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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-13
OBITUARY..

Died on the 81 inst. al his residence IN Bed
ford, MI W AHNrR llrwlrr, an AGED aud highly
respectable citizen ofthat county.
-, on Sunday morning the 9th inst. al
his re ,idencc "a Amherst county, Alr RonrRl
NJ W tawicK, aged about 29years. The VII
ter of this hiirt notice has been long aud init
matciy acquainted with the deceased, aud hc
can ,ay that he was i" the modest work oiGod,
an hoHest nun- Bat this Was not all. Early
IN hlt h. saw his LOST condition by nature, gave
hi, heart 10 God, aud became member and a
class leader IN the VI. T.. Church-u whrh
character his conduct was such a 10 meet the
APPRECIATION oi his brethren, aud II IS confidently
believed OF the Great Head OF the Church also
II was the privilege oil the writer If this humble
tribute Ia his memory To witness his calm and
peaceful DEATH and never will the scene be ei
faced from his recollection. When asked how
he felt IN view of death p he promptly answer
ed, {" All IS reace-all is peace And When
II was euanircj whether he could apply 10 him
self those precious lines of pr.Wa,ts,
Jesus can make a ying bel
Feel soft as downy pillows are,
While ON his breast lean my head
Anl breath my lite out swectly there -
"Oh. ycs, yes he SAID
W happy soul would stay
IL such a trame As this,
And Up aud sing herself away
To everlasting bliss"
G'c wa frequently kcd, during the rapid aud
painful pro7rr.s OF the disease which tcrmiua
ted his carthly existence, how h. felt ~ aud
his uniform reply was, call IS peace Thu
died RonfaJ NJ. NARWIck. leaving beloved
wifi and three interesting children, b,olhers an
sister, aud mIuy VIM and sincere friend l.
drplore Eis los But - Use hls oWn language
let u not weep for hun MOI sorrow a. those VIII
I4+,l l.
Let me die the death OF the righteous and lei
my lastenl be Ike hls -
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TnE ropAeNO INTEREST.

We have lad aside iot early publication tho
aePot'' made at the lat session u ,On :, b.
Nh, 'eh'ief oi Md, aud an Accompany m letter
oi Mf' Dodge, our Counsel at Breuletl, relative
TO The consumption ot Tobacco Ia European
markets, and the heavy duties imposed by To-
reign governments on that important stape. In
compliance With the accommodation Of Mf Jes
nller, Congress has ual' appropriations Ter
ministers II Austria and Prussia, 10 ncither Of
which Powers, (thc lntelhgcncer says had any
been appointed fer nearly forty years past aud
ior the payment Of Consul.. Agents &c. who
may be elsewhere entrusted with the protection
Of this great and long neglected interest
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!. lra d. G y z. e r.

ToBiCCONlST was got BY the celebrated
St1Ilton and Rue Horse Johanna, (who was
-ud LAST fail, l. months, nj Sill, 500 cab, at Mr..
uou,' ale ul BIaoded Stock,) hi, dam Yankee
Mald. by the unrgalrd racer Bali, tlol,zel, q.
dam I'm. Il. Johnsons celebrated mare Bay
Mana, by BAY Yankee, (Mara gained great &C..
lohsity b, heating Old Dutoc and SIR Alfred, in q
20 mule racc,) = - dam Green's Old Celer marc,
by GeIer, (the best son OF imported Ianns.) e 2
gr dana by Partner : Z gt dam by Apollo, q
q : n dam by imported Valiant, ggg . n
dam by 'rported janus, & egg e or dan
by imported Jolly ROGER, &e.&c. Thus ii IS
seen tiat Iobacconisl not Gully traces 10 the pu-
rIsr breed, bun 10 tie most distinguished horses
Of the pldru lime
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MIR WISE.

