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The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-16
ADMINlsYR X ATOR.s NOTICE.

T ETTERS of administration having been granted to the undersigned by the clerk of the county court o Chcot county, Arkansas, lin vacaton the estate ot James Est deceased, notice IS hereby given to all per sons having claims against said estate, to exhibit the same properly probaed and authenticated, within twelve months from this date, or they may be preeluded from having any benefit in said estate-and if such claims not properly authenticated and exhibited, aforesaid within i've years from this date being the date said letters of administrations they will be forever barred and preeuded.
 xii persous indebted to safd estate, either by bond, note book account or otherwise requested to make immediate payment to
 JAS. M. EsTlLf..
 .id,ajRlsffators. 1aspS Napsm6sf .s ssps % issG. @ se-s'pr'a fee si'
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-16
J. DE BABN & co.

FAVE received and are now opening fresh supply
 of articles suited to the season, which, with ther stock on hand, renders their assortment equal to any m the place. The following few ofthe leading artcies
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-16

J g. Il. Pr Dis. .4g g't iAdjan Rem' {. Little Rock, Ark's, Nov. IS, 1886.
 P. s.-The number of Greeks to be subsisted will be from sixteen to eighteen thousand
 The .arkaasas .aarorae and Constitutional Josa'nat will publish tie above until the 10th ianuaryand the Missouri Repabcan, till the 3lst December next, and forward their accounts with duplicate reeeipts to this office for settlenent-s4r6aasas State Gazeae
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-16
FINE CLOTHING. &c.

EUsT received direct from Philadelphia, lot of su- eE perfine Blue, Black and Plumb colored Dress and frock Coats made up the best and ate fash ion Also Cloth 6 Cassimere Pants Single & Double Breasted ests of various knds Shirts; Drawers; Fine Stocks, Sc Likewise, ono case of latest style of Bea yer Hats-for sale low by L.& w. R. GIBSON,
 Feb. I836
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-16
y o hg.S' KY ErRf,aF7 ,
AwToRNEy pm LIN

EsIDEs at Little Rock, and will attend punctually
 N to all business entrusted his care, in the Circuit Court the county of uask and the Superior Court of the State.
 Little Rock, August seth, ls96.-2atf
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-16

KE NHE sorrel mare Janett, which sold to William
 a M. Burton, sired by Florizel, brought from Virginia in year l8l9 and lately the property Capt. John Butler, of Giles County, Tennessee-her dam was by Grey Medley the property of Lewis Brown, out of Fearnought mare c. s. HARTLEY.
 "a of April. 1882.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-16
LAW NOTICE.

i6SEoRGEB B. AYES, Attorney at Law-offeo wes SE end of Maj Peay's row. in the building occupied by the Times printing office.
 Little Rock, Sept. ,, 1896 -22f
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-16
J. DE BAUN & co.

ETAyE received from New York, and are prepared to E sell on reasonable terms, large assortment of Goods in their line, comprising in addition to the arti ces in common use, number of others entirely new ia this market, such
 IT. C. 4.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-16

VIE sorrel colt the property of Charles F. M. N Robinson, called Sorelegs, was foaled mine in the Spring of 1892 of the above mare was sired by
 who was by Old Archy out of James Jack Ison's imported mare. WM. N. BURTON. Sept. l4tb, 1s36
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-16

Every and attention will be paid to mares left in the care ofmy father with sorelegsand pasurage and grain provided on the most reasonable terms Great will be taken to prevent accidents escapes bat lia bility incurred for either
 c. F. N. ROBINSON. October 8. 1ss6-40-tJuly 1st, 1857.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-04-07

