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GEN. HARRISON

Much has been sad by the Van Buren,
press relative to Gen. Harrison belonging
to an Abolition Society; and although this
charge has been repeatedly contradictcd
by the Wing Press, still the Nanitcs would
rive currency to 1t. We now invite at
teuuon to a letter in q preceding column
written by Gen. Harrison himself to Ey-
Governor Owen Of this State, contradict.
ing the statement explicitly.
We have another letter before US to
James Lyon, ESQ. of Richmond, Va, OF
the subject of Abolition, which we shall
try to lay before our readers next week
So, it will appear from these letters tina
Gen. Harrison is not SO completely undei
the control of his conscience keeping com
miaec as the Loco foco prints would Try
to make us believe.
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K. W. ALLISON, Sec'g,


Mr.. Horror. SIR: | live IN the low
err end of this county and as the election of
members to the Legislature is approaching
near, it is high time that we should con
suit together, that we may determine who
of the candidates are best entitled to our
sufiragcs. SIR, we have six Courts year,
the County Court is held a week at time,
the Superior Court two weeks IN success
Esion, in all two months in a year, some OF
| us are compelled (Iet it be ever 50 busy a
tmc) to leave our homes IN the capacity
of Jurors, Witnesses, &c, and Us our resi-
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CHARLEsTON-JUNE Is.

- We are authorized to announce
TSAI 1LENANDER, Esq, as a Can
office Of Sheriff at the ensu.
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aprWc stated week before last that a
great celebration was TO take place at Sa-
lsbury on the Ath of July. We have no
doubt from the preparations making that
1t will surpass all former celebrations. 1t
will be on small scale after the Balt-
more Convention. There will be several
Log Cablns-thc one from Lincoln coun'
~ will be made of timber cut from three
battle grounds, VIZ: Ramsour's Mills, Cow
pens and Kings Mountain. Cabarrus will
send one, the timber to be taken from the
ground on which the powder was blown N
DESIGNED to she'd the blood of American
Citizens by Gov. Tryon. Guiliord vii
send one composed of timber from her bat
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~ TIE SUB Trcamg.-Thrs measure
is still under discussion in the House of
Representatives to the exclusion of every
thing else. Three Feds made speeches III
favor Of it on Monday.
We suppose from the following in the
Madisonian, that the Administration will
pass it, though their movements in the
House look but little like :--Rich. Jbig.
COS Drr-That Mr.. Van buren, has been
anxious 20 postpone the passage Of the Nub-Irea-
surv. alleging as i reason, that he could accom-
plish more for himself and party with that mea-
sure pending than established. That Mr.. Cal.
houn had serious interview with Mr.. Van Blu.
ron. demonstrating against the postponoment OF
the measures, declaring that il was for that alone
he came 10