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WORK FOR AUGUST.
Quebcc NercuQ.
on THE FARM.


The harvest having been secured, the farmer
must turn ms attention To getting out his grain and
IL the prices are eq al 10 his expectations lt Inn,
take II to market without DELAY: il they arc ma,
and he has we'll grounded hopes of their imnr,,,,
let him carefully put hi gram away in Li, harm
But before he comes to the determination Il, H., =,
AMI thereby subject it To the dppre.la,ionx of ,,,
ami other gran-pling vcrmin let him r,c,Il.r,
t'at ne who gets his gram early To market. mos,
generally finds good price and ~ tdv sale.
II ms tifniPS are MT in, the frm, r sh mld ma,
delay a day longer, but 90 10 work and sow then,
n"'iofgetin- to be careful IN obtaining eo0d seed .
Tor without they are fresh true, aud OF the r;ob,
kinds, disappointment; will enSue and IN sowing
let an be liberal To his stock
Ii he desires To succeed in his wheat and 30,
crops ii is time the farmer was bestirrinp himself IN
procuring good seed wheatand seed rye. Chance
o. seed every lew years is absolutely ncccsSar, ia
secure TAR returns: and obscrvant aoricuIt,ri,,,
say, that, II possible when You do cl,anue van,
seed, You should, in this country prefer ,y,,tnc
nortswdrd OF your own locality and we can bolir,o
This ule sorc readily, because we were a.s,ro h.,
2 wealthy planter and farmer from Georgia. q t;,,
weeks since, that the seed rye which h., procure
from this ma 'kef, welded him third more than
shat he Obtained at home.
The lite pc alo oIld be ate ndad to. and time
w~'ld be web s ent in making tn voun, bread.
. 'tors on the farm pull up all weeds going TO seed.
sDl put them on the dung heap, taking care u
eAssr than ocey Nth earth. Turn the vouur mir,
INTO your orchards 10 eat up the fallen apples, and I
v'h them they viii destroy the breeders OF myrisds
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.1gdiRS

james & Boyl. administrator with the will an
nexcd of Philip Rohr, decd, the same James {.
Boyd and Ann his wife, Muy Rohr, Sarah RoIr,
philip Rohr, " ,lliam Rollr, Michael Rom, los-
band Of Mr. Rohr, and VILLAIN Burd, Dcits
Tie defendant William Burd, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
act Of assembly and the rules Of this court, and II
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he Is not
an inIlabtant Of this Country 1t Is ordered, thai
the said defendant do appear here on the i'rsi day
of the next term an ! answer the bill OF the ram
tT, and that "A COPY Of this order be forthwith IN
serted in some newspaper printed III the town ol
Ivncbboro. for Two month, successfully, and pos
cd AT the front door of the Coul-honsr III the sad
town. \ CoPy-Ta,ie,
y. RODES. Clerk.
An, WIN
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,ugl ID

NrIRGI<lA-At rule, holden in the clerk OIL
= fee oi me circuit superior court OF law ana
chancrr,. Tor the towI of LYnchborg, on the 'fd
dl, Of August, 1888:
Chi,well d tbncv. trustee Of the late mcrcan-
tile firm Of & it, B block 90, (Which sad lirm
VI, composed Of William G ,lt, IN his life tlmc'
aad lni1.s aud John Bullock samuel Garland and
john Pr. an >nch other Of the creditors OF Phi-
lip Il ohr decd, 4, may pray TO unite as party
plaintiff, in thi, sur, and pay their proportion o
l..,.a.ty Pitts.
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IL HA>cERY.

he defendant Alexander Mari, not having enter
MS appearance aud given security according Ia Nh
act of Assembly and the rules of this courr, and
appearing by satisfactory proof that he is not an d
hap'aht OF TINS commonwealth it is ordered thatfl
sain defendant Alexander Mari do apnear here am
before the first day of September term next and an
'e pm OF the plaintiffs and that cop, OF TN
oiue' W 'or'h"Ith inserted in the Iynchburg We
IT, ,u' '"o ",oh'hs successfully, and another cop
,i,ig poS'eu at the trout door of the comthout
TINS county on some court day.
\ copy-testc.
July IL ''Hh' a,N'
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NOrBs'II.

