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al the village of Roanoke, on the Ghatta.
hoocbee, about 80 miles below Columbus,
within the limits of Georgia, the place hav.
ing been attacked by three or four hundred
Indians, who killed Is men, wounded 20,
and burnt the village TO ashes. The wo.
men and children il is believed escaped, as
also the steam boat Georgian, which had
been lying at the wharf. The citizens OF
lrwlnton, for the safety Of whom apprehen-
sions were entertained, have erected tort,
and organized sufficient corps, It IS be-
leyed, for their defence. Serious appre.
.hensions are felt for the safety Of Column.
bus. Volunteers from Harms, pson, Tai
bot, and Marion counties, had organised
and were soon expected, under Major How.
ard, TO plant their standard on the other
side of the Chattahoochee.
Republican Herald, Extra,
Columbus Geo. Thursday Noon, May 10 {
WEDNESDAY, lsth.-Sevenl Volunteer
Companies from nelghboring Counties have
come in, whose appearance warrants the
belief, that If the tug ofwar should come,
they will be found at their post; they are
from Talbot, Harris, and Epson Counties.
4 still larger force is hourly expected from
the interior OF tins State, and some SIX Or
eight hundred from Montgomery. We
doubt not but the force will be quite AIDE.
quate in the course OF three or four days 10
make a successful resistance agains, any
hostile foe from the Indian Nation.
The Mobile Chronicle, of the 18th inst,
contains a statement of depredatious com
milted By the Creek Indians, upon yariou:
plantations in Russell aud Bourbon coun
ties IN Alabama. The plantations OF NeSsrs
Culbroath. l.. W. Howard, Boalt, Wicker
Smith, Everett, and Col. Richardson, arr
named as having been plundered. Sesera
Greek Indians, known to be friendly, has
made known that an immediate and gener
+ al hostile movement the Indians is intend
cd in that section of the State.
Eriract Of letter rec,ir,3 ct Iaepsta, from ia
Post Master dated
! "CoLrNBus, May 2l.--Ihe town IS al
hustle and preparation, and tomorrow morn
lng Gen. White of Talbot, crosses the rW
er, and pelelrates the Indian country, wltl
five hundred men. Gen. Bailey, OF Trnup
Is near the Lee.W ak. Lee swamp, with tire
hundred whites, and about the same mum
Der Of friendly Indians. In this Lee. " ak
Lee swan? are five or SIX hundred hoslll
sayages. An express has arrived to day
saving Gen. Bailey ; men would enter II
swamp to-day, and euJeayor 10 drive til
indians out"
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covered snugly ensconced in the forks Of a
large iire oak.
The captors did no, know who their pri.
soner was, until they reached the camp,
when the Mexican soldiers exclaimed, " Ell
General III Gefe Santa Ana I"
The Mobile Mercantile Advertiser of the
18th inst. contains another version OF the
battle, in which Santa Ana was made pr.
soner, furnished By Mr.. Joseph Andrews,
of Georgia, who vas one OF the prisoners
taken by the Mexlcans, IN the detachment
commanded by Col Ward, of that State,
and was among those who escaped the gen.
eral massacre Of that detachment, and was
afterwards engaged in the decisive battle,
fought by Gen. Houston. His account OF
this action corresponds generally with the
statements previously received. Santa Ana
Is represented by him, as apparently about
- wears of age, OF rather small stature,
dark complexion, black hair, black bright
ewes, and altogether good looking man.
Santa Ana is stated 10 have assigned, as
reasons for destroying the prisoners com.
posing the detachments OF Col. Fannln and
Col Ward, that he had not provisions sutii.
cient for them and his own army and 81.
condy, tina, he had not men enough to spare
TO keep them securely.
la the battle between Houston and Santa
Ana, Col. Mlrabeau Lamar, of Georgia
greatly distinguished himself for his va.or
and lntrepidiy, and gained the applause o.
all. 1t is SAID there was mol iilly Texans II
the battle-that the Texan Army was com
posed almost entirely Of volunteers. Santa
Ana is a prisoner in an armed vessel, neal
Galveston Island, while the Mexican pr
soners, who are able to labor, are engaged
IN building breast @orks on the Island.
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Latest from Texas.