The following resolution, offered by Mr., d. J.
Pearcc, Van Buren, member of the comraittee
ofinyestigaiion of which MI WISE was chair
man, and which was unanimously adopted by
that committee on the ID inst is sufficient vinds
cation OF that gentleman from the ISLANDERS of
Whitney and his coadJu,ors:
"Resolred unanimously, That notwthstanl-
ing the highly exciting topics OF discussion
which have come before this committee, and
their frequent and anmatiug debates, the Hon.
HENRY A. WISE, rs tht,r chairman. has at all
tunes so conducted as 10 eutte him to Their
thanks, which are hereby accorded 10 him'
The correspondent Of The \. Y. Courier aud
Enquirer gives the following incident, a. having
previously occurred in this ommiltee:
Last evening Mr.. Wisc's committee met IL
agree upon report Mr.. P,arcc ct Rhode l.
land commenced reading what wa NJ first sup.
posed TO be the production Of majority, but
what appeared afterwards TO have ten concoct-
ed by only portion of that aorlty. 1t WAS
seon discovered that 1t contained mi,representa-
tons, and by inucndo SANDER, Of Mr.. Wise
Gen. Campbell OF South Carolina. one Of the
minority, interrupted its reading. Tor the purpose
I oil proposing alterations Nhereupon il was con-
tended that such a proposition would be out ol
order; but the chairman CHR. Wise) decided thai
10 WAS in order; from this decision Mr.. Parks ap
pealcd. Alter some desuitory conversation il
was agreed that the whole document should b,
read, but that notes should be made on ia mar
gin of il, a. the reading progressed, opposite Il
the eXcep,Jonablc part, to- -cguent cunsidcfa
ton. The Misrepresentation herana SO nume-
rous and So l.a'pabie IA; General Campbell
would hear 10 more.
After much collision. h, expressed his opn.
ion and adherence q The paper and remarked
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,..N pltREN,S lNACGIRAL.-

m' .11,e.s Of Mr. Van Buren, on sssuming
Li,h and responsible station OF President oi
=. limited States, which we lad before our rea-
"a" ~, Thursday contains but little TO condemn
ss' no opinion expressed il, in which we
p''. .,r,--whether he refers 10 our pas, his
% ~. the au,icpations Of future prosperity
4 '''' ~, TO which a rigid adherence 10 the
...eipes ofthe constitution, and TO the spirit Of
pm MISC uron which ,ha, instrument Is based,
'. .., t...,,radlv conduct the Republic He pro
VIZ n he governed "by strict adherence 10 the
.ar,,l spir, OF the constitution, as it was de-
+. ,bose who framed il'--and if he shall
70, ,his pledge. made under such imposing cir
.,nx.nces, and under such solemn sanctions,
.h,,I for one, most heartily rejoice and none
l,,s ,ba, we were decidedly opposed 10 his
=, ,s well because of conscientious con
10, Of the dangerous character of some Of his
In. and of his habitual insinccrity as a 20
,lt.n as because of the improper manner in
a5cb he was nominated, as candidate Tor the
n.,s5deucy. ard the corrupt and coruptng inlu-
| =. ,yhich were brought 10 bear in his favor by
| ao !, HIGH places, whose duty it was, even upon
..o- own principles, to have abstained from the
| T..L,.s, ,interfercuee with the freedom Of elcc
..,a. Bu, most certainly Mr. V. b. will falsfy
M; oema pledge if he shall walk in the foot
,,.ns of his "iuslrious rredecess 0r'-whose fire.
mont disregard of constitutional restraints under
IN, ridiculous pretext of constituting that inslru-
oant rs he under stood il, & whose still more fire.
cnsnt contempt ollcgislatiye enactments, when
ever they stood opposed to his purposes and de-
,isn. will excite the admiration OF future times,
-. The tameness with which they have been sub.
,,;,,.d to. nav. the zeal with which they have
boon defended, BY ma ority oil his constituents
il the reproach OF the present generation.
On the Sl1yery question Mr.. Van Bure is.
,,rbaps. as emphatic as could have been expect
eJor desired in an Inaugural Address, while the
,,picit declaration of his determination. relative
,ath m5oted question of The right OF Congress, to
,b,i,h Slavery in the District Of Columbia. /,
clsir and unambiguous "A merit not the less,
ronasa dable Tor It's novelty, nor the less to be
c,5ile OF that account.
lie exhibits both good sense and correct taste
IA ab,tliniag from all illusions to the party
politics. Of the day-his Address in TIL, particu-
,ir contrasting most tavorablY with tAe furious
a7iual5 nlied FttreweN Of his .Ilustrious PIE
Jscessor' !-jiln&tfious, if for any thing, fer an
goranre which no experience can cnilhtcu {:
Iran obstinary which no reasoning can soften;
Wa yindictiveness which nothing short OF Che
radfa ton or unconditional, surrender Of il, ob-
rtan arpease; and for an egotisni and sell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-13

