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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15

A nnA REWARD Ran away from Tue sub
y 2UU scribcr, living in the county ct Chester
field. on the llth instant, my two Negro Men. named
EDMOND and HENRY: the first named IS aoont 20
yo Of ooe inclined to be knock knee tail and black;
the last tall black fellow, about II years OF age many
scars on his face aud hands accustomed by burn; on
his aht check there three large WHEELS also
produced by FIRE They were both employed last year,
Ly Al, Richardson. on the James River Canal. Henry
had on whe he off broad-c"th blue drrss-coat
Edmund had on dark short coat ard panaIooHs -
will give reward OF $50 cnch If delivered l" me- or
secured in any jail in the State, 30 mat get 'n'h
r,ir. md If iaken GU, of the State SlG0 each. # dc
verod TO me. BENJAMIN. rhA 20
J,rro,y 10 12-Iaw!i
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ER0ys's LOTTERY Ni,G Exchange
OflICe.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

EDRlZE prize daily presented at Hoyts by per.
u sons from the country Yesterday our certificate
for prize of 81 GI5 presented by country parror
and the cash paid Hoyt connuesl 10 sell more prizrs,
and pay them more punctual. than any other vender =
Hoy is extremely anxious to sell all of his patrons.
CAPITAL TO start the year with All Of wI
try his OFFICE, which no doubt will be the means
Of making up all losses heretofore made He hopes !"
have The pleasure Of answering order from every ore
who has ever sent him for ticket that they may te
sure Of capital out Of the many TO be sent OCT this
month
H. Tickets in ALL Lotteries advertised BY any one
in d S. Gregory Il Co.'S Lotteries, for sale By
ID. NJ. HOYT.
January [7O-tD Richmond, Va
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s'dsEsa'Ee u.
The .Muses the Boys end the Single LADIES'.

IT.. Ny<es iLe BOYS emit tho Singie LADIES'
Ate celebration by tn" t'''Tn F,aid r
many Goyetn Everett, delivered address, ana M n
80 ,L st., ". ex,t.c, iva the Boston Connrt'i "
smbioucd lines which rrereace /" be
toward. The remaining s:bnc of oM spee's M FEEL
apparently acquired Their biggest value. we say them is belts
than blue stocking eusous which depiye US mar with
consequence which ;,e ling T a~a ,oas''
Trace We the exile his mothers arms
Throu.h ,rutfc'S jim, its mhzcs ana liH''"s,
Aui us remembrance paint; has s"''. career,
From the rocked cradle TO The no'seess o'e'j
A lesson ,earn,-tbat lifc's divinest gem
IL not wcallh's boon or sio'y's diadem'
Look through the easement Of yon village SCHOOL,
Where now thu pcdsn, With his oaken rule
Sir, ike Augustus on the imperial throne,
Between two poets yet TO fame unknown
While restless Horace ONIONS iyred fles,
Some younger Vigil fills the room with sishsi
Who, suffering for ono unmesy laugh,
Fac long will writc his masters rRi'aph;
Forgetting in his lines and comments bland
The painful ridges on his bistercd hand.
And that small rogue, how slyy he nweares
The Pickwick papers with his Mufr"y'S 'cavosj
The ofpouns lies dim a. sunken isles;
While Mr.. Weller lights bis face with sunless
Or Mr. BaraclI weeps,- OF lawyers plead
His task remains unccnned, the was VIII feaa.
Struggling with Colbun Al the Rule of Three,
Yon paiiid vo,aIy al the window see
What though he fingers with a wistu' eye,
Upon the dial 5 tho mounts high;
Impatient boy! the will soon complain
Too swim the moments Tor his hours ossan;
Too heoy pass the sands OF life away,
And death may claim him as riser, gray
Panting With Joy 10 leave his native vale,
Would shield from sin in all ITS cunning forms,
Or keep secure where vice in egions swarms
Yet leaves lac not his peHcefu home unwarned'
Though many earnes, prayer perchsnce is scofnco
Methinks intent see his wisiul gaze
Fixed on some gossips; listening with amaze
10 fearful tales OF city murders dine,
Aud awful scenes ofrio; blood, and fire:
These the old maids the knowing ones,
Through whose rich lore snail confusion runs:
What though they think Greece lies in Bsfhn's bay.
The Punic fought in Canada;
That honest Shakespeare in New York survives,
And Mr.. P!uturch stii writes learned lIpcs;
That Rome piiaged, and the empire won,
BY royal armies led by Wellington;
That Homer leaves his epic 10 the shade,
Because he % busy in the hardware trade;
That the same Helen Paris dared 10 win,
Still lives the bal maid OF some country inn;
That Moore, reformed, is very active now,
In printing bank notes for the town OF stowe.
Their he arts honest ~ the day is long,
And ever ready with cheerful song
and still love these quaint, old-Iasbioned dsmes,
Spite Of their cry gains, hymcnea flames;
They carol blithcly till evenings close,
Though all time brings, or joy, or lingering woes
Perchance as happy with their tea alone,
As many msron with her stupid drone.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15

