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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-19

Administration to the of my feeble Abilities IN
I'll am at last driven to the alternative of yielding my
opposition to them of supporting Gen. Harrison
Believing, as do, that Mr.. Van Burens Administra-
lion is not only the most Federal that have had
but that has strong tendency towards monarchy, that
he has forfeited all claims upon the Republican pay,
and that Genera Harrison is really the Republican
candidate-l shall give HIM my support.
In coming 10 THIS determination, have discardeda':
personal considerations, and consulted alone my dG'
to my country. If could have been Influenced b.
The former, should have remained faithful and zcai.
Gus supporter of the present Administrations for hal
the most iiltterng prospects and of pol
cal preterment, greatly beyond my merit have no
private grets TO redress. No ever more r.
tachcd To his party, had stronger inducements
main with It. The severance OF these ties has cost
many bitter pang; but could not do otherwise, with
out degrading myself IN my estimation and this
could not do TO retain the friendship Of those highly
valued friends, with whom have acted on former oc.
casions with much pleasure. To them | will say
that ii is no; my intention to impugn their motives or
censuie Their We differ widely m orr osn!un
Of the nature and tendency CT the Of the AL
mlnisraon; and but for this honest diff renee of op
mons, we should now be acting together. God kao:l.
that am actuated by the purest motives. Selfish con.
sideratlons would have led tile opposite course
have been the subject already Of not little tradu:-
ton and calumny, and have no doubt but that much
more will be cast upon me; but this cannot will not de-
ter me from pursuing the path of duty armed as am
with the CONSCIOUSNESS OF my own rectitude. When q
public man leaves weak 10 join strong party there
is some ground to suspect his motives but when he
leaves The strong TO join the weak should place his
motives above suspicion have no hope, however, ul
having justice done me during the present high party
excitement; but feel assured that the day will COZ e
when my countrymen viii do justice. an rot
aware Of any change of principle | still the IN
enemy of power and the ardent friend
cf liberty; and il is because 50 much devoted -
the rights of the people, that now feel constrained 10
oppose the monarchca measures and principles Of this
Administration. JOHN z. ANDERSON.
March 4, 80.
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Feb y

DRAM-This celebrated imported Racer and Stallion in
the finest possible and health will the present
Al nv stables pay $50 cash. with dollar thr
groom Having increased my lots and accommodations for all
mares SENT they shall be fed without stint at 40 cents day. and
attended rusy and experienced groom Black servants
will be boarded free Of charge and white servants can procure
board very convenient the village Every will be taken
have the horse and returned in good ORDER but
will not he responsible for accidents escapes
Pram is beautiful bay, full IL hands high, and possesses
uqLes strength beauty form and action and is well known
the for the English Turf, where he
probably never had an eqaal require description
In 1897 and 1892 VIXEN his oldest colts hpee years
old raer decidedly ta0n horse Eng
land this independently OF the splendid running Of his three
winners Monarch The Queen and Cot slngstons Aner
ca and capital running Of his colts Welfare King OF kelton
and another all winners in Ireland and several fine runners ~
France and on They have NIL distances 10
and the Beacon Course at New Market and under The
hariea Errs eights In 1857 and ls there only stakes
with more than ods, and his colts
co of them against get of Ems Sultan Veiocpede and
ever crack stallion Encand and in 1882 his colts Oaed in 80
large Market Goodwood their
the two most fashionable Europe about do;ea
ber 7aeu hare EHg,cad erey long dis
txe, ereep ono The Hcen beaH being high order
hs wear he had in England many yeare best OF
her age IN and-and the least equal 10 in America
These important well worthy the notice Of those breeders
who wish TO have Of tho first value and character
" A. T. D. MERRITT,
Hicks Ford, pngiaid.
Feb IN p3-wiw
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c,TIRGEoNyILLE sEMINARY.-The exercises Of the thr

