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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03
NEW QUARTER FOR SALE.

NEW WUATtTEN FUN SNI.F
FgJlIS valuable tract of Land lies III Gloucester
s. ty, on Carriers creek, and adoins Roosevelt, en-
hrnr;.r all ADVANTAGES arisnr from York River IL con-
a:;: b4.."ccn $50 and Geo of Land: inferior 10
nn,.c IN Ioik River. Pr"suung That persons wishing
To- ruclasa. will view the estate, further desert ption is
deemed unnecessary. ANY Information required, will
br n.cn by the subscriber; ard persons wishing tr pur
ci.aae age invited 10 call him r Thomas b. Booth,
who resides al R,scmrII. MANN PAGE.
Gloucester G.. H., Va, Dec. -. 70--wGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

JOTCE-Al persons having claims against tne r 5;
q tate Of Mrs ErruAx1A CLAIHonsE: are requested 70
bring them forward without delay properly a"hentica'.
Cd at the may be settled, rs i am ahH'''' ~
oln., 1,,,. administration upon said estate.
''oS' -"' CORBlN BRAXTON, .7dmr.
. -, 11-w3W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03
Ic last Day Of nc Icnr.

The Only cIlancs to make Thirty Thousand Dollars
this year, To apply 10 loyt fer ticket in the Lottery
which draws His; day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

iAES LIVINGSTON, Drapcr ard 1i!0r opposite the
~ o. Ncssrs T. < j. = Jaucs - Co.. aud Charles Ei.,
has recircd iron, the Nu, supply OF excellent and fashionable
Cloths Ca;simcrc al! ErSn-S. lie will nIkc haG order,
in s.Ic wic c aers himself canmot fail TO please lie
ves tie examination al his Oil Pai:or aud the public
III. liberal they will probably with cIs""ee
II" is thankful for the lie has met "ith ard WA Vs.
bis deserve continuance Of it, lie %"u ~
soai, % the public, confident that hsncr ncluh
tri better friends all lie a=ks - 'af !'''''
kccls constant. on hand, excellent aS-ohTcttn 81 b
lars. Gloves um Hosiery Of r.ira,c quay, and Of every eSci
tnn, whici. he olHrs gen;lcmca 10" r@@ S
Y b l.. is for ;he Taiors' Magazine pA''e"' '
York. by J. p. Williams & Co. :, -e,v
No. LInrl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

vou,l produce velocity in the pond of but aboa fifteen
inches Der second and pressure upon the hull OF the
largest ship The work is Designed TO admit Of about ore
ton 60 that have only 10 iastrn The vessel by ropes
capable o. sustaining rnson 81 that amount u sSt'ts
trnsrrsnr muids OH the sepcrsnc!ure o. lie bridge 10
secure i;. safety Of tie ship and obtain the asslaatcs' o.
tlr wal,r in prnpclI:n, her across l!ie pond
Il is proper 10 remark, that tins upper DOCK Is not re-
ccssary 10 ihr s,cccss, The work dill That aiot2i Il
is included IN The es!Ia- lnr the purpose {" sii'M ii
the sos. al the ~ y hen complete: should M" t':n"
ayjsabr !" construct the rutrr pr NATL the increase
o.. trade .ai. rcutrr j; cX;,ehiet ships I"y lie III H
rddr trrc, by etut;ncnt Il" lE" CASA and he snrre,
ryci during rsel, in Perc! srcur'ir ad TIE c'i*'
Of tire wo.s exclusive al this iiri. all That oHt 10
b. cnnsdrrd III testing TIC p!"a5cncss q: line Htsi'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

= ? LODDED lORSES.-l ohtr for sale, seventeen
3 ? thoroughbred S!aiIi"ns Marcs and Colts: ard Us
r$n leaving the State, will sell t!c:n al sacrifice:
ard ii it be- any accommodation to the purchnScr) will
give credit Of one, two :rr years, requiring bands
with approved sccnry, bearing interest from their date.
Several Of the hlares in ioal by American
Eclipse ard other horses of rrpnr. My residence il at
llanua, near Stcvcnsvi.!c Post Oicc, King and Queen
county. LEWIS SMITH.
Dec. - GS-wlDw-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