Notice..
NJ T. wish To inform our friends and the public
w generally, thai We have taken the house ad
lo'nhg our Glt and Shoe Store and a few doors he
10" the Market house. where we are now opening a
-'"''' assortment OF Groceries, all of the very
''>' 4u''tN bought especially ior flmil> USE. Also
Eood assortment of Cotton NaruS aud a few Dry
''"o1> Hardware CONTEMPORARIES, 81. Nc. All of
winch WI" be sold low ior cash. or given in exchange
Tor Counr, Produce.
hlNkl.E \ RI'MBOllGU
We shall also keep on hand good assortment
OF Ropes. Twines, &c, which will be sold at
'i' '"''otN prices. II. \ r..
Aug II 6
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ipaiast
Tbon,s Lowry. John Lowry. il, Thomas -. nei''
son and ra~ford Lowry. pe'e"
IS tHANCIRY.
The defendants Thomes Lowry and 'ra|ioi" '
oy,,. mol having entered Their appearance an" sr
on setnf,tv according the act oi assembly, anu ii'
mic, nj tins court aud II appearing, by 'a,'s''''os
evidence. thai they are not inh'bt,i'> u vi -.
,5.,ltI II i or tered. thai they do appear he oh
I, f,, Is oil the mex term, and answer the origin"
and am nael bill, of the plaintiff. and that ms Or
r be inserted IN some spapef publ1shrh'h ~
b,,r1 for two months successfully, aud oNt" i" Tue
front door OF the Courthouse Of tins county "n SUM
court day \ Copy-Ieste.
'o'' JOS WILSON, CLERK
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LtCk and White Ginghams.
- Bin Italian SIN,
As, rtcd Ga, ~ lldktS.
Do Twisted SILK do
Black do do
Corded Skirts,
Blond Edging and Footing,
liiic and Crimson Pong,e IldhE.
J"d feceir'd By Mr stage and far safe By
fkN\kLlN, liu\T X Go.
Opposite the mginian Once
AUG. y Is
L. REOSCTE, nor remedy tor Sores, Ia
IN cer>, S:opIng Blood etc. etc.
Neiaii', nrm remedy Of hil h standing,
PlrdgdaN i'"u>, a cnre tor the Tooli-ache,
Ncrdicri> III Oil,
White Lead and other Paints in Oil,
Ofdugc II wrr Water
Drnls,', Composition,
Pqtmlrinc soap, (fnnch,)
Almond Paste, t,r washing the hands.
Water Color>, (,,>oried,)
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Commissioners Sale of Valuable Land.

