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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-30

ple chesnut color, with coat comparing
with thoroughbred horse ;his gaits are free,
easy, true and regular he trots mile 10
three minutes, varying but few seconds,
now, although he has never been trained,
nor never has eaten 4 bushels Of any kind
of grain, since he was foalded. have
managed him wholly myself ;he is perfec.
,ly safe, and well broken, before gig, or
under the saddle he has never shown vi.
cious act, and is gay and prompt. have
never seen sounder horse to my knowl.
edge--.-I believe he is without blemlsh.
Ihave been many years in accomplishing
this object, and know not how to combine
more useful properties in any one horse.
Asa stallion, his value can hardly be cali
calated. feel great confid' nee, that on
some ofthe fne-blooded mares 10 your sec.
ton Of the country, he might produce foals
Of the speed and bottom Of Tom Thumb
and Ratler and as gig and saddle horse,
is not excelled he is quiet and perfectly
manageable in the gig OF saddle, on the
road. In France, and many other places
the horses in common use, and their caval-
~, are entire. My family chaise horse
milk cart horse, and team horses, are IN.
,ire,and no more trouble than geldings.
Having had repeated enquiries from, your
section Of The country, for gig and saddle
horses, has induced mc to address you GO
dis subject.
! If any,gentieman, or number Of gen;
tlemen, Of your acquaintance, should feel
disposed to purchase the Bellfounder Nor.
gan, to be used at tho proper season. as q
Stallion, they could not render a greater pub
lie good for improving the breed Of horses,
for roadsters. Besides, ! think he might
cara all ask for him, in one season, with
YOU. Yours, very truly, SAMUEL JAQUEs."
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-30

under eleds OF leaves, and feed upon what
they could get. Towards sunset they would
renew their depredations. and continue them
until the following morning. If they were
approached suddenly, or heard the slightest
abrupt noise, they would double themselves
up and fall TO the ground, as thoug gh they
were dead. At any time during their stay,
large quantities could be gathered in the
space of a few inches, and so completely
was the ground covered with them, that by
LAYING down hat in almost any part Of the
field, it would encompass hundreds.
During the stay of the worms, the field
was infested with great variety of birds,
such as quails, blackbirds, crows. robbins,
&C., which devoured them very rapidly;
and but for their approach, it is supposed
much greater injury would have been sus-
tanned. There were also great number
of land turtles found in the field at the same
time. We are requested to call the atlen-
ton of farmers to this fact, in order to show
them the importance Of allowing birds to
remain on their premises during grain grow.
ing seasons, as by destroying them, they
evidently give the worms a better oppor'
tunity to prey upon their crops. =.
The Oldest farmers remark that they have
neither seea nor heard any thing similar
to the above remarkable incident, eand look
npon it altogether an extraordinary cir
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-30
CHEkAW GAZETTE f..
FRIDAY EVENING. AUGUST 80. 1889.

STATE OF THE RrvER-Ten inches above low
water mark, and falling slowly.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29
WaBiuoner : ampfs 9teBerep.
IHua= uno Wa(hinrns @uB.

.@ic ltnterfbretenen, weldbe bic 9ampfs 8tcBe.
- rep in 00laBillpn, tpelde an ras Matbinen,
1Daarcnlaser in rcr GrtcttraBe ttDBt, br5c9cn bas
ten, lino tcreit, gctfcIIunScn auf allie Arten CT
'crncr 0Na(6inenz Nrtett an5uncDmcn, tpie 9a9,
rprrn, (6ra9e unb 8alance Staper, 0Nnbl,
,pinoen, 9ur8erns, 2binOmHpI. gtten, < bIittens
(aufe, QBa9cntrrcs, ltbrs unp Sentfer> 0emittte,
0ammtretter, sanpleitcn, pfuSibaore, &c. &c.
Nu6 ,rerrcn 1e tettanpis auf !9ann Daltcn cine
8rrBc 4usmobl pfH9c, mcldbc rpn crtaDrenrn IT.
teitcrn of bic tette Nrt tcbrI5t np, bic nc cin5ln
orer bcpm 9uteno 70 rppblfetl antictcr, als e
irsenrtrc frntt Setanft rpcrren t6nnen'
8cttcGun9cn bic TT Der 8icBrrep 9elaBen reer
curb bic 9ottt an bic unttrtdrtrtenrr appreBlrt
wernen, tcuen ritnttlieb befcr9t rrerren.
81. g. 2tles G5iittati iiiio Gle Irttn &atrtsprpz
BUTTE merrcn i'm 4ustaufh on9encm,nen, nno "a,
fir bic bb6tten 4reite fe5ag!t.
qSi(ltam y. -0art,
Sfaae 8. Sr. non.
0Na6iQcn, Sanuar Is. 1859. t.r.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29
THE OHIO STATESMAN.
sESS ~ON PAPER.