~ We stated, IN our last, on TIL Authority
ut the Daayiile Reporter. tuat Capt Vincent
Wuchef wa. a candidate for re.elevlion In Put
sylsania eountv. We tegte, 10 perceive, by q
paragraph Ia the last Nhis, that ta,- annoue,s-
ton was premature. and that Cap,. WuAss vii
ao, be \ candidate.
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.f3gssSGI2b'.E. '.7snGnT.

TOBACCQNI5T ha rich blood bay, eight
J,ars cid this spring. lie Il full IL hauds one
""' u lall inches hlqh a,ent Muscular power,
black legs, maue aud mil Remarkably short
o'ek, very broad alched lon, deep declining
shoulders, full chest, clean Hat sinrwy limb,
an i 'front.' nat only bold, bUi bcaulla1 III,
a{afe l. really splendid one, being cotnblna-
uOa d all tac pant, which render the blood horse
80 desirable consequently he Possesses superior
AcLLg.. nlMer sncnl. cnnnLanee nnL LnlnIA
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TO 9yIE OWNER or
Gp LII O. T3EE Z.

HAyiAG seen your proposition to run the
h D. get oil Sping Hui against the get oil any
other Stallion IN The Union we accept II, and
will Jun the get OF Iobacconlst IN the Spnng ol
1911, for |. , 3, 4, or $500 entrance hall lorei,
mile heats, AID Two mile heat, in the following
Fall at The same entrances. stake TO be closed
18th Moy, ISIS NORElsLL q Co.
March l3-2uf
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TaLSTTTS.

The terms Will be S2j the season, payable on
The Ii day Of July. For lnsuting mare 10 be-
with ipal, $40, payable when The fact i. asccr-
i'iaed OF the mare puftrd with SD the single
leap, payable at the time of service and 81 to the
Gfoam ~ each cast Any ernurmpn putting
AMI heeam'ug re- ansbIr tarsj< mares, will be
dltehat,rd by payment for five
Should any uate pat by The season, fand paid
'"f WITHIN the season.) not Prove VITA lonl, 81,
viii bc m,'ucI tie next season at the season
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10 HE EDll OHF OF LIE Flhh,N3AN,
GENrLIMEN--ln your editorial remarks ia the
last Nirginan, declining the publication Of a com
mnnIcaton, handed in by myself on the subject
OF clerks Offices, ycu state I" that IN two OF the
three cases referred Oily Censor, lifelong lndts-
position olihe clerks isdoubtless The prom0Cuf,if
not the sole cause of the irregularities and con.
"a ,lun which are said 10 exist in lhejr respec-
TIVE Offices These remark, would lead the
public to suppose that The same efilS existed IN
the other Office, without any eAcasc on the
part OF the clerk 4 10 the third Hire, She
Communication distinctly stated that 1t wa,
. in more regular and Systematic order than I'll
ther Of the others; that the papers had ieeu
well preserved and the record peatiy and cor
rectiv kept and that 10 coDiiape II a. meat
and safe Office, required only the personal at
tenton Of the Clerk In this Office but one 9th.
CT evil was named, and lhat as | understand,
Ia, been since clIrec ted.
Ia my communication am not aware that
there was any thing harsh or personal My re
marks were confined To what were regarded as
evil, in certain l,rk,' Offices, without naming
any oJFce IN particular. To those who were
ar9HaiHtea with all the circum>tanc the in
ference m chit be fairly drawn, that the remark,
were intended to apply TO the Offices enunera-
ted by you-By me no Office wa, named.
Uniung with you IN the hope that il w'll be
Ill sufficient to call the attention Of clerks
10 the fact, that complaints are made, in order
To correct the evils, | shall not insist al thi>
time. on the publication Of my communication.
For all Of the clerks referred to-, like Yourselves,
entertain feelings Of respect and esreem-a and
had tie communication been published II
would at onee have been seen that II had re-
ference to ppbhc o6icss ard public cf,rers,
without touching upon pFir0is character or
psrsonGt privileges.
+. r'eased h insert tbs note, an obire
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MARRIAGES..