CONFIRMATION Gr>. HOT>TON'S Veto
RY, AID ruE CAPTURE or SANTA ANA!

A Letter from Gen Houston. -The New
Orleans Bulletin copies the following letter
from the Naichitochcs Herald, which pa.
per says, /" By the kindness Of gentleman
who arrived from Tcvas this morning, we
have been put IN possession Of the following
letter:
"CamB SAFETY, San JaciHto, LHeI's Crossing,
iprii -.
W. President Dear Sir TINS morn.
ing the army reached this point, and was
attacked at half past IL \. NJ. by the army
Of Santa Ana, which continued until 3
O'Clock, when he withdrew his forces from
the field. Dor men we're few who eneag-
ed the enemy, the balance remaining con,
ccaled for the purpose Of hiding our mum
sers, His force IS reported at -00; ours
does not exceed 80. | am disposed to
think that the enemy intend another attack
tonight by a change Of position. We had
but one man wounded. The enemy's loss
Is estimated at from Is TO 20. There would
be no difficulty N securing the rights OF
the People, and the liberties Of Texas, if
men would march 10 their duty, and not fy
ike recreants from danger. Texas must b.
defended, and liberty maintained.
SAM HOUSTON,
Commander in Chief
p. Santa Ana was ia the field. The
officers aud soldiers acted well. Col. Rusk
vas in the action, and fully met my wishes.
Ii.
from he Tue american Of Ma Q.
PARTICULARS OF TIE CAPTURE OF
SANTA ANA.
drought b. The Steamboat Post Bos)
During the night Of the 10Th u,., after
the sklrmsh between the Mexican and Tex.
ian forces, Gen. Houston made movement
with 600 men and all his artillery, and at
day.break met the Mexican force, 100 or
1900 strong, also III movement, and gained
a position within rife distance Of the enemy,
before they were aware Of his presence.
Two discharges Of small arms and cannon
loaded with musket balls, settled the affair
the Mexican soldiers then threw down their
arms, most Of them without firing and beg.
ged for quarter, 600 or1J0 killed. The Off.
GERS broke, and endeavored to escape; the
mounted raemeu, however, soon overlook
all but one, who dlstdnced the rest-hlm
/ they ran fifteen miles, when his horse bog
ged down in the prairie, near the Brasso'
timber; he then made for the timber Of
foot. HIS pur.uers, IN the eagerness Of the
chase, dashed into the same bog hole, lief
their horses, and continued the pufsui; Of
foot, following the trail of the fugitive (whIcl
was very PLAN, owing to the recent rams,
until they reached the timber, where it wa
lost. The pursuers then spread themselves
and searched the woods for long time II
VAN, when It occurred to an o.d hunter tina
the chase might, like h I'd pressed bear
have taken a tree" The tree tops wer,
then ezaulled, when 10 the game was dla
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No higher compliment can be paid TO
Judge " hae for his mastery speech on
The Land RilI, than the following fact dis
closes. Onc Of the most highly distinguish.
ed members Of the Senate, who had, before,
opposed this bill IN all It's stages, ven, to
the Judge, immediately after the oonclu.
SION OF his argument, aud ob-eryed--thal
he had hitherto opposed the bill, for rea.
sous that appeared to hun conclusive, but
that the speech he had just delivered,
bad convinced bm OF his error, aud saus.
he'd him on every point, aud lie would give
the Bill his cordial upport.-Smn.
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teney's. Why not add it as well to the
Wing polli
More inaccuracies might be pointed out,
but these are sufficient to vltls.e the esll'
mate of the Enquirer. Any estimate must
be in a great degree conlectural and ITALIA
cious. Great numbers in county elections
vote for their friends and Deighbors without
reference to national politics. This was
especially the case in the late election, and
il is certain that fully the majority claimed
BY the Enquirer in the whole Stateexpress'
" intimaied that their present vote was
not TO be taken as an evidence 9, their Presl.
dental wishes. Many VaG Buren, candl'
dates we're elected by antbNan Buren, votes
and this We do not DOUBT will be shewn by
the vote in the fall.