hooked cut two Of his teeth; but it, force
being nearly spent. it did him no farther injury.
This movement Of OseOla 10 requesting an
interview, when Gen. Gaines had been entire
" surrounded by his followers for several
Gays, - InexpIlcable, and seems TO have la
ken all ny surprise. Whether it was an arti-
fee devised on hearing Of the approach Of
reinforcement, to give time to make safe
retreat; or Stratagen To- which, after intro
dUcing Eve hundred Indians within the breast
work under the pFeteDce Of surrendering their
arms, he intended To make an attack With his
main force, and, taking advantage Of the con
fusion, To massacre the whole before General
CIinch could render them any assistance ;
or, as he says. he is really tired Of numbering
white men, Gen. CInch's arrival sooner thai
it was anticipated prevents US from dctermn-
ing. and time alone can now decide.
Though OseOIa has courage and cunning
to plan add execute most any bloody move
Ipent, we sincerely hope he has seen the hope
Iessnrss and folly Of further resistance, and
the Indians will now surrender their arms,
and prepare 10 abide by the stpulations OF
the treaty, for their removal Should this he
the case Gen. Gaines will receive "a Nations
thanks and valiant Generals fame.
To the manner in which he has conducted
his part of the campaign, much credit is due
His aIacrity 10 bringing to the theatre Of ac-
ton SO large a force, his march from Tampa
Bay and the burial Of the unfortunate Major
Dade and his companions, enlitIe him to graf
itude Of the citizens Of Florida, At whose cry
Of distress he 50 promptly came, and of the
afflicted relatives and friends Of the unfortu-
nate men. whose bodies were strpwed over
the plain, and upon which the vuI.ures were
battling.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-04-07

v.gr0s. belousins 10 the seminOtss. and held
in Rirh esteem By them. They have Occa-
sionaIIy acted as Interpreters 10 the talks with
our people.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-04-07
From the Journal Of Csa.sssvs.

ORIHlx OF THE FLoRlDA DIFvIcuLrIEs.-
IL the year 1888. treaty was made with the
Srminolss at Moultris Greek. In Florida, by
which they stipulated to come under the pro.
tecti0n Of the United States, TO- give up their
possessions. and remoNs 10 certain restricted
bncndariss in the territory-.the extreme r"in,
Of which was not to be rAsrer than Sheen
miles TO- the sea coast Of the Gnlph Of Meaicc
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-04-07


AmfM Disaster.-rhe boilers of the sleam''oa' Ben
Franklin. ~ she leaving This por, for Mong"me-
ry, yesterday mOrning. burst, producing conclusion
that shook The whole city. The boat had jus, backed
out IRON the wharf into the stream, and having turn
Ell her bow upwards, the engine had been stopped /"
order to give the machinery forward motion. whe"
the dreadful accident occurred. Almost upon the iH-
slant the whole city rushed the wharves To gaze
apou the scene Of horror and destruction. This boat
has been ron as packci, for the conveyance OF pas
sengers exclusively, between this city and S"ngoiNe-
~ the whole thus FAR, aud o! course was nat.
urattha vas, deal Of interest should he felt for tho
lives ard safety OF those board The spectacle was
truly affecting Fhe boat was ("riy or hy yards o4t
in the ssream-ihe whole Of the boiler deck, the ""''-
ers and chimneys gone, and over the surface OF
the water r~wed the fragments olhe boat box
80, barrels, and even human beings. One individual
Mr.. Isaac Williams, Of Wilcox county, near POElland,
was blown up full hundred feet and fell in ihe
dock near the shore full hundred and fifty yard6
FROM the boat Speedy measures were resorted to for
picking up such Of the officers hands and passengers
Of the boa, could be rescued he f"re they sunk No
person board that was in the cabin, the hur.
rcane deck, injured in The least, have learn.
ed, though the number Of passe quite large.
II is matter Of utter impossibty to ascertain iha
number "f persons killed and missing az the boa, was
just leaving. and probably half or more Of the per-
so"s Oh board had not registered their nance. The
number has been v"ro"sly estimated from 10 to 90
The boa" We understand ia injured 60 much as to pre-
cIude the prac'icabiIi'y Of repair.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-04-07

