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L. Bulwer, author Of 'PeIham, ,''Deve.
reux,' ect. James G. Percival, ESQ. ;
William A. Duer, LII. D., President
Of Columbia College, William l..
Stone, Rev. Walter C olton, author of
Ship and Shore,' Matthew Carey, ESQ
Miss Fanny Kemble, Mrs. Butler,
Gen. II. l.. d. HoIstein, author OF
Telegram" "Secret Police of Napo.
leon,' etc, Mrs. H. Sigourney, Miss
Mary Anne Browne, london, Mrs
Elicit, Miss Leslie Rev. Calvin Col
ton, author of -Four Years in Europe.
Mrs Daponle, Mrs. S. A. Philips,
Rev j. F. Schroeder, Miss l. E. Ian.
don, Henry II. Shoolcraft, Esq, Ty.
rome Power Rev. Constantine G. Plse
Col. McKenny, Hon. D. D. Barnard
b. w. Richards, Esq, Robert Nor.
ris, E-q DR.. John Barber, Professor
of EIocutiou, w. b, Chofiey, Liver
pool, translator of Korner, W. Fisher
Ames, Esq Philadelphia, w. D.
,Bsrrien, Esq, Georgia, Professor L.
l. Daponte, We. Simms, author of
Guy Rivers p. !B Thatcher, author
Ofa Biography of the Aborigines of
America, Samuel L. Knapp, DIR
Samael Melcaif, Hon. Judge Hall,
author Of Border Tales Sketches Of
the West etc. Professor Rafinesque,
Philadelphia, DR.. Rustheuburger, au
thor of'ThTee Wears in England, No. {.
ah Webster, LII. D. Johu Inman, j
Gould. Mrs. Sedgwick, author Of
Allen Prescott etc., William Dunlap
author Of History Of the Arts of De-
sign iu the United States etc, Miss
G. M. Sedgwick author Of Redwood,
Hope Leslie, elc. DR. Rush, PhtIadeI
Phia, Mary H owi', Eugland, ] M.
LeltaD.Jr. Esq, Boston, Rev. w. T.
Brantley, Philadelphia, Hon. W. H.
Seward, REV 0rvile Dswey John.
P. Kennedy, E'q. author of Horse
shoe Robinson etc. WiliiamlE lE. Bur,
ton, E'q Philadelphia, George Lunt
Mass, Rev, H..J. 'ThitehOuse, D. D.
Edward $. Gould, Grenville MelIen,
Esq. Mrs Emma c. Fin bury. Rev.
E =, Gannet. Boston, Rev F. Beasly
Il. l.. D. New Jersey, James Brooks,
E'q Maine, Miss Il, F Gould Rev !
w. b. @. Pea body, Charles West
Thompson, Mrs, K, A. Ware, 'Enos
I. Throop Martin, and many other
writer's whose contribution to ihe
q larterIy reviews and 9th heremmi
nent publications, have won deserved
encomiums. The foregoing facts; in
relation to This Magszine, since iii
came into the hands Of irs present
Proprie;ors, are given not ina vain
and boasllng spirit, but TO show the
course which is intended TO be ptfsu.
I'd, and The means which are at com
nand 10 effect the fuIiIment df the
promise assumed by The work, and so
literally commend d by the Eptbfic.
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PROSPECTUS
For the continuation Of the
CARROLL ,EREE-ERESS.