ZERO i!cS=rs. JOHN p. ROLLING. sheriff Of J re-
q and ~ such ada r ui Edmund Webster, DC .
SAMUEL GIBBS: Ggi.iiciacn, flake notice, -"
shall, on Tie !l,h day OF Jarnary. lc:", b""eeH IT, -
Of i in the morning aud IN Tie evening, 81 >;
Courthouse in the Tavern bJusc take the dep
of john Rrw.tt and Jnhn Cri,cndeH and oih'''. l.,
read as evidence in smt iii Chancrry, no." Het q.
il the Circuit Superior Cour! Of La" ana Chan.'
the county 81 Amelia, in %i;c! you arc GctrEG
we are plaintiffs. IT, Cor %Hy cause" tic dcraT:
no, taken on TIE iay abpyc mentioned, ~ '.'
at th" SAN: place, and the iI0Ha% I L..a
next following, and between tE'F S"'''' ''''''
Yours, &c ,osrDr p:rve:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03
HUGH i. GRIGSDY.

II :.niNTiHt ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE.--
= Ti" Interest II !EHKr As!!.r&N d?c'as' 4. (h"iaG
an un:.:!s ;:d pnrl in Zine Anic:can Beacon ANA
,.n;!k #d Portsmouth Daily ADVERTISER, is for sale.
I, raj credit viii IT, avtn Fer terms: apply to the
Subscriber, residing in Williamsburg
ROBERT ANDERSON,
.1dmr If i:rry .isAb;rD, dccM
~. '(,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

On the surrcv far u SIR Canal tram Richmond Ia
Warrich Lriay IL" p!a roHos'd far tis coaa"c'icn n
The JumGs Rrer md Ka,airhY improvement trM Tide
,catcr: by CHARLES ELLET, iG {. T.,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-20
SELECTED TALES.
THE GUNSNITH OF ORLEANS. OR
THE DEAD WOMAN's SECRET.
BY MRS. ELIZA SHERIDAN.
IL
TConcluded.1

Concluded.
Cephise, at that moment, entered the
room, looking pale and melancholy, with
a letter in her hand
Dear Richard, have this letter sent tc
the superior. shall not be long after it,
as tomorrow is the day appointed for my
entrance into the convent. Have you sent
for the good baroness, and for Father An.
tome They would be affronted, did leave
without taking leave of them, and am not
strong enough to venture out so far
They have been sent for, and will soon
he here. And you are then determined to
leave our home; abandon your brother ;
and spend the remainder of your days in n
convent
Abandon my brother No nothing can
ever change my love for you, dear Rich
ard =
But you think, Cephise, that the walls
OF convent; religious habit and the
prayers of the church, will afford you more
consolation than the affectionate brother,
who would have protected you through
life
Dearest Richard, | should affiict you
with constant sight of my tears; you can
not comprehend the agony of grief heart
deceived as mine has been, is capable Of
feeling. You, Richard, have never loved
i have never loved say you l'-and
Richard felt all the bitterness of unreturned
affection. You have chosen seclusion, I
have chosen another path How think
you should feel, to remain in this once
happy home, and miss your presence No
no this could be no home to me To-
morrow you become a nun, and Ia SOL
dier y
Gracious Heavens and leave France 2
exclaimed Cephise.
And leave France echoed Richard.
Blu, why DO this, Richard! you are not
unhappy why then leave your empIyment
your country, and your sister, 2
Tis my sister who leaves me-
But replied Cephise, my vows will
not prevent my seeing you and loving you,
dear Richard
There is more sclfshness in your dis
positior, Cephise, than thought you pos
'essed. Wha. ! renounce your brother and
he good baroness, and retire from US, mere
y to indulge in useless grief for disap-
1ointmentthaty you should pour on, your soul
n thankinlness for Rouse yourself dear
lister, rouse yourself'
Would ! could you have been so in
lulgent. dear Richard, that even my grief ,
ias had its own wsy!'
Before you pronounce the VOWS, as be-
ore your marriage had j, saken place, ] +,
must reveal to y"u secret. dear Ccphisc, I
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-20

