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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-15

A gentleman poFping his head through
talor's shop window, exclaimed-'What
O'Clock is it by your lapboard!-upon
which the tailor lifted up his lapboard and
struck him blow on the head, answering,
1T has just struck one
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-15

SPEcIE.-The Bank ofthe United States,
it is said, will resume specie payments i'll
about fortnight; & several Country Banks
will do the same thing .f1r day or t,co in
order TO avoid the penalty upon their char
ters. What folly to attempt the eUasiOn
of alaw, by fnesse, at the expense Of their
common obligations 10 community.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-15

eI@The Berwick Sentinel notices an
impostor who represented himself as vol
unteer in the Florida campaign, and exhibi-
ted several scars which he said were receiv-
ed in engagements with the Indians, that
deprived him of the power ofspeech. AZ
ter replenishing his pockets at the cost Of
the charitable, he unfortunately for the fur
ther success Of his villainy, got drunk,
when the power of speech returned, and
upon examination his wounds were pro-
nounced venereal blotches. lie was "car-
ried out of town on a raj" The same
scoundrel played off the successful part OF
his begging game in this village.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-15

G7'We would much rather participate
in the ''cold comfort" of congratulating a
favorite candidate upon having received a
large vote for any office, than occupy the
unenviable position of our neighbor of the
"Register," who can never eGpeet to be on
the strong side in his own district When
his lavorites prove successful, it is owing
more to a schism in the democratic party
than to the popularity of Tory principles
such as are applauded by the Register.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-15

EJaSome writer in the "Register," who
legally "demurs" to almost every thing
democratic, talks more about ''rufile shirts"
than principles The reason probably is
the scarcity of the latter, and his being too
monstrous lazy to wear clean linen of any
description. This is new subject for the
venom of the "green-eyed monster" The
"dog in the manger" couldn't hold candle
to such fellow.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-15
saturday, July as, 1897.

sI%The communication of 'SPEcTAToH
is missible--because we neither know
the author nor his design, and because it
reflects on the private character Of an indi-
vidual. He can have it again by calling at
our Office
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-15

0"During the thunderstorm on Tues
day last, one of the main braces of the Cat
tawissa Bridge was struck by lightning,
and completely slivered. We are happy
to state that the bridge sustained no other
damsge.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-15

EJ@We have fine weather for Hay-ma-
king; and the grain fields promise abundant
crops to our farmers. Every thing looks
cheering in the country.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-15
PRoSL AMATIoN.

NMT THEREAS the Hon. ELLIS LEWIS, Pre-
Wv sident Judge of the courts of Oyer & Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, court of Quarter
Sessions Of the Peace and of Common Pleas, and
Orphans Court in theeighth Judicial district, COM
posed Of the counties of Northumberland Union,
Columbia and Lycoming, and the Hon, William
MoHagomery and Leonard Rupert, Esquires, asso-
ciate Judges in Columbia county, have issued their
precept bearing date the 22d day of April in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
thirty-seven, and to me directed for holding the
several Courts of
Oyer and Iormiaer and General Jail De-
fbery, General Quarter Sessions Cflhe
Peace, Common Pleas, and Orphans
Court,
in DANNlLLE, in the county of Columbia, on
the third Monday of August next (beng the 2lst
day) and to continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby Giuen, to the Coroner,
the justice of the peace and Constabes of the said
county of Columbia, that they be then and there in
their proper persons at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
of said day, with their records inquisitons & other
remembrances to do those things which to their
offices appertan to be done: And those who are
bound by recognizances to prosecute against the
prisoners that are or may be in the Jail of said
ty of Columbia, are to be then and there to prose-
cute against them shall be just Jurors request
ed to be puncual In their attendance, agreeably to
their notices.
ISAIAH SALMON, Sheriff.
Sheriff S Office, Danville, July l5 1887.
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List OF letters,

List OF letters,
Remaining in the p. o. at Bloomsburg,
July lst, 1887.
hebecca Adams, Jesse Beers,
Maria MARI! biggs Andrew Criveling,
William Erasmus, Obed Everett.
Col. Thomas Fields, Michael Good,
lie .. Gibson, S. Geist or ]. Foulk.
Joseph Garrison Jacob Hartman,
William Howell, Lydia Hall,
caroline n. Hazard, Jacob Jacoby,
John Long, Andrew MFaden,
Murray Manville, Jacob Risewick,
kake d Chemberlin, Elizabeth Shipman,
James Shebrey, Esq. Samuel Webb,
Samuel White, John Van Sickle G. Co.
Andrew r. Jacoby 27
D. RUPERT, p. NJ
July 8, 1897.
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WANTED.

