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Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-22
MARRIED.

 In New Milford, John H. Nettleton, Esq. of Water town, to Miss Elizabeth, daughter of the late Aaron Hitchcock, Esq.
 In Hartford MT. Samuel l.. Wiley, to Miss Emma P. vibben; MT Elias L. Horton, of Hebron, to Miss Laura A. Skinner of Windsor.
 In Bloomfield, Mr. Shaylor F. Burnham, to Miss Elizabeth F. Roberts.
 In Canton, tColinsville) MT. Jeremiah B. Row. to Miss Catharine M. Train.
 H.t DIED, In this village, on the 18th inst Washington, aged 8 years, and on the 18th, Augustus. aged years, children of Mir. William ScovI.
 In this town, (Bradlsyxille on the 18th inst, Mir. Benjamin Potter, aged 73 years. In East Windsor, Deacon Annasa Ioo,n,ss rced "A In Enfield, Mr. GeeT Chapin Pease, aged 32 In Canton, Mrs. Sarah Mills, aged B, wife of Ephraim Mills, Esq. t' WI In Lyme. Capt zebnlon Brockwsy, aged n. i- Tn Danbury Deacon Nathan BulkIey, aged 90 years; Mrs: Mary Gregory, consOr of Mir. Olmsted Gregory, In Eas..Ha1tsard, Walter, son of Deacon John Jud-
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-22
Appointments by the Legistature-l637. FOR LITCHFLELD COUNTY.

COUNTY COURT.
 William M. Burrall, Chief Justice. MogF'I Hssb P WSedsSii %e1cSi Associate Judges. ..r" f JUDGES OF PROBATE. District of fLtchfeld-Elisha S. Abernethy. [" Barkhamsted-Amos Beecher Jr. Harwinton- -Benajah Haden.r Kent-Wells Beardsley. - New-Hartford- Wadsworth. New Milford-George Taylor. Norfolk-Michael F. Mills. Plvmouth-Calvin Butler. Sharon-William M. Burrall. Washington-Itli iel Hickox. Watertown-Mert Hemingway. Woodbury-C Charles B. Phelps.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-22
From Me Washington Globe.

"The bankers accuse the Government. of Indiscre- tion in trusting them. True, it's "pockets full" or ought be; but, unfortunately, it suffered the bank 10 hold ts pockets. The polite holders have clos ed them up and now tell the Government, it shall not have dollar of its own money! By the time Gov ernment gets its pockets open agein it is doubted by some Wheiher any of money ,c ound as there is suspicion that the pocket Holders have lent it out to merchants proper and merchant speculators or in some cases, perchance transferred it to their own pockets"
 This is now the language of the Globe towards the Pet Banks And yet the Globe urged the selection of these banks the depostors of the peoples money MT. Fancy, the Secretary of the Treasury, soemnly assured the nation that these banks would collect and disburse the revenue more advantageousy,, and be safer Repositories for the Government, than the Bank of the United States! The deposites were unawfuly removed to the pet banks at the solicitation of those who now express doubts ,nhether any of t ,CiH be found! Is it possible to exhibit the profgacy of the Administration in bolder relief ?-AB. Ere Journal
 "THe Erperiment"-The late Connecticut laws relative to small bills will have the effect to legGze in that State the circulation of small bills in other states The Journal of Commerce says :-ln the next twelve months New York and Connecticut will pay to the small bill States several hundred thousand dollars, just for the privilege of keeping up ga little touch of the Benton humbug.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-22

1NHlOutIl-SdIVlu DutIeT " Sharon-William M. Burrall. .
 Washington-Itl iel Hickox.
 /" Watertown-Merit Hemingway.
 Woodbury-Charles B. Phelps
 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
 Litchfeld-Phinehas Miner, Asa Bacon, Morris Woodruff, Seth P. Beers. Enos Stoddard, Hugh F. Welch, Truman Smith. Ongen s. Seymour, Asa Hop Brge, Jr. Elisha s. Abernehy, Samuel P. Boes, Dan Catn, Alanson J. Pickett, Abner Landon, EnOch J. Woodruf Edward Picrgon'.
 BarkRamsteG-Amos Beecher, Lester Loomis, An son Wheeler, George Merrills, Hiram Goodwin Fla vel B. Graham Peleg Shepard Hira Case Bella Squires Bethlen.-Joseph H. Belamy, Nathan Hawley, Le- Canaan--Wilam M Burrall, James Fenn, Leman Church, Moses Benedict, William P. Burrall, John Elmore, Jr; Simeon Hgley Josiah Arnold Nathaniel Colebrook-Samuel Whtford, Theron Rockwell, Samuel Simons IT,, Daniel De Wolf
 Cornwau-George Wheaton, Peter .Berce, Philo Kellogg James Wadswerth, Benjamin sedgwick, Goshen-Truman Starr, Brdsey Baldwin, Mineas Ives Frederick Roberts, Nelson BreWster, Collins Baldwin, Samuel W, Gold. Ethan Walter, 1T. Truman Kellogg, David Catin, Jacob Q. Ca.In Mar tin Cook, Henry Holt, Abijai Catiin Oiiver Dodge. F, Kent4Nshanie Pery John Mas ,a AIpheus Iisn Fuller, Hubbe Miller Hiram Converse Rufus & tuller, Benedict, Frederick J. Fenn, Birdsey Beardsley Ne,p-Iiarttord- Wadsworth, Royal J: Wat son, Garriison r. Baker, Herman Chapin, Joseph
  Zalmon Merr,N, TIomas Dyer, Zachariah Spencer;
 New-h hiltord-Perry Smith, Joel Sanford, Stephen Crane, Albert N. Gaylord, David c. Sanford, Nathl Perry, John Wooster, Truman Richmond, Orange Warner, Elizur Warner, Joel w. Northrop Sheldon Buckingham, Sherman Peck, Samuel D. Orton, Le'D's E. ShertDoOd
 NortoM-MichaelF. Mills, Amos Pettibone, Bush nell Knapp, Joseph Riggs, Daniel Hotchkiss, John Dewell, Auren Tbbals, Benjamin Bigelow
 Plymouth-Cavin Butler, Eli Potter Elijah War ner, Samuel Garnsey, Chester J: Carrington;
 Salisbury-Martin Strong .Eiphalet Whittlesey, Philander Wheeler, Abiiah z. Peet, Thomas Stiles, Wm. P. Russell, Nathaniel Benedict, Albert Moore Roger Averll Samuel c. Scovill. Sharon-Samuel E. Everitt, Anse Sterling, Israel Camp, Charles F. Sedgwck, Richard Smith, Zacheus w. Bssel, Ransom Smith, John w. Mccoy.
 Torrimyton-:Wilam Battell, Eras,us Hodges, Rus tus Bancrof, Roderick Bisseu.
 Warren-Sherman Hartwell, George Starr, Dan Carter George P. Tallmadge, Russel Carter.
 Washingt ngton-Alvn Brown, Benon P. Beardsley Matthew Logan, Hawley Morehouse, Wm. Moody Johnson c; Hatch, slas A: Newton. John Basset WdtertoWn-Ilobrook Curtis, James Skilton, NathI ! Woodruff, Cyrus B. Manvile, Asa Woodward. David Wheeler, John De Forest, Merit Hemingway, Samuel B. ScOciH.
 Winchester-James Beebe Luman W akefeld. Isaac Bronson, William s. Hollabird, Chester Soper, Ava Nash, Theodore Hnsdale, Wheelock Ihayer, Ste L. C0se. ... Woodbury-C Charles B. Phelps, Matthew Miner, Treat Camp, Gideon B. Botsford, Thomas Bull, Dan- iel Martin, Elmore Judson, Harvey Morris, W. De Forest.
 [1hose in italies are new appointments. A few re- movals were made and three or four reinstatements of whig Justiccs.l ... .s ...s..
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-22

Destructiue Flood and Loss of Lite.-The New York papers of Saturday last contained long accounts of most distressing flood which occurred in Balti- more on the night of the l4th inst A little past mid night the alarm was given that the stream known as Jones' Falls, which takes its rise II or l2 miles from the city, had overfowed its banks, and was pouring its waters into the streets and alleys and filling the lower stories and cellars and sweeping every thing before it.
 The inmates in many ot the houses in the Meadows, so called had scarcely time to leave their beds and make their escape, while others were drowned without any previous forewarning The bodies of five persons were found lodged against the drawbrdge, and it is supposed others were carried down. An aged couple in the vicinity of Whites distiery were drowned at the residence of the sexton of one of the churches the sexton, his wife, and three of the children found drowned in their beds. The water here had risen eight or ten feet number of other persons in differ
 ent parts of the city found drowned. It issaied also that twelve or thirteen persons drowned in the shantees on the Susguehanna Rail Road, short distance from the city. Besides the loss of lives, the loss of property is very great For three four miles above inc falls all the mill dams, &c. are swept away. In the Meadows" 70 or 30 horses and mules, and about 100 COWS are said to have been drowned, the
 water rising from to l0feet The water swept with astonishing fury through parts of Saratoga, Halliday, North Centre, Bath, Clay, Harrison and Frederick streets, and causing great damage to the cellars
 streets, sc. The whole damage is estimated at . million of dollars TT -T.rs
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-22

o1r We are indebted to the Hon. Mir Tomlnson for copy, with couple of fine accompanying maps, of the Report of Geological Reconnaissance made in 1885, from the seat of government, by the way of Green Bay and the Wisconsin Territory, to the Co., teau de Prairie, an elevated ridge dividing the Mis- souri from the St. Peter's River by E. w. Feather stonhaugh." It is valuable document to the Geolo- gst and Mneroogist. and is at the service of any sc entifc gentleman who wishes to peruse it.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22
EN.apUSYR ". .ga..

A thoroughbred son of old Industry,
bred by DR.. Charles Duvall of Prince
George CO. Md, will also stand at my
stable, at Fifteen dollars, the single
leap, cash, Twenty-Five dollars the sea-
son, payable on the first of July, and
forty dollars to insure, payable as soon
as the mare is known to be with foal-
parting with the mare, her death, or IL
regular attendance at the stand, forfeits
the insurance.
Fifty Cents cash to the groom, to be
sent with each mare.
I1DUsTRY, JR. is a beautiful dark
bay, Is hands, 3 inches high, 6 years
old this spring, out of Louisa Semmes
whose pedigree can be seen below.
HECTOR BELL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22
April Is, 1887.
NO'YXUE.

THE Store formerly known by the
name of Read & Co-but now by the
name of John Clark having closed its
business in the town of Moorefeld--
County Hardy, with view Of remov-
ing; the subscriber takes this method
of informing those who are indebted to
the aforesaid establishment either by
note or account, that the unsettled and
uncollected claims are placed in the
hands of James Carr Baker, Attorney,
in Moorefeld, who is authorised to col
lect s. receipt for same-and further,
that no longer time can be given.
J. r. M'CURDY,
Agt. for J. Clark.
March IS, 1S37.--6tpd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22
HECTOR BELL.
WASHINGTON Cry, March 10, Is

WASHINGTON CITY, March 10, 1887
Dear sir:-l send you the pedigree of Loui-
ga Semmes, the dam of Industry, jr. She was
by Ratler, her dam by Oscar, her grand dam
by grey Diomed, her 6. grand dam by Halls
Union, her s. grand dam by Othello, Juniler
Morton's Traveller, Selma by the Godolphin
Arabian-this is true copy Of certifcateof
Mr.. George semmes, her owner, and will
produced. also send you certificate ofhis
trainings and trial Prince George beat last
fall his half sister Atalanta, ofwhom you have
heard, at three heats; four miles, it being her
first race that season; she afterwards beat
Cippus, Post Boy, and others. Bepleased to
accept my best wishes for yourself and In
dustry, ,jr Yours, very respectfully.
CHARLES DUVALL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22
FELT.

his very celebrated and unsurpassed
English Race Horse and Stallion,
n D RECENTLY selected by me in
J q England for his brilliant career
4 on the turf, his fine bone and
E, his exceedingly rich, fashionable,
drumming pedigree, and many other
tommendations not often met with,
h remarkably rich and handsome bay
fse, near l6 hands high, with fine
he and action, great power and sub
FACE, excellent and clean limbs, and
|hncommonly full carcass. In blood,
Iformances and power as Race
rse, he has no superior as cross for
American mares, being Of family
fsbratcd both for its speed & its game,
combining the best blood Of all En-
fad--as Prunella, from whom are de-
,nded Waxy Pope, Whalebone,
,lisker, and a host Of others Young
fntess, from whom came Priam and
Lley, and from Selim( the sire ofSul-
row covering at $3.50 own broth
20 Rubens (the grand sire of CANA
Il and Castrel grand sire of Queen
FrumFs, only winner of both Oaks
St. Ledger, and running back to
,tchem's grand dam.
Gentlemen are invited to examine
It's history in the American Turf
eister, vol. 7, page 299, from which
following extracts are made -
MELT, foaledin 1926, was by Hangar, Ga
/ rate runner ALL DISTANCES, and now a
I5rite stallion,) his dam, Steam, (dam also
Fang, who sold for near $25, 0G0, Famine,
kne, Flea, Foam and ethers,) own sister TO
tch by Waxy Pope-her dam, Miss Stave-
/ Ga capital runner ALL DISTANCES and the
also Of Starch, Steel and several other
illent racers was got by Shuttle out Of a
he mare Che dam Of Staveley, winner oil
great st. Leger, Sligo, barefoot and other
ners) --Langar was by Selim (brother to
trel and Rubens) dam by Walton-Young
atess (the best brood mare of her day, the
of SoRcERER, ELEANOR, JULIA, LYDIA
bss1pA, dam of Priam, Ssc.l by Diomed--
atess by Matchem. Langor is nearly the
Blood with the celebrated Sultan (nov
ring at $250,) being got by the same hor'
their dams by own brothers-Langar il
,ire of several FIRST RATEs-Eleanor
mare of her day snd the only winner o
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22
Prince George Co, March 10, 1887.

Dear sir:-The bay colt Industry, .ir. now
in your possession, was put in training the fall
of 1884, but was turned out in consequence Of
being seized with the Colts distempef of an
inveterate character, (of which he did not re-
cover for twelve months,) last fall l put him
in training again, and after few weeks pre-
paration gave him a two mile trial with Prince
George, his half brother, it was closely con-
tested and performed in good time. 1t was
not repeated in consequence of Industry, j.
receiving an injury in the right fore ANGLE. He
did not get another gallop. am sir,very res
pectfully. yours,
CHARLES DUVALL.
Clarke county, March 81, 1887.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22

Circuit Superior Court Of LaaO aiad
Chancery for Hampshire County, #
pil term, 1887.
George McCauley, Plaintiff, against
Addison Nc Cauley, Alfred Nc Cauley,
Jehosephat McCauley, John Nc
Cauley, Robert Carlyle and Eliza
beth his wife late Elizabeth McCau-
ley, Milton Cogle and Arianna his,
wife, late Arianna McCauley, John
Baker and Parthena his wife, late
Parthena Nc Cauley, widow and rel
let of George McCauley, decd. and
Alfred Simpson, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
THIS cause came on to be heard a.
gain this 18th day of April, 1887, up
On the papers formerly read and the re-
port of Christopher Heiskell, the Com
missioner appointed by this court at
the last term, to make sale of the land
in the bill and proceedings mentioned
and was argued by counsel. In coz
sideration whereof, the court doth adj
Judge, order and decree, that the said
report be in all things affirmed and that
John Kern, Jr. be, and he is hereby ap-
pointed commissioner by this court to
ascertain what portion of the proceeds
of the sale of said lands would be fair
equivalent in lieu of the dover right
therein of Mrs. Parthena Baker, wild
ow and relict of George McCauley,
decd, and report to this court in Or
der TO final decree. A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, C. G.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22
SIS REWARD.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber
on the 10Th of Februarylast, an inden-
ted apprentice tothe Farming businsss,
named WILLIAM ISER, in the 18th
year of his age. | forewarn all persons
from trusting said boy on my account,
and not to harbor or employ him. The
above reward will be given for the de-
livery ofsaid boy tome at my residence
on the head waters of Pine Draught
Run. JACOB PEPPER.
Hamp. CO., April /, l637.-3tpd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22
THAE1 ETNTELENaSElNCEEs,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
EBy NViHERaHRA Harper,
Romney, Va.

TERMS.-Re MtelHgemcer as pub
Hshed aoeekly, at Two Dollars a gear, IF
paid acithin the first Sfrmofths, or Two
Dollars and Fifty Gents, after tie erpi-
ration Of that time.
No subscription soiN be taken for a
shorter period than sin months, nor any
paper discontinued (e1cept at the dis
erection Of The Editor until all a'Year-
ages are paid off.
advertisements Of a square or u'der
,oiN be inserted three aveeks for One
Dollar, and for each continuance Ttce'a-
tyjive Ceuts--longer ones IN the same,
proportion.
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WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. Is,

WARRINGTON CITY, jan, 10, 1877.
To n BELL, Esq.
Dear Sir-My great anxiety to promote the
improvement Of the blood horse of our eoun-
try, must constitute my apology for address
ing you on the subject.
Since the death ofIndustry, I have given to
Col. Selden's horse Mazeppa decided pre-
ference over any other stallion of my acquain-
tance-and as shall breed from him myself,
l should be highly gratifed if you could get
him.
have seen Mazeppa on the course, & have
always believed him a CAPITAL runner. His
stock is certainly as pure and rich as any in
America. He is beautiful bay, of fine fig
ure, and full sixteen hands high. Very res
peetfully your friend and servant,
JOHN M. MCCARTHY.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22
lid R. ID n u .

THIS thoroughbred race horse will
also stand at my stable the ensuing sea-
son, at Twenty dollars the single leap
-THirty dolloa's the season, payable on
the LIST July--and Fifty dollars to in
sure, payable as soon as the mare is
known to be with foal. Parting with
the mare, her death, or irregular atten-
dance at the stand, forfeits the insu-
rance.
Fifty Cents cash to the groom to be
sent with each mare.
HECTOR BELL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22

Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Ctance1y for Hampshire County, f.
pi1I term, 1887.
John Culp, plaintiff against
George Culp, James Allen administra-
tor of John Stewart, decd, & Dennis
Culp, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
THIS cause came on to be heard
|lhis 10th day of April, 1887, upon the
bill, exhibits, answer of James Allen.
administrators of John Stewart, &repli
cation thereto, order of publication du-
~ made as TO George Culp; and as to
Denis Cup the bill was taken for con-
essed, the bill having been filed and
|;ubpena executed more than four
months, and he still failing to appear s
answer the bill. On consideration
whereof the Court doth adjudge, order
| and decree, that the Commissioner of
| his court do state, settle and adjust the
accounts between the parties, SO as to
hew whether the said John Stewards
state and George Culp or either OF
hem, are indebted to the complainant,
nd if SO, how much, stating specially
UGH matters as he may deem pertinent,
as either party shall require, and
lake report Of his proceedings herein
) the court in order to final decree.
tut this decree is not to be construed
S settling the principles of the case or
ne liability Of John Stewards adrninis-
Iator to account, but those questions
-e reserved to be decided at the hear
sg, in the meantime either Of the par
les is permitted to take testimony as
the alleged partnership in the purch-
be and renting ofthe mill or any mat
ir involved in the cause. A copy
este, JOHN B. WHITE, C. C.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22

THE subscriber offers for sale a sup
y of choice NH CHINE CARDS.
ROBERT SHERRARD.
april l, 1887.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22
land for Sale.

- . Y virtue of decree ofthe coun-
"a ty Court Of Hardy, pronounced
at March Term, 1887, in a suit
knding between James Bosely, Plain
4, and the heirs of Jacob Cosner,
| ed, Defendants, I shall,
\ On the 1871 day Of May nert,
Tar for sale. on the premises.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE, RoMNEY,
April IL, 1897.

THE parties interested will take no.
tee that shall attend at my Office, in
Romney, on Thursday the 1871 day Of
.May neat, when and where they will
appear with the necessary testimony in
order to carry the above recited decree
into effect. JOHN KERN, Jr.
Commissioner.
Anril is. 1897.
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l6A .Acsses of -LGas<J,

ing on the face of Allegheny Noun
In, in the said county of Hardy, and
the head drains of Patterson Creek.
lie will be for SO much CASH as will
.tisfy the costs of said suit and of the
le-and on a credit of 3 months for
,e deferred payment, the purchaser
wing bond with approved security.
WILLIAM SNODGRASS,
Commissioner.
eApril 8. lS37.-tds,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22

Misunderstanding Miss Meynen, by Part
ner-Grey hound-Curwen's Bay Barb-D'-
Arcy's chestnut Wfiteshirt-old
Montague mare.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22
.M.AZEPPA.
March ii.

THIS splendid thoroughbred and
superior Race horse, now six years old,
bred by Wn. II. Minge, Esq. of Vir-
81 ginia---a beautiful blood
STTET bay, with black legs, name
aT} and tail---no white except
sAaesazasasas small star in the forehead
full sixteen hands high-ofgreat beau
ty, fine size and bone-whose Pedigree,
as will be seen below, is not surpassed
by any horse, and whose performances
on the turf few horses have equalled-
will stand the ensuing season ut my
stable, (the old stand of Industry )eight
miles from Winchester, eight from Bat
tletown, four from Wildwood, and two
and half from the White Post; and
will be let to mares at Twenty-Five dol
lars the single leap-Forty dollars the
season, payable on the LIST day of July
and Sirty dollars to insure, payable
as soon as the mare is known to be with
foal. Parting with the mare, her death,
or irregular attendance at the stand, for
feits the insurance.
FIFTY CENTS cash to the groom, to
be sent with each mare.
Good pasturage and provender of ev-
cry description will be furnished to
mares from a distance, on moderate
terms. Every possible care will be Ia
ken to prevent accidents or escapes, but
7 will not be accountable for them.
HECTOR BELL.
March IS, 1887.
PEDIGREE. MAZEPPA, bred by Will
liam II, Minge, Esq. of Virginia, was got by
Hotspur, his dana by Francisco; 6. dam by
Jack Andrews Gmported) she was the dam
also Of emma Wilkinson, &C.; 6 g dam Gull
sister to Collier Harrison's celebrated horse
Brutus,) by Dare Devil; G 6 6 dam BY impor-
tied Clockiast.
FRANcrsco was by imported IIambleton /;
his dam by Chandelier (best son Of old Will
dair) g dam by, Jolly Roger; g 6 dam by
Burwell's Traveller; g 6 s dam by Mark An
thony; gggg dam by Aristotle.
JACK ANDREWS Imported by VIM. Light
foot, of Ya.) was got by Joe Andrews; his
dem by Highhyer; dam Icy Cardinal Puff;
6 6 dam by Taller 6 G, dam by Snip; 6
X GdLu Wy ooooiPlhh <Nlopidh'
DARE DEVIL Imported by the late Col.
Hoomes, Of Va.) was by, Magnet; his dam
IIebe, by Chrysolite; dam Prosepine, by
Marske G 6 dam Spiletta, by Regulus; g &
q dam Mother Western, by Smith, son of
Snake; 6 &c dam LordD' Arcy's old Mon
tague mare; &c &c 6 dam by Hautboy; 6 6
gig dam by Brimmer.
CIocKrAsT (imported) was by Gimcrack
(sire of imported Medley; dam by Regulus;
6f da% 81 eq Pet dam BY counselar Ddfs
dam by Snake; gggg dam by Luggs; G 6
&c dam by Davills Woodcock.
HoTsrUR was by the celebrated Timoleon :;
his dam by old Sir Archy g dam by import
ed Magic; s dam by old Wildair; 6 6 G
dam by Mari, Anthony; 6 g 6 dam by old
i HAnBIEroN Imported by William Light
cot, of va) was got by Dungannon-snap
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Notice.

a LLpersonsindebted to HENRY
IA LOUTHAN, are requested to
call and settle the same by the
first day of May neat, as longer indul-
gence cannot nor will not be given.
JAS. d. PARSONS.
March %, 1S37.-tlm.
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Commissioners Office, Romney, !
April u, 1897.

. CommlsSloneF' UIHce, NOmney,
April II, 1887.
THE parties interested will take no.
pc that l shall attend at myz Office in
omney, on Friday the 1911 day Of
{oy neat, when and where they will
ppear with the necessary vouchers,
apers and testimony in order to carry
lie above decree into effect.
JOHN KERN, Jr.
! Master Commissioner.
April Is. 1887.