head, and encountered the eyes of the bar
oness.
Il Did not say, Cephise, you would find
a heart 10 comfort and sustain yours when
most It needed it and arms open to receive
you Turn your regards from the clois,er,
my child away from there you will find
much to live for; accept the guardian of
your tender years; he is worthy your best
and warmest love!
20 madam, said Cephise, throwing her
self at the baroness feet you know all
then. ] am not his sister. Should wed
in ignorance of my mothers name 2
No. exclaimed the baroness, raising
Cephise from her knees. Come to my
heart "a mothers heart my chid-my
Evelina !!
A shrek o:joy and astonishment burst
from Cephise as she threw herself into the
arms of her mother.
Need we say Cephise-or rather Eve
lena became the happy, and we'll portioned
wife of the gunsmith of Orleans
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-20
a FRAGMENT.

- saw n fair aud beautiful hand
place a garland Of fresh and fragrant flow
ers upon her brow; she who received il
was f,ircr and loyelier still than they her
dark liquid blue eyes were beamng forth
the expression Of her happiness her smile
was radiant rs the light Of heaven, and her
whole figure expressed the gay aud buoy
ant feeling of her soul--she wore u single
white rose in her hair. and knew she was
n bridel
lie, the gallant and proud DE Rance,
stood gazing upon her with the high rap
turc of n happy lover the past, the future,
all seemed forgotten IN that moment Of ex-
quisiie happiness and of proud triumph /;
she w1s his, all his her beauty, her conf
dence, her tenderness, her genius, her vir-
tues, all were his, aud he felt il would be
bliss enough for him TO devote his whole life
to he-.
do not know Of any thing more delight
ful than to witness the full and joyous ex-
preston of conscious happiness; that pure
unclouded rny of light which seems to en-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-20

quail to its Importance, we have the higbes
reason to think that notwithstanding tn,
disregard shewn TO the separate remonstran.
ces of the Colonies, their United endeavor.
will he crowned with success.
Voted. That the Deputies recommend il
to the General Assembly -- next sit.
ting, to draw up something to return the
Honorable VIM. P the thanks of the
Colony, for his service done the Colony
while Prime Minister.
I756.
The Assembly met in Newport on the
first Wednesday in May, I766, when the
following named gentlemen were elected.
SAMUEL WARD, Governor.
ELISHA BROWN, Dep. Gov.
assistants.
Nicholas Easton, Gideon Wanton, Jr.,
Thomas Olney, Stephen Rawsou,
John Jepson, Nathaniel. Searle,
John Brenton, George Nichols,
Hezekiah Babcock, Othniel Gorton.
The Deputies from Newport were-Met-
calf Bowlen, John Wan,on, George Has
zard, Benjamin Greene, Samuel Carr and
William Read.
Repeal ofhe Stamp Aet.
The Stamp Act having been repealed on
the 22d February, I766, great rejoicing took
place in Newport, when the news of that e-'I
vent was received; particular account of
which We have not found. An accident
took place on that occasion; by firing can
non, the leg of a lad by the name of Caleb
Hargal was SO injured as to require ampu-
taton. The General Assembly at their
June session voted to pay for the powder
used at Fort George on that as well as on
the Kings birth day.
The Assembly in December ordered
tax of six thousand pounds of which
Newport was 10 pay GlI96-2-6
South Kingstown, 456-I4-S
Providence, 3I7-II-lO1
Smithfeld, 295--2--5i |
Warwick, 236--3-II3
7Ooon Meeting called November 4th, 1866. |
There being apprehensions that there
would be a riot on Gunpowder Treason
night, aud to put a stop to which, the town
voted that military watch be set for some
nights to come"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-20

