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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-19

fr The Legislature Of Illinois have adopted
resolutions, by considerable ma critics. approving
Of the general course Of tho Administration and
particularly Of is measures IN relation to tho
Unitea Sto,cs Bank and TO tho controversy with
France.
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VALUABLEEEELF ESTATE
FOR SALE

INTENDING 10 move 10 the ~oHth, | offer for
! sale that higll, valuable Farm, ON which reside,
situated IN Bedford county, the Forest road | !
miles above l.ynchburg and II from Liberty.
This truly desirable estate IS we'll worthy the at
trnllon OF capitalists who wish to engage III farming
IN one of the most healthy and delightful sections IN
upper Virginia il having all the benefit of the salu-
bilons bfcezes OF the Blue Ridge, and AT the same
time possessing sol susceptible Of the highest state
oil improvement. This land lies Immediately on the
mann road from lynclburg To Fancy Farm, Peaks of
Otter aud l.berty-an IS bounded on one side by
Elk Creek, being IN the vicinity OF mills. The
tract contains about GOO acres, nearly $50 OF which
are cleared and nj present II state of progressive
improvements n least $50 acres being in Clover, to
which the land i peculiarly adapted. The improve
lncns consist in part OF frame )W cling House sc.
two Barns and 'ihcshing N hinc, ncw-and an Or
chard of choice lil.--lhs place also off ciig-
bic stand lor a Tavern and Country ~tor, and in
addition IL the above Improvements has New
Store house and Tavern house, with an Ice house
and We'll ofrxccllcnt water in the yard aud cXtcn-
slyc Stables, 4 Blacksmith AID Whcrlwright< shop.
&c. &c.
Il is useless To speak OF the many inducements
which tins place holds out those disposed to in, est
means in real estate, il Is presumed those wishing
10 purchase would prefer examining for themselves,
which they are earnestly invited TO do.--'This estate
is offered AT private sale until the 18th Of October
next ON which day, II mol previously disposed OF, /
will sell it at public auction, with all my stock,
crops on hand farming and plantation utensils sc.
Nc. Terms accommodating, and made to suit til"
convenience ot purchasers.
-. Letters 10 tie subscribers addrcsscdto Lynch
burr or st. James Church. Bedford, promptly at
tended To- FREDERICK A. HARRIS.
The Richmond Enquirer will publish thu
foregoing advertisement Wy, and forward its ac-
count To tins Office for payment
Nav wi5Os
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In Eccentric Nobio.--" Making your viii
is generally considered rs a matter rather connect
ed with the Craze than the ludicrous not 50 with
the eccentric Earl mentioned in the following par
aeraph:
=" iruitlcss search Of some days was made for
the will Of the late Earl Of Scarborough. At length
an old servant disclosed the secret place where II
was deposited, and stated, that some time before
he had received his Lordships commands, when
informing him where ii was TO be found, ii Inc
should be the survivor not TO reveal where II was
until hc had been dead three DAYS, but To it hem
harc n good hint fer H. These Instructions
were fulfilled TO the letter. One thousand pounds,
III said, were found enclosed in the will. An old
portmantcau was thrown aside Il, worthless by the
persons in charge Of papers and yaIu ablcs SER
want, however, suggested that it had better be
opened when it was found to contain securities 10
the value ofcightccn thousand pounds
LondOn horning Post
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Y lRGlNlA, SCT-At rules held in the CLERK.
oince oithe County Court of Bedford the 18th
nay "' May, one thousand eight hundred and thiry
Nr'n''afnGtt Lee Pm. against Elizabeth Nanncr-
son. Dct1.-In Chanccrv.
The defendant, Elizabeth NannerSon. not HAVING
entered her appearance and given security according
to the act OF Assemble, and the rules of this court
ana appearhgby satisfactory evidence that she is
not an mhahltan OF this Commonwealth. il is ordered
that The said defendant do apncar Ler, a., h. H.
Monday in July next and answer tbe bin nf ,La
plaintiff and thata copy ofrhs order be forthvthin
serted IN some newspaper published in the the town
OF lynchhurg, FOR two months successxely and most
ed At the tront door OF the court house of this conn
ty. CoPy-Teste.