I NpuIsuaucc 81 decree of the tncmt superior
i Court of Law and thanccrN, fof tie conn-
y Of llonrico. pronounced on The 'th day oil zen
tuars. l. -. N i vii therein depending. wherein
Thomas owen executor oi the last will and testa-
nlrnt e lholnls Nelson, deceased, j. Plaintiff aud
Rfcc ". Schnoef aud Many ms wife, Walter ! g.
Dav and Frances hls vile. john L. Nelson, Pelcr
Nelson james II. Nelson. Andrew Nelson, aud " Il
ham C. Nelson. aud Thomas H. Fox aud LIZA his
VIII. ,rc defendants the undersigned, the fomrlls-
-aner IN sad DEERE named. will the 2'ltll day OF
August SO on the premises, proceed 10 sell by Nay
ot public auction Tor ready money, certain Tract of
parcel ul Land with It's appurcnanCcs situate IN the
county " Campbell, al Looming the Land oil 'aPi.
Miles & Jry. aud III the nelehborhood Of Nj. Raleleh
Glnlton's Tavern. aud containing, by c-tlnaion- o'1
acres, moIc. OF less-ft beng all that part ol = laf
eel tract Of Land lying IN said county ol Campbell
late the property Of Peter Nelson. deceased which
h.. not heretofore been sold under decree pre-
sionsly pronounced III nd suit.
CiiISNEii DABNEh, Commissioner.
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RIO. {. CUTLER, elas
July u WIN
4 IA circuit superior court OF law aud chao4a.
\ continued hv adjournment, and held tot
county of Amherst. At the courthouse, on The
the 9Th day of April, l-:}5.-Elzabcth T,lq
nini,tratrix, with the will annexed, OF John r.
deceased aud in her right, Isaac Scott and =
Sc, his wife Mildred Inns. window of John b.,
deceased. and nney Garner, widow OF Joseph e.
ner deceased. Plaintiffs against Jonas Pierce IN r,
Own right. and rs administrator Of William DjI,.' !
deceased, james billiard, son of William Iarls
London and Polly lis vile, and Roocd, rbop.9
William and icana Warren, ipiantS,ly comm>>e,.
Benaoh specially asst tined their GUARDIAN ad It
John llaygud and Rachel hls wife, aud Peter w..
aud Susannah his wife, Defendants
II Cn,NeERY.
This cause came on tins day to he heard. nno,a
papers formerly read. and the report of compl,s,oa
er Tinslcy, made IN pursuance OF the Il crer,l or.
oi the 9TH day OF April. l-;2. with eNern,5,a5
thereto BY the defendant james Dlllmd and fbqe
hibtS Herewith filed, and was argued by counsel
On consideration whereof, the court, not Al nr4,oa
deciding any points arising III the cause, eNerat a,
the plaintiff, Mildred Inns. doth confirm the >,,l
port as to her, and doth adjudge order and tIee..
Nc, this part oi the decree does not relate In H.
rccommttcd rcport.) And the count doth hllhe,
der that the report aforesaid with the eNcen,,t
thereto, he recominitted 10 the commissioner wI
made IT, for HIM to consider and report therenpsn
Copy-'feste,
JOHN THOMPSON. Jn. elrl
CoMMssIoNrH's Ofre,#
imhcrSt Court HouSe, jpHe l. s:{5
Thu parties will take notice, that have Al no..,.l
Saturday, the 9Th day OF August next To r9r1a.,
the recommitcd report in the fore gong oldef nm,
toned, on which Il y, III the hour OF 10 O'clock
VI, they are requested 10 attend at my Office with
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Y lRGlNi\ .-N rules held IN the. clerk : oIf
OF the circuit superior court of law aud chI
Gerry tor the county Of Nelson, IN the nonthoi Ju
1873
Charles lancey, PIT
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SALE, OF NE Is lsl)ES.

july %
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EDUCATION.

MISS gEBECCA ToWNLEY proposes to
lv1 open School in this place, in the brick ie-
nemeh, now occupied by Mr.. Samuel Bailey, situn-
ted near Mr.. C. Poe's lanyard. She will teach
onhogrsphy, Reading, Writing Arithmetic, Geo
grephy, English Grammar Ancicn, and Modern
History, Rbeiorick, Natural Philosophy, AsHono-
my, Chemistry aud Polite Learning.
The School viii commence on Tuesday the I'd
day Of March next, and terminate on the 2ith OF
December following The terms are 50 90 per
month or $40 90 for the session Of ten months
one holt payable on the LIST Of August, the remain
der o, the close Of the year
In offering herself to the public, in the capacity
of an Insiructress she faiters herself that several
years experience in the art Of teaching, during
which time she has been fortunate to give
general satisfaction will ensure her the support of
her frends. and obtain the patronage of an en-.
llghtened community.
Feb. II I'm
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To Samuel Davidson, Thomas Dixon, Sheriff Of

10 Samuel Davidson, Thomas Dlxoni obetW "
Campbell, and 80 such adminni e'or dc bouts
non of jeremiah Ingram, dec. Robinson Cheat
ham, Lewis Campbell, 1artsge IIower,on and
Elizabeth his WIFE, Stephen Bradley and Samuel
Dickey the two last of which are non residents
of the State Of Virginia
HNAKE NOTICE, that shall, on Friday the
II 18Th day OF March next, between tho rising
and the sitting ofthe OF same day, nj the tavern
house Jno. H. Punkeit, in tho county Of Comp
bell, proceed 10 take the depostons Of Poioderter
Patterson and others; which SAID depositlons,
when taken 10 be read as evidence on The trial
ola suit, now depending and undetermined, IN the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chaneefy for
the town of LynchJurg, in which myself and 9th
ers are plaintiffs, and you and others are defcn-
dants and II, from any cause, the said DISPOSITIONS
should not be taken or completed on that day, then
to be taken completed on the day following, ut
the same place. WILLIAM A. 5 rAPLES.
Jan % 10
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$50 REWARD.