A N APPRENTICE to the Blaclsmithing bu-
IA siness. Boy between l6 and ls years of
age, good character and steady habits will find
situation by applying to the subscriber, at his resi-
dence, near Espytown. JOHN HAZLET, Jr.
July 8, 1887
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-15

OTThe dimensions Of the great ship PENNsrL-
vANIA. which is to be launched at Philadelphia on
Tuesday next, are as follows
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-15
TWO BRTDGES

Robert. Montgomery's Mill in Madison township,
with stone abutments and a wooden arch super
structure of eighty feet span. The other on the
state road above Espy-town, near the dwelling Of
r. B. Swaby.--The plan of this bridge has not
been delinitively settled by the Commissioners but
proposals will be received for building an entire
stone bridges and also for bridge with stone abut-
ments and wooden Superstructure of about s5 feet
span. Plans and specifications will be exhibited at
the time and place of letting
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-15
TO Bridge BuiIders.

FENHE Commissioners of Columbia county, will
n attend at the house of John M'Reynolds, in
Helnlock township, on Saturday the 18Th dan of
July instant for the purpose of entering into con-
tract or contracts for building
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TRIAL LIST,

For Columbia county, .4ugust term, 1897.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-13
y % Of g Is q e o

Ills dam Miller, Mdd, bred by the late Gen
Coles OF Do,,n., Long Island, own sister 10 A
mrrIcan Il lp,c-sot ny Durock Out oil the no.
led MllleI's Dlmsel, 10y old Messenger, dau the
imported Pot5Js marc, DIro X. by Dtomede, oul
ot Amanda The bio1J oil lac ABOVE h9fses, /,
To we'll known 10 need iudher comments, Icing
tae n mediate 1e sceadant, o th. bet bio, d ,nat
England can boast ol. Ia Great Britain, the
breeders o stock seek IL trace back 10 tf"e sr"at
strains of horses, the Eclipse, the lleiol an !
the Matchem,, and tracing ~ Ihtm they are AT
Isle j. not wishing any thug better. ais stock
th4t We nave a,l IA rel Is tie result OF inlx
tuie OF the lierod and the Eclipse rto,se', thdn
whics nothing could be better, the llerod ,lriIn
benz as remarkable Tor esseatldl qu.litles 0l
speel and bottom the Eclipse 30 famed Tor
endurance, swiitusss and ali else We coulI de-
slre IN horse.
Young American Eclipse promises 10 equal
any horse IN ms country IS It stock horse. Inc
foliowln. Certificate lfon Mr.. Bdht r, VINO traln-
ell him while IN Al Van Kdn,t's possession,
will shew that h. exhibited great spell and hot
ton, IN hts trIlnins, but wa, obliged 10 take hin
cut Tor the cause, lie mentious.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-13
February 90