ROBERT c. MITCHELL. C.. nc.
May II
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u fIRGINfA-ai fucs holden ia the clerk Of
fee of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
chancery for the town OF lsnchhuIg, on the 9th
,lay OF April, ls}5. Samuel Garland, Pin. against
James Martin. Dudley Jones and Ansem tlarkson,
IN their own rights, aud Executors OF Thomas
Jones' dec. Thomas Jones sou oi Thomas, Thorn
a. Jones. son of John, Doreas Moorman ana
Thomas Norman, and Lewis Bennett. infants by
James Benaeh, specially assigned their guardian
Samuel Bransford Sergeant of the Corporation oi
I.,nehburg. and such, administrator of George
Martin. dec. Elizabeth Martini widow of George
Martin dee. jesse Webb aud Polly his wife, George
Eve and Patsy his wife, John Fowler, VIM. shaw
and Patsy his wife, Howard Martin and Lucy his wife,
Anselm Clarkson and Mildred his wife, Milton Ben
nett Thomas Bennett. Douglas Bennett, Howard
Benneu. Samuel Bfansford, administrator of John
Webb dec. and the Samuel BranslOrd, admin
sffaror OF Nicholas Met.innis, dec Robert Morris
aud Walker q. Meriwether, administrator of George
d. Merriwcthcr. dee Deffs.
The defendants Anseiln Clarkson and Mildred ms
wife George Eve aud Patsy ms wife, and Thomas
Bennett not having entered their appearance and
given security according 10 theact of Assembly and
the rules Of tins court, aud happening by satisacto-
~ evidence, tint they are not inhabitants OF TINS
country : II is ordered that the said defendants do
appear here before the first day Of the next term
and ansaer the bill o tie plaintiff and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted III some newspaper,
printed IN the town Of l.ynchburg, Tor two months
successfully and posted the front door Of the
courthouse, IN said town copy-Tcstc,.
d. ROBES, clerk.
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The Prothers RothschM.-\n Emperor Of for
mcr aecs said to philosopher in his t"b, " II !
were not Alexander, | would be Diogencs.' \
modern Emperor seems to ,ay To rich jew Bank
er in his poietc, " i'll were not Ferdinand, would
be a Rotlscliild.' II KNOWLEDGE be power, IS not
gold all but earthly onnipotcncc
E." The death of the late Emperor of Austria was
communicated to NJ. Rollischild, at Frankfort, in
the following term, The Emperor died at once,
in the presence of the whole Court. The Prince
tMcttcrnich) desires me to inform Won and your
brother thai you may rely upon him as securely
for the future you have done for the past that
Austria remains Austria as strong rs ever; that
positively nothing will be changed in the admins
naion Of the country that the Emperor Fran
els being dead Ferdinand replace, him and con-
inucs hi, rcsn. The Prince bcgs You to an
nouncc th, 10 every one, mM aHHe aathortty %
Hc aalac ~ R0thSchih for your voices are accrcd-
tied, and produce GOOD effect"
L0ndon Eiobc.
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Nav
LAND FOR SALE.

1 WISH TO sell tract OF Land lying in Bedford
L County, adioningthe Lands of Richard ID. Watts
T.. Waits, VIM Hardy, and Others living about
two miles from Liberty. containing $50 Acres, more
or less, and about 100 Acres cleared This land lies
we'll, is well watcred suited to the cultivation of
tobacco aud small gran.-Some very good tobacco
land still To clear fo those wishing to purchase
will make the payments accommodating and the
price very moderate For further particulars, apply
10 James or Elizabeth Watts living near the premis,
-. JOHN w. HAMILTON.
MaN
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Absolute CELEBRATED
G1lnhI'iaN EOOth- Ache Pills,

Which give immediate rclic!, without the least in
jury the Teeth. On trial tins will be found one
of the best remedies known for this complaint
Price ~ cents.
= None are genuine unless signed on the out
side printed wrapper, by the sole Proprietor, 1.
klDDER, immediate successor to the late DIR. W.