VIVA MOBILE, March II.
The steamboat John Waterman, which conveyed
the volunteers Of this State Florida, arrived in ,his
port yesterday evening, and bringing intelligence ola
skrmish between some volunteers at Tampa Bay and
ANAL party OF lndians. Seven Indians killed.
They took from twenty-five thirty pOnces and
eral hundred spades, hoes and Other implements
which the Indians had taken the massacre Of the
two companies under Major Dade.
A letter from Washington states that Mr.. Hardin.
"a Tan'z% .. So }esa c+'eS 20 "ce"ru, by Col IchCs
sru ST. 4irsjer - ms sicssee,;c tH}s!ipos.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
(E'rOm the y. Y. Ersning Post.J
I.,tnr bac i,,st hnap rnrpivrI AZ this


fee
VERA CRrZ Feb O. 1856.
S:r:-Prvatc letters from the Capital, received last
evening" inform that Sig Mangino, gentleman noml-
mated as Minister Of Hacinda, Minister of Fnancel in
place of Valo resigned has accepted the appointment
and entered Oh the duties OF his office.
In the ship Aloctezua, by which this is transmitted,
cmbarks Signor Manuel Eduardo Gorosza and suite,
Envoy Extraordinary from Mexico, near the Govern
ment of the United States and charged, as supposed
with commission OF high interest 10 the Government
he represents.
MI G. has filled public station near the Court Of ST.
James, whence he returned sunc three years since he
is man of acknowledged ability, and distinguished
literary attannens, and ranks, no doubt justly among
the first dplomatisls Of his country or, perhaps, any
other.
AS passenger, in the same ship, also embarks senr
Don Francisco de Paula Lopez, Com. lopez the pr!n-
cpal and head of the Mexican Navy The object of his
VISIT is sad is OF public duty aPpcrainng to his
sutioa and may we hope that he will meet at the hands
of our countymen those cvlles and attentions which
his virtues and merits, gentleman, ene him 10 re-
ceive.
With respect, ! am, Sir, your obedt servant:
NJ BURROUGH, Consul, L. S. 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
January 2C

Nm CHANCERY-NIRGISIA.-l Chesterfield Coun-
q tv Court. February 9Th, lo3G:
James r. Cox, administrator de Lonis non with the will
annexed of John Wilkinson, deceased, and admnstra-
tor Of Margaret Wilkinson, deceased, flth
against
Elizabeth Wilkinson Thomas Cole and Martha his
,r;,;. and others Defendants
The defendants Thomas Cole and Martha his wife not
having entered their appearance and ven security ac
cordinr To the act Of assembly and the rules of this
Court, and i, Appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court,
tina, ,hey are no; nhab,ans Of this Commonwealth, is
OIJcr,d Tina, the said defendants do appear here the
second Monday in April next and answer the plaintiff $
h and that CODY OF this order be forthwith inserted
@ anu ,as printed in the cy of Richmond for
two months siccessrey and another copy posted at the
front door of the Courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Tes,e, LAWSON NUNNALLY, &c.
Feb III. 9l-"Sw
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IssoLUTION.-T co. partnership heretofore cx.