c,TIRCFONyIIE SEMINARY-The exercises of the third
y session Of this Seminary will be resumed on the 2t Ianua
n.Yt The pan Of will afford an extensive cours
embracing The various classical authors, and the most useiu
nr.rrhes Of Mathematics From several years oi pta eAP
enrr in teaching avng applied to sndcs anu
of examinations, the undersigned reefs an az
and confidence students this institution can be as
and properly instructed in their classical
and propaed necessary business transactions as IN any s
in the State And in presenting the institution 10 pup
the undersigned deems not improper 70 express
hi es and opinions upon subject Of teaching lie deems
ON the of the teacher first to make himself &C
oun,n,ed with the disposition and capacity of the pupil he
or perception of the pupil be unrcad and slow 10 com
the teacher patient and slow IN mparng nio
marion however keeping the mind closely exercised and care
, yoidnp 10 fall the other that the mind may pro-
ncrv comurchend When the faculties o Inc NINA
nouery trained Of reasoning and thinking eie
hy 5eveIonne itself will enlarge and expand according 10 e
o1notion and perseverance OF the student industry ana APP
,ir,on he waning the part Of the STUDENT the cacher must
se means adapted disposition 10 effect the object he
he clear comprehensive added to industry ana apc
,on the task TO instruct is not unpleasing. 49, =
observes his school VIII be governed ny
sound and wholesome discipline. that he designs To caa re
an force the mind c0ercve means VIII he fesou TO- nc
sssv require IT, The undersigned further observes 10 ms pat
md friends that school the present year, mas hoch
snored and patronised aud rests with coincidence upon t
rnrr smppo and ana trusts that however "
NAV irown or favor that merit VIII not be une"adeo ny
for the scholastic year of 10 months SO Iul-
; Tr The classics S3 the higher branches OF English,
ion LOT h ne I;as Lr,Sches 500 J. J. GREGG.
s,urg.onyjle Brunswick, Dec II w
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THE subscriber respectfully informs city and country Hat dealers
that he is manufactures. the ensuing spring trade
larger assortment Of HATS Than he has heretofore offered TO the
public They will consist Of the qualities, colours, and
shapes IN From arrangements he has recently made
with correspondents New York. enabled present
10 his customers the newest Styles directly their being started
in that city.
He wor!d remind his wholesale and retail that his
Hats are OF his manufacture made in Richmond by worken
of tried skill and experiences and Of The very best materials i'm
ported 10 this
His prices wholesale and RETAIL will found low at
annfacory n the North the Of manufacturing
greater here than there with the I the freight
the material from New York Richmond which il but
fraction.
He also keeps banda supply of las materials purchased
the Importers which will he sold small
Store opposite the old Market. JOHN DOOLEY
Jan ID 19-3m
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M. ROBERT KYLE Of North Carona-Sir: You WIZ ake
" notice. ta shall, the ed day OF APRIL 5io between
NE hours =" O'Clock the forenoon and SIX O'Clock IN le
oon, the Office Of E. H. axey ESQ., in Vicksburg State Of
Mr take the deposition Of Robert H. Robnson to ne ieao
Nsacc IN the suit pending in the Histinss Soat VI
C Of Richmond wherein plaintiff and are defendant
m should Thing prevent the taking OF the SAID
a on That day then the taking thereof viii continue from Jay
% and between the hours of the day. at the same aee
JAMES STEER,
SURVIVING partner Of LIKE d Seer
Eareh7 l00-aaw2wSS wt23A
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GROCERIES AT UNUSUALLY Low PRICES.
WIFE are selling goods cheaper than we have ever neen
w offer them before having aid in the same AZ very 10" ~
90 hh n Orleans sugar. 2to l2 cents per pound by
the barrel, cash
10 do. Porto Rico, nj very low prices
5 do. prime 81. Crois Sugar
100 bags from 10 IL cents, up ..,.,o =, "a
100 bbs n. Orleans Moasscs hrst Il'o iahi' a'' " "
cents per eullon-by the barrel, cash
? 10 hhds prime West India 40. - "a ...eo,, soun5
IN hbs No Gross Herrings, at SO 5o-pertesy souha
40 packages Loaf Sugar. some as low as l. T. s ,b.
IN hbs most beautiful Clarified Sugar, perecuy "h
for preserving, &c.
% packages splendid Teas
80 boxes fresh bunch Raisins
Cheese Of various grades 49,, - ruor..
10 900 lbs Cotton Yam reduced prices
!, Nails of every description
Iron of all sizes -,
Salt, Of largest and best sackng WOO, Gard.
Raw Cotton and WOOL Cotton ana Hooi Saia'
Lamp Oil, Sperm and Talow candles
Powder Shot, Turpenttne soap f,r f,rn.rs and
And great variety of other goods suitable ioi " va
others :, -, avery thing in our line, NJ
the very lowest pGces eah-belerng ,ha M WIFE
muely come to that lOl-,f
March 10
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Term. Of the Richmond Enquirer.