T. CONWAY. For sale at his Counting Room, over
No. % Court Street, near Concert Hall, Boston,
and also by his special appointment, by
Howell DAVIES, and
J. r. & J. T.. RONALL, Lyme hburs.
MaI
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oS iHh fh'fLH MANAhlhlNf or ruSI~, WIN
nrreRr>er To riuia nrRtri,rr}.
To the Editor oithc Farmer, REGISTER
Pcrhas there J, no subject concerted q, ilh ,,,i
culture onwhich ,reartrtlI,eI>it, Of opuo,, pr,.
walls than the question. whether. viii reference. +,
their Durability, posts should be- plit in the prnuud
green, or scasonedl Whom lirs, settled. took
considerable pun, To inform myself on mi. poiu,
by consultation with those whose experience >hould
constitute them proper fountain, OF information 4
The diversity 10 which | have alluded. impaired
greatly the acquisition OF decisive results, Nrl
Thomas rhucatt 81 DFlui.llIr. a gentleman a
great Judgment and observation on all ao1.iculn,r,
subjects related 10 me a Circumstance which CON
trbuted much towards the attainment, ofn,y obicrt
lie stated Of my memory h, co1rrtA that IN IN,
erection oths parden n sufficient nnnhcr ,fn,.,.
as he supposed, were prepared aud suffered 70 re-
main until they were thnf,,nul,l, y,.,..,,,,J l.
completion, however, #rrolircd one IN oal;ti,,
which was taken from an adjacent tree. and num,
diately put in the ground Seventeen wears l.,
elapsed and every posi- had rottrd dnYn ,x,,
that one which remained sound. |, tho rr,,r. \
of my investigation auotbet ,n.t,nco. w. ,l,,.l
in which an entire side Of n,rtlr,, ,,libitcJ ,L.
same results NV own Hunted ,.,,,rc,,c, f,,-
nshes an inrid ut worthy at heinz, ,,,,.,,t;,.J Nt
garden enc}5surr w, erected of ,..,.t.oI,l.,.
Several pieces remained e>p,>ej until ,,.,. ,.'r,.
completely seasoned. 0n.of tb,.,. ;, bo-.o.r,,'l
was constructed. which h,> eniir,l, r,t,,d d,,,,,
while every posi- in the .e,r.le,, ,.,,,,;,. G,,,
From these fact, deducs. the belief ib,t g, ,,,.,
planted when green will lasl loooqr t,,n avn, ,,
yiously seasoned and for the reason tb,, IN. ~,
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RO. {. MITCHELL {. II.
April y

NTIRGlNIA.-At rules holden in the clerks of
' flee of the Circuit superior Court oil Law and
Chancery for the town OF L,nchburg, on the 9TH day
of April, lS35. benjamin Wales Perkins, IN infant
under the age ot twenty years, who sues by Da-
yld Saunders, lr his guardian and next friend, Pitt.
against Richard Perkins, administrator de bonls non
with thu Will annexed of George NJ. Perkins, dee.
Samuel Miller, Richard Perkins, Charles l.. Dlbrell,
Archibald Hatcher administrator with the will an
neNcd of George VI. Perkins, dee. Ralph II. Martin.
julius W. Hatcher Nelson |. Hatcher, nabncy
Martin and Elizabeth his wife, late elizabeth Per
kins James II. Perkins Bryce Martin and Malnda
his wife Tandy Duncan and susanna his VII, and
James ". Dlbrcll, Dcits.
The defendants Archibald Hatcher, Ralph II.
Martin, Nelson l. Hatcher Bryce Martin and AIaliu-
da his wife, and fandy Duncan and Snsannah his
wife, not having entered thef appearance and given
security according 10 the act OF Assembly and the
rules of this court, and II appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants oil tins coun-
try II is ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here the first day o the ncN term and answer the
bill of the plaintiff and thu copy of this ordcrbe
forthwith inserted IN solne newspaper published in
the town OF i.ynehburg for two months successfully,
and posted al the front door oil the court house IN
the said town. y coph--'feste,
u. ROBES, CLERK.