We have received from gentleman oil
this CITY staiement OF the returns OF the
recent electioR IN Virginia, which We be-
lleve 10 be as1alr an exhibit as can be made
The results Van Buren, majority OF 1890
IN the whole State. We shall publish II al
the earliest possible day.
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or Celebration of Tsrian Iad,p,,J,n..

y UFg
According to previous arrangements, on, a..
zcns, on Friday evening last, testified, by p,,t.
Celebration in honor Of the glorious events ubi,h
have recently tran'Pired in Texas, the JOY and
qualification felt among US al their occurrence
Our Courthouse, and The very appropriate ,,J
skiliully executed Transparency provided n, a..
occasion, together with the hotels, and nearly d..
~ Of The stores the workshops, and Tic pty,,.
dwellings, Of our citizens, were tasleiully srJt.j
liAn.ly llluminated-thc Church bells rarg u.
their merry notes.-the loud mou,hed csn,,, 4.
intervals uttered It's thunders, one peal Tor ,,,b -
the iwcnty.fouf States Of our Conitderacy-,J
the Military Band contributed It's soul..,r,-
strains Of martial melody while the crowd. or..
tlzcns and yisI,ers, Of both scres, promcrss,r,a,
streets, with their merry greetings and ps,,.-,..
congratulations, served to set oil the mpo,,rr.,.
IN a manner which could rot fail 10 lur,r., ,,.
senses with high degree Of PRIDE aud a,s.s,.
We believe tins Is ths fret celebration a, IT,
ian Victories and Texan Independence stg ia,
sPrit which dictated II, aud tht manner IN v..s
i Sas carried through. arc crcdliabl, all, ,,t..
circumstances intended TO b commemorate "a,
H. and 10 the descendants Of ,irts pho v,.
olden time, the .hrst 10 move in another ps,r...
work
After the above was written, NC c,iy,d an ,..
iielo on the same subject. which vii IL oaf ,
succeeding column, giving not ouly sk,,-. Z
the Celebration, but also a bslsfttfi,w o. he t..
tory Of Texas and Of the infamous and cru,l s,..
fare which has lot SOME time been vsg,d ,.sr.,
bu, which NC trust - nov coded The arut.r 70
which We refer va. prepared At The tcqp,tat ID,
Committee Of Arrangements, By highly ro,,..
table and talented son 81 Western Nluh Ca,o.a4,
recently rcturnes from The >outh, AID q. i-r.s
!or Il tie attention 81 tho ftat,r as caf,atr,
Information Of tic highest interest IN r,..,.a %
the subjects Of which At sfeaks.
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PHILADELPHIA, ArRIL IL.

A Nar Chdrity,--The VII OF our late
esteemed fellow citizen, DR.. James Preston,
after dlsposng Of portions OF hI. estate TO
members OF his family, aud giving consider.
able sums to many existing institutions for
public good, provides that the remainder Of
his estate, thought to be about two hundred
thousand dollars, shall 20 for the endow.
meat Of lyIng.in hospital for married no.
men, an institution much desired by man,
phlIantbroplsts, but hitherto unpfovlded for
IN this city. A society has for some time
existed IN Philadelphia, for and to lamlIlcs
under the above circumstances, but 10 cx.
tenslye means were obtaluad, nor any hos.
prtal procured.-C. s. Gd-.
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Virginia Politics.


TT1nIfIf N0II0n7T IHItTNgfHeFF-
The returns OF the Election tor Delegates
TO the Legislature Of Virginia having nov
been received, we are enabled TO state the
general result II. Oul Of body consist
ING OF about 1870 members, the Jackson mn.
lKity is |. or 20. The Wings have net.
rher lost nor gained any thing OF conse
quence in the composition of the House Of
Delegates: but the election Is said 10 eslab.
hsh beyond reasonable doubt, that the ma
loriiy Of the voters of the State are on thetI
side. Our friends IN Virginia are III higt
spirits.