NJ iSSOLUTlON.-Theco -partnership heretofore OK,
y isng al Bowling Green, Va, under the hrIn and
STYLE Of Thornton X Chandler is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, one OF the partners having ae'eneo
10 uursne different occupauon and It not being coh'e-
n;.nt for the other 10 purchase his interest," they have
mutually determined 10 lease out the Tavern Tor term
Of wears The Tavern situated within u0 yards oi le
Courthouse is large and aryte stablage extensive anu
convenicnt-a tirst.rae kitchen: ana other necessary
out.hous.s all ncr with well OF excellent water III
the ward There is attached to this establishment be-
tween GOO and 800 Of land, on which can bc maze
from 100 10 1000 bushels Of oats, besides corn, %G' ana
BIZ the use of the from the Stage and Tavern
stables the PROPRIETOR il desirable, mi ht make sone
or 10 hhds. of Tobacco. Amy person wishing to en-
oarc in SUCH business. would do we'll to apply early
An persons having claims will present thel-thosc IN
debted will make payment to George F. Thornton VINO
Gee. F. THORNTON,
JOHN CHANDLER.
Tho Subscriber, grateful for past tavors hereby mott
6es tho public that ne has taken the above Hotel Tor the
nrasent year or until suitable disposition be made OF It,
and asks continuance Of patronage lie promises
TO leave nothing undonc TO merit it. .,,,-
GEO F. THORNTON.
R,wIno Green 18Th Feb, l5sG. 94-wsw
Mn CHANCERl-VlRclsIA Rules holden IN
q the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancerv for Powhatan county from the LIST to
the 9Th d7v OF February, in the year lo3o
Edmund A. Locke;t Administrator with the VIII an
ne.ed. Of Edmund l,ockett. deceased, Fiji.
against
Rem Watkins sheriff of Powatan. and administrator
Of Jno Bryant. dec Sally Lockr!t James Martin and
Jane his wife, Stephen Bryant, Si!as Bryant ex or OF
James BRYANT dec, and in his own right Gabriel K
Jones and Mary his wife. and William G. bryant Dts.
The Defendants James Martin and Jane his WIFE, Ste.
phcn BRYANT and VIM. G. Bryant, not having entered
their appearance and given security according 10 the act
oi Assembly and the rules of this Court and appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not "abt'
ants of this Coinlnonweallh-On the motion OF the
plaintiff b. Samuel Taylor, ESQ., his Attorney, Is or
dcrcd That the said James Martin and Jane his WIFE,
S1ephen Bryant and VIM. q. Bryant do appear before
the Judge of our said Circuit Court at the courthouse
of said county the first day OF April Term next and
answer the plaintiff BILL ard give security for perform
ing such decree the Court may make herein and that
COW of this order be forthwith inserted IN some news
Daper published in the city of Richmond. and continued
for two months successfully. and that another copy be
posted at the front door Of the courthouse Of this county
A Copy-Teste,
Feb 6. [s7-wcw] r. F. GRAVES, DC.
NTOTICE.-A petition will be presented to tine pre-
lN sent Legislature Of Virginia PRAYING for charter
for Ral-Road from the Pits of the Black Heath Com
PAW of Golfers James River, at some point above
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08

MH7M S HANSELL. No. -, Market 81, sonIn ~.
w above Front ST., Philadelphia, Informs 'ne'cl'"
visiting the North, and Others that he has IN s...
large and general assortment Of sadd!e7y. cons:""
saddles of every description, bride leather "aI' "
saddIe-bags trunks. collars. whips, &c, &C "Hs"
be disposed of upon satisfactory terms. Orders
ed BY mail as above, will meet with pnnctna ,.,,
Feb. g.
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I'm HANCERi-EiEGISIA.-ln Goochand County
H Cuurt 18th January, l-:6
NIeshack Hicks, Nancy Carol, Sally Hicks Richard
TAYLOR and Suckey. his wife, and John W. Ford and
Eliza his wife, formerly Eliza Hicks, Dersees of Me-
shack Hicks, decd. fIiis
against
Josiah Leake Executor Of Mcshack Hicks. dec d.,
Elizabeth Hicks. the widow. and Thomas Bernard and
Polly his wife. formerly Polly Hicks. lsham Clements
and Cary his WIFE formerly Cary Hicks, Patscy Byrd,
formerly Patsey Hicks, and Henry Hall and Lucy, his
wife. formerly Lucy Hicks, DeTisees Of said Meshack
Hicks, decd, Dets
The Bill othe plaintiffs being fled and the defendants,
Thomas Bernard and Polly his wife. and Patsey Byrd.
formerly patsey Hicks, not having entered their ap-
pearance and given security according TO The Act OF As
sembiv and the rules of this Court and appearing 10
the satisfaction of the Court that they are not inhabitants
Of this Common weah-On the motion Of the plaintiffs
by COUNSEL ordtrcd That the said Thomas BERNARD
and Polly his wife. and Patsey Byrd do appear here on
the first day OF April Court next and answer tho plain
titfs Bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith in,
serted in some printed IN the city of Richmond
for two months successfully and posted at the front door
of the Court.housc of this county. Copy-Teste,
MAR. w. MILLER, d. c. G. {.
January &c S2-WSW
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PasE'ER u.
SrCHYEI REMAINS