Married on the 9Th ult ty the Rev. John Tut
ncr. MI RonrRr t. MeGufuS 10 Miss SARAH
INGRAM. all OF Flauklin county.
On the 2lst ult nj the residence OF Major Wv
att, in Halifax county, by the Rev joel Tucker
Mr.. SAMurL Il M,uon 10 Miss MhLoRfn NJ
DAUGHTER of Mr. Drnry El~lrv deed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-13

= = We are authorized " announce Walter
Co,e., Esq as Il Candidate lor reelection 10 j
,eat Ia Congress tom tins district.
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VIRGINIA LEGlSiATJRr

NV completed, by The length Of Goo
'"'Aeoh's Farewell Address, 70 sut,l,tnt. ,..,.
densed summary Of Legislature pro,..o,n.,. t.r
or usual full report.
ga Saturday, The IA irsf the se4.la,l
oei0fe the House i letter IRON JUDGE R.,;a,,i.,
f.s'lil' expressing hi, surprise at the course -,
,'s .s2'S'''0Ie III reference 10 his absence from
The State, and explaining the cause Of that ~.
s3hee. owe are compelled to po.tpope mis- l.,
ter until our next
WIN Inc exception of some business nc no
general importance, the remaip;ler Of Tho J,,.
was devoted TO the consideration Of the R,,,l.
oiH, which resulted in the virtual rs;.c,;,, 80
Mr., harr'son's substitute, by a vote of SIS to 80
Various unsuccessful motions were then m,a +,
10 amend the bill as reported by the ,ommi,tre
oh Monday The 6th, TIE Bank question and
all the important business pending before the
Legislature, was postponed, on motion Of Mr..
Garland OF Meckenbutg, for the purpose Ola
KING up the Report eli the committee on Mr.
Leish's letter Of resignation-a the whole
day was consumed in the ridiculous farce of re-.
Affirming the tight Of instruction. It Is time
that the people had corrected This waste of pub.
he money, and his injurious the pub
lie interests, by sending practical men 10 the LIE
gl,iaiure, instead Of mere speechiyefs. whn
love 10 hear the musical notes oi,heir own elo.
quence,
E" In linked sweetness long drawn cut"
We are nearly in the middle Of the month of
March, aud all the important business Of the Lee
glsature-the Bank bill, measures of Internal
improvement AID distribution of the Surplus
Reyenue-are still undigested- vet all these
must give way 10 a theoretical abstraction, 10
which the eihrmaton OF sach a Legislature as
that now assembled IN Richmond can add no
weight, and from which its denial cannot dero-
gate
On THesaay The 7h, the Leigh resolutions
were again discussed.
Mr.. Wills offered resolution. proposing an
inqary into the cxpcdicncy of authorizing "A
State Subscription of $}2oo.o00 to the Lynch
burg and Tennessee Rail RoaJ. whenever $500
90 shall have been taken By individual sub.
scrlberS, aud a iurthrr sum equal totwo-fNhs of
the remaining capital, whenever the remaining
three tiIlhs shall have heea subscribed By indi-
yidoals, &c ega,ivcd, - TO IT,
The House took up / order orthe dly. be.
ing the election iJud,, for the Redmond die.
,rlet.-,rr C,.,r,-d ,,3.,n,,ol pr;r,s ..[..,..
r, '''.'' .''.'','. ".,1P 80 o' "e
,N'shoia', III mo" PRESIDE NJ 81 The Farmers
Ba0k.) Mir. stanard opposed tins nomination,
and nominated Jane, LYONS. E,q. who had been
nominated IL the bar, aud was no
orioas,y acceptable to the people o. the circuit.
. lie stated that Mr. Nicholas from his advanced
,gp, labort IS aud III, abandonment Of his
,rat..s;o, c.- ,l,a Ia, Il var. ,.,.,l,,,l -
,,@a5 ;, ',;.,l..a., H., ',,,!, .
'''' ~ VIZ 'u''es VI 'n'9 peculiar
'nefoos cttonit-.lhat The public interest would
recess ariIy sitter fem such an appointment
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NOTiGE.-The Reverend William |. llol
eombr will preach nj the residence OF George "
Old. the 9th day Of April on funeral oceas on.
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stewards rloughs, l ~ 4 Horse,
Union Savings
ESWasR. ED2acAbesi'N.