A Pretty Comment on tie 7imcs.-A.
Gentleman on returning home last night.
before ddsk, observed, ut the corner of STAN
ton and EldrIdge streets a man mounted on
a carppnter's bench turning grinstone.
The gentleman stopped to look at this sin
guar exhibition of the apparent useless ex-
pendlture Of strength. in a robust laborer.
whose muscular powers might apparantlv
have been more pro6lably employed. A
collection o$ gaping boys, were MS usual
present on the occasion, much deghted---
the parties naturally laughing Mt and amused
with each other. The gentleman passed
on and thought no more Of the mntter---but
this morning early, on returning through the
same street, the fellow was hard Mt work
turning away with all his might. Enquiry
was now mnde Of one of the neighbors ns
to the cause Of this singular spectacle
which seemed the more unaccountabIe,
rom the man being deccnily attircd, and,
respectable, good locking
porily fellow. The explanation received
was this, that the individual had been long
out of employ, and complained that he could
get nothing to do. The inhabitants offered
him dollar day, and set him to work ne
he is obligated 10 work in the
open sun ten hours n day for six DAYS in
lhe week ~. Y. Star.
1t is recommended that persons liable to
be overtakcn with slcepiness in church, use
chairs With two legs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-20
RHODE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN.

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING
VNERMs-s2, per annum, if paid in advance
II y -, ,25 if not paid in advance.
No paper will be discontinued until arrearages
are paid, except at the option of the publishers.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding a square
inserted three weeks for 81 and IL cents for each
subsequent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not marked
will be continued until forbidden. and charged ac-
eordingy
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1t is recommended that persons liable to
be overtakcn with slcepiness in church, use
chairs with two legs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-27
Hp EH EIsHkEEZoEl,N.

We shall g,ve 10 the owner Of the finest coh
by Tobaeconist, Che get of next season J the
beautiful Silver Pitcher, which was awarded Ia
him at The New London Agricultural Far, held
in October last. We shall also give the Premi-
ums Promised last season, at the next meeting OF
the \ .rcotural Slciety, in this place, which
will take place next Fail. The Premiums to he
awarded by the comnitce on fine colts, &c. To
bacconist received the Premium in this place, rs
we'll rs New London, last Fall. rs being the e.
estthoroush bred Stallion, exhibited at either OF
the Agricultural Fairs amongst number OF
tinc horses.
A good and extensive Pasture adjoining town,
will be in readiness for mates also. Its. with
sheds for mares with ioal all of which will be
furnished gratis. Mares fed AT 80 cents per day,
il desired. The greatest care and attention will
be paid 10 mares and colts bat 40 responsibility
for accidents or escapes. Gfooms viii be IN
readiness to siye lheir whole attention 10 mares
and colts.
TOBACCONIST will he in READINGS, forex-
animation by til, III February, when the pro-
p.cto:s will take pleasure in showing him To n
ny or. For particular, Of hi, races, tSr. Ne.
see Han. Bills AOHNiiL 4 90.
Frhfnafq t. wtlMay if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-27
&. &c ~ = sG sss " ~ =