II UNA WAY from Jesse Jopng, on ,ns Isl
IL day Of October last, Negro Mao ~ "e
name OF CHARLES, about 80 10 ~ years OF age
of black complexion, about feet to inches
high, stout and square built, pleasant cuan.enance
round face, polite and quick spoken, good set OF
teeth, rather short no other mark or scars recoi-
lcc,ed, except his small toes grow together farther
than usual. II is expected that he has changed ms
name and clothing, and obtained free papers well
executed, and probably assumed the name OF -
Bowman as he has been intimate with free negroes
of that name.-The above reward of $50 VIII be
given If taken out of the counties of Bedford or
Bo,etourI, SO that get him, R25 if taken IN ell
Their of the above counties.
JAMES JOPLING,
Attorney in fact for Jesse JoPl'ng
3r The Lexington Union and Kanawha Ban
ner will give the above 3 insertions, and forward
their accounts TO this Office for payment
Jan. Is WITS
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VnsulN'A'-At rules held In the CIerk,s of,ce or
H., Um county the 80 day of November is34-Mai
eW nan, Jesse Hall Jr John Hail aud Joel Hail pir
i's' yonn nan, VIM all, Hezekah Hall Elisha Hal,
Pni brown and Iabtha his wife, late Tabithn Hall
m MugroVo and keziah his wife late Keziah HI
.oeph slaughter late Sheriff of Bedford county ana ~;
' cna,aetet admir- with tho will annexed of Jobn Hall
uoc, ana benJamin Musgrove, present adn,r h ',
annexed o. SAID John Hail. ST. dec Defts-In Cb,nn' III
+, ne defendants John Hall, WIN. Hall and Soy.
mu hezah his wiie, having eptered ,hei,
Assembly and no % security according the act of
Commonwso tSa'9eG that they inhabitants thy ny
on rho Gra IT, =. Is oreered, that they do appear ba"s
~ ~ ne. oay OF the next a nd answer ~ L e
that this order be Inserted In o o.
po.,ea a, H. Ihehourg for two months successyelp pa
on some court day. ' no'so VI 'nis county
JAMS wy A'''0' JOS. WILSON, elk.
Son
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Notice.

4I virtue Of a deed of trust, dated the 3O,b
NJ day Of March, 1919. made by BENJAMIN
Perkins aud Maria his wife, aud duly recorded in
the Hastings Court for the corporation of Lynch.
burg, N which the undersigned are trust ees--tae
trustees will, upon the premises, on the Goth da y
OF march neat expose to sale al public auction 10
the highest bidder, on a credit OF SIX and twelve
months, for moietIes OF the purchase money, a
certain House and Lot. in the town Of Lynchbure
supposed TO contain one hundred feet on sixth al
ley, be the snme more or less, occupied by James
b. h'sq"e, aud being the same property pur chased
by said Perkins of Edmund Terrell and James
Saunders, as described in said Trnst deed
THOMAS MOORE }.r
JOHN N. ROSE. trustees.
Feb G. ,Js
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New IVY Goods.