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Hes"S. Duets Ferguson and .Stanaitrr Fcrsu-
son, administrators otJohn Ferguson, dccd:-
'IAkENOTICE, that we shall on the 18th aay
4 OF June next, at the house OF William Crump
IN rankin county, Virginia proceedto take the dep
oSl'lons Of said William Grunp and others,-and al
Franklin court house. on the 10th day of tlIr Same
month, We shall proceed TO take the dispositions of
Robert T. Woods, and others, which dispositions.
when taken are To be read as evidence in a suit in
chancery, now depending and undetermined. inrhc
county court ot Franklin IN which you plaintiffs
and We as Executors of Thomas Hill decd and 9TH
crs, are defendants, and If, from any CAUSE the said
dispositions are not all taken the DAYS aforesaid we
shall adjourn from day TO day, until completed, when
and where Won may attend or not
WILLIAM JONES Exor's of
PADDOCK BERNARD 'rbn. UiI
JOS. PEDIGO, decd.
May II WV
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The income of John Jacob A>tor is one MILL
on and fifty thousand dollars every year He re-
ccives every month one hundred and twenty five
thousand dollars, every day upwards Of four thou
sand dollars nd every hour upwards Of one hun,
drcd and seventy dollars, every minute three dol
lars, every second about five cents lie laysdov
10 sleep at night Ills estate has been working for
linn while he slum5cred, and has made for him
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" iKGiNi\.-.N rules holden in the CLERK 5 ohirf
~ Oh the Circuit Superior Court of Law aGf
hnccty for the town of Lynchburg, on the 9Th ii
april 'o}1' Alexander Liggat. administrator d.
nohls non with the will annexed. ofJohn Lynch, DEE
flti' against John +. Johnson, in his own right an
as curator OF Joseph Nichols, dec Mary johnson
Whc OF John f. johnson, Lewis Merritt. executor
lewis Nichols, dec. John Lynch and I.eyicy In
Dctts. 49, i
ne defendant John Nichols son of Joseph u.
'nol', NOT having entered his appearance and gwen
security accordngto the act of Assembly and the
u,1S VI uiS court and 1t appearing by satisfaction
"chre' ulal ne Is not an inhabtant of this county
II is orderedhat the said defendant do appear hereo
fS' o"N ct the next term answer the original and
W9 amended bills othe plaintiff and that copy ofthr
" "a De forthwith inserted in some newspaper prin
cos' ,ie 10" OF L>nchburg, for two months sue
IesSNeN and posted at the front don, NJ ,be rour
"0"'' |" Siod town. Acopy-Testo.
,.,,- i. ROBES clrrk.
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80 sam Of Money.

ENol ND in the possession OF my servant, ON LIS
L return from LynchburG, about the 10Th May, Il
purse, containing sum of money, which the owner
get on application me- bya satl>iacor, descrip-
ton thereof and paying the expense OF this ad. cruise
mcnt JOHN +. PATRICK,
PHtsyirana county, wijhia ico mites Of Pd'neFS
Bridge.
June | 81
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short wooded. la,ip. bccn chesen, n nost aprro-
priate 10 the situation and wool being made an Oh
iect il is most advantageous TO select such Hooks
as arc pure as possible OF the species 10 which they
belong, and not mixture OF the short and long
wooded breeds, which must generally Prodne. an
inferior fleece, disadyantageoasto the manufacturer.
Length of staple in the lone, and ineness elasticity
and cloSencSS IN the short wooded fleece, VIII Dc ic
best guide, in this case.
Whether the wool be long or short, the carcass Of
the animal ough, TO be amply and regularly cover
ed il is a urcat defect when the belly Is bare, aud
A still greater when the wool Is tim aud open aiong
the ridge of the back, admitting ram and moisture
to a mos, susceptible part, indeed 10 descend upon
all parts of the body.
II is piece Of GOOD old advice Ia buy Your rams
little before Shearing time II possible ana very
necessary modern addition to take the opportunity
of purcha>inr nj the farmers house while son can
see the animal in pH,5s natafdibus, and before tie
has been dcckcd out aud trimmed TOT sho" by Inc
sheep barber \ thirk fleece, covering all parts
with as much equality As possible, containing I'le'-
~ Of yoH, retained or inspissaied petsPiiaiio1'
j, the object. If ewes, equally well bred, can Dc
procured, the shepherd anticipates aud leaps an
immediate benefit ifnot, he nls patiently await
improvement of his wool, THROUGH the medium oil
the superior blood of hi rams.