r,;-e- is pu5shed times neek during the session
" and tpies ceeS daring tse rest me year
g.a Mac - TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
n,u,rs eer AMMAN and Three Dollars for six months,
advance be pad an as cee; "l 'Tne " "a' posi-
,5yapt dI,ors Der al the tnI o' TIE year.
i OF II, This office may be RENTED per ma IN good and
& Bank at The risk Of Tue la", "a, s s aa
i any account the writer IL Is the accumulation ei
.t'e m ensve business which operates as serious tax
The will pay for nine papers, annually, shall have the
ih r;'i shall hereafter be considered incurred
IL Al and for years publications. unless specially
anu I G shorter me aud paid Tor III advance LOT mat sof'e
when snail be sent the order OF any and
- b.r unless paid for IN advance, or satisfactory re
inowh , 10 some and accessible person III regard 10
ference e y, MS nayls. But in of order for pub
tie rbo,t paymen from subscriber who IS unac
s4an'ed with Inc Sv sopS of this equation
n Of all subscribers whose ability to pay may be
- "a The publisher and who remain indebted ON open
The end of years. from the nse when the advanced
sst Was due Shall erased from the list OF suhscrlers
p!"' Resolutions Of the EdfoTidi ConcenncH q "a.
pu,ions are some Of the results OF the collective wis
ln ,hr inter experience of the Editorial Corps OF Virginia
90" STe assembled al Richmond on the i'tn 1ahn i'
these Resolutions, We are determined TO
- PISS recommend and our own interests rsSlne, an
hence them the ,ss Of men hns
DC ,hs English Of Cash Pay@fas NO Grass Oh men hs
no e s an abuse of the Credit Syste, than the Editors of
naners The great difficulty consists IN me transition from
n The other Notwithstanding the Resolutions OF the
on invention we been indhced to continue several
~ h.rs on the Book, who are IN arrears TO TINS once
~ ns change The name OF every subscriber VINO
we will positively be stricken of from our roll
!, q. commencement next volume
;s'he 'o TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
sr That be recommended to the Ed,.ns Of Hews sp
rates for advertising, and that they strictly adhere TO
49,. and that prices be always such as 10 give ia
". for the labor performed"
ionPsos'' " Resolution Of the Editorial Contention.
Of sixteen lines less first insertion, % CENTS Tor
continuance, ~ GEMS
eaFa W. inn distance must he accompanied with the advance
- -, satisfactory references, 10 insure execution
T. pe whose advertising may amount TO sieo per annum'
; he made 20 per cent? and 10 s5n, of 10 per cent
w an O,sari>> and Marriages from the cotry whenever
handwriting unknown this office must be anthem
In cndorsa,!on OF the Postmaster IL the neshhorhood
Ia i in no case be published. every measure thar has
may,nc-Wr must, therefore, insist IN such case upon
" heir. certified by the Of the Postmaster
,,,, d, a back D the letter.
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4 AL ABLE MhThPOEI ESTATE FOR SALE.-Intend-
remove 10 Missouri, the subscriber Offers for sale ha
The W called Spring Grore lying IN Caroline Conni! on
rrer, containing upwards of ro thousand ure hEE
hundred OF which cleared and arabic land
nar with two good and productive meadows valuable
Of about two hundred acres, lies on one extremity
yr, e large dyke has been made around considerable
and with little attention the greater part can De
s valuable timber The soil of Spring Grove admirably
choice ~ culture OF Indian Corn, Wheat and Tobacco and
Fd fSet with easy access, afforded by the Richmond,
Come ag aud Potomac Railroad, which passes through one
ve w ..1;t about half mile from the dwelling house,
f,d a 10 :s barns and granaries is ten miles from
looms an The Spring Grove dwelling house contains four
Passage ana nfst floor, three on tho second porco spacious
M a cellars All the necessary houses, negro quar-
esep, carriage house, barn. with wheat macbne all in
on and the enclosures very substantial There Is
e.e ,booneb a,se ana e"mn"aoes owemg
estate s, point which would render the division OF the
esae hose who may wish TO purchase are invited to visit
Aae Terms OF sale shall be made liberal.
Man WM. BANKHEAD.
lQ3-2m
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ALI ABLE REAL ESTATE Gcoehicnd Courl House tor
M-Pnsuan the provisions of deed OF uust executed
ohn Fleming and Indiana his wife, to the subscribers Tor
purposes therein specified which deed IS duly recorded IN
ne s ore Goochand county, shal! proceed 10 sci! TO
hshe bidder, for cash, the property at Goochand court
on Monday. the goth day of April next, III beins souI.
consln: Land containing three hundred anu
acres Tavern, Store Houses, and variety OF
IA estate valuable in the market sale. The Land is
and the location Of the Tavern is such, that the prots 10
d on be considerable TO entcrprising ana luu
a. manager The title TO the property believed to be un-
Sa'ssIed U.s.
FRANCIS w. SCOTT, T,ustees.
March = san " loo-tds
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rnANsIoN HoIJsE-seven families can be
N win board for the season. by the year. Also neeh OF
twenty day boarders. 800, , ,bs bonse offers every
in the centre q e. eEs merchant or To families
,i,r civ an h,siness Persons visiting the city WIN
own can have their horses attended 10 IN w ~
manner Charges always moderate MARY TURNER
:, -, l02-2awtI5Ap
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ID. s. GREGORY & CO., Managers.