Ills dam Miller, Maid, bred hy the late q n.
Coles Of Dosiris, Long l,laud. own sister 10 a
mercan lGclipsc-sot hy Dufock cut Of the no
ted Niller's Dam>el, by old Messenger, dam the
imported Potsos mare, nurock. hy Diumcde, out
OF Amanda The blood oi the ehaye horses, is
too we'll known 10 need farther comments, Icing
the immediate descendants of The best blood thai
England can honst Ct. la Great Britain, tn,
breeders OF stock seek 10 taee back 10 three gTca
strains al horses, the Echpse the llcrod., and
the Matehcms, and tracing 10 ihcm they are sat
i.tiedj not wishing any thing better. This STOCK
thai we have luStuamed i the result OF mix
lute ofthe ilerod aud The Eclipse 0,scs, than
which nothing could he better, the flcfod strain
beng as remarkable for essential qu4llies OF
speed and bottom as The Eclipse 80 Elmcd Tor
endurance, swiimess and all else we could de
sire II horse
iouag American Eclipse promises to counl
any horse IN this country ~ Il stock horse. The
following Certificate from Mr. Baxter, who train.
ed him while in Mi Nan iiansl's possession.
will shew that he exhibited great speed and hot
TOM IN his training, but was obliged 10 take him
out for the causes he mentions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-27
II O 7 III " a IL D S .
PETERS,S VEGETABLE PILLS.

PETEltSS NECiE BILE FILLS.
FHNIiE subscriber has just received, large
4 and fresh supply Of peter,'s Vegetable
Pills which have stood the test of experience,
and given more universal satisfaction than any
other article OF the kind that has ever been Of
lered 10 the American People.
Their composition is entirely vegetable and
harmless, and they are put up under the imme
diale inspection OF the proprietor, and no evil
effect will ever result from their use. They
have been most successfully employed in The
treatment OF almost every variety Of diseases,
such as bilious. and Intermittent teveIs, fca-
yer and ague, chronic affaclion of the digestive
organs, liver complaints, sick head ache, bilious
cholic, enlargement Of the spleen, piles, chronic,
rheumatism, pleursy, dyspepsia general deblll-
". impurities of the blood, &c.
DR.. 2. wishes it distinctly understood, that,
these pills possess beneficial qualities indie
pendent of their purgative ellects-They are
both tonic and deobstruent-thus Strengthening
the patient, whilst they remove distinctions
Medicines which possess no other except ca
tharlic qualities deblita,e the patient, aud Then
repeated use lays the foundation Of long
catalogue Of chronic diseases.
Prepared by Jos. Priestlv Peters, NJ. d. at.his
institutions Tor the cure, of obstinate diseases by
vegetable remedies, No. 129 Liberty, St. New
York. .lnyentor and sole proprietor. Each box
contains forty. Pills price fifty cents.
For sale BY, HOWELL DAVIES, Agt:
lt"rc,crs's Pill:
Feb. - IT'D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-27

:. hoe. able to bestow en- the subject
'' h,. confirmed me stronger IN the cor
N" SIMS OF that opinion. U ,der these cir
fee ',.,,aee. ask the House of Representatives
Gu .', w,, any dut3 as a Senator answer Tor
VIZ VIII /, my health had permitted, would
ny, hecn taken to tn Senate Chamber on the
NJ. t, NJ the 10th Of January, and would have
sd nv propo sitloh reversing the resolution
n.., 3,ib of March, 1851; aud II this had been
s :. would then as one of ihe most impera-
~ ron seicniious duties OF my HE, haveso-
"a against the expunslns resolifion, freely
.u ..,J;n4 10 others, who have thought and acted
,G.,sntly, what claim Tor my self, viz honesty
" n,roo,e. | declare 10 you, gentleman of the
n Ii..e Of Representatives, that could not vote
r, that resolution, without baving, in my own
estimation, committed hasrant infection OF the
Constitution of my country, a'cear violation OF
,ks oath had taken TO support il, and must stand
~. ..sr after. before God and my own conscience
.,;l,y If deliberate moral perjury"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-27
" ifTNE1S rseL.