According to custom, we again present to
the people Of Ohio our prospectus tor paper
during the session OF the Legislature. Many
persons who lo not find It convenient to sub
scribe for paper printed at this place tor
whole year, do so during the sitting OF the LIE
gis|ature, being DESTROYS Of seeing what is done
6y those in whose keeping they have entrusted
the affairs of the State. | accommodate this
lust desire in the people to be thoroughly ac
duainted with every thing pertaining to Their
happiness aud welfare, we nave IN TINS pro
snectus extended facilities and favors beyOmi
What has been customary. We shall iSsu,
during the session weekly paper Gree OF adj
vertisements,) at fifty cents sen''-"eekly
paper at one dollar-a trI-wtekly at two dol
{ars, and daily at three dollars By tins ar
rangemcnt, we will be able 70 accommodate
every portion Of theState by a (the mails, Slwc
hope our friends will not be remlss in avalnng
themselves of these means of lDtOrmatO'. Il
is all important that every freeman should be
fully acquainted with every question touching
the welfare of the State and nation.
The approaChng session of the Ohio LeSis.
lature will be most important one. No pre-
vious one has ever had the Same number or
delicate and exciting questions to meet and act
upon-quest!ons which cannot be avoided, noi
disposed of in a moment Among these are
our Internal improvements, and the expen-
tlitures under them. - The condition OF out
Banks and the banking system under the sec
ond suspension.-lhe revision OF the laws, as
cnllated under an act of the last Legislature.
The apportionment of the State into Senate
rial and Representative districts, and more
lust and equitable taxation by rc-valuatlo'
of property will be discussed. All these ques-
tions have been confded, by an overwhelming
v, ice If intelligent freemen to the care ano
keeping of the democratic party, and 1t IS I'M
Durtant that that party should meet them III
sober earnes. ness, and in that spirit OF candoI
and patriotism which they will bring together,
for the public good.
We shall also give such sketches OF the de-
inSs of Congress ms we conceive o1 1mmed1ate
interest to the State, by the earliest al6 OF cor
respondents.
BY the aid of a daily and tri-weekly paper.
we shall be able to throw out the earliest cas-
tern news, foreign and domestic, which we
hope will not be overlooked by those desiring
such information, and with the aid OF power
press, on new and improved model, we ex-
pect to add gre atly to the facility of preparing
our papers fur the mails, without the loss even
of an hour. We ask only such support as cor
responds with Our ~exertions to make our pa
per useful to the public.
TERMS OF THE SESSION PAPER.
Weekly Ohio Statesman, so so
Semi-weekly w
Tri-weSkly W
Daily 90
All payments must be in advance or refer
ence to member OF the Legislature.
S. g. MI. II. MEDARX.
Columbus, Nov. 8, 1859.
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m1ri o
SeuGlbe5 (Satfbou5
III Cincinnati

III VWIIITIINIII
am Olttelmortt, in Der stem Stra6e, (3miGbrn
rcr Snc nnp QSalInuB StraBcn.) Scr Gnpcs,
tcnanntt cmrfcDltfcin 8atfbaus rer guntt fcinr1
sanrsIcutc, tnrrm CT 70 cin9erihtet 1T, raB CT
Neilenre 3u Sub nnp 5u pferb crcr NIT 5ubrwes
fen ouf ric tequcmitc QSeitc lrsirrn tann. Sein
Sbentc unp tein 1ifb nit rem 9cllrn pcrtcDcn
mas Der Olartt partietet, rnp fcinc Vrbanrluna
unp 9iebnun9cn f., paB 9etp6Dnlib bic micrcr
trp bm jutrrebcn, bic cinmol tep bm cinsctcbr
battcn QBer bic prcte init uns MAIDEN mill III
bcr5lib wtlltrmmcn.
0arib S itfertr.
Cincinnati, Sctruar 22. 1899. 30.
OfOer dltere oterattcllr cicfts 8lattcs tann
aus Grrrpsun8 oles betfdti8cn mas J5err y
tcn Ga9t.
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1Iter eSabr9an9.-
Nenfu9uuGeu:

l.. Der "9tterlanbsfreunb IT. 8ettf
eer 3ett" crt1eint re9elmaBiS jcren Sreita9.
2. Scr Sut(trtrtirns> tit 6 II a.
tfr unb SO 9 IN 8, 1T 9craustejabll'n9, rrer
exbe Ter, falIs Die 3eitunS nt3t 'nnsrbalb Der
ltten !batftc pes Sabrs ts5aplt mirr.
3. Sie 9erlenpun9 9etbtebt a''t Sc1fer Der
ltntcr{tnre,ter, unp 8rcfe an bic !oeransseter
mnBen rrttfrcp cinsctanrt ,peretn.
q. Qn,ctsen mcrpcn rren,al ras Vterrd fur
Gtnen 8baler ein9criltt; mtlben abr tpz
slcib boar tesoblt tpcrren, NC man nidt aut toi1>
tttse 2lrt in Se6nun9 ltcbt.
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Neues uno 9ldn3enoes
Gtobli6ment in Mo6ilIon Ohio.
8AflIer & @rGuIID

-, Fenaebrlebteh tDre 5oDlrctobett Srt1li1z
ssE e &C unp Cit lrtcralcs putiitum iitcrz
|s5H0ytttt" ~ Danpt, rab ltc cinc partncrEbaft in
SIS aGzs.sA. ~ flat1nclsacthdftcn acki[hrt mr. Gh
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29
Sarterpaaren Gtobl

Cannes pbnfpn bittct adbtun9sppQ tr
- G,lautniB, tetnen Srcunpcn in rtefcm nnt
pcn tenabtartcn Sauntics anjusei9ctt, raB Ct cas
arcBe <ager 6artnaaren Der fruberen Sirma s
Spbnfon nnb 60. i,berncm,nen bat, unb III 3ufae
~ pcmfelbcn jctt cine anfebnlide Senbuns 5eit:
semcBener QDaaren ppn Slcu.yprf auspatt, mo-
rur6 er tefabiSt miro, pe,n putlttum bic sr6bte
unb tette 2lustpabl
fdrperei Waaren, Shelfs@uter &C.
bic je in btefem plake fell setptsn wurben, ansts
tieten ale ,pelbe ct entfhtcBen lit, fir rrrmrte
3abluns Ut berat9cfettcn prctten Su pertaufen.
9Ol"Btllpn, Sunp 8. 1889. t.p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29

fseuu UNI Stahl.- Suniattas
" serplltes unb sebanumertes Gitn teper Nrt;
Gbtpcrtfbcs II. rubtfdes Do. rnBitdbe Sla9elttanz
gen; @anrerfcn uub Srurersnnb Sr. 9tabl oil
[cr Nrten, Nasel, 8ars unc Sebern - iu lete'1
III OlaBillcn, bep 1ennts nnc Seu T.
Sunp |, 1887. b.p.
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Nobnunas 9eranoeruns.
=. M eper,

Ieut{dber 9lD0cfdt uno Vrtar,
madbt bicrmit einem scebrten tcutfhen putlituh'
bic Angisc, Rag ct teine Amtsitute naehttt &bus
re au Der prn I6erren $comis unp sabnl, unp j'p"r
epttaDe se9cnlter Don Der Santcner 2ant, rers
test bat; alIwo CT tfets bcrcit fcpn wirb, Den &c
fbaften fttner Eltenten at,urpartcn.
Seridtli1e 8etebafte nt,n,nt CT fur ale unlles
8enbe 9aunties an.
9cllnadbten in enSli(ber, teutf1er une fran
a6ff1er Spra6e, 70 ,pic aud ale anbere Sntfrus
mente, tennen bep ibm leidt aussetttllt .perren
Canton, Slcpe,nber 80. 1888. bp.
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eCc9.
Cine 3eitibrtft fir Den Sancptrtb.
@jeorndt unb herous9e9eben
pcn @anue( aliQcr in Sibanrn, pennfplpenisa
8eotneun9en.