AlRGlNiA-At rule, holden IN the Clerk,
v O.h:e of the cireuit superior court OF law
and hincery, for the town of Lynchburg, on the
9th day OF February, 1887:
Alexander Li,gdtt, lninistrator de bo,is non
with the will annexed ofJohn Lynch, decd.
Plaintiff
John +. Johnson in his own lirht, and ascu
fator of Joseph Nichols, decd, Mary Johnson
wife 81 John +. Johnson, John Hayth, Levi,
MERRITT, executor of Lewis Nichols. deed. John
Lynch and Levicy his wife, and John Nichol,
son of Joseph Nichols, - Bowcock and
Nancy his wife, Pleasant Storey and Patsey
ma wife, Leroy Merritt, Lorenzo d. Moore and
ro'ly his wife, Lewis Merritt, Jr and VIM. r
liazlewood Defendants
In CnANcrRY.
Inc Defendants - Bowcoc' and Nancy
AIS WE, ana Leroy Merritt not having entered
'he'r appearance and given security according 10
the Act OF Assembly and the rules O; thu, CONT,
md 1t app arlnS by satisfactory evidence. thai
they are not inhabitants of this cou,t,v l. - mr.
Tered, That the sail Defendants do a,ne,r hsr.
on the first day Of the next term and answe, ,hs
h'llsof the Plaintifi; and that copy of ,h,s or.
der be forthwith inserted in SOM. p.wsnansr
printed IN the town Of Lynchburc. for two
months successfully, and posted a, the from, donr
OIL the court house, in the said town.
Copy -Tss.e,
r., D. ROBES, c. C.
ssssua'T w.
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NlR6lN - At rules held in the clerk Office OF The
rcuii superior court Of law and chanccry 10, III,
5pnhy oi Amherst, the 5th day Of December Is 10
James ) PendlcouN " Ill am [; prnGcton late MGR
l,ns and partners, trading under the style aud firm
"'a''cS fchdc'oh 90. Plaintiffs,
dedinst
Genrrc \. Blair and Polly blair admin!.tratr.x with
'hc wiz anne xcd oil Alien lila;r d'c'd Defendants.
IN cuANcERy.
The defendant G Gorge A. lar, not hav:nr entered
appear moe, and given secnr ~ according the &C
AsHcn'y aud the rules Of this rtand il npnear-
NC, by satisfactory evidence, that the said defendant
mot an inhabitant of this Commonwealth 1t il or
'rr'd that the SUD defendant appear corr the judge
our SAID court al the court house the first day o.
Nptl term oIand answer the hloi tie Plaintiffs and
that copy oi tins orl,r lie forthwith insered in b,
ynchbufg Nirr'ni'n Tor two months sucecss.,,lv
and postc at the irJht door Ct the house of this
county. JOHN THOMPSON /,
January 30 w2n
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VIRGINIA AT rules htl4 IN &c clerk. oiice Of
the circuit superior eour Of law and ehsnocry for
ne county of Nelson IN the month of February 1887
John lit add Mary his wife, formerly Mary Pol
lrd, aud I"rtsha Stevens and sarah his wife iurnei-
sarah Pollard, PLAINTIFF.
dgdina
Hardin Perkins. Administrator with the " II annoy
dot Anne > iIDl kns, deees.ed, III zlhcth a. po-
Hd DANIEL Moiby aud Nancy his WIFE, formerly Nan
Pollard, 'irS,ndrr BIker and N ldred Anne his
'iie, formerly Mildred Anne p ,llari Talisfsrro Ste
ems and Eleanor his WIFE formerly Ele1nof Pollard
sehard {. Pollard Jr and Arthur Hopkins, trustee
n Elizabeth !. Pollard, Defendants
~ CHANeLRY.
The defendants Dan Fl Mo,py an N1acy his wife,
llesander Baker and Mildred Anne his ~.ic and Rich
ud = Pollard Jr not having entered their appearance
md given security according the act Of Assembly
he rules 81 tins urt and II apoc,rng by satisfactory
violence that they are not inhabitants If this untry
ordered that the said defendants do appear here
y beior' The hrst day Of Aprl term aud answer
INC bill OF the paintifs; al thai, COY IF this order
=" forthwith in.er'ed in tho T.ynchburt VirVnan,
ie~spapeI pr shed in the town nf ~ &c bur, for
Two months SUCCESSFULLY ani another coy thereof
posted IT the float door Of the Court. house
court day. Copy-Tebe.
RIO. c. CUTLER, Clerk
February 90 w2m
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Land at Auction.