he 'atee Is over. The House of Renre.
SIGNATURES, by a vote of lo9 to 20 have aee;a.a
'i"' no contempt" can be cp,o,,t,el ,c.,,a.,
'n'' oodY-and, as atpresent constituted n,.,,,.
ny they do not greatly err,--by di,elar,,,r
-" el'ney from custody on Monday last. without
coming 10 any decision on hi, case. AMI ,h;s
100 al tae very moment that the cxania,,;a,, 81
ms witnesses was concluded, and WHEN ,,as.
OF Tue adverse parry We're about 10 he ,y,,,i,.
eu IL isaremarkabfeiact. too thai eye,y ,,.s
aon put 10 the witnesses examined. which mill d.
"''ea against W htney, aud which went ia es
''o''sh 'he iact CT conspiracy between That
man ana The leading mcGlhers Of :" the Marty :, 10
put down Wise and Peyion-cycry question
Which, II truly answered would haze shown
that the President himself had taken an activc
part IN the affair, aud had advised personal as
saults, a Ia mode Houston, on the two repre-
sentat'ves OF the people, for daring to array them
selves IN opposition to his cncroachmen,s and
usnrpa'ions-eyery question, indeed. eycept
such as would elicit answers. unfayorable to
iSe or Peyton, and leave Whitney unsea,bed.
was promptly and uniformly negatiyed by the
degraded tribunal. 1t is fortunate that they did
not formally indict the young Virriuian and
ienne'seeaa, and make Whitney their iulgc.
Doubtless they would have done so. had their
master ordered it. We rejoice that the reign of
he SERIES is about TO end.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-27
p TYIp TCs r. e Is,

TOBACtbNlSr was got by tAe celebrated
Stallion and Race Horse Johanna. (who was
sold last fall, II months, nj 81 ,5Do cash. Al MIR.
Bots sale oi FLOODED Stock, hi, dam Yankee
Maid. By the unriYaled racer Balls Fori2el. er.
dam Wm, K. Johusons celebrated mare Bay
Maria, by BAY Yankee MARIA canned great &c
lehrity b, beating old Duroc aud Sir Alfred, IN a
20 mile race,) u dam Green's Old Ce,et mare,
by Gelrr, tlhe hest son OF imported lahns.) g
u dam by Partner, . & Y qr dam hy Apollo. z g
g er dam by imported Valiant gggg.g or
dam by imported Janus, : z g gg gr dam
by imported Jolly Roger, sc. &c. Thus II is
seen that Toblceonst not only traces 10 the p,,-
rSt breed. bat TO the most distinguished horses
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wy s'oth Is very ''lSe anu u,'''''lc' c"lnra
eng almost every ar'lele usually Kept III DR.
oo"os lio"seS' mere are many piece
ol locus, ircSh ana unen', ana nearly an OF M
assortment ooHght 0ff'Te me- t"'y sfeof a., "a
rd"cfS "fSf f"ii' IN Tue Norhefh cllies. N
'oI'"Wln@ arc a lew OF lhe articles composing
me selec'loh' VIZ
+ +, me ana SUPER broad 1Io'h, all colours,
=, hcaNy fno, ION W fetersham Coming
me ana super 'assihehS ana oassneres, al
coioafs,
hefseys' fui'eh oio'hs, Army Cloths and Ian
,'ys i9T Ne9foes'
nosc'N hitheY. AacanaW, Dunei ana ROM
h'ankets
neu' W hltc 'hu sltth f''he' - anu ''''"es,
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season, covering nearly 100 Mares. and turned
on, re, that have notbeen surpassed BY that Of
my other Horse in this section oftbe country,
frf possessing beauty of appearance and all o. the
'no1 striking indications Of speed, power and
iluahilny.- tie afterwards became the property
of Mr. II. Brown Jr. 10, the ,nm Of $4,000.
YntNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE can Be
wen, ~ his stable At any time, aud Tor further
particulars, lpply 10
JAMES ~ LANGHoRNE,
AM. ~. DAVIS.
In The Fills heretofore published, Young A.
meriran Eclipse VA, described as "a Dark
Gfaynv-owina to The iacl, that he was really gray
when foaled, aud horses This color, are classsd
,mnng The prays, in the North.
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