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~ Tao Creet D,pre4aflar,i1 Ga-,,-

or As Cr,et D,preGattarsia Gersi-,
In preceding column the reader s.,g ssta
the NOS, important saa test b.shGea,,i lori.
dent, Of the Creek war 10 G5ovis. va,a l,.s
come to hand SINCE Ia.t week.
h put.,b,ue information # tbs character,
sh,ch a are begrd 60 d Is tie sn,s,c,, pc sr7
our readers to tsst 80 Is. we snaeasa, 20 t
aaiy that which 40 be,.sge t9 L. tie b.a, aa,aa.
ttea'cd end, 81 TIL. fra.en. prefer 70 rss' ,.a
public Dispatches 1t ptaafs lsfefe t-,cc b
lh,s conrse vie fad outst,fs. ozrstsers.'t '.5 .o
error, b the publication 81 accounts e.G.,f vastly
eraPgeuied BY, or totally without saslatea IL,
cop, IN, tas saegsa ~ a'sfms5 tuas .rsaar,o To-.
dn.duals. Ot this character. we ard 20 h.t..t
Of the statements extracted INTO caf. columns log
week, from par-rs issued from X -.,s ,a --t a.l.
the scenes ana circumstances tbrr fs'fe-# p
describe. We would fbefslors ce.jsa aa, 's.-f'
to receive the hig eolorsd statement. art ,.-a.1
which they hear and seo Of Indian 81 -r-tf.-f
with many grains Of allowance, nt.'s, 8. 20
same time, we would no, wah TO say aat e"-
that could be even tortured INTO desire 20 ea' i0'
to lead lhcm into bel,et that Tic ,a't u. a..'
between the Indians and the white, .uo' oh sic
nous and alarming character. We bsasrt 10
feelings Of some Of our red brethren both a ta''
ia and Georgia tow fds the * mites, 20 b. 'af ron
amIcahc and friendly bot sc cannot sce, esp
ciaiy IN the latter State, any indications 20 Bro;
us 10 the opinion that the feeling Of hesAiH
general, or marked With the sargUlnary eiaf',"
which has been attributed TO i, Few OF wv
Cfeeksarc doubtless excited 10 desperation, asaf"
the settlers but we think wo have good g'''I'
ior suspccting that they haze been made 90 by wv
grosscst private imposition ard injustice, W.
fear they are "mo-c siuned against tbln sipH''-
BE this as II may, however, sc look forward Wis.,
interest 70 the arrival Of the I. : TfooF' rf'''l
ordered on from the North, as an event Nh'2" "''
ND doub, speedily restore peace and iiarg'"'9
The Montgomery Alabama AItdi'''' 'sH..,
Gates the attempts which are continually mas
to alarm the inhabitants ef that Stale, on "'
lcci Of war with the Cteek lHa1u' u "
ac,cf zed as base and diaballeal scheme "
cd by Interested men, to keep an ignorant ,'. A.,
people from maintaining their Just f'gh''' a' "...l
deprive them OF tho final remaining Fll'u'' .ls
under their control, through the muuhe'n'''
government" -
/ or Florida.--sinco cur last, the ''"
Southern papers wo have received bring " ''
ing Of importance from oflda, except d"
Of the murder Of an individual named NOW
recently from tic North, at bis plantation
IS miles from jacksonville. The ind'''
IDENTITY roaming about the Territory :" '''. ,
tachcd parties, committing deprcdai'o"' u ~,
or less violence whenever they ean gel 'F'
ties but VIC have, on account OF the 'f''S
of the Mails, tcauscd by the confusion =.
/ in Goorga, and the bad weather eoi"0'"''
late au,hen,i. narrative Of their lT're''''
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MR. VAN buren, IN His OWN STATE.
LANlNAI-S IAnISpI-I All L .. SIL. NJ

4 OMNIBUS INDISPUTABLE "SlONS,"
albany Charter Eection.-Nine " hgs,
aud ten Regency men. Trio rotcs more
would have gwen the Common Council TO
The Wings. Good-sefy good. This IS
boarding the Lion in his den, 10 some pur
pose. To come off thus IN the face OF the
whole Regency, backed By the Safety Fund
Banks, and 1000 alien yctes as usual, IS m
deed rictory. We say TO the whole
State, 20 on, don't give up, the corruplionisls
must ioll at Iast.-N. \. Star.