DUR>UANf 10 " decree OF the county con t
L Of Amhe 81, pronounced al is last Noycm
er term IN a sn't therein depending between
Jesse Riclfe,on, admnislrd' or OF IIllliam Sledd
ceased, Pldlnlil and Lucy Sedd and others.
Def ndan> ; the undersigned. the Eomml> ion
or, in sal decree named. VIII on the 9TH day o.
April, 1897. on the premises, expose to sale, l.,
way 81 Puhlic Auction, "A certain Tract or parcel
Of LAND, With nS arpurlenances, containing
329 acres. more or less, lying. and being on the
waters OF Pedlar River. in the county of An
hpr>t, adjoining olJalne. NJ Martin Richard S.
ELI, aud other.
Trtms of sale.-A credit of one. two and thrc,
years Tor equal 70 tons Of the ure ha>e none,
vii be Glrsn, The puIcha>eror purchasers niyin.
nd, with approved personal security and thu
Il t. to tie Land sci, to be retained as a fur
cr security.
JOHN y. DAVIS,
WV. COLEMAN }Comn'rs
JOSEPH II. CARTER.
March u5\
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-13

v-IvGrS cour. If mon ,hly sessi,n
y held for Campbell county, al the courthouse
thereof on MONDAY, the 9in day OF January.
1897. IN the u year OF The Common " eaith
Bernard Raeker aud Polly his wife, W III. u.
Eilioit aud Patty hi, wife, Nancy Hay anu " II.
rstn W. Dins1iIie, administrator OF koose'
Russell, deed, Fia'h'p' :
against
J.mes Russell, William Russell, Thomas
Cork. administrator of Pleasant Russell de-
ceased DAVID Russell Ulyl w. c. .e aud LII.
linda hi, wife, J,nrs II. Russell, Washington
B. Russell. - RLwllns and Lucinda HI,
wife, Elizabeth Russell widow and rel,ct of VII
liam Russell dtc'd.. james b. Russell an Ro,
bert =. {. Russell, Madison VI. Russell Ferdl-
nand b Rns ell, Susan russell. Nancy b. Rns.
.cll Re anna Russell, William II. Russell. Fe-
Tx G. Ru s.ll. I.ini,ry II. Russell and Eliza.
beth Russell, infants under the age of twenty
one vear.. who sueb by John Alexander, who /.
appointed guardian ad liiem TO defend them 10
hi. cau'e, eiendants,
IL CnASoERY
The Defeniants David w Gee and Su'an
nah his wife, Ji'nes IT, Russell. Washington h.
Russell, - RawIins and I.u india his vile.
Elizabeth Russell widow OF William Russell.
deceased. and James ". Russell, not wing IN
tered then APP earanc". and given security. ac-
rordng 10 The Act Of A sembly. and the rules oi
this court an II appearing by saii ilctorv evil
d-nce, hftih"v are not iGhahit,nts ofthiS con
monwealtb; Il i, orlcrrd. Tint The salI Dcfen-
a Is appear here on the first day of the next
May term. IN be holden for sail county, and that
ropy Of this order b. inserted IN the Lynch
burg Vn,in,n for Two months sucrrssivelv.
and pc ,tel nj the front door of the court hou -
} this county.
a Cory Test
JOHN d. ALEXANDER D c.
February 20 Won
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-13

NlRGlNiA:-A rule, holden III tue Cle,s'
Y Office OF the clreul, superior court oil Law
aud chancery, for The county OF Nelson, IN the
month OF February, 1897.
George Eubank aud John Euhank. executors
Of james Eubank, decd, Plaintiff,
agninn
Ralph Bowman, Sarah r. Kirby, late Sarah
+. Bowman, erecuiriI OF Gilbert Bowman, dec.
and John Kirby, who inte married with the said
Sa.ah +. Bowman, Defendants,
Tx CnAscERY.
The Defendant Ralph Bowman, not having
entered has app arance, and given security, &C
cording 10 the Act OF Assembly, and the rule Of
tbs court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evi-
denee that he Is not an lnhabiant Of this coun
try on moloa of the Plaintiff, by counsel It's
ordered That the SAID Defendant do appear
here on or before the first day OF April Term
next, and answer The bill of the Plaintiff, and
that n copy of this order be rthwith inserted in
the Lynchhurs Nrginlan, a newspaper publish
ed IN the town of i.yncahntg, for two monlh.
sncce ,sivelv and another copy thereof po ted a,
the front door of the courthouse of thi, county
on some court day.
A Copy -Tesc
RO. G. CUTLER, G,rk.
February 90 w2n
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February 20