At ,heaiue INN, cNamine thu bottoms oil the
fleece, or the lower extremity ol the hlamenis oil
wool If il be difbg-hairtd, Of miNed quality OF
if TN, sheen have a coarse hrceeh, or be- mol well
covered it mu, i, rejected, ~ improper fora lnee-
ding stock, where II would pefpefaate IL detects.
Thu. quantity Of yoA or erea-e#lH a GOOD Pfooi oi
the thickun, Of tho fleece, sucr, by The elosencs'
and ticLnr>, Of the wool tie crease Prrsplrable
matter Of the animal i, retained hence fhe, cit
,cd, culcd wood has EYER the 9feltes quantity Of
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v lRGlNlA.-N Rules held in the Clerks office
OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry Ion the county OF Amherst, on Monday, the 18th
day OF MAY, lS35.-Nillim Davidson and Henry L.
". Camden Pitts. against William II. Camden,
Wesley l.. Duncan, in his right, and as td-
mlnlSrator de BIO mis- with the will annexed of
Sarah Bnrrus, deceased Dcits.-ln Chancer.
The defendant William II. Camden, 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 inhahitant of this Commonwealth. On motion
OF the plaintiffs, by Counsel, it is ordered, that the
SAID defendant William H. Camden do appear here ON
before the first day OF the next term to answer the
bill of the plaintiffs and that copy of tins order be
forthwith inserted in the Isnchburg Nirginiau ,or
two months successfully and posted AT the front door
of the court house in said county. \ cnpy-Testc
JOHN THOMPSON Jr C.
Navel w2m
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tTIKoINiA-At eoait Of monthly SESSION. h9ip
y for Bedford county, At the court house' ue
l:ld das of L ebruary, one thousand eight huhafea
and thirty hye.-TLomas Padgeu, EliLabeth
Padaeu. John Merritt. Cornelius Me mt, James
: Merritt, John Merritt, u. Peter lay ana
Patsy IN, wife, late Patsy Merritt and susan
Jane Merritt. Pitts. against Richard Merritt, yonh
Merritt son of Thomas, Stephen Farmer and fohy
his wife Ellis Wright and ms two children nom,
a, Wright and Winney Wright, John Nichols and
Susan ms wife. Joshua Thomas and Lne. ms wiie'
joseph Dan son and Edltha ms wife, Jordan Greasy
and Lucinda his size, Thomas Merritt aud John
Crew, and Clara his wife, Deendants-in ehaheefy
The defendants Rchard Merritt, John Crews and
Clara his wile Ellis Wright Thomas Wright, M
ncy Wright Stephen Farmer and Mary his wife, and
John Nichols x Susanna his wife,not having entered
their appearance and given security agreeaby TO the
act of Assembly and the rules OF this court and II APP
bearing to the satisfaction oil the court that they are
not inhabitants of this State: 1t Is ordered that the
said defendants appear here on the fourth Monday III
June next. and answerthe bill oil the compliments ;
and that copy Of this orderbe forthwith published
in the Nnglnian, paper published IN the town OF
lynchburg. torts months successfully, and posted
al the front dooroi the court house OF this county.
\ copy--Teste,
RO. {. MlTClIELL {. r.. c.
Anvil ~ w.lln
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"A .,r. MY CUSTOMERS
'IlOSI. AFFLICTED
COR Ms.

TGslIt celebrated ALBION CORN PLASTER
affords instant rclici, and At the sunc time dis
solves and draws the Corn out by the roots, without
the least pam.
CfRrirIc NTf--'' To those afflicted with torns ON
then feet do certify that | have used the Albion
Corn Plaster with complete success. Before ! had
used one box, ii completely cured corn which had
troubled me for many wears. make this public tor
the benefit of those afflicted with that painful com
pllnt WNl. Sll NV.
IhShIur l.. l. Feb - Price 81 cpntsa box.