The Charter Election of the City of Al.
bany took place on Tuesday. As usual the
Wings came rery near beating the Regency
but as usual Just two " hlg voters too
many s,ald al home. The consequence IS,
jackson MAJORITY Of one IN the Common
Council, and that ono elected by a majority
Of one. At the next election, We presume,
those two " higs will satisfy their conscl.
ences by going to the polls and voting
early, whilst two others will stay away. -
" y. Com. Adr.
Charter Election in Toy.--The regu.
larry nominated Wing ticket has prevailed
N all the wards 10 this CITY. Only one
Van Ruren man has been elected. Every
day confirms US IN our opnlun, sals the
Evening Star, that the State Of New lofk
aill 90 for HARRISON nnd Granger. The iuI.
lowing Is from the Albany Evening Journal :
No election for wears has terminated 50
disastrously 10 the Van Buren, party among
Us, as has tina, which has just Closed. 10
some Of The wards, they made a desperate
struggle, particularly IN the first and sccoud.
But, as the above returns show, they have
been CONT letcly routed OF all points. Ia
the First Ward last wear, Alderman Soy
mour and Assistant Slllman were chosen
by a m0luri,y Of only l. votes now they
are elected by a majority Of 0nc Hundred.
This triumph achieved at our Charter +.
lection, IS one Of the most splendid ever re.
corded 10 the political annals Of our CITY,
aud argues strongly Tor the success Of the
Wing cause 10 tins county at the autumn
election. The City uf Troy, YOU NAV rest
assured, Will, at the proper time, give good
account Of herself.
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Bank robber nkea.-Constablc HAYS,
his son and another, lately arrested IN Ilar
lem, y. Y. the man VITO robbed the Prov.
dence lR. L. bank of Sl50,000 for whom
and the money, reward of $4,000 had
been offered by the bank. lie was car
penter and had disposed Of his plumber 40
carefully that the bank, IN order to recover
II, were Obliged to compromise, by declining
to prosecute. But he is detained by the au.
thorltles Of Massachusetts, for trial ou a
charge Of having robbed the Boston rail
road company OF $4,000.
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Men Orleans Mail.--In consequence Of
the Indian Disturbances, II has been decided
by the Postmaster at Augusta, 10 forward
the mails for New Orleans aud Mobile, by
the Florida route, via Pensacola, until the
communication through the Creek nation IS
re.establIshed-it having been found m.
practicable 10 carry 1t by that route at
present
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Latest from, Georgia.
FURTHER ACCOUNTS OF CREEK INDIAN
DEPREDATIONS.
Frnn ne Chsrleston Courier.

rFEov orr CoRRESroNDENTS.
once Of tie CoHstiiuti0Rai'st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

e iLARET.--This splendid imported horse will coTrr
~ the present season, now commenced, and
wi! expire st july le;6, at the stable Of the SUBJ
sc7ibrr, Granville cuun:, ~ Carolina miles north Of
Wiiamsborcueh, On tic main road leading from Oxford
IL i,Gydlon ct so the SEASON. payable at the expiration
thereof and $50 insurance: which will be forfeited
coon the bc asceraincd to he in foal, the
properly Transferred with dollar cash the groom in
every case Good pastu!age for Mares gratis and fed
al 25 cents day. and charge for servants board when
attending to mares Every possible will be taken 10
prevent escapes or accidents but no Liability Tor any that
may happen
Clare is rich bay feet inches high 6 years old
the present Spring Of great substance and power and
beautiful action. The subscriber would be happy 10
give the entire performances of Carct but it would
cnpy ncil space in newspapers he therefore will
refer lie reader to the March No. S35) of the Turf
Register for lis memoir in foil.
PfnGKrE.-Claret was got by Chateau Alurgaux, the
best mile horse of his day. and one of the best Of
the famous Whalebone his dam Ly that ca pital racer
and stallion Furtizan his y. dam By Gahanna the best
mile horse Of his day: his g. g. dam by Orre, who
covered at 80 out Of the dam Of Rujcns,
Seiin, Sc, BY Alexander, Hghhyer Alfred Engineer,
Bay Nations dan, b. Cade. Lass Of the Mill by Old
Traveller. Miss Makccss by Young Grey Hound PART
ner. Miss Does dam by Woodcock, Cruit's Bay Barb
Deslenonas dam BY slokerss Gu, o.! Old Thornton By
Brmmer Dickcy Pcrsnn, Burton Barb Mare Few
horses either in England or America, could boast such
pedigree. EDMUND TONNES.