NHE subscriber has just opened at his Store,
- large and fashionable assortment Of Dry Goods
of superior quality. Among them are
Green, brown, purple, cinnamon and cold Pro dc
Swiss Silks
Cold Gro dc Maps and other Silks very cheap
Black Italian Silks and rich black fgurcd2Sllhs
Sd and "a French and English Mcrinos
5-4 and "a black and cold Crcnssans
Ladies' red and black Merino Shawls
Ladies Merno and Thibct Hdkfs
Barge Gauzc and other Fancy lldkfs.
A few rich Needle Work Muslin Capes
do do do Chimazets
White aad colored Satns
White and cold Italian Grapes
Florences
Lace, Lace Edg ing and lnsertings
Bobnet and Grecian Quilllngs
Cambria Edglngs, Worstcd Edgngs
Ladies' and Gents Gloves
Rich open work Silk Hose
Plain baek and white Silk Hose
Worsted and Cotton Hosiery
Tinsel Flowers
Bonnet Belt and other Ribbons
general assortment Calicos
Green, white and black Wells, &c. &C.
ALSO.
A sup. lot blue, black and fancy cold Cloths
Blue black and fancy Cassimeres and Satinetts
He'd white and green Flannels
Plaids and Bombazetts
Linseys, kerseys and other coarse Goods for Ne
groes
Bed T'ckngs, Apron and Counterpart Checks
"a, a and 5-4 brown and bleachcd Shlr,ngs and
Sheetngs
Damask Diaper and Table Cloths
Toanet, Swansdown and other Vestings
Rose, Whitney, London DutIcl and Point Blankets
The above, and variety of others suitable to the
season, daily expected, which recommend to the
public at unusual low prices. Dealers will please
cell and examine bsfore purchasing, for cheap bar
gains can certainly be had here.
ROBERT KYLE,
Oct l3 10
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K1IkGlNlA AT rules holden in tho c,orL,. on;,a .
me county Court OF Bedford, the lot day of Eecem
Se one Thousand eight hundred and thirty fonr-John G
Noe complt. against John Doupherty Pbil;n Ecoyo ana
'onn wharton, deftsi-ln ChaDcery. ~ ~
me defendant, John Daugherty having entered his
ana gwen security, according the net of
assembly aud the rules of this court and il
% evidence that be is inhabaDt of this
!, IL M ,ne motion OF the complainant by his attorney
Monday III March next, and answer tho bin Of the
h ana tha copy ofthis order be forthwith
~ Tor Two months successfully, and posted M
ron door oil the court house of this county on ,vo
successive court days. copy-Tesie '' VI "'o
H., M HUBERT Z. MITCHELL. C. n C.
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New England Seed Store.

"A + the agricultural and Hortics.ltu,a al Ware
~ house connected with HE N. Enwand Farmer
the subscriber continues the Seed Establishment.
and now Offers to dealers, Gardeners, and the pub
lie generally an unrivalled collection of
GARDEN, GRASS, & FLOWER SEEDS.
comprising unusual fine varieties ami of undoub,ed
quality and vuty-being raised under the par
t'cular direction and expressly for the establish
ment.
Garden Seeds in boxes assorted for dealers from
Toto 100 dollars each-Also in pounds, halves and
quarters at very moderate prices.
Boxes Of Seeds containing good assortment, for
private gardens at 50 each.
300 to 400 choice varieties of Flower Seeds in 6
cent papers-20 papers for 81 90
Grass Seeds at the lowest market prices n,
Wholesale and Retail
Ffnu and Ornamental TREES, Grape Vines
Plants and Roots supplied at one days notice
Just published Catalogue of 80 pages which
will be sent gratis 10 customers.
GEO. C. BARRETT.
Feb wI2w
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" iNtev Goods /.

ME subscribers have on hand large assott-
- ment ofthe following Winter Goods, viz,
81 & A Plain and Plaid Linseys Cheap
Sd American Kerseys
Low priced Sane.ts
Point and Dufi Blankets
Rose and Whitney do
Wilson's and Gendys Napt Gottons
All OF which they are determined to sell cheap.
Those wishing to purchase will find it to their in
terest to examxe their goods before buying.
FRANKLIN, HUNT, & Co.
Opposite the Virginian Office
Dec IL IA
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Circuit Superior Court of Law ond ONCE OF the
Shipnan anS esOn "a the month OF February ,he
dy and PANEL E JUS VILE Alice Edmunds Eizabetb q ,
munds and as administrator of Charles In ~
The rna anu Fleming Edmunds Defts-In Cbsnca cd
uan fleming Edmunds not having en,aL
esenhu anu given security according to the M S s
u me rules of this Court, and il ~ Hs.
Ss,a sorder"d, that the said dsfendcn, o OF tbs
bill Of .ho rst day of April term next and spenr
nanns Inserted In the Lynchburg vrcn;s' order be
od IN the town Of Lynchbue for two months
'''e In thus county on court ds, " me court
AeoPy-Teste,
Fsh.s Ao c. CUTLER, Clerk.
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NY'np'NA-At rules hold in the C,erk. office of tho
circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery 70, the
county OF Charlotte, the Sd day of Noyembnr iS9i w
fnlteson, Pit against Francis Stern and Rohc,, M,
ION, Dets-ln Chaucnry. ~
ne defendant Francis A. Stern mt having on,a.s -.
appearance according TO tho act of Assemhiu % ms
E " 'h,s court and IT appearing the satisfaction of
that ne Is not All iifabtant of this State on mo-
lo ot the Piabtih by Counsel is ordered ibat ,h
go ~ appear before the Judge oftho said Cour,
" oourt house OF the said county, GU the first dav ~
et' ano enter ms appearance and answer me
p.anuhs BILL and that copy of this order be ins,,,"1
"a some newspaper published In the town Of Ivnchhn
Az two months successfully, and posted at The frn,
oo'' Vi ihc court house ofth said county. '"'
a Copy-Teste
Dec. %. .opiNooN. Cik.
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LAND FOR SALE.