Evils institution, established foi the two fold
purpose OF aiiurdng facilities in trade to
all classes OF the community, and al opportuni
" 10 every individual who Will practice econo.
my, 10 lay up his or her mite, so as 10 acrumu-
late, went into operation on the lst Novem.
Der, 1899, with capital of only e600, which ha.
already in rca,ed to $4,000, and /, rapidly aug.
mentlng. The value o. each share is at this
time SIS. So that every one who can spare
that sum. may, by investing i, in stock, aod con-
lributing Atty cents each week thereafter at tho
close Of the year, be in possession of the hand.
some little sem Of $50, produced by savings aud
interest.
DEPOS1TES,
VIII be- received and for any sum over IS.
remaining SIX months, per cent. per annunn will
be allowed ON any remaining months and
less than SIX, per cent. per annum and per
ceni. per annnm on such as may be Withdrawn
within , months.
Certificates, binding all the property and funds
OF the Institution, will be issued for the pay
ment, on 60 days notice. or sooner, at the discre-
ton OF the Directory, of all Depositcs and
Interest thereon.
HENRY NJ DlDLAKE, President.
ROBERT p. SHELTON, Treasurer.
JACOB II. ROBINSON, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, Ro. G. Jennings,
Charles Phelps, ritden Reid.
Tho o. AGREE, Preston Stockton.
G. c. Peters, JESSE. Saimon..
chauncey Slecnc,
Discount day-Monday. nj c i-o O'Clock, r.
NJ. Office one door below Liberty Uare House,
Main street.
March Q Won,
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SPRING GOODS.

VAL are opening few packages Of Spraa
W Goods recently selected in New York a.
mong item some very pretty Goods for Spnas
wear To which we invite the attention OF the
Ladies. ROBINSON Il ELLIOTT.
Mnrrh l2-ta.
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nn}iI,ATiC GOODs.

A few bale, fine and superhne domestic Shirt
N ing and 5heeting al reduced rates, also Bed
Ticking, Blown Linen and other Goods.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
March 12-t-
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e,a 'P 1,met'c-Read the "Cursory Sketch
: lDe leading editorial in the last Richmond
j74raa '"o Il may save The price Of dose of
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P,e,,,. | ne accession of Mr. Van Buren, to the
ly ,''' u'sn'ty was celebrated in " York,
.',f '' , consumption of gun powder, run and
., Any thing for fioIic'
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4AVcse1d'S E4epGaeEy AMID
JsEGfG1EG.AG -. OFFICE.

For To-mQrrow'. mail The drawing Of the
Pet, rshutg Class. Ne. =, arrives ON Tuesday ?
O'Clock. Prizes Of 10000 10000, 1000, 1000
j .OcO. 1000. 2lG5 . Of 1000, 81 Of 500, Sc. &c
\ few ticket can be hadat ANEREVT'&.
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sencs, =" :, IS announced in Tie National intell-
rcpresea ,'a' oaiie Peytoo the able and fearless
cljo., '''p IA Congress: from Tennessee, de-
Wy are election. :
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II On the 18th uIf. petition was presented
70 the Senate Of New Yors, pnying that fugi-
ave slaves arrested in that State may have the
benefit Of llial by jury. It was promptly teelar
i 10 he nexPedtcol to lea'7ls'r on the subject,
b. vote # Is to :. All the mane:alst5 had
ave 10 withdraw tbelf petition
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aDLOUGflS, Harrona, ,uitirntors, S-rIer
n 81. always an hand, or madf 10 order bv
EDWIN &. LANDLORD,
Opposite the Franklin HOTEL L,nchburg, Va
Having been engaged during the last ten Years
n manufacturing ponghs. liarrows and other
InhItm rnts, for this section oi Virginia, with a
constant and unrcmlted attention To improve
mehi, he now returns his thanks Tor the encour.
1senent received from the Farmers of the sur
rounding counties, an, also To the Agricultural
Sorlellcs Central and New i.ondon) for tho
premiums awarded to his work. These form
now Inducements to greater oxeItlon which be
prolniscs To exercise TO the utmost cxteIt Of hi,
means, N order To keep up complete assert
men' Of the following Articles iot his custom. .
cts, VIZ;
St"wart's rloughs, l ~ Horse,
McConnick's do do
DAVIS do do
Hill sidc Plnnghs; the celebrated Wing Coui-
LEI, tuluratnrs, together with every other ar
llele of the Plough KIND adapted 10 our soil,
Also, llauoWs OF ever, description, on hand.
and 10 otd,f.
IL All persons Wishing 10 purchase article.
II his line are respectfully invited TO call and
examine his assortment, Orders from distance
will be promptly supplied.
December I'm
January 10 Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12

* hpPAuANNOCK ACADEMY.-Tbi- Institution will open
the 18th day Of January under the superintendent Of MI
Charls Lewis, Principal, aided by competent pp""cd
nsitam The long experience of Mr. Lewis in the instruction Of
youth, and his the we'll att"r by his for
scrYicc the Institution afford amp ;"hce Of The mc
ana intellectual advancement Of those who BE- committed his
The of Instruction will embrace oil the branches OF good
English Eucarion embracing Natural Philosophy the Theory and
Practice Of Surveying, Mathematics and the Latin Creek nad
FIcnci. j. ingnagcs.
The whole expcn'c at this Institution nr'rns Board uiti"n
Washing tho Exception Of Bed deciding aud e. shr will
he l; Cor Bed ari cdirg FURNISHED the c!ur:c will be So
It hnrc that the enlightened experience Of the PrihcPa tho
hraInes situaiior the Library
will oIhc Institution Of that liberal patronage
enjoyed by Tor several ycars past.
Letters addressed the Pr:ncpAl EIcboto Caroline county,
ill the 18th Of Dcccmc and after that tic EpahunuocS
Academy, the President, Port Royal will cccvr
tc.::on. JOHN II. BERNARD,
Prcs;dcat 81 Boqrd IF TRUSTEES
Euvcnic, 52--;f
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~ his next and last in Virginia, at my house
again and will be let before, at 75 The sea-
SON class of five will be taken at 500 each,
to be paid in the One dollar 10 the gTnom TIC
pedirrccs Of mercan Eclipse Lady Lighnot and their
prosecutors are we'll known by The breeders OF the
race.horse as to require further comment Eclipse
has sold over and again. at very advanced for
SlOOOO-Lady LghtfoHt has produced upwards ct 9o,-
6OOand Shark himself has sold for SIS Geo These
facts that prove upon the top their vast superiority
pasturaee and feed for usual No responsible.
~ for accidents The season will expire the 1st day
Of July JOHN T.. HoODE.
JAM |f-uMay