February 18th. IS3G. G2-w4ss
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PssE's'ss B..
- $1,000 .>...'
SMCCH SEr ..E; .iNs

49, hn IA
Perhaps tn. mos, affecting To- Toy ." r. Sir il5 II
Con.tanee ' b., AFFECTIONS, hc DhS''t 49, H., = NH,
q, desey,ed her. In few :,:'''" ".lrL -uIt Vi
ro,n hin, letter sufficient I" N.Y. iii, nrs,iuy his
o. %ol" MN 80 him. how aver, nad he l. sun is .,
had no effect upon xi..r tic society oil fi' "I
ocs courses. ~. him 10 D. o its rn'ins Stars.
ey permit wIe'ch I'M ~ LenrrS from Ensana.
3 ST., u, lcv. tire! Thou did: knew
Th.t ali the rrri beS'd",
r., VIC va. :o;:im- :-s"' u 50.
0h Col. woai had died
r., had proved iaw fulse thy heart
I,st thou couilst az, 50 base part
When, by the world ,espi$ei, cast OF,
CLOSELY clun. I" i:cc,--
needed rc:.oA rIcS. s"orn,
For they b,rac T'r i'fc;
DISGRACE tni -,a;.i. | freely hrarri,-
Tar love, aloac, "aS all c'c'ec'
Oh yes j.! I yelled u! for ;kcc,-
Nv home my tnn", my i.cd!
For the. :osook the u 'i path
AMI de.med thy Io:e was chenpy bought
,Twas all | wished !ur,-aIl sought!
And thou mast c!, me- God uoac,
May Judge OF VISA, feel
Oh! il thy breast h. human still
Thy hcart b. 10; Of steel,
Remembrance OF NV wrong. must DC
An eudess source CT asony
"a Iwi! no. pros thai, Heaven 7nr shower
Its dir.s: thy hciL,-
will cot wrctchcu noIF
slay torture thee when ! nh dea'j-
No. elniIv will ! welcome death, :,
And bless thee with my dyns brealh'
.. But If thou Ger skouist pass tho spot,
Where peucelnly my ashes sleep,
Remember my unhappy lo;,-
And drop tear! ;hon canst weep
..f Then eo-and let nv memory seem
s As nothing troubled d:ca;n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

a DEMONSTRATORS NOTlCE.-Al persons in
"A debcd c the cs.ae of the late Mr. LnnRas Boiling,
deceased are hereby notified and required to make i'm
mediate payment to The undersigned-and all persons
having claims against The sad estate requested to
present .hsri. properly authenticated, for payment
P. A. BOILING
=. T. HUBBARD,
administrators Of Linne'ls Boiling, dec.
Feb. lS. 90-w2yr-
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H1LENlBLE-( imporld )-This celebrated English
racer and stallion will stand al my stable: in trede-
rick county, Virginia. the present season.. which has
commenced. He covered several seasons IN Engian
wIrrc ne proved himself very sure horse ana ms get
won il TIA. country las, year. the first time Of their az?
pcarint in public He eleven races before he was
;c years DID, several of them long distances and one
foa7 mile race, with heavy weights He beat Longwaist
equal to any horse Of his day, sgnor'na, Dr. fanstus
Arachne and many other good ones ne IS one Of the best
and bast bred sons Of The famous Wh1!cbone and was
slonaby racer possessing both speed and game.
His dam Thsns sister to ncantetoF, by sorcerer gran.
dam Hanna, by Gohanna, out OF rmming bird sister 10
Colib.i, by Moodpenker; Camilla, by 1rentham; Co
ouete by tho Compton Barb, out of sister 10 Reguus
Flexible is horse of fine size and length Of great power
GOOD action and beautiful dark bay color
For further particulars. see handbills.
March 3. [ea-w3w] JOSIAH W. WARE.
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NIOR SALE, Lot No. 454, on D and Streets-fronts
A So feet OIL Street and IS feet on The Basin blnk
Flo! terms, apply TO John y. Williams, at Mrs Temp
k;ns's or Ges.ys r Crump, of Richmond.
Feb Is Of