Morus .,fu'ticau'is in Emore-From letters just ar.
rived by the Charles Carroll, to mercantile house
of New York. learn through the STAR that all the
Morus MuIcaus existing in the largest nurseries OF
France and Italy have been brought al the most eArava
giant prices by American agents The greatest specua.
of the slkgrowerS in Europe, is turned TO the
culture of the pine Morus and the hlorus More or
MacrophyIIa which are considered by the best judges
more fitted To any cold climate, and more adapted 10
give finer quality Of silk The latter species (the Mo.
MacrophyIa) bears very large leaves, and can like
the Mnlicaulis, be propagated with the greatest facility
By cuttings
The ''thrilng story about children on the ice, copied
from the New York prints, proves to be hoax. No
such occurrence took place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15

IHY School at Clifton, in Hanover, will commence
lfE the third Monday in January next, and termi.
the first Friday in December following There
will be vacation of one month in the Summer,
mencng the second Friday in June The course q
instruction will include the Greek, Latin and English
languages. The price for board washing, lodging and
tuition will be 500 per scholar, payable onehaf at the
end of each session. Mr. Isaac Butler and Dr. William
P. Darracott will board my pupils.
Dec 81 IG5-w4w~ JOHN G. NELSON.
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$50, 200.
u 100 PRIZES OF 81 600 II
VIRGINIA state Lottery.


II 100 PRIZES OF 81 600 II
Virginia state Lottery,
For Endowing the Lecsburg Academy and for other
purposes Glass No /, for 1889.
To be drawn At Alexandra. Va, Saturday, 2Gth
jan 1889.
CAPITAL FRIES:
CAPITALISM QUO, 5000. $4,000, So 600, S2,500,
81 Ol7l2 100 Prizes Of 81 luO 10 of $780, 20 Of $500,
Nc. &c.
Tickets only Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters So 50.
Certificates of Packages of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. do. % Half do G5
Do do. % Quarter do. 80 so
= Orders for tickets and shares or certificates nf
pac kages in The above magnificent schemes will receive
the most prompt attention, and official account Of
each drawing sent Immediately after it all who
order from Address
d. S. GREGORY & CO..
Managers. Richmond, Va
-. Tickets in all other lotteries under our manage.
ment, constantly for sale as above.
Dec II G5-2awtd
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R.yx.yG ASSOCIATIONS The law passed last winter
authorizing the formation .; Banking Associations, re-
uuires the early consideration Of the Legislature
The corruption which for many years prevailed in
granting bark charters doubt led to the adoption oil
the Free Banking system. In correcting one evil we
ought 10 fall INTO another. paper currency well
regulated aud secure essential to the prosperity oil The
State. 1t must not however. be extended too far loo
many institutions, all issuing bank bills, may soon ex
change the circulation depreciae its value and enhance
prices. They ought not TO grow up faster than The
growing population and business and resources of The
State Justify We hope, therefore, the Legislature will
early modify the law. and direct their attention, among
other thRgs 10 the following particulars:
First, TO require the capital Of each institution TO he
paid in secured 10 prevent associations from be-
ing formed with the right 10 increase the capital 10 an
indefinite amount which is The when an assocIa-
ton is formed and goes into business upon capital OF
$500 000 but introduces clause in the articles OF as
ISOLATION for increasing The capital an hundred fold
Second. The associations already formed should De
required 10 fill up the capital within reasonable tiIne
after which they shall not be permitted 10 extend LIE
amount
Third The stock which individuals hold in said
Citations, ough to he subject to sale under execution
upon Judgments agains! snch individuals
Fourth The amount of bills issued by the Comptroller
upon the security of stock on bonds and mortgages,
should be- loaned by the association on State stock
or bonds and mortgages but on negotiable and CONNER
cia paper otherwise the issue of bills may become wo-
ly unlimited and vastly exceeding the capitals.
Filth The Governor ought to he invested WIN power
under proper obligations suspend the urher issue OF
bls-eilhe upon Stale stocks bonds and mortgages,
until the meeting of the Legislature, wh'ch power
ought to be exercised whenever the circulation becomes
ovetcharged.
Sixth The associations ought to be limited in their
DURATION probably to exceed forty years, which Is
more than the business life Of most
Seventh. II might be well 20 establish board OF v!sl-
tors Tor the examination of these institutions.
Eighth. I he amount Of capital invested in these IN
in each county ough, 10 be regulated by some
proportion the amount Of the returns OF the taxable
property real and personal, say twenty or twenty live
per that they never increase aster Than Inc
general increase Of the property OF The state
nv. Y. Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15

MHORUS MuLTlCAuLlS-Ihe Subscriber res.
IFa pectuly informs the public that h. has "ads
ranqenents TO furnish The genuine NoTuS Mu'icaulis N
lots to suit purchasers, with variety OF silk worm eggs,
all of which will be put up 10 go safely to any part
Of the Union Persons nj distance may rest insured Of
HAVING all orders put up with the strctest fidelity and
dispatch To companies individuals wanting large
amount liberal discount vii! he made. Apply lnineGI-
ately 10
J. II. y. LOWNES, .3gent, Richmond, Va.
Cross street leading 10 M:yos bridge
Nov II C3-2 w5m
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Mr. WooGturuS Reply 10 the Resolutions o. .r h'Dts'
From this interesting document, appears mat WI
Ryess charge that the Secretary oil the treasury was
eudavorng 10 revive the Pet Bank system had no rra'
sonabe foundation That officer simply negotiated 70
the United States Bank, two OF It's own bonds "hcn
WEIR be paid fer IN specie or IN drafts ueeeu
eu,yarnt 10 specie. Such portion oil Inc PfoCtrus "
tie bonds as was not Immediately wanted was suie'eu
10 remain in The Bank The credit OF The ireasn'ef
This was Of course, assuming no rsk, since 'e n"H
vas the original debtor Tie drafts were o.! dfa"h
on the United States Bank. though some ~ '"r'"
were paid by sgencies, al distant points, "i'ie ''e
convenience Of the public service required 'u"os-
Such is Mr. WOudburys account OF his TRANSACTIONS
with the u S Bank. s.rHe head and front ci MS OF
Tending. hath this ex;ent-no mole. we 90 h't see
hat he has been guilty Of anything when is NOT QUIZ
ous To rcproach-auy thing which looks ike fe''''
of the drposite system But his course 1t appears "e
her irhi or wrong was dictated by necessity lie had
the alternative presented TO him. either to reallze te
amount of the Bank bonds 10 allow the credit of,Go
yernmenl to suler He of course chose 10 60 the or
m.r and as Mr.. Bdde the only purchaser 10 pe
found he sold TO him -.hainC .3rgus.
LEGISLATIVE OF MAlxE.--The Republican flag floats
proudy from It's ancient position upon the walls OF TIE
t,qpi,a The victorious ma ority have come t"galler
no, to c3u!; over conquered Toe. cut TO carry on,
promptly and feaTessy. the great principles Whlch i
umphcd The late contest 10 repair The breaches IN Tue
c;ladrI and to tu!n their triumph 10 wise account ny
lrarsactng speedily, The public business, promoting an
uuriph, and economical administration OF anars, anu
in all respects fulfilling the just expectations Vi p peo
be whose scrutiny public servant can escape, aho 10
whose decisions all must submit
will be seen, by reference TO our journal OF proceed
nus tina, both Houses completed their organization yes
ptday by tie choice, in the Senate, OF Job Prince, IRE
sideui and William TrutOn, Secretary; and IN the
House. Of Hannibal Hanlin, Speaker, ana Chares wa
terhouse Clerk. Democratic majority in the Senate u
do in the House 40 The majority in the Senate Will
probably be increased s. when the vacancies are hill
ed .-.?ge.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
BIZ and ,e;h the ndries and consent Of The Senate
David Fulton 10 be Surveyor. General fer Tie STAG Of
Arkansas.
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The above is copy e tic preamble and resolutions
unanimously sdoped by Tie House Of Representatives
JOHN w ELDREDGE,
Cij,t Clerk IF n fR
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"a EGROES FOR SALE VII! ue sold publicly. 10
the highest bidder for cash, al SIuGey, in the
coanty of Hanover, Thursday, the 7h day of Feb.
ruarv next If fair if not, the next fair day thereafter
two Negro Men, Girl, and tso Women and Ten CHI.
drcn belonging 10 the estate o John Lyons, decd
The women and children will be sold IN iatnll!,s -
One OF the women is about 81 years Of age, very likely
and is f.srarr weaver In addition to The above
there will be disposed ni al the time young
man. who is excellent seanrstcss aud general house
servant Sale will commence al II n clock
PHILIP Is. WINSTON
Administrator DE- bonls non. with Inc viii
annexed Of John Lyons, deed
J,nu,rvG 10 2awi%'
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SUBLETr McGRUDER
Erecutor If ZQchariah Nc GrWder. decd
10 Ii--tCS
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e EXECUTORS NOTICE VIII be sold al public
"a auction, at the Short Pump, in the county OF Hen
RICO on Tuesday the 22d day of January 1899 a, The
residence of the aIe Zacharrsh McGruder. dec d. tia
following property, to ~it: Is Mules - Horses some
Of them of giod pedigree Il or 10 head of Cattle
yoke oil Oxen, Cart, Wagon set of BIacksmilh's
'ronIs and quantity Of Oats, Corn, Fodder. &c and
stock Of Hogs and the same day will be hired out
publicly for The balance Of the year. Is or ~ likely
Negroes Zone Of them good BlacksmIh)-a of which
property belongs to the estate OF I've sad Hachariah
McGfGder, decd
Terms of Sale Gosh for ali sums Of $50 and under;
al! Sums that amount credit q" ni"" months VIII
be gwen, the purchasers giving bonds wih approved
security Bonds and security will also be required for
the hire of the Negroes.
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EsigSe1's Prize office.

January 6 Tot
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Extract 10 the Editor dated
WAsHISGToS, January :, lc39
We have had far quiet day to-day, than | an.
ticpa ted last night The States and Territories were
called for petitions, be ginning at Iowa, and al! was
pretty quiet Till the Speaker reached Massachusetts, 1t
then tina, Mr.. Adams opened his Abolition Budget,
and spread before US medley of strange things He
had Abolition Of every shade and color, size aud cond
ton, {" from German flute to penny whistle He
suffered TO 60 on, without much interruption, ill
he handed in petition praying Congress 10 appoint a
Select Committee with pnwer TO send FOR persons and
papers. 10 examine the lineage, gcnealogy, and Pcti
gree Of each member Of Congress and 10 report if any
one had any black blood in him. If such blood was
found the petitioners prayed Congress 10 eject lhr
Der whose veins contained il, from his seat
This rather too strong dose, and Mr.. DrcUgooe
of Virginia OH eced 10 lis reception The ground that
it tsres peclful 10 the House. The ayes and noes
ordered, and ilr DIomgoo!cs objection sus.
tanned by vote of ayes 2i-noes III. So the petition
was not received. In ALL Mr.. Adams probably had five
hundred aboltinn petitions, and he offered all separate
~. 1t would he impossible for IN give you an ac-
coun, Of all OF hem suffice ii 10 say, tina, they comprised
an extraordinary batch Of extraordinary paprrs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-27
Rail Road Notice.

YEyO John S. Miller, Isaiah Miller, Joseph IT,
Vanborn and nna NJ. his wife, Elizabeth Mil
lcr Sarah Miller, Jeremiah Miller, George Miller,
Samuel Harrison, William Harrison. Jane Roo
new. Sarah Rooney, Michael Rooney, Hannah Roo
noy, Alexander Rooney, Rhoda Rooney, Elizabeth
Rooney, Anna Shenard, Sarah Sherrard, Mary
Sherrard, Anna Il Sherrsrd, Emily Sherard, John
Sherrard, John d. Grove and Elizabeth tSs wife,
Samuel Alexander, Ann Alexander. Robert Alex
ander, John Cross, Christopher Parkinson aud Eli
"a his wife, Charity Hail. - Langhan, Ma
nv Langhar, Jane Langham, Nassau Rodgers,
Mariah Rodgers, Mary Ann Rodgers. Henry Ctom'
lee and Milinda his wife. Abjah Flora Isaac Flora,
Rachel easier, Basil Athy and Margaret his wife.
Sarah Warfed, Rachel Flora, Jacob klien and
Nancy his wife, Archibald Flora, Deborah Flora,
Susan Flora, Catharine Flora, Alexander \. Flora,
Phihp Hartley and Ruth his wife, Thomas IaIv'n
and ID, bnrah his wife. John Kaowels, James WAL
Iron and Sarah his wife. and Walter McAiee,
TAKE NOTICE,
That on the first dav OF the March term os The
Count, Cont. 10 be holden for The County of Nor
gan virginia we shall, by our Attorney, Apply to
said Court to appoint i've discreet Intelligent as
Interested, and Impartial trcchoders, 10 assess me
damages which will rcsut To your iand, by opening
throua h it. the Baltimore and Ohio R0u Rood.
THE BALTIMORE & ONO RAIL ROAu
February 90. l930--td CoMfANi'
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virginia :--In the Circuit Superior Court o. La"
and Chsncery for Berkeley County F; February
Rules 1899. .n..
.pa r,;Dah" N MI, wife idiGs.
against
s.rsh soero in her own right and as Adm. OF Geo
snrro deed; John, George, Jacob, Wi'lian,
David. anc Rebecca SPero children OF ne sa"
George Spero deed; and others V"'
IN CuANCERY
vHgHE defendant, Jonn sPsro. not having en'e'-
ed hi. appearance and given security sce so!
dug 10 the act Of Assembly and The rules % .h's
Court, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
ina, he Is out OF this Commonwealth u - ordered
Thar The said defendant do enter his appearance to
this suit on the first day Of the next term, and an
swer the bin Of the plaintiff: and that copy OF
,h;a orasr be forthwith published in any newspaper
within his Couniy, and continued for two months
excessively, and another copy thereof posted at
The front door Of the CourtHouse of the said Coun-
iv CoPy.-Teste.
FEBRUARY 10. 1899 Pm
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oEE0ssPy.fs .7gefhod Of the .f1't OF
BANGING.

AERS. G. w. HO0MES, late from the city Of
IvA Richmond. respectfully informs the citizens
of Msrtinsburg, and vicinity, that she will open
class for the instruction of young ladies in the po-
lite accomplishments uf Dancing. WALKING, &c.--
Her method Of reaching, was derived from her late
father Mons. Blordel, eminent professor OF
those branches, and will in short time impart TO
the young Ladies a surprising iapidity in the &C
euirement Of tbateasc and elegance Of manners so
essential in refined society.
If sufficient number of subscribers can be OBJ
tanned, her class will commence on .ho 1lth of
March next. Gentlemen and Boys will not be ad
mitted in the classes.
Mrs. y. will also devote a part of of her time to
lessons on the Piano Forte, and vocal music. Her
method in the department Of music is from the cell
ebrated professor Gillies. member Of the Royal A
cademy Of Paris.
- For terms Of admission, apply 10 Mrs
Hoomcs, at the residence Of Mr. John III. Blondel
Martinsburg
February, 90, 1839--3w.
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virginia :--In the Circu, Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Berkeley County February
Rules, 1889.
David Miller and Christina Miller in her own ~ q
and as euardisa and next friend oil her i"'ant chi
J,a, he,rs of MARY Miller deed. ptUs.
against
lob, SNYDER, Richard Snyder, Peter snyder. Ben
iamin snyder. and Mary Ana snyder; Peter
Snringfeld, Nancy Permiibou. Charles Permit
lion. and Elizabeth Miller; John Miller. Arch
bald Miller, and Thomas Miller; Jacob Snyher'
Iar "a iohn stevens dffs.
IN CHANcERY.
yHyHE defendants, except John Stevens, not hav-
ing entered their appearance and ven secu-
rry, according the act Of Assembly and the rules
of this Court. and ii appearing by satisfactory ev'
Iepce that they are out Of This Common~eaith; II
il ordered, tina, the said defendants do enter their
anpeararcc 10 this suit the first day OF the next
,erm and answer he bill Of the plrint'i-: and hat
conv OF this order be forthwith published N my
newspaper within this County, and continued ior
tyo months .uccessvely, and another copy thereof
nos,ed ai the front door Of the Courtlouse Of the
aid County.
JOHN STROTBER, C.
February 10. fG39.--2m
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Extracts from authentic English Regis
ters, and other sources.

Extracts from authentic English Regis
ters, and other sources.
"FELT started this year, nine times, ind won
screen important races, Ave Of which were Gold
Cups and ran second in the eighth race, being beat
by head, and beating the winner three or four
times on other occasions. He won In cups aud
stakes 81 900, and lost in all his racing career,
onIg four times--a most extraordinary and SPLEEN
did performance, especially when it is considered
that he frequently carried heavy extra weight.
The following strong evidence OF his high char
acter is taken from the Sporting Magazine fer
1880 -" Having this year recruited his stable
with Lord Worcester's FELT, his Lordship has
been gallant vinner--having with this horse, car
ried of both the great Tradesman's Cups at Ches-
ter and Liverpool; and a cup two elsewhere. !
wish he had another nag or two in his stable like
Felt" "That Felt is frst-rate one, will not, |
fancy, be denied by any one. PIP. Sc, 256. "He
beat more than 300 horses !"
FEET,S career on the turf so brilliant
in England, that it caused his sire, Hangar, n CAPT
tai four mile horse] to be brought from Ireland to
England, where he is now one OF her 6sst and most
popnlar stations. The last season he had twenty
four winning colts, that won ffty-two races, and
among them wa. Ellis perhaps the best colt Of this
year. who won the great ST. Legcr, and many other
races Hangar is now covering mares by subscrip-
lion at about $l25, and making full seasons too
Felt is very like his sire in FORM action, and marks
but is good bay, while Hangar is chestnut. Lam
gar Is descended from the same stock as Priam,
thew being out Of half sisters. Felt covered in
1886. about one hundred mares at $50 the season.
and 500 to insure; among them the celebrated
Clara Fisher, Lady Lagrange, Gray Girl. imported
Primula imported Zillah, imported Schemcr, full
sister to Ohio, and many other fine mares
A. T. Is. MERRITT.