TnHE subscriber offers for sale his PLANTA
- IlON, on Little Ouer, in Bedford, about
miles east of the court house. 1t contains between
Ats and 500 acres about 200 supposed to
be cleared and but small part exhausted. There
is estimated TO be between 35 and 40 acres of Low
Grounds; every aero except about one is first rate
tobacco land tho balance Of the cleared land pro-
duces fue crops of grain of all kinds. The unclear-
ed land is Of the first quality for tobacco.
Also, another Tract, on the turnpike, about six
miles above Lynchburg, containing 4lSs acres, a.
bout $50 cleared is 6ne grain land all of il lies re-
markedly WELL and from the trials made, is finely
adapted to clover There are on this tract abou, 80
acres in Meadow, and very productive the un-
cleared land is very heavily timbered the i'm
pfovements either of these tracts are only suita
bic for small family overseer
Possession can be had of both, if application is
made before the first of March next, and terms us
accommodating as could be required. For further
parti' ulars enquire OF the subscriber, near New
London. w w. AUSTIN t
Dec 25 wSw
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PEDIGREE.

Csrolinisn was got BY the renowned Sir Archie,
his dam by the imported Druid, h,si grandsm by
old WIldar (besi son OF old Fearnougbt,) his great
grandan, by Americas, his e ggndsm by The
imported old janus, ggg g'aaaam also by old
Janus, his gggg grandam by the imported horse
Moore's Partner hsggg grandam by the i'm
ported horse old jolly Rodger. on, of the import
ed mare KITTY Fhher-Csrolinian's blood can be
traced the English Stud book, as far back as to
the following horses Places White Turk, import
ed by Mr. Place. Stud keeper to Oliver Cromwell
in 1862, when he was Protector the Lyster, or
S,radling Turk, 1868 Dodsworths dam, 1916
&c. &c &c.
The Subscribers feel no hesitation 10 saying that
they gave general satisfaction the Last season, 10
those who entrusted their mares 10 their care. as
out OF more than sixty that we're II in their
care not one was returned out Of order, and near
" all OF them much fatter than when they ne
They can oniy promise continuance oftheir best
exeriio0s TO give satisfaction, aud hope TO have
ample proof OF their success in the return oil large
number OF those who patronizehstho horse the last
season. Caroiinian served near 100 mares the last
season, md on digent euqui.y, we csnaot bear oil
more than five that have not proved in foal, aao
we invite all persons whose failed the la I
season, to send them back. AM they shall be sery-
ed AZ the season price. This beng the last sea-
son Caroli"ian may make in this part of the conne
try, We solicit all those who have nny wish To
breed iIomhin, 10 avail themselves Of the present
opportunity 10 breed from horse, whose size, Co..
ior, form, blood. and performances, and the char.
acter and performances Of his get, all prove him
TO be the cheapest horse ia virginia, at $50 the
season All persons sending mares distance, v i'll
please direct them TO the care Of +. r. Richardson,
one OF tho subscribers. living al the Court House
with particular written directions how they want
them kept whether pastnred or fed, their temper
habits, &c. and their directions shall be honestly
complied with. lie has provided himself amply
with gram, stables, separate enclosures, and every
thing necessary 10 the successful accom- ishm ent
Of the end IN view Mares shall be well fed, at 26
cents per day, aud servants sent with them board
gratis We would Suggest the proprie,y Of sending
mares before hey foal as every way preferable TO
The practice Of travelling young colts accompani.
ed with tho IA certainty of the mares standing, &c.
&c. &c. THOMAS RICHARDSON.
RICHARD {. GAINES.
N By reference 10 the September No.
1882, ofthe Tori Register and Sporting Magazine.
CarolInians own, and some Of his get performan.
ces may he seen.
Feb. IL w6v