IN H E interest of William Johnston Esq
S in this establishment, having beeR
transferred 10 John Christy, the Free
Press will in future be conducted by
PEARCE ~ CHRIoTv. The. political coR.
kPItxiOn oGthIs paper wilI'not be changed
the editors being firm in their 'deterMI'
uation topreseveIts neutral character
The transfer from Mr. Johnston tosChFisty,
has been made wIlhtbe hope Of ensafing
the continuation Ofa newspaper 7H Car.
-rollton: And with this view, he editors
appeal to The people of the county for a
patronage eqLalto the merits and lmpor
lance of their enterprise. 0neo(tIre ed
itorS being practical printer, endhaVing
determined TO devote his time exclusively
to the interest Of the paper, tits contilent
ly hoped that, with reasonable increase
ollheir subscription list, the CarreIl Free
Press may be continued to the mutual ad
vantage Of both subscribers and publish
ers.
or the convenience and necessity Of a
public Journal, published at the county
seat, every CITIZEN ofthe county must be
convinced; and the editors trust thai, the
people Of Carroll will sustain them in their
efforts to promote public good, and TO SO
cure an honest maintenance.
TERMs.-Ihe Free Press will he pub
ished every Friday morning, at Two Dol
lars per annum, payable half yearly in
advance. lfpaymcnt be delayed until
after the end OF the year, So so will be
required. But as payment IN advance is
Ior the interest Of all parties, this mode
is respectfully recommended.
Advertisements inserted at the usual
rate. All communications addressed to
the Editors must he post paid.
J. PEARCE & J. CHRlSrN.
CaToIlon, CaroACo. . Sept. 1895
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enough to make the Faisins. Why didn't
you step quicker-the deacon haint been
all this time weighing out a pound Of
raisins, has heS" ''Yeth he hab TOO. He
Ihaid how he must be weey 'tickler--so
ne kept me waitin' ill he could get j eth
one pound" r"Why John. | don't un der
stand what you mean" "Why jeth as he
wath goIn' TO empty the raithins out of
the scales into Paper-he stopped a
good while and looked at it, and then he
thaid he gucthed he'd got a very leetle
too many for pound and he must be
VERY partickler-so he took out one raj.
thin-aad put in stem, .jeIh TO make
weight right"
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THIRD VOLUME OF THE
ia .8Nl !Atn
AND WESrEaN HoRrICULTURIsr.

presenting prospectus for the third
volume Of the Ohio Farmer TO the pnbIlC,
The Editor cODCeives il unnecessary to
enter into mlaule detail Of its charec
ter and object. These have been clearly
evlnced since its commencement, aud
from the high testimonials received from
Aarcutarsls aud Hortlcuturists of the
first stonding and Intelligence, he is not
without hope that his abors have been
Of seine service to the cause of Western
Agriculture, and that there has been. ut
least parnal satisfaction to those who pat
rontse tho work.
There was never period of deeper IN
terest 10 the caltivators ofthe soil in the
great valley Q: lAe Mlssissippi than the
present. There Rever was time when
Intelligence cosd be put to better uses
when knowledge was ef greater adVaA.
lase. II is tho era cfudvaHcemeHt ~ the
art and scieace Of the cultivation Of the
earth, and the Improvement of aseiul ami
mails, And he who refuses to keep pace
with the times, by Informing himself of
what is transpiring Ground him, will loose
mere lhua half the pleasures aad advan
ages Of his own age The certainty ola
ready market and d rich reward for all
the productions of the earth should be
SouOle stimulent to increase the QuaRti
~,
The OHIO FARMER will be devoted
toORIGINAB ESSAYS, and articles select
cd from the best works, and occasionally
illustrated by ENGRAVINGS, No agri
cultural work ever published ia the West
has been so literally supplied with origi.
nal articles, the most OF which have been
copied and received wide circulation in
other papers The culture of soil i'm
provement Of anInals- garden vegeta.
6les- Of Agricultural implements, and
Geology Botany, ChymisIry, &c. &c.
will receive due attention.
SILK - As the culture of this new ar
ticle of wealth and industry, Is exciting
universal interest through the whole coun
try, we contemplate devoting sufficient
portion Of the Volume of The FARMER TO
this subject, to give all new beginners
fair start, who may wish to enter into
the business, either on large or small
scale, from the sowing Of he mulberry
seed to the reeling and manufacturing Of
the cocOOns, cOlouring dc.
Each Volume Of this paper is furnish.
cd with Tile Page and Index, express.
ly for binding, and will make about 200 |
pages, The first number of the Third
Volume will be published on the lst day
Of January, 1888.
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sons successor, il will treat with true
-fraternsl kindness all those who, con.
curing wilhus in uncomprising op-
position to Mr.. Van Buren, may nev
ertheIess deem Daniel Webster, or
Hugh L. White, entitled TO the prefe.
renee. In other respects, the sem
weekly Journal will contain the cur
rent news of the day, and such other
matters as shall be thought interesting
orinstruCtive; and nothing will be
omitted, on the paIt of the Editor and
Publishers, TO render it worthy of an
extensive and liberal patronage.
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Err m \.