pcn @amuel 2o1iQer III sitanrn, pennlplpanis~
8eoin9un9en.
Sie "G 8" erEbcnt ain Qnfon9e tebenDles
mats III srcBzpetarp Scrmot, fir etnen Iba'
lcr res SaDres pDne NnsnaDme IN q r.
ausbt 5oD lung.
@ntttribentcn mcrren fir niebt mcniaer als fir
ctnen SabrsAns on9cnrmmcn, unrQuftnnpiSuns<
cn mtBc 3rci Olpnotc rrr Dem Nblanfe pes Suk~
fcriptrnss Iermins 9efbrbcn.
UJ~QRer S. cin(Attt crbalt Grtmrlarc fir
IN { i Sabre, rrcr Grcmrlare fir c II SaDr, IL.
70 in 9crb1ltniB fir mebr.
8ctteuun9cn non rer Sernt t6nnen MID terid
Ii6ti9t mtrren, rpenn itc nidbt NIT rcm 9elce Zee
slcttct 1nc. >SctanntmaebunSc rperrcn in nem
ltmfbla9 auf9enrmrncn ju ttlli9cn prctttn:
UTNue Qriefc unp O0ittbslunSen mi sen
pcffrei einsetditt merprn.
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SsN q &c unp Cit lrtrralcs putiitum iitcr.
ISSNUIty'h Daurt, rab itc cine 9artncrEboft il
sEmssIs ii - 6onrcls9ct6aften 9ctilpct, unr (id
init ctucm 25prratb fir jcrc Sabres3ctt roBcnocr
8ttcr pertDen Dotcn. Saruntcr ltnp:
t6mar3c, blaue, CRIME, ina1tltecrfartne, traunr,
arclatrfarti1e, caret 1ro ttablsemtttbte ppraitas
tebe xudcr. Ginfabcr, ecn,itbtcr unb ae,p,,r>
fcltrr SaBimir. @attinctcbcr ART. pi(ct, pez
tcrf9om unp 8arttl6er, fur Oterr6fc fbid(id.
Q1eiBc, CRIME, rptbe unp 9elte Slanncllc. 8riI>
TIC, tbwar3e ttnb trotne 3ic9enbaar 0amlcts,
Canton S!annc!!s atitr Satteit, srilner Srics u
8ats. Gn9lit9e u. fran56lifbc unb fsurirtc Olrz
rinps. 8rnne, f6arlaeb unr GRIM on Ollrccns,
acblctobtc unr traune 3eu9e, 9prdcIter Iitiuas
6, 4unb 93iertel. Nmeritanifbc, fron,6Gttbe
uno ensliipe 9cprudte 3cu9c. Gprifdbe $cin,ratt
unp lencne Iii6tu6cr. Seirncr unD 1attp BEL.
vet, Olotel unp e 6trjcntts6, sctlci6te unt
traune Drills, 2ecttcn5eu9e aller Art, belle unr
buntle 8tn9Dalns Scmtalln tlnp 8cmta1t
@eipenieus, 8cnnct 9anbtr unb 1ri,nmin9s
fignrirte II. einfa6e Gamtricts, DO. 8ptinetts,
,mirnc unb ta,rmmcllne &aecs unp Ginfabunscn,
Verflfbe e batp(s unD Ileher, Olerino, 1biz
tct,rrllne unb xcrt9e 10. SiptDe unb ftbpar,c
Ulerinc @ba,pls unb 1tldcr, .Salstinper, Sra
scn ,lnb 8prDcmbcn, Seberne .0anptbuD 1rnc
Dlittens, }arics .0anbf9ub aller Nrt, &c.
Scrner Gin Srpbes Abcrment
@roberepen uno 9eifti9er @etrdnfe,
0uiens uno glas z2Baarc, @pblen nno oter(ez
Der. 9e Nufmcrt amtcit Naer miro in 2tntprudb
scncmnen, bic pprsitsli6e 2Baaren au ,ppblfeiz
len preifen perlanscn; inpem man f1nben tpirp,
bab ~rie 8lter felt Rem leeten Srubjabr bereuz
tenb rprblfctler 9cmprben fnp.
UFSas publitum tpirb erftt6t, at,aurufen
,lnr 3u unteru6en am t1euen badtfeinernen Ges
taure, meldes an per Ottfeite pcs Canals ft6bt,
an Der fahliden @site Der Ofainttrabe, gum Sci
@em ppn W uer nno W c@unp.
maBilcn. Sulp l3. tp
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29
Ounmer 20.
gReifnie[Ipfer WQmmpth : Man.