VihGlS1A - Al rules held III the clerks office ri the
Circuit superior oflaw and ciauo .ry fo1 the
county OF Amherst on the 9TH day OF November 1896 :
James Shields Plaintif
Against
John G.ll'at and William G,lli,t merch mt. and
partners trading under the style aud firm Of John an
william Il HAT who are as.ionecs Of David s Gar
Land, aud the said David S. Garland, Defendants
IN tHANcERY
Inc deienlants John q HAT aud Willam Gillint
not havng entered their appearance aud given secu-
ftv according to the act Of Assembly and the rules o
us court md II appearing, by s1ttsfac'ory evidcnc
mat the s1d dcicn'iants not inhah tans tf th3s
commonwealth sits ordered that the d dcf-nianta
'ppcar Def the Judge OF N court at the ,nr
I""s" On e hr7t day OF April term ncx', aud an.wcr
he bill oi tho plaintiff aud TIM c py OF II order
We forthwith inserted in the LynohburT Vrrinian for
NO mpafhs success vcy api posted the front door
II the court house Of th county
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. e.
January 80 w2m
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30 RIDING.
Mars. AREA #. Irvine.

rs willing and dt>irous 10 receive SIX or eight
4 Young Ladies' ln:o her t,tnily u, Board II.
lier use large an | conmod Gus, stu ted on
the hIil. near 10 the Cour-hUu>e aud in the mos,
healthy pant oil The town. The situation is pc
rultarly adapted for 'he accommodation OF
Young Ladies, attending the Schools IN Lynch.
burg.
Term ..--Tuelve dollars per month. PAYABLE
IN advance Th, includes all charges, such a,
ior candles, fuel, washing, lodging, g..
March at
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JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. C
Jannurv 30


EHfGfNi Ut rules nchi IN the Nhf.s - =.
the Circuit superior Cour of Law and Chancerv
tho Pad day Of Janu,sy 1887:
Joseph Flood plaintiff
against
liam y Minor, in his right and as admins
,rltor OF William Minor dec ,ascd, francis Fu1rIa
John tuln1 AMI Polly his WIFE, Formerly Polly Minor
'ohn stephens and Caharnc his WIFE, Tor ncrly Catha.
tinc Minor Robert Rccs and Nancy his wife formerly
Nancy Minor and Cathar ne Minor, William Mner
Elizabeth Minor Mily Minor Dolly Minor, .',hn "
Bowling and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Minor
Robert Minor and Frances Minor the last named e bt
defendants, chlrcn and representative of Armiscad
Minor, decd. Milly Ann fu1r1, Kitty Ann Fuqua,
william Fnqna AMI Preston Fuqua, children of Pol
~ Fuqua, decd. formerly Polly Minor Defendants
IN CHANcERY.
The defendants John Fuqua aud Polly his wife JOAN
stephens and Catharino mis- wife, Robert Rccs and
Nancy his " tc, NJ lily Ann Fulu, Kitty Ann Fuqna
Wllian Fuqui and Preston fuqua not having enier-
ed their appearance and given security according L,
the act oil assembly and the rules of this court and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence" that they are not in.
nahtan'' "t this Com nonwcalth II is order, that they
do appear here the frat day of the next term and ano
r~er inc plaintiffs b aud that this order he inserted
n some newspaper published in Lynchhurg for two
months s"ocessvcly, and posted at the front door o.
the eoarthon'c of this county, some court dav.
Copy-Tcstc,
JOS. WILSON, Cert.
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EAIEIN,SIIE
D DJAo H.lN derry,
a ND
Blanfi.HCGk anufactCry.

