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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-28

Pennsylvania. Two three weeks since the
Vermont Patriot represented that the Loco Focos
hadj gained ten thousand votes in the Key Stone
State IN the late election of members to the Legs-
lature At that time the official statement Of the
votes had not been published. AS they now
published, having been obtained by Editor in
Philadelphia, we presume the Patriot will give its
readers ga statement of facts" lest it should not,
and that such of the readers of that print live
in hls'secton of the State may know the truth, we
annex the official statement of the result in the ag
gregate, with the votes cast in 1896, for members
hers of the 7 egisntnre.--
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-28
RANK COMMISSIONERS REPORT.

The LIST column in the liable of figures shows
the amount of bills in circulation, the Cd, specie,
bills of other banks, &c. on hand, the Sd, debts
due to the banks,
The following table shows tho amount of bills in
circulation of each Bank, specie, bills of other
Banks and funds deposited and debts due the sew
eral Banks, in the year 1887.
Bellows Falls 3d. 392 54 ,092 OF 1855 10
Essex 45,352 IL, 1851 "a 5,3l7 O5
Farmers 80 1926 81 ,S5l 20 81, 656 70
FarmersSs Mechanics 81 1856 II 669 AZ lie, SIG 2S
Manchester l02644 l6,146 "a 1856 0S6 97
Middlebury 5S,624 81 ,99l Oh 1887 05
Newbury G7, $40 42, S77 40 S5,667 70
Orleans al 40 1867 90 539l3 90
Woodstock S9,933 ,4S7 90 170767 SO
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-28

Wing majority, "a
The democracy of numbers have indeed wrought
wonders for six months past.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-28

Wing gain thus far of votes, 100. A1ae
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-28

Wing majority, Ia
The application of the same rule to the parties in
the House of Representatives, the following would
be the result
V. B. Wing.
"a 1853
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-28

Dialogue detaocen the Secretary of the Tfeusuyv and
Government Creditor
Are you the Secretary of the Treasury
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10

10 "e ie'P'f q ea~P0cH'
When my name was announced 4 few days AGO, rs
acandlate for seat in th' Hrxt Legislature, sup
posed that the spirit OF party had 50 far subsidized in
the county, as to permit thai election tn turn mat
ers OF State concern. udei this impression did not
propose to be party candidate, read To 20 into the
Legislature, il elected nieffa instrument 10 bc Al
laeled 10 that system al machinery, Nclrft Caucus,
which has been lHtfo"uc ID mo Virginia Ior eNclu-
siYe party purposes. and whose influence producing
equally exclusive parry results, Threatens to tale pre-
rcdencc OF every consideration o. public utility.
drew inference from the met OF the Presidential o.
lection being over that t}a people would b. dspo Ell 10
elect men, vine, b th'r Hhle pledges, Min eaIure
disposition nnisc tAr iassIes III s4I o. lo-,,-
ht)n for the geG, raj .uo6; and t3us acaaa.eJ, It
my Intentions b, and @ltl Tie cnp~ II OF die No-
ers of the county, 10 ma.ea bsfatsS me nberoi 'hc
Legislature, or is mach rp n NV humble eeefIrN
night enable lnr 10 BE-. ! srPasrd 10 ntne Ct
5rl--a feeble one doubtless. VI trust patriotic
me. to READER NY naive Stais-HIH lathe eoahly--
my native tnWn some service, NJ eeE: cc'oi VIII part
Considerations 10 say VII sesii in"itts e.it'flH
tnoHaln to iSot o. Ia" co'Hlik "'uid De toe hlir
bAiAN a. not iHtfh the hss'Ilor atPIle9 10 h'
he charge oi interfering III the election OF alilrr
IT. a"r 10 my ell 10 aa-rit III t.th f'f.-N@E =
iha Is Tie Char 5e--allH rom ffo'c VINO nay pro-
iessel to ad'"Sae republican principles eluai ii MS
aeinocfl'lc Juzaee' HSlhia illaniF III inc ptH
ItSe9 oi the foatieI C'Hlds5 iH'tYt'tace ne
hta Is Worry o1 ~ GA! ii ftf f'h'''l al i.fi"''
nut lhe Ie'eh'-5 - 'i' III ~ "I' u .-''
an legitimacy IL Is worn. - ma Hi"ri 5a' lha'
"hch LOOKS 70 'io s'ie'H pa =, - I'll parry ah' lth
Is as' co'N'iHt.-' l"l" t'ls i''c"".H VI N'"' Us
mountainous ihe PEoHc 'nHid ia'o St"ei9' sea'e I"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10

To the Indies and l.cnticnen B.,nchi,ur. md
its vicinity.

M X. BOlSS1EI y respectfully announces to the
I'VE Ladies aud Gentlemen oi Lynchburg and its
vicinity, that, according 10 his promise, made last
year to his pupils, and others, to re- open his School
tins session, he intends to commence, during the first
week OF May next, in the Franklin Hotel. Parents
and others who may wish 10 patronizc the school,
are respectfully invited to be ready to commence Inn
meialely as 1t will promote the progress OF the pu-
pills and save time and money. Mr. Il. cannot stay
longer than session.
Terms, as usual, $40 per session. payable il, the
last week oituion.
t. Practising Colon Parties every wcc!.
Mr. b. also respectfully informs the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of Amherst Court house and It's vicinity
that, if they will make upa School at that place. lac
will be very much pleased To commence at the same
time as III Lynchburg.
pr 10 ~ If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10

r1RE.-An qnnhabited honse, in the suburbs of
-, near Blackwater Mills belonging 10 the cs-
ofCol. VIM. b. Lynch, decd, was consumed
b, fire on Thursday night last het"'e" and 10 o.
flock. Circumstances leave no doubt that it was
,be work of an incendary, WHO We hope may be dis
..o,ed and punished " as the law Directs"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10
To The Ediims Of he IHgiHidH.

BEDFORD, Aprl Ith, I631.
"e"Hemea-ln Your paper of March 30h, find | am
houccd among oer) Candidate represent this
IN the next session of the Legislature. have given
unqualified consent be considered such neither shall
40 SO during the present Nou will please notice
S dis' oval in your paper, and obli@e YOURS &c
WIN. L. OTEN.
W Mr. Otey's name included by us in the list OF Bed
od candidates. being informed that he announced
'uch at the last Bedford court.-Eds1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10
T4 SAkS.NO.

- A most beautiful bay Horse, ful
T.<yIN fifteen hands three ,neh, high
N II M gay, lofty and airy, considered 10y
ssssfssa.s-s.si... many OF the best Judges one OF
the hnesl Horses IN the country now rising seven
Nsar old IN full health and sgor, (olthoush trained
and run last fall) will stand the present season At
the ked House, (ny place of resldenee.l IN Char
ou' county aud will be let mares at ia. t,r, r.
duccd piIec ot S25 the season, which can be dlSchal
sea 10y the payment of SO. If pad IN tire season
ana so Ia insure maze to be IN ioa TO he paid up
on the discovery that the mare IS In ioal OF the
properly changed fifty cents In the groom IA all ca
sos, rooh and extensive pasturagc furnished gratis.
ana VIII Re led "ltl grain, II required, NJ the usual
rates All other possible attention paid, but can
not hc lIAhlC Tor arr ,lcnt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10

x..IniIa tuiJI % tn 18th alt sa,s-. e len,s
: 1 in. returned rom tz II rmitase, that the health
tom n' ,.jent Is in a stat ofdaily Improvement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10
UNE. sastss.'s MEDICINES.

. s eIllT II-
ca IN torlnr number oil this popeand DR.. kuhs panp-
let
lis tieacN viii be proved, however long standing deeply
rooted and e"npcalad the complaint may be- e and So
! 0hff fittir for [ sumpuon, Ne. T. and S3D
ibySsniY h[rfare, lin liquid and pase Gonorhun
e and 81
lfgf'ahc iHi- SytbHaic Syrup. THIS medicine in all
Neneea Disorders certain remedy, and will the deep
est rooted 'tr' without leaving the
tentmen all other remedies have he, onnd Intellectual So
frobatc Iract or Ind trstiun Goodness the
NumbHcss or Weakness III the Limbs, Pains in the JOINT
| Rheumatism tout Nc t'0 cents aud SD
Sf,e!ts, nr Fever and Agus 80 cenisl
Ovid inn Rusti5, Bilious and Nervous Affections
| Fluz and birrhoa GGolera Noihus, &e. TO .ruls.l
bfesH D1iiaehk letter. Rns"orln, Sculd-isat, and
| Foul ctrs tsl}
Dcu9,tir P0~as, or Billions Affections fical-aehe, or
Me5eh' .'-' 81 III i'Hd fHh,ss o Nlat %c' t99 es
! Wr,H,s#s 4 Ia eIGIs1 ~ W. '' '2''
fpfrHrA4j gLi,. for diseases o. tn. Che, u. snct
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10
REM AKkS.

1t is supposed by those who know Tuskieno, that
he Will lay as good Foundation upon which to
Improve the stock of horses our part Of the coun
Try, ny any Horse could have selected having de-
seconded from the well known racer aud stallion Mon
scur Tonson, and out OF thorough racing stock
upon the side OF the dam, may he seen from the
suhlolncd pedigree, and was frat rate Two mile
Horse, (and not easily backed out for four mile
strctch) as may be nscertained by application to Nv
Wm. McCargo, who trained \ run HIM many IA, cs,
and by r:any who have him run and win At
Lynchhurg, beating fine fields IN good time aud 1t
Is confidently asserted by ms owner Col j. {. Goodc
who trained and run linn last fall, tina, he made two
oil the best races he has seen or years, two mile
heats, OF heats each all the heats in abont 3m Sos
each,wiih II pounds on his back X one Of his hoos
so badly split that he afraid to press him until the
very close OF the heat One Of the races he lost Cat
Oxford n. g b, mismanag ement and the other ot
'hristanssile, he was beaten by his brother Domcs
by Eclipse, X they two being far ahead & Il hard con
tested race between the brothers These races made
the most seepncal of Tuskicuo's ad,ersa,ics ne
knowledge Inn trace horse Of the frst eater.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10

Tho terms will be So rlc season. na,ab,c On III.
l5t day of July. For asuring mare 10 be- with onl
$40, payable Wien the fact is asecramod or the
mare parted wltl SD he single leap payable ar
the time Of service, and ~ to the Groom in eael,
easc Any gentleman putting and becoming rpsron.
five.
Should any mare put hy the season, (ahd paid for
WITHIN the 'caSon,) mol prove with foal. She will bs
nstrce the next soasAn ~ The season prier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10
MonILf, August Is, ls36.
SELLING OUT At COST.

III Az ING been IN very delicate health for several
4 l. months and being dcsirons OF removing To a
more Southern climate for its restoration, have de
t'fmlned TO sell out Immediately my whole stock OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, UtRDW ARE.
CUTLERY, SHOES, HATS Nc Nc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10

10 the FrcchOldcrs and House Kccncrs
IN the south West Constabie's Dis
trict. in the County ofCasnDhcE:

nm the second Saturday, in the present month.
~ (Aprh,) AT the former residence nl Howard
BENNETT on Wards road, the polls will be opened
10 receive the votes of all the lfcchoders and house
Keepers III the above named district, for The election
ii Oterseers n ht Poor, for the next succeeding
three years at which time and place all aie soci-
ted to attend. THOMAS FON, Commissioners
April 10 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10

%, The extract, o" the fourth page from a forth
coming Book of Travels by an American tourist
,ll richly repay peruSal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10

ToBACCoNlSf is rich blood bay, eight year.
ola fhs spns lie full IL hands and half inch
eN lisli great muscular POWER bhek lens name and
tau remarkably shori back yer, broad a,cbod loin
deep leehn'ng shoulders, h chesf, clean nat sinewy
llmb', aud front net only bold, but beautiful
llis figure X really aleedid one being combiua-
non Of all The pare winch render tie blood horse SO
"'s'floe consequently b. hr possesses superior ac-
llon, power sprel. ealEralln md Icl1lt,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10
LIT COST.


VI, stock is very large aud desirable. embracing al
most every article usually kept III Dry Goods Houses.
There are many pieces of Goods fresh and uncut and
nearly all Of the assortment boVeH bst1rr The rem
erem adraHces iast RAIL- in the Northern cities The
following tew Of the articles composing the Sc
lection, VIZ.
Fine and super Broad Cloth, all colors
Extra heavy Pilot Cloth and pctcrslam Coating
ZINE and super Gassinclts, and Cassimcrcs all col
ours,
kerseys, Pulled Cloths, Amy Cloths, and Llnseys,
for Negroes.
Rose, Whitney, Macanaw, Duilt and Point Blan-
kets,
Red, white and green Fanncls aud Baizcs,
Bales 3 and a. Oznaburgs, very heavy,
large lot 81, IA aud 81 Sheeting
Bed Ticking, Apron Cheeks &C.,
Merinos, Cmcassans, Chalys and Bombaziucs
g pieces Italian LeudString, some very good at IS
cents,
Al beautiful assortment of colored Gro de Maps,
ponlt de Swas, Gro de Swsses and Satins
\ splendid lot of dark Calicos and French Cam
brics,
Nerno, ThIbet- Wool Chally, Cushman, Worsted
Satin and Silk Shawl and IIandk erchicts
Lace and Muslin Capes Collars, Caps and Cola
rettes,
colorcd Silk Nelycts and Ostrich Feathers
\ general assortment OF Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
Besides "A great variety OF other FANCY GOODS,
\ large assortment of fashionable Fur
and Satin HATS, for gentlemen.
Also, 4 LARGE LOT OF SHOES. HARD
WARD, CUTLERY, GROCERIES, &c. &c.
Those who deal in this market have so frequently
been imposed upon by advertisements. of this kind
that they may look upon all others with suspicion
but in this instance, ! can assure them that m,
GOODS and prices shall establish the truth of IN,
assertions, whenever favored with a call. Countr,
Merchants and the public generally, requested tt
call and examine the assortment, feel confden
nt giving general satisfaction.
Z B. NORVELL.
January ,sH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10

~ The Columbia 6, c. r'ia.y'r Affirm 's' EdearI
William Jou.'onis not '. 'a"f q. l' r"r'1a9 lsader
'', wdttenhy tn car Of laat journal, 4. s John
P Sl n, brother ofE. y. J.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10
Hsani nS and ReSuaatin Z,
n E.FsEO EOR TIES.

M Is. CHAMBERS, from the house of
I'R McNsrs. Dubois, Bacon x Chambers of New
oth, viii tune andregulae Piano Fortes in the best
style Mr. c. makes no change for regulating Pl,ao
fortes from his own establishment. He can remain
IN town bat few days-Apply at the Franklin lIo-
tel, on 10 Mr. John 'fompkins.
April 10 Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10
Da'lNT BAYS.
!%Os E'EEE,Es.s' Y0.v'Rs,
. on 'bf cure ~ Fever aud aguc, and ever, y,
tom al ss,MCtnI BpcE.itt,.

or sr cure ~ Fever und aguc. and ever, s,mp-
tom al s-rHcrnl Debility.
k'iE Unprecedented oug,css with which TN, 5,,cin,
a' been sought aite By all clnsas IN ever, pnri oi III,
m'' states, = III best guarantee oi IL excellence aud A.
oids t most satisfactory assurance hpsu have not tr,od
H. {" ~ supeIlort, all Medicines. for the dsnscs
i winch Processes 10 bo At the earnest solicitation
III lh' Of c mot espec table citizens of ,uoua nra OF Tho
'"hn the foPreios have consented Send ia, SOgEnu
h@ bSNN ioithtor the general usc Of the puElir md
INV hc'h fml, beyond Then snneuinc hopes by the
II =" fp"d winch has accomplished. We sboIn con, of
Tn ii th' commune aliuu4 roicredtu =
From tG Inc b. Hoeoa. GoAeetor M hf Port Of
noJtLr-foGaeRy Seaafn iron, the counties NJ No
dde, Batdlfin, dc..--dcitng 'Idj. and Inspector
6en0ai otht Amy u. hc teceM Creek gn
etc.
MOBILE, August Is, ls.,6.
Gen'l'mcn -Durne the late Creek Camgagn | wa. n,
tucked violently with lo M Intermittent Fever which ,or Nc
.'rh daNs confined mr. 10 my quarters Tnllussee You
WI hnsNN soNsa"Wns recommended me- md ~,
Trend Dr. Busscs ACTUALLY rode Montgomery and neL il
one da' to procure bottle which entirely relieved me- nn
enabled me- before had taken half the quantity to proceed o
my son was attacked md into thc c for v6nr TONIC
not send Ia tins pocc our citizens may euo
the bet VI d'cne oftle sort have ed lou attcn
ton 10 this request will confer !or on the Afflicted nud a.
b6o On who has nready experienced IL hcneleiai effect,
loul ohrIani AMI, JSD. n. HOGAN
FoIkQI kEAN " PALMER,
Hhoiesale aad Hetad IRcats, Lyach6ate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10
PEDIGREE.

III SklENowas got by the noted race horse Mon
e.eW Tonson. ms dam Creeping Kate by old 81,
Arohy, IL efandam Gcnacoeeracy, dam oi ihr Maid
of Lodi, by The celebrated race horse old Potomac,
his great erandam by m.aol'ed Saram. sun of the
Great English Eclipse, his . Sraidam by Svmn :
Wilda'r, ta'ontc son OF old imported safno,ght.
ont OF a. jelly Roger mare, from the imported mare
by KITTY Fisher his Cfusk,cno's) . e1and,m
bN imported Driver; imported Fellow; Imported
Nampnc.
From the above pcdie,ee, rs also dom Tuk,cno's
great beauty and the terms he is spoken ot b> those
who know HIM best, think may venture 10 assure
nay friends, they cannot mistake the matter IN pat
tonlzine 50 fine Il Horse. The season commences
At date, aud VII expire the 10th July next
CLEMENT HANCOCK.
April 10 81,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10

GrOssnN Plaster, .g0cAares, 81

TNllE subscriber offers for sale
4 100 barrels Ground Plaster,
90 barrels fab eaueh, Mackarel, very fat
100 bags Green Rio Coffee
80 do Laguira Java do,
bids. \. O. and ST. Croix Sugar,
1000 lbs. Loaf and Lump Sugars
20 barrels Nc. Tar,
tierce fresh Tea,
80 baskets fine Bordeaux Oil,
With general assortment of Groceries suited to
the trade.
O. An invoice of about $500 worth of COM
mon and fine Segars For sale low for cash bar
ter. GEO. BAGBY.
March 20 5w if
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CONFECTIONERY
- .VkS E'Fs sfFE' ST or r,

's'ilE subscribers be- leave to inform thcn friends
and the public generally, that they have assoc
eiatcd Themselves together. of the putpn.. OF carry
my on the GQNFECTlONARN BI SlNFSS. and
have purchased oi Mr., \, A>rcs his cnlte stock OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10

"a THIS SPLENDID STALLION
III ~ liz ana Race Horse, will make hi.
GR II VE neN season IN this place, en,n.
'ssNaasa.asis144 neaeia} He lst DAY of March aud
Guiding The lNt OF July, He Is al his stand n
inll health and Nsor md can be zen by any one a.
the proprietor are auNiops To show the great i'm,
l"o.enent IA hls size and condition. as as well hi.
perfect health.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10

tEfOSlfES IF not less thai Five D0llara,)
VIII be received by this Institution aud ecrif
ehes issued binding fully aud firmly al funds aad
and property owned by the Institution, for the pay
men thereof, upon ten days notice, bearing interest
nom the date, n the rate OF 5 per cent. per annur
Tor such as may remain six mon lbs PEI eentuul,
Ion such ~ may remain four and cxcccedlne six
months aud per cent. per for such a may
be demanded within four months.
DISCOUNT BAYS.
Ever, Thursday Al 4 O'Clock, Z. NJ, at the office
oi The Institution, five doors below the Farmers
Bank.
JOIN ROBIN. MCDANIEL. President
IlIOS. MCKINNEY. Treasurcr
MO. tllAS. NEMIIAI.I Secretary
DIR ESrD1gs
l"shna II. lloHe. James +, Stevens,
John K. y. Payre, Herr, Dumiugion,
Jehn Rc,cY, Wm. t. |. ncasl,r
lohn Mckinney, David X. LYMAN
Robert ". Collins,
January ~ wit III u.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10
REVIEW
w 'ssf@ hs:s'aEEst fsG .n.yHsEY.
DIRECTED by Richard, rNrce.
REEVE Re w
COMMISSION lIEEcJJJl-.iI

" -III.I III ' Z.
~, zee no material change in prices of tohaera.-
4u'n''! coming IN Is still suall. and quality IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10
'Essf's1Hs.yF.F.Y'SfE,S.

IoBACCONlS'f has run IN all nineteen races, At
/, :, ., and mile heats he has lost several ii i.
true, by stopping and kicking mp, which was ALWAYS
attributed either 10 the then diseased state Of hi.
'ce'' OF pau management when IN training .-lie ha.
won Al all distances and always ON the most Gasbiona
bic eourses beatLng hnr.ee OF lcnntn1inn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-10
T. EIs WIS.

fEkNS.
He will be let to mares at tie moderate price Of
225 the season, if pad by the expiration thereof II
not, thirty dollars will be required forty dollars the
insurance, to be paid as soon the mare is known To
be in ioa OF parted with dollar cash 10 the groom
in each All mares that failed To Fychicus last
year by the season, will be insured tins wear TO Iin-
gancc, At the season price. Good pastrragc viii be
furnished gratis, and mares fed with grain if required
at thirty cents per day.
The personal and particular attention of the sub
scrber will at all times be given, and every prccau-
ton used 10 prevent accidents ESCAPES, but will
not be liable for any that may happen.
DESCRIPTION.
IINGANEE is dark bay with black legs name
and tail, and is fifteen hands three inches hioh nine
years old this Spring, OF fine bone and great muscr-
lar power.
PEDIGREE.
IINGANEE was sired by Sir Archy, lis dam At
Atlanta. by the imported Chance.
Forfurher particulars Hand Bills.
CHARLES p. LEE.
Lynchburc, April 10 WOW
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| We shall give to the owner Of the finest colt by
IobaeconIst, (he ee Of neNt scason) the beautiful
Silver Pitcher, which was awarded 10 him at tho
New London Agricultural Fair, hel in October last
We shall also give Tie Premiums promised last SEA-
SON. III the next meeting otthc Agricultural Society,"
in this place. which viii taxi place next Fall The
Premiums 10 be awarded ~ tire committee on fine
colts, &c. 1obaconl>t received the Premium in
this place, as we'll us New London last Fan, as being
the finest thorough bred Stallion exhibited at either
OF the Agricultural Fairs amongst number of fine
horses.
good and extensive Pasture adjoining town. will
be IN readiness fer MARI, also, lots, with sheds for
mares with ioa all of which viii be furnished era
tIs, Mares fed a 80 cents per day, if desired The
greatest care andaenlion viii be paid TO mares and
colts bui no responsibility for accidents or escapes
Grooms Will be IN readiness to give their whole atten-
tcutiont To mares and colts
TOBACCONlSf will be in readiness for exami-
nation by the 18th OF February when the proprieors
will take pleasure in showing him to any one. For
particulars of hs races, &c. Re see Hand Bills
NORVELL q Co.
February wit May if