Spl9enpe Details 6incs Scttprie>plans, treloes
inn naetftcn December 9c5r9cn merben fca, fHbren
uns ,u rer Grtlaruns, Bag rer(elte rbne Setfptet
cncr @cfhtote Der Scttcric pattebt. Go 1T t6abrs
es Gnr riele 9tieten (Slants) babep; alein euf
rer anbcrn @eitc, mcrpcn Der euBcrcrbentdb t1sec:
rtsc Vrcis prn $40 rer 1idet - Der QSertb 1st1s
bic 2(n3ab Der CAPITAL 9orcite, 1tto bic Sr"ens"
runs pcs sutcn alten @etrau4s Der 9erf'dterung..
oos ecer res ss5eeeH "no sertan gstss sa
mir flnp ittcrscnSt - ollsenelne Setr.ee19""S
semdbrcn, tetrnpcrs ren- 600 preis> >8ellsern.
9encnisen, bic cs mo9cn trplct1, en,pfeblen mir
an, boB fc ll6 Co tolp ais mtsli@ tpe9en xtdets
an 1lns mcnrcn. Q8enn bic Qreifr ale rertauts
1no, tlcitcn nur nod Slictcn ttri9, 11no Die er"
ttrn &dufcr batcn bic bette 1fdane. 9Sir fasen
resbo(b noctprudsrrl: sbscrt nibt! fonperH
fdtt uns serape,pcss cure Settelunsen 5t1' ,psl1e
unferc auscntlidliote 8eobtln9 crbaken fpllett'
Olan arprcBrc &ricfe unp tpenpe fld al,
@plpe tteru. 9 .. SO. 1856, Sroaoras,
nfG5ctt aebt auf bic Drummer, l56. 81. ..
S7OO, 900 -! $500, 900! !! $4,000 prette oee
900 pretfe ron $4,000! pre'te
ron $40 900.
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9leratlt6e 9ln3etae.
$50 III 9dfp|Qus cSQfDb ?

QSo tit 9dfD|ans sSafDb ?
N<etitrttS aus Seiterslauten, Nbeintrets 9apz
|oern, teincs J5anrpsrts ein9trinbauer. Der
fclte rcrleb tm Nrril 1888 bic Stabt Sutton.
q tart 60. Obic, unb feitrem bat man tl,,r non
ibm sebert, bag ct llb auf cem 2Dese mad Sleu>
Orleans tctunren. Seitt unter5ei6ncter 8ruper
minidt iebnliebtt Nnstnnft orn teIastem S1itoz
las Sacpt 5u crDaltcn, 1lnb tttet alle Olentctenz
Nustunft ertbeilen tonnen, Tabribteielerbel
ju tenren, an 0iattbias Saept.
Canton y. 8. Start 60. Gbio.
Canton, Off, IL. 3T.
9ablibe Slatter betpnbers tperben ertubt bies
etlibe Wal aufjunebnlen, uno nnferer 8esens
siemtts ss.partis j.. fein. -. I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21
HOYT's FAvoRITE FOR APRIL!
$50, 900! 25,OOOH 20,OOO".
Alexandria Lottery.