MAMMOTH LOTTERY FOR APRIL. ls.-Capital $4,000
Nl Also, IS 900, 5000, 10000
Alexandria lottery,
Glass A, for 1870.
HW positively be draen Saturday. the 18th april 1870 at a<sGn
dria d. c.
D. S. GREGORY Il Co., Managers.
d 900 powihg splendid prizesml prize Of s.aoo
- 100 az 5000, 1000 2s; Of
oo ~ u "0 " u draw 1902 so Of lo6o 80; 100 Of 500
Tickets only s9o; halves 10; quarters $; eigh'hs ,"
Certificates of pac kages of % whole tickets, sou
DO do 70 half do $780,
Do do 26 quarter do o.
Do do % eighhs do ~ So ,
Orders for tickets and shares certificates OF ID .ns
above Lottery will promptly attended and The drawing sent
mmcdIatel, after il is over. Address
D. s. GREGORY & CO.. Managers,
Richmond "a
No..h l02-2wd
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HATS. HATS!! HATS.!.

WHOLESALE and retail fashionable and cheap Hat and Cap
w stMe above and nearly opposite the Bell TavcrI. Main
Street, Richmond, Va.
NJ r. sTEEDs, grateful patronage which he has
ccyed from the citizens of Virginia. since he commenced bust
last year. respectfully asks leave inform his patrons and
public large that he hand Of HATS,
which he can with confidence recommend being nade OF the
hest materials by the celebrated manufacturers the
fashion, and possessing elegance of style and appearance
be surpassed by Hats offered in this market Those
gentlemen who supply themselves with Hat,
and wish good, duabe elegant and fashionable Hal, the
reasonable price will please call the fashionable Hat
above and nearly opposite the Bell Tavern where they
fail To suit themselves.
Jan 80 lSi-rl nj. /. SIEEDS
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VITIILIAM SKEEN, s0rneg at Lar, Covingtgn Virginia
w will practise regularly the superior and nfao Courts OF
Allegheny, Boetou and Greenher ana IN he
pc ror Courts of Bath and Pocalontas. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-19