0NHB CARROLL FREE PRESS, is
- published every Friday by PEARoE
AND CHRIsTY, at 50 per aununa, payable
half yearly in advance; fpayment be de-
layed until after the end Of the year S2,-
so, will be charged. Advertisements
not exceeding one square will be inserted
.;hrse weeks for one dollar, four dollars
for six months, and eight dulIars,per year,
Communications muat tbe postpaid.
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CONDITIONS.

TheFarmer is published twice a month
at ST. 90 in 6dpaace. All notes on sOI-
vent Banks received. Payment may BE-
made at our risk, free Of postage. Per.
sons obtaining 6 subscribers und forward
ing the money, shall receive copy lor
their trouble.
Editors, who wish TO receive the
Third Volume will please publish the a.
bove, and forward their papers for eS
change,
Columbus, Ohio, November, 1885.
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Town Lots
ON THE SANDY g. BEAVER CANAL

ON THE SANDY d BEAVER CANAL
ITEHHE subscriber offers at private sale
Il 35 or 30 TOWN LOTS il
IiamlIton's Addition to the town of
WAYNESBUGH, Stark County, Ohio.
These Lois are beautifully slualed i'm
medialeIy on the Canal, (4t the point
where tits crossed by the great highway,
from SieubenviIle to Canton;) and, III
part, along bluff which affords the mosl
commanding and advantageous sites for
WAREHOUSES, Near the centre ol
the plat, there will be large and'com
modioGs Basin, which together with
the natural advantages OF HE situation,
will render these the most desirable aud
valuable Lots on the Canal. -Wayues-
buegh is situate in the midst of II fertile
and poPulous country: and, lin the opin
ION OF commercial men, promises to 3e-
come the most important point on the
Sandy and Beaver Canal, Persons de-
sirous 10 make purchases of lots in a
place every way eligible for business,
will do well'to call on the subscriber,
who will make the terms known, and
warrant the title to purchasers
ANDREW HAMILTON
WaVneshurgh, Oct 18th, 1885,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08
New Grocery Store,

TNHE suOscrberhrs Just received and
i is now opening, in the 'oug white
house formerly occupied by DR.. Patton
fronting the Public Square, a web selec
ted supp Iy of
GROCERIES,
'Consistingiu part, OF Teas, Sugar'C 'Cof
fee, Molasses, MaGkartI, Y'ebacco, Sc.
gars, Spices, PEPPER, Ginger aud Indigo,
Lead, Powder and,Shot, Soap, ShoebIack
lug. Al AIIum, FearIGsh, Cotton B tting
Rarsins, 'Couiecsioheries &c. 80. All
Of Which 'he will sell ON lhe'most veusona
bIe e'teFITs 'lJr'cuJh, ,'or'Hppro9ed Country
PrOaute.
sc. MAtKER.
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CatrdtrBb Dec 4:h 1885.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

NNRE Firth Of Mcdowell l. McE|Ger
n Fy has been dissolved by mutual
consent, Notice, therefore, is given to
all who are indebted to said firm, that
the undersigned have placed their CON
patty Books, Notes, &c. III the hnnds Of
j Pearce, in CarroIIton, with whom set
tlement must be made before the 20th Of
November next, otherwise collections
will necessarily be made Nth COTS.
ALEXANDER MCDOWELL,
ROBERT McELDERRY.
CarroIton, October %, 1888.
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WON