Class No g. 10 be drawn 2O;h April, $500 num-
hers - drawn ballots.
SrlrSprp CArI1ALs-1 prize of $4,000, Of . 600,
of 90 OOu of Is OOO Of 10 900, 600 900, 500,
7OI6 OOn Of 600 3 Of 900. OF 5000 5of 23oO,
10 Of Oa) 90 Of 800. 80 Of ,Oon, &c, &c-Fft-es
amounting to orer one million IF dollars
TIA Certificate Of Whole Tickets IN this Splendid
Lottery will he sen, Tor $40. Halves Quarters and
Eiphiis in proportion Whole Tickets S2D-ta!ves III
Quarters 5-Eiphrhs 2 80
Tickets in The above Lotteries tor sale in the greatest
variety by HOi -,
AT the Phnnix Lottery Office, who has sold and SELL
ing nd cushing Capital Prizes than any render
in the known world.
Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United sates
BIZ mail or Otherwise enclosing cash or prize Ticket.
thankfully received and executed By return ma with
the same promp, attention personal application, ard
the result sent (when eqncsed immediately after the
drawing-if addressed to ID. NJ HOfT
rh II s5-lf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21
Rayyqhannork Land for Sale


OFFER the following Tracts OF Lund: an ~ To"
county Midd-sex called Wets containing 1873 acres ms
farm the ,nks OI Rppaannock rvrr siA es "o't
Utbanna 1t lies well Tor farming. is under good enclosures and
has necessary WAREHOUSES; 10 not sold nj private
will be offered al public aucon at Ltbanni, on Inc Isl a! " ~
d"seS May coui; :, ..:.;.. -so
farm N stafford county, called H,ndsor Forest containing '?o
acres This Cold district, mea racket M Is
we'll and has every oue
m IT, II no, private sale il will BE- offered at rub''e auc-
,;n pt ST ford IN" LIST day OF Stafford May court
TIA Lancaster county, called CyTns cnnt"n'n"
,ut $50 acres This land lies Deep Creek, ana Is
mosriy in woods Which considered vau die. II his small
hons on it, occupied w IL sold private sale, II
wi ne Offered Lancaster Court house, on Inc
frs, day OF l. ,ucastcr May Court ~,
All III. above land be sud under the will OF the late Raw
rish W nuwnnu The term. VII he hS-
Address the subscriber nj Morsan'llle fauquef
.o"n,W yo JOHN q. BOWMAN,
''' Executor oj X. ". DOcnaGn
~,
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RoWT0N, Unner # The Grsat ST. Lcgr.

,r,HIs cIb,ed nno,d Race Horse aud Stallion, will
mares It. ny stable, Charlotte TIC. @ @ '
.room all Ne ar 'mT'H%y 'eaaJI an" "Stg
OFT rAne jaiu nee feet hsi, and fer CORRECT prp"rO"s
elegance II Jgr carriage and cotton, ne haS no S"ps'0
Mar.s will fed attended - cents per day bu'
will 10 responsible for accidents OF escapes
Race Horse Eowon equal! any horse that erer p
parsd The English tar" and IN the o"on OF "A"g
dsrtst,d Judges he had has equal except ram MI
SIN Chlny Inc unt'v"d Jockey We oes' u1ge w.
England boldly that he was the 6cst Rate nt feeia'g
at MI D. rode handled and, IN this oIinon his Ho
,her William en- asy '%S ne am ", wns ,b
and Lscr record q subscribers beating Hoia" St
HERCULES 10 ohs and large number OF other races aal
proved hse good at miles a"aer heary "A' Us any other
d;aEss o h. ,s. No, BEATEN q, o winning the s,
Lcser lakn. the from, r,we"d"uS serre
pace answering The whip last with pr0"ptHd aud truth rO1t
b,rg t,udd Mag tie beaten only when
"a,s Old The Sadder whom lie subsequently, brat pee easily
yrurh beat IS fed @ mhe horses al Doreester IN
capital stgs stGrd making play Throughout aud
beating iroro Sroorb, LAUREL Jenny Mills and Don r. dro
yeats old he one,lrd OF the great subscription =,
ef3 inmates ,. ond beating biRd6s md -eret other:
OLD he won the ua'tnd' 4" Ascot beating incra
with the celebrated CdmGrtHe, beating the Sadde' u
"'y NM, nn necu bausL h. won hc Ensl.h sport Mnp
remarks every vii allow, that ROwons perf"ri.
Hchc aieO"g the first Race Hres
s Magazines declare hiss speed "ssr,re dsys'.
s,, r,ry rerad"us aud well ,ly tsh', ncc he run mi
at, lai MINUTES - seconds n rs eR hou"a !,
stou, Hors with his heart nil steel
HIS cots have bee" tired |" Ln.i'n and have o%n te hest
speed gs nearly all have and som" have go been beaten
Eius, Fclucpec, volatile, Nhiker, Partisan Hcvee u"
ley, Action hr Colonel and " tie best English stations "i 'Hc
For heir ia h.rve his co have wei rs The col-
nglant, where they scin. higher em
any other colts In point Of o'n beauty and promise none ever
United states howtons tor the last ~ o
brother Whkc aud Whae5one; Landscape by Rub s h
rod, Doctors Sister, &c. hi. grand dam the Oah.
dam the best Horses
forird Canns, Ruler TreecIcrrr hy Noni
prcsrr, IrrBih uIegondc, tamlus b. the
uu. and inv inc 10y Facoei
m pedigree remarkably rich and fashionable
speed hcin closely allied all The hes, horses
.rod acl-m, Eclipse Waxy, aud l,te years, TO snsri
TIumps, Bay Middleton, Pcnporenl"ry and Elias ""o
macy others. For pcuIare my handhllls.
WYATT CARDWELI.
r. = Mares that hav" f!icd 10 tine Stations heretofore Kept ~
me- $780, gentleman becoming
actually collecting and to tie
amount SO for zach Good aud
pas urge the OF seat with III"
GRATIS but tie Gc subject entire
roI and management, WYATT CALDWELL.
7e-ilJuns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21
A CARD Miss KrE4sS respectfully informs her