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iouM and UorriogC.-l outh is easily attract
ed and decided soon. II forgctS that the fanciul
preference Of a moment may not safely determine
the prospect, of life. 1t is uumindiu that, look
mo Ia til, world merely occasions will come for
which H.. eraccS Of the ball room arc no sort Of
preparation. II rashly takes the eyes which can
sparkle in their morning brliancy, for those which
will weep mcckly in sorrow, and kindle with a
steady announcement in the midst of care, and
hold leht which can cheer, when all other light
on the earth has waved dim. II is 50 wild as to
mistake the nuttcrcr Of the hour, for the same be-
inc who will be lhc ninistcring angel OF sickness
and decline. 1t reeds TO be reminded, that iitherc
Is any euaaocmcnt in life, which is not to be form
ed under the arbitration of caprice II is thai which
Is not dissolved, till the parting shall come at the
laden bier and the open grave. 1t must be COLI
nncd 10 remember that if there is any step in life,
which rep irrN beyond others 20 be- made rcverent
", dnerrcl,, adviscdly, sobcrly, praycriully,
and in fear of God, il is that step which day Ivy da,
Is the most ucon>drratclv taken.
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PEDIGREE.

Coles, of DOSorlS, Long Island own sis,.., ,4tfl
can EchpSe-got by Dur0c, out ofthe noted Az M
Da1nSei, by Old Messenger, dam the imnot,aa uaf,
os Mdre-Daroc by Di0med, out OF 1uonl fas
blood ofthc above Horses is too well knn,' In
further comment. NoUNG ANERli \, -" aee
misses to equal any Horse in this country as, lfe
Horse 'io.
The following Certificate from my rr,;...
show that he exhibited great spead and bottom, : VIII
training, but obliged take him ou from IN u, us
cuuIstanccS he mentions 'e i'
! do hereby certify, that | trained Mr. e ",
tanst's Grey Eclipse Colt, by American Eel5n,. 'aa
of his full sister, and found, by the trials M, 'oW
him, and two Eclipse Colts was training IN, w WA
William Jones, at New Market, l.. /. that h. 1"
speed and bottom, and regret | could not h,,a ooa
again for regular train in proper fix. He e,na 'A
me with the tc0rSt sore beck ever saw and qo,,I !"
be rode until the 18th of September; and h, 5,,
his work, the time being short, his fore SHIN. 9
came sore, partly buchcd, and had to take Inn ont
train &c: WILLIAM BAXTER.
Long iStaad, Narch II, 1885.
My object in breeding YoryG Aurnic,>r,,...
by the usual experiment OF putting Nqid of,be ms
To her sui brother imeric0a Eclipse and tberal44
preserve, pure and uncontaniuatcd by any adj! "
uous or inferior cross, this superior and nnron.p
blood, has been, in this instance completely resl1
Breeders have in this young Horse. a far fa,,.
noble ANIMAL fully equal TO ms sire in size form ~.
figure, with idcutcally the same blood In bl,1ea,
bN which means the uutivallcd qualities oi HI,
may be prrpctuatcd many years. when by ,bc raaa
oi nature the original shall cease to exist
amiuily aware Of the general prejudice mi
country, against breeding " in and in" bnt IN r.,
land, where they have hadmorc experience. ahIaa.l
there Is among breeders diversity OF oplien =.
the prejudice Is the other way. But 50 long ;, I
have tine example OF the English Ftgia@ ClIA,
the blood OF whose dam WAS nearly Rlag,.sf
with that out ,NDlHLJr. and a. no.
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cobbet Ina, published "a lrc"cll letter to Sin
Robert Peel, and hearty welcome 10 his success
sor, in which he obNrrVc,-
Il is curious how this thing called the Govern
ment OF England has worked along with regard To
me. Since about the year l191 il has grown into
new sort of GoN eminent and do verify believe
that the history of my life will be the history OF It's
life, for We have been at war from the day OF ITS
birlh OF, at least, from its very infancy. II has,
in lis march, destroyed, or scnccd every iormida-
bic as>ailaat except myself; and the war between
me and II is certainly rs curious a matter as over
attracted the attention of mankind