,r, -, pOs.,, y",,: &C, Ona rasi;um'! ,,., >,
.efn!a t"e n u.s.. ~ ,sI., Of ''d'aory. tIfs'!"''e''
Lev eta T.. nost tioar:fc, "f". q, " '' h, ,in
- u rtrif 9'!""= "f'
49, ~ ',..,?., ga. Il: :ir,n: "a! HOUSE,
r.,I T,.r III! "rrt TIr.'"n; HOUSE,
A,ieu. u!;ru. a!ica .r
wan i"' ''
4 worth fon1'
J.,,y.. wDhin y"ar l";;! ha'S
both s:nI Al" i'u'.
H., ,n, n: h.art-snd ai;rr 'h'',
!:a ay r'e': s'''
g.. ,o,~,r ncrr lain would stay,
RI; ai. u,r h!! Is due,
sn I ;nu,: q,i: AL travel Soa;i,
Wih2u, 4 >p'i>.
From yoa dear $,":< rs hard TO past,
lou. w.S
love gu .e!l-a s: "a carc,
a.. iai uot worth u*ouS
Al. w.rn your bills yua't" running o'cr.
.ini mine stands full III view,
You'll cnrs. the man VII" ie!' thc n"u>c'
And uiaBt pay snui.
So then fArcwell drar Tremon, House,
Once more say adieu!
SIy heart i full hut not my purse, =, - ,
For I'm no: wcfti Il sous.
4 RUSTIC BALLAD.
a bre white Ia g-.!crrias !oans Dolly,
Nis;ouk Er. rstf. Ups for The rose;
.Thrfe honey seek were 30 oly,
No fowcr sweet ever h!o"s.
I, ;ics,eL and wak't Ler when clipping
Her hand oI the .E ruient bee,
Il s:uns her, ana pu!lS, caught mapping,
Came pou:ns. S"d c'yIu: TO me
Said she, take .:c sting OUT, pray you''
What wGS WIS In'zzrt 20 Try:
AMI ttining wu:.s! ~ lay YOU
YoG have bees: rs tauch puzzled aSi'
I'd heard aSou, suckn. poison
a slin. is poisonous dart
60 / iSkd her. the act was no wise one;
The sting fount liz wa! TO my heart.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
February -.

a tlRCCLAR.-The Subscribers. importers o. a""
" dealers in China Glass and Ear;hrnwa!c. "hoF
stores destroyed By the grra: fire Of 10th ana ~
December, would respectfully inform their cnsIo
throughout TIN Mon. Of their present locaons-
the fact that owing 10 the long passages oil the fnoF
packets previous 10 the fire. and their remarkably s
passages since thev are now generally IN possession .
better assortment Of goods than they usually nave "
this season Of the year From the very large orders
vousIy given the manufacturers, it IS expected 'n'
the assortment %. tie p:esen, season. VII, IN GH"n
be fully equal, and III lis quality SUPERIOR 10 that .. 81"
former year. il being composed n the most receh 'T'
beautiful drS gns, without any mixture OF Old nSIE1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08

N1OR SALE, Lot No. l5l, on and s'frr'' ;, b1n.
n 81 feet Oh Street and 81 feet on Inc . roay
For terms. apply to John ". Ii,ams. 81
kinss. or George p. Crulnp, of Richmond OIL
Feb. %. ---.--,, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08

+. /. BARROW & Co. No. 3tt, Pearl 81
ErfS CAipwELL. no. ~. DO. Go
EDWARD Cook X Co.. no. 2l-, do. DO.
J. W. X H. 7. CU&IIYs, no. 2-';. do. TO-
Jo>rru tnErsrws>. Re-. 1885, Waterloo
D,>IEL Corr. no. 49,. do. do
Tun>. r. Fttr. no. u, CORTLAND 81
jams GErr>rIILD X Sos. no. il; Pear! ;"
un,vr>N N,rr.. no. .ni. do. 60
+. T k,>.,u X Co.. no. is, Liberty 81.
V>nrnnui & SrYnorR. no. GI. Pearl St.
Nr.mrr & l.rrrI,corr. no. II Cuentles Sup
K NA>prv AIR. no. Is. Cedar St.
+. WILLIS ~ Co, no. 3Ol, Pearl 81.
X. e. WlrMDKE ~ Co.. no. -, Water -
JOINS WKlcur, jr. Il Co., no. 81 Do. DO
February % jill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
EN- CHANCERY-ElnGisra.-ln
4 Court. October the 9TH, lS:}1:

EN- CHANCERf-EiKGISIa.-ln Powhatan Circuit
q Court October the 9TH, 1873
Arnistead A. Green, administrator of John L. Cooke,
deceased and administrator with the will annexed Of
james Cooke, deceased, PItii.
against
William Browne Branch r. Archer, William Crump,
Sheriff of Powhaan and administrator Of Peter +. Ar
cher deceased, Joseph A. Royal and Mary Is. his wife,
Henry Anderson and John W. Nash. Dctls
On the motion ofthc defendant Anderson, and for rea
sons appearing to the Court is ordered that unless the
plaintiff shall this as to have it ready
for trial at the next term of this Court the bill Of the
plaintiff shall stand dismissed with costs, an act of
this day: Aud the defendant Branch 7. Archer, not
having entered his appearance and given security &C.
cording the act Of Assembly and rules of this Court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that ne
is not an inIabtant Of this Commonwealth the mo-
ton of the plaintiff by his Attorney, it ordered that
the said Branch r. Archer do appear here the first day
of the next term and the bill Of the plaintiff, and
give security for performing such decree the Court
may make herein: and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper published in the City
of Richmond and continued for two months successive
w. and that another copy be posted at the front door of
this county A Copy-Tese.
WIN S. DANCE, elk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
Feb. e..

T#7M NJ HARRIS, CoMMlssIos MEEcnAST, Rich
wv mond, Eirgiaia. with view to facilitate sales,
has taken the house Main street, recently occupied
by Martin Hollns. between Lancaster. Denny q Co S
Auction Store and the Old Market.-By this arrange
mcnt in connexion with his warehouse on the Dock ne
hopes the better to his present friends, and all
others who may be disposed to encourage him.
The receiving and forwarding business will be pdrt'cu-
Larlu attended TO. am authorized BY Lancaster. Dem
BY Il Co. and John IIolns. to ask continuance OF the
business in this department from their friends Having
purchased the Stock n Groceries of Mr. john llollns
he will endcavor 10 fill orders good terms as any
other house in the city.
Feb S6-eo-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08

MTOTICE-A petition will be presented to the pre-
sent Legislature of Virginia. praying for charter
for RaRoad, from the Pits of the Black Heath Com
PAM of Golfers to James River at some point above
Boshers Dam.
FL II S9-wIm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
t'..b. Il.

sHAROLlE!AN will stand the present Seasoi' "I'sh
Il j will terminate the 18th July next. at my stable,
SnTup Grove. Hanover county, Va. at 50 the season
which may be discharged by the payment OF SO II pa'd
within the season. SO insure mare TO be IN ioai-
parting with the mare will forfeit the insurance money
and 81 to the groom in every case. am better pre-
pared than have been TO take good care OF mares
that NAV be sent the horse, and fed with two gallons
OF grain per day u cts charge for servants that
may hr sent with the mares Every care will be taken
to prevent accidents and escapes but no responsibility
for arv that may happen.
Caroinian is well known, together with his rich Pc
digrre that deem il unnecessary 10 say more, than |"
state no horse could be in better health and spirits than
he is al this tnc better constitution surer ana Del
ter oagetlcr, never saw. ~
His last get of colts in this section OF country Will DO
three years old this spring and will be exhibited on inc
Turf. shall. without accident, run four Ut tIein
myself as have each of them III several stakes. ran
one Of them late last FALL half mile and repeat wLIc! Is
the usual distance Tor that agc.) Major Dnswrli
course against very lavo:r Johanna colt OF captain
VIM Williamson for $50 side, which race | won
with great ease never trained colt OF his age mat
was as ls, the others that trained very promising
". l.. WHITE.
March YI-2awlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08

MONSIEUR TONSON will stand this season $50
at nv stable Halifax Court House. Va. and j. ~"
at his stand in fine order and condition. ready tor maze
$50 the season, and 800 insurance. For ilr'"ta '
other particulars, see handbs. &c. W. ". HUH;
Halifax Court House, Va
February b. !W-3m