TLE.,kS Of Court, md Merchants through
ti,hcd loour bookstore an extensive BuokbindIn9
t. ii lis Ament " h Ii we la C at cJnsId, "a lie eX
.Itn>c rendered rUnp,cte III "c9rce To WdIraht
US III undertaking aud accomplishing, IN the
most substantial and beautiful manner, ever,
description ot work IN the Bookhlnding line !,
and we have nov Oh hand and made su,h ar
ra1pment A. Wlll always en- ure Us large stock
81 the best Materials cUh ior p.t"te,l or Rl..oh
work 4; and having employed WOTkmen equal
60 any IN the UNION, 10 attend To the BIa.h
Book department. we do not hesitate to say that
we are cnak.rd 10 give general satisfaction IL
all ppr-o who may entrust their order, 10 u.
CLERKS OF COURTS can be furnished
with any oil the Book, used In OH rs, by >pec-
living The description OF Book want d, and II viii
be packed and forwarded 10 any part of the
State.
RULING We have added to our Binderv a
fist rate Hu NJ Machine. on An improved plan.
and are prepared 10 execute Ruling 10 any pat
tern, in the neate-t manner, aud not TO be sur
p ,sScd,
PRINTED WORK, Of every description.
executed with neatne>- and durah!iu
IS All Orlers, sent by Mail or left at out
Book tore, Tor Blank Book, or Stationary, at
tended 10 with pIomptre>s.
MAIO& DAVIS,
BiJtsaAsr4. BJyFJit icrs All Stt.t1ncrs
a. SJurc, MIN Street, Richr ond Ia
Rirhm md, Marcn i WY
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kao.tA'V Elections

'ENIIlI ward election Tor SIX Aldermen. and >ix
d Common Counclmen, IN each ward. in t4r
town OF Lyuchhurg, " Ill take place ur>uant 10
IN act of s,emb!y. entitled an act TO amend N
act entitled an act dividing the Town of Lynch
burg nto wards, aud for other purposes" passed
Feb. 10, 1880, On the first Tue >day in April
npxt-and will be held in Lynch Ward. No.
hcing all that Part of sad town below the
1st alley, extend ng from the river 10 18th street
IN the tenement on NJ lin street, occupied hy J.
II. Averetl & Co.as Lotttr, Office. & in II Y
Ward, No. ;. being a that pant OF SAID ruwl a.
hove 1t alley. extending from the river To l2lh
,:rcc' IN the front room OF tie tenement occupi-
I'd by Charles Phelps. rs an Anclion house.
HENRY DUNNlNGrON,
Sergt OF the CorPor.tion OF Lynchhurg.
March ; ID.
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DESCRIPTION.

YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE, !, a
rosn,. aore readily known, IN Virginia as Mui
berry or Mckinney Roam, seven Years old tins
sonnr. rising fifteen and a halt hand, high, large
stroar bone and muscle, measuring tai same
around the girih, the les AMI pl'Iefn homes, aud
con ,equenliy, the same around other bones that
Cd American Eclipse does, thu strongly re-
sem5llns his noble sire, ~ all The essential
polni. Tor speed, great power aud darabIity-
The characte.l,llctalts OF tins strain oil Hoses,
from the English Eclipse down 10 our day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-13

IS JIERFBY GIVEN, to all ,rAom i: may ooncc
that person Is dutho,i2cd 10 buy, silt tra9c ma
Ter, Collect rectirc i" my name to my nam
IN any manner or form tchEertr. 4 JtINSTON
Ndrch 6H Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-13

low orde be nevertheless made ve-y god
season, covering neariy 100 mares, and turnec
,ui ger that have mol been surpassed by tina,
my other Horse IN this section OF lie .ounin
Tor possessing beauty OF appearance and all o. ih
most striking indications OF speed, power an
ul ability - lie afterwards became the proper,
VI Mr.. II. Brown. Jr., Ion the sum of $1,000.
YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE can
zen at his stable al any time, aud Tor iurthe
, r,iculars, apply 10
JAMES NJ LANGIoRNE.
WM NJ. DAVIS.
in the Bills heretofore published Young
nericsn Felipe was described as ., DdIh
Gay owing TO the tact, that he was really era!
when fosded, and horses Of hi, color, are cla,sed
,nong The srays, IN the North.
Feb 81 WITS