A CARD Miss k.fE.1SS respectfully informs her
"a friends and the public generally. that her hr>t be
nrl in the profession will take place WHTsdoy ErSn.
ing. Feb 81 when (tmboden-d by her previous psrsnn.
,llou) she VIII attempt the character Of FiTgi"tH. in
Knowlss r,ngrdy Of pirginiuS. which will b. perform
ID Ter ihr LIST time in Tins Theatre. The character oi
Fyginius LIST limrj b. Mr. Go. J"SEs VII" has polite
iy voluntrrrrd after which an Oii0, in which Miss
KsEAss wi! perform kalkPnnrrs celtbraIec 1hema
wh bUiiaa raraOnS. the PinnO; also. singing. and
the celebrate Danrc from La Bag0dc'e To Conclude
.ch the petite C"mrdy. By CHARLES MATTHEWS
Is, rlms) Of the .N"gic Glass Miss KAEAss respect
fully thai (wiih the permission o The Lrsser
for this night only, young persons Il" urts'n and uad
will be adm to the hnXes u, half PRICE he occasion
being the first Juvenile night Of the
Tie Box Book is open.
Feb 10 SS-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21
February :
Sul. III Plnno Eutes IN Petersburg, Kngmla


ry, hundred Piano Foos since he
comm.nceG tie business Petersburg short time back
and ne Is happy have turned out otherwise man good
They have bought and rel tried by gentlemen OF ins highest
opuiv subject, Of whom have vouleti,d tht
the supcoT! oi the instruments sod Them
no ms Their, are things which from
FoIrs that they AFRAID IL no srthS
m, hes. another they not sure Of br's
.Lat.d ,h lowest pce-aud another they them
home in cuod 70 ob,ite these difficulties the subscriber
upnr himself to say chooses send him
nm ordr Tor and will limit the TO too small an
amount he have selected by several competent
and prove be superior instrument hc VIII
iaL back md refund the money give anoher III place o' It,
Az to yc the purchaser will be ao"edihr peSr o. con-
sn, them u other market IN the United stnes
And TO show which invariably taken ~ tie che ana
m un. of subscriber stranseiio what c"nu
b. called III. slightest complaint those TO whom he has sent
his Pianos. ,,.-.,.
There is no doubt the quality Of Soda worcester
Dvnbam Piano Fulelf there certainly "ou h"''
e'' 'U Ta|. w r,,n;. snJ nruIun T.. p. NASH,
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