BVJAMEssTUART OF ARMAUeH, IREzAN
When halfcrealion's works were done,
just formed the stars, the glowing sun,
And softly blushing skies;
And wide across earlh's dewy lawn
GIeamed the first gIances of the dawn,
And flowers began TO rise.
Clad in her robe oftender green,
Nature delighted viewed lhescene,
Pleased With each novel form;
And'from each swectly opening flower,
From hill and vale and shady bowsI,
She culled some lovely charm.
SIT DER the Iily's glowing white,
Tlnged with tho trembling ray of light,
She shed the rOse's flush;
Just az The e'6rSt-born morning yale.
A'Lht breathing DER the spicy vule,
Deepenedlts virgin blush.
She drew The diamond from tho mine,
And lusire from fhe stars iha! shine
Amid the clOudIess sky;
And puTest pearls, nt,scureIy spread
an O'cean'S dark and gloomy bed,
RcmdtS from mortal eJe.
Bhs tOGk the hdlmy vIooL's blue,
ahe swccI carnntiOn's mellow hue,
atioh with the'tearOf night;
Though the young beOm Of rising day,
H4d melted halt ihatte way,
In The first stresm VI light.
And now in elegance arraycd, ..
firr last, her iarest work she made,
AEmoT a srraph's lrsmO;
no animate this form wOs given
a gsHlls spirit sent from heaven,
And WOMAN was her numo.
ghrn oHhrr softly smiling face
She lavished every winning grace,
Aud every churm wns lhOre;
Upon her eye The VIC let's blue,
Upon her check the roses hus,
The hIy every where.
Yes, on that eye was seen 10 play
The luslre Ofthe stelIsr ray,
The diamonds humid glow!
Bhe ihEsv to form her hosom's globe,
t.lies tSn6cr aush aud Beauty's robe,
On ~tsAths OI virgin snow,
Then Wonan'S lips IN smiles withdrew
1hsir " ills Of rich carnation hue,
And Pearls appeared beneath;
AID blsst Arabia seemed 10 pour
The PeEIuaes 0f its spicy store,
TomaglS With her breath.
tlsrA! hsrk! che speaks, & silver strains
AielodlOns floating Ger the plains,
4 namelesS JOY impur!
The nightingale hath caught the tone,
Aud made that melting voice bis own,
That vlbEaies Oh the heart.
Fond Nature cast hor glancs around,
The glowing sky, the aow'ry ground,
The day dHusIng sun;
On Woman last, her darling child,
She gazsd; and said with accent mild,
"CTeauGn's work is done."
tt\XyRpv pAusr,r,,, uIL- -
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POETRY.
sRY CHARLES sPRAeUE.

IVA VA n NAhS OK NASSN'
SWhcnfrom the sacred garden driven,
Manfi before his Makers wrath,
IAN angel left her place in Heaven,
And cross'd the wanderers sunless
path,
Twas Art: sweet Ari! new radiance
broke,
;Where her light foot few Ger the
ground;
!And thus with seraphvolce she spoke,
1.-THE curse blessing shall be iouud p"
8he led him through the trackless wild,
Where Aoontide sunbeams never bla
zed:
T'hc thistle shrunk-,he' harvest smiled,
And Nature gladdened as she gazed
Easth's thousand tribes Of living things,
At ArI'scommandto to him are given,
The village grows, the city springs;
And point their spires.Of faith 10 heav
cen.
de rends the oakland bids'itrlde,
ToEaaId the shOreslts beauty graced
he smiteS the rOck-uphsaved in pride
Zee towers OfsIrength, and dotnes OF
taste,
Eavth's teeAtng caves their wealth reveal
Fire bears his banner on the wave,
Rie bids the mortal poison heal,
And leaps triumphant Ger the grave.
aIe plucks the pearls lhatstud the deep,
Admitting Beauty's lap 10 fit:
1ie brakes thcsiubborn marble'ssleep,
And mOck's his own C.earor'sskili.
With thought that sweIls his glowing
soul,
He bids the ore lllume the page.
And proudly scorning Times control,
Commences with an unborn age.
IN fields OF air he writes his name,
And treads the chamber of the sky;
Vie reads'the stars and grasps The flame
That quivers round the throne on high.
10 warreHo~ned, in peace sublime
lie moves in greatness and'in grace;
1l's power subduing space and time,
Links realm TO realm, and;race to race
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TO MILL OWNERS AND
MIL IES,