T ECTUREs TO YOUNG MEN.-Six Lectures 10 Young men
IL delivered in Richmond. by the Rev. +. H. Chapn.
Ii expected the woih Ill be published The hrs, week III April
Price 30 cents.
Members Of the Legislature aud others who expect To leave the
city previous 10 The publication TO have the work
forwarded 10 them, application to
March IL iiuJ-3ti SMITH L. PALMER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-19

NTARGRAvE WINNER OF TIE GREAT ST, LEGER, will
w again occupy stables the present eason, which has
rnenced and will expire LIST July.
In order conform the public sentiment frequently expressed
shat all Stations in This country stand high price,, am
induced TO offer the services Of udgrGre at $50 cash. for each
mare, with 81 10 te Mares will be we'll fed with grain
and hay - No left with the Horse will he
delivered until all paid and lor the seasons such
DO the money b. pad when the served.
Culuured bdrd without accommodations
for white Every pecauon taken To prevent accidents
or escapes, but no liability for either.
For performances of Narare and his stock (which appear
ed the English Tnr in 1899 and 1897 the public is referred
TO the English Racing Calendars.
My address, Richmond, Va.
RIO. {. WILLIAMSON.
Feb Il-lawiw
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March II

% 900 SLAVES AND HEADING, seasoned for -four bar
OUUUU rels and 900 Hoop Poles for wanted AT The
for which the highest market pce VIII he pad on
,s,,,.,r J. G.. WATSON,
.7gent, Penientgry.
r.he SS-2m
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StrattOn's Office.

sa in all the
aud cashed by srKArros the Seller, little IL
months.
Drawn Nos in Alexandria Lottery, No. TO- drawn March o.
- Al 81 - 30 81 81 81 IL 4. IA 90 "a
Whole Tickle. Nos 20 o. a, prize of s5osold and eahed
Drawn Nos. in Sussex County Lottery No H. drawn March -
80 4 3 "a 10
Half Ticket Nos 80 a. another capital sold and cashed by
Drawn Nos. in Va Mononsaa Lottery No g. drawn March ID
~ So > s. 70 50 1s 80 IS 81 &c -
Virginia State Lottery,
f"r e benefit OF the Benevolent Mechanic Association
Class No. 3, FoR 1910.
-'sA' GRAND & scnE Ess''S &'' 'n's ''''
5S.s21 Dollars!
$20,000-la,0 0O-5 00O-3, 22S-3000.
100 prizes Of $1,000 so of 500 60 of 300 &C. Tickets only so
NB-orders from the country promptly and sonddsnlaIy at
March Il lla4-,fl Richmond, "a.
ID. NJ. HOYT'S Exchange and Lottery Office,
March, lsio
THE following Schemes 10 be drawn in March, arc published
wish have Tickets in Splendid Lottery How hopes that
his friends VIII send their orders Immediately, order that there
may DC no aSsT GF1tcsF shanss a
CAPITAL aS'i5s PF1s I sSg Ne ssj ''s"
prize of $4,000 10 900 &C.; 100 prizes Of Tickets only
Certificates Of packages &c Whole Tickets will be sent for
Fo. Tickets or Shares, please address D. NJ. HoYT
Feb3 tsi-,sl Richmond, IA
ID. S. GREGORY & CO., Managers.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR MARCH-Si0,Uoo dollars. for the
" 7hand sassaf dollars, tNett, s5o,oOo for the alst
Most splendid Capital So i dollars! Melt $4,000 And 100 pr
Of 81, 600.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit ofthe Petersburg ehevon Mechanic Association
CLASS No. g. $780,
To be drapa at 4eydndra Saturday. 2lst March, 1870.
GRAND SCHEME.
SJS,S24 Dollars!
$50, 000-l0 0G0-5, 00D-3,22S-3, 900.
100 prizes Of oO 50 $780, TO of ZOO Tickets only slo
Certificates Of packages of 20 Whole Tickets sO Shares
proportion.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Of The Town OF Wellsburc
Class No. 2, 1870
To be dranH 2ieyGadria, "a, Saturday. s March, 1870
GRAND CAPITALS.
S30000-l0, 000-5, O00-4 ,000-2 ,500-2, 0G0-l747
prizes Of lo00 D of 500; 2s Of 800 200 Of 300 &c
Tickets only S.9 halves ); quarters $50
Certificates of packages Is Whole Tickets $780, Shares in
proportion.
For Tickets and Shares Certificates of Packages the above
Splendid lotteries-address
d. :. GREGORY s CO., Managers,
Richmond, ia.
Drawings Immediately after they all who order
above.
Feb2 9i-td
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vtaRMERS-Coyer, Herds, Orchard and Timothy Grass
n, French, Sugar and Mangel Wurzei Beet-Jus re-
"wntdaud for sale by WIN. PALMER.
'tNch l03-a
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IIXgCUTORS SALE-Prsuant to the provisions OF The last
iI an; testament of Jacob l. tbrahirn dec, the under
ed VIII on the day Of April if fair, if not fair the
y owned by The said .b-aha and recently occupied by his
vw Thcndccia Abraham lying in the county OF Buckingham
nj ne Waou fork of Slate RIVER joining the lands OF
ys Gb>o ESD and oiers, and containing between hTe ana
~ hundred acres.
the same and place, eight likely Negroes the
SOCK plantation utensils, ctop household aud kitchen furniture
=
Tsu. cr S.tE-A credit of - months will be given for all
over - The purchasers giving bonds with approved security
and decd OF trust on land the purchase money
thereof Cash will be required for all sums OF = and nnder
ANDERSON u. ABRAHAM.
.Ietiny er'or Of j. l. .'brcha,a, dre.
Mach y lbi-Is
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CNr of sIAVES-Gy virtue of deed of trust executed 10
The subscribe. by Fleming Brown 10 secure TO VIM i H. rT
Iay June s and of record Clerks office OF the Coh
court Of Hanover shall, Tuesday, the oath day Of NAIL
81, AZ pablo auction for cash. valuable Slaves, TO WIZ WI
ham, Robert Disy Caroline and Minerva Tor so many OF them Is
'aS 'r necessary 70 Sa's! sA'' WM. III. WINSTON.
ps,,a 90-2awtds
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POLITICS.

Inc iohowing Communication from Mr. Senator Anderson
"""u pa'c ocen laid before the Public earlier hour
columns bad not been filed by important and pressing ar
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- 80 WM. L. WHITE.
Rs-haye very fine Young Stallion 4years old by Goah
nat will sell reasonable terms, or Will farm MN out
Ny the form and color Of his grande, oid fciPse
Bell Tavern S:aIJe 80 w l.. w.
F.aa9 q4-6w
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ct LEDGER-hs very stallion IS beautiful dapple
y full inches high and possessing immense power m
American Eclipse and pedigree throughout oil the pnest
ksd fun the noted race mare ARIEL Lance au
oKeNy His dam also the dam OF Roman spienuiu anu
Angelina al winners from one to miles; and what u re-
neither Of these horses ever broke down. MOI.
Shslndng great num5e they ran, "icl h h.
oaini 10 h. very great consideration with THOSE VINO
brre. for the turf Il very often happens of late that JUST
as horses BEGIN distinguish themselves upon 1e 'ut' 'e
or 'lnews give way. :,
ST. Ledger my stable Spring Grove Hanover County,
Courthouse 10 he m 10 mares at s25 season, and S45 TO insure
in fa partin. with the will forfeit the insn
case Mares well led with grain ut 80 per day, and good
pastures furnished gratis Every care VIII be taken 10 pe.en
accidents and eapes hut responsibility Tor any '' may h"
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Toyr William r. Thompson of the executors named in
n, wll Of VIM. P. Thompson deceased:
YOU are resident Of this STATE you will please take
, Of TN, foregoing order Of Court and consider this notice rs
,Ir.a service Of the SAME on you. BERNakp Ha1aS.
T. TnL y lO4-2awt20Ap