IN.
a ne'er-isiiue ,Prr; cou,euirnt 90 the house.
There ., on uis farm au ie-ant Applc or
rhard, with other fruit trce- Thcfc Is ike
"ise upon the fNer tr,lk quarry %. hmc.
stone, the l,.nc Il which + superior g. any
made 10 tli- ish1prhpad Person, wi.hin.
10 purchase, viii epply 10 Wm- &. Bricu at
the Anii-L"'am Work, or tho subscriber 10
Frederick County. Md.
Terms viii DC made - suit purchasers.
JOHN BRIEN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
Jan. 9th, 1894.

Extract from M JohHson's advertisement.
Monsieur TonsOn's colts have sold nj very
high prices. ! saw their Improvement. he
having had last fall more winners than th,
get of any other horse in America. The best
evidence, however, of my opinion Of him, is,
that paid, last November, Ten Thousand
Dollars Cash for him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
Sir Walter Scott.

HViiis beautiful and much ADMINISTRATION
- will starj the ensuing season, ending on
the 18th day cf June. on Mondays, Tuesdays,
and wednesdays, Mt the stable OF the snbseri-
Der, } Gales from Chariestown; on THUS
days, fridays, aud Saturdays, at the stable OF
ID. ~. Alien, Esq. miles Forth Of BattlctoSD,
at $40 cash the single leap-Sl5 the season
II pad before this expiration OF the season, Al
not, 500 will be cNaeted' IN every esse-and
$50 tu insure a mare with foal-5O cents cash
To tie groom in every instance. Any person
sending marrs will be entitled TO the 9th
mare gratis. Mares that went To Red Rover
last year by The season, and fail To be with
iOal. will DC Insured at the &c ason PRICE
Good Pssturage, OF mares fed on grain and
hay at either stand, on moderate terms.
SIR WALTER SCOTT y n beautiful dark
bay, with handsome star, black legs, name
aud tail, years old tins spring, - hands
inches hish-he IL truly n most splendid ami
NAL, aud much admired by all Who have yet
seen him. His great muscular power, CON-
manding appearance, blood and performance,
rank him among the first horses Of the da,
and he IS said 10 DC more like his noble sire,
Monsieur Tonson,) than any colt of has get
and Was sold 10 MIR Robson AZ years old
for $1,000.
The Monsieur Tonson stock stand higher
~ the Estimation of Mr.. VIM. X. johnson,
than any other stock III the United States. In
reference 20 that fact, give an extract from
MIR. Johnson's advertisement.
PERFORMANCE:
Tree Hill, Spring Meeting, S32, at YEAR
old, winner Of the stallion stakes over the
Tree Till course, beating with case r. p.
lIarc's r. c. by Contention, WIN. Il. Johnson's
gr. {. by Medley (Blue Bird) winner Of tic
$1,000 sweepstakes, Z miles out. over the L.
course, Lorg Island, Damon by Johanna, and
Mr. liarrison's br. {. by Arab. lie was beat
en- at NEWMARKET, fall races, being lame and
IN other respects IN very bad condition. Al
Fairfield, still complaining, but much better
than he was at New-Narket, winner Of the
stakes. beating MIR. Bots Douglass, by Co
hanna, out Of the dam OF Collier, VIM II.
Johnson's Tobacconist, by Johanna, J. J.
iarrison's CHI. C. BY Archy, and DIR. hinges
Black Hawk, who beat him at New Market.
This race was won with great case in I'm 81
s. and 3m. SIS. Alter this race, Major Dos
well purchased one-half OF him, for which he
paid $500 cash. His feet being seriously
diseased lac was then turned out and not train
ed until the fall Of 1893, when he was again
started for the Lynchburg jockey club purse
IN Which race he let down IN running the ri
mile in the second heat. ISee Turf Register
IN reference 10 the above performance
SAMUEL CAMERON.
March -, 1884,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
WILLIAM Il. JOHNSON. >

''Juhn Richards, Betsy Richards, Henry Chill
drrs, Sump,rr And W ash,ngton. 10y TimoIcoi,, }
all eoiebrated horses, we're In Col Johnson's sta
bile at that time. BIB"