The Undersigned, owners of Merchan'
FIourng Mills, in Pennsy Ivania, Ohio
aud Western Virginia, having seVeraIIy'
purchased aud for some time had ~ ope.
ration, French Burr Mil Stones, manuf
factured by Mr. John Rhey of the city OF
Pittsburgh, take pleasure in stating tha'
their Burrs, both iC the quality Of the ma
teriaI aud in the workmanship, have CIV
en- the most Ell ire satisfaction,
The enterprise manifested by MIR Riley
in establishing this manutactory, his ex
ertlon 10 procuring the most experienced
workmen his care and skill 10 the selec-
ton oI sIone ol superior description,
strongly recommend his establishment TO
The notire of purchasers, aud we are hap
py to have it in our power to bear this
public testimonial IN hts favour.
Jas. Patterson, Brighton, Beaver CO, Pa.
5 Walker, 3 CO. + .zabethtown, Pa.
]. A Mi ler, R,rion Mills Pa.
|. Mitchell Sew ckIey Pa.
JacobIH ZigIer, Harrison Mills Pa,
Isaac Walker, hear Pittsburgh Pa.
JamestD. White, New Castle Mills Pa.
J"h1Pugh, Fnlsron, Beaver CO. Pa.
Geo. Copper e. ] Cassiday, Steam
Mi near Pittsburgh Pa
Isaac P ,ngurn, 5. M MOnongaheIa
Run Pa.
W.'D. Hawkins, Allegheny Pa
J. Croft, Pine creek Pa.
Abraham Scheler, Z Z,ienopole Pa,
David M. Junkin, Etna Furnace, Pa
james Morrow, Carroll CO. Ohio.
F. ZgIer, Big Beaver, Pa.
L. q J. Lluusuy, VenaDgo, CO. ia.
j. Johnston, Va.
Stephen Maple, Va.
}. Means, SIeubenville, Ohio.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
February 10, lasa
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February l9, 1874
NOTICE.

| NIL LIE
DY Vir ue OIL all order to US directed
D by J'hn Shober, justice of The Peace
for Jefferson tp., in Carroll county, We
he undersigned do certify that we have
viewed and appraised certain stray
mare, taken'up by John Korken OF said
township, and'ind the same to be dark
bay, white 4n'her forehead. aud two HAD
feet white, about fourteen hands high, &
suppose her to be between Is and ~
years old, undvaIue ner at four deIlars.
Given buder our hands this 81 day u Jaa
uiry, A. ID. 1886.
GEO. SMITH, }
~ JOHN YINGLlNG. 5 Appraisers
'Sworn TO aud subscribed bet re me
this I'd day O4 3aauary, A. D. 1895.
JOHN SI1OBER, ). P.
Stale Of Ohio, CdIvoA Coeny, SIS.
II rs hereby certified tnut The foregoing
4s truecopy from nay IS ray book.--
Given under my hand and seul this l2rh
day Of Jan. 1886.
JOHN SnOBER, r.,
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REMOVAL,

The sabscriber legs leave to iHform
his Old customers, ttrd lhe c4t fzens gener
ally, that he has removed his s4oe Grtsa
Mr. ArbuckteH sln HE mellow, to The east
'tnd OF his owR htuse~-;Erst dout he ow
Mr. Robert GouId's we'll kifown Black
smith Shop, IN that delightfully."- situated
part Of the town Of CarroIltua, called by
The vaIgar, She,p Uat-where he in
tends manufacturing and keeping on
hand, II genera assortment Of
CABINET WARE.
He feds also grateful III betRg able to
add, that the patronage he has received
since commencing business 10 Ctrroli
county, will 6e a sufficient slialulant 10
induce him 20 give general satisfaction.
JAMES BURGE.
February 5lh 1886
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"WERRV PARTICULAR "-"John, 90
up to DsucOn LsnOS's store, and tell him
to send mo pound OF his best raisinS;
do yOn hear my darlIngw "Yeth'em
ystkss@!" JOha Pt'sasd of, aud was
Roas hearly hutfan hour. why you 1t
de nscsL you've been gone nearly long
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

ERHE Partnership lately existing be-
- tween Johnston and Pearce, as pub
fishers ottbe Carroll Free Press, has been
dissolved by consent All who have Claims
against the late firm, are requested to pre-.
sent their accounts for settlement, to j.
Pearce, TO whom all debts due the firm
must be paid without unnecessary delay,
VIM. JOHNSTON,
JOHN PEARCE.
CaTtollton Oct, 1885.
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NOTICE.

NNHE undersigned, appointed CON-
= Tittee to contract with competent
workman, to build a church at the Big
Spring, wish to take proposals for The
erection of the samt> the ensuing summer
the size is 4S by s.; the wall is to be Of
brick, l5 feet high, the first contract to
enclose the house aed lay the Under floor.
The place Of building, is ten miles west
of Carrolton Monroe Township, Carroll
county Ohio, for further particulars en-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12
POETRY.
UMuca YET EEM.ISs ussCsG."
,,ii!DHUOD AND IT'S VISITERS.

L. L. ErtSER,
Once or time when sunny May,
Was kissing up the April showers,
saw fair Childhood hard ut play
Before bank Of blushins flowers,
Hapny-hc knew not whence or now,
And sElilins-who could choose nut 'o'e "'iH.
. For no, more rlad than cbil3hood's brow
Was tho gay heaven that laughed hoo'e NM
Ola Time came holbling in his wra'h,
And that green valleys calm infadcdi
The brooks grew dry bcneath his pain,
The birds mutc, the liheS iudea:
A Gtecian tomb stood full in sight,
And that Old Time began 10 batter;
Rrt childhood watcli'd his paper kite.
Nor needed lie one whit the matter.
With curling lip and eye askanee,
Guilt sazed npoa the scene q minute:
But Chldbood's archly simple glance
Had such holy spell within 1t,
That the dark demon to tue AR
Again spread forth his bafcd pnion,
And hid his envy anil dcspar,
Seif.to,,ured in his own dominion.
Then stepped gloomy phantom up, ,.uh,or
: Pale, cypress-crowncd, nights woiui on"SH'o''
And profiorcd him fearful cup,
Full to tho brim Of bitter water: -,
says Childhool---" Malam what's your name"
And when The buldamc mustered 'So'fow,
Then cried, "Don't Interrupt my Sahoj
Iprithce, call again 10 Inurfow."
The muse of pndus hitler came,
Aad Hoocd him with tic so!tcst numbers,
That over scattered wealth md fame
Upon a youthful poets slusnbets-
Though swec, the Tyr" md sweet tae 'ay'
To Childiioot il was all riddle:
uGood gracious !" cried he, " send away
That noisy woman with hdd'e :"
Then Wisdom stole bis bat and bail,
Aud taught him with most SAGE cnieaSout'
Wby bubbles risc, and acorns ini',
And why 10 toy may las, for ever;
She talked Of all the woalrous laws,
Which Nuturcs opca book dscloses:
Blu, ChiIdhood when she made pause,
Was fast asleep among the roses.
Sleep on, sleep on Pale manhnol's dreams
Arc ali OF earthly pain or pleasure
OF gl,ry's tolls, ambitions schemes,
OF cherished love or huarded treasure
But TO the couch where Childhood lies,
A pure unmnslcd ;ruGec Is srcn,
Lit up By rays from seraph eyes,
And .limpses Of remembered heavca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12

YN7ERROR the full brother TO Eclipse Lightoot,
81 Black Maria Shark, Bay Maria, &c. &c, will
stan the present season, at Orange Courthouse, Va,
and perhaps will, every tenth day, make temporary
stand in Albenarle about ID miles from his regu lar
sand-S25 will be the price Of the season. so to in
sure For full particulars see h'nd-blls
Pcdigrtc Sr.-Terror is years old this Spring, beau
u dark brown fully 6hands inches high, well proper
tened accordingly, and never horse Of his that
surpassed him in action. lie got by Eclipse dam
Lady Lightoot He reared by Col. Walter Lii
WINSTON, Of New York, who bred Eclipse, GolIah,
&c &c, VIII, still owns tue half Of Terror. In
consequences Of Tcrors receiving injury in his right
hip when colt, he snnde figure on the Turf-he
possessed immense speed. have the certificates of
Col Livingston and his trainer, that they never trained
faster horse; but the injury he received he never
covered and would always be lame after one heat.
/ was offered this spling $1,000 for Terror. Eclipse
Lichtfoot sold for $4,000. Black Maria at any time
while on the Turf would have brought $1,000 Shark
brought Sis OOO the largest price stallion ever sold for
in America; and Bay Maria, las, fall, $7,00o-naking
S4G5OO and their dam, Lady Lgh'foot, is now breed
inc and believe she has two or three other colts she IS
also the dam Of Screamcr by Henry, purchased by Col
B. Peyon for 81 900 800, after she was taken from
the Turf. $500 ~
WIN. l.. WHITE,
JAS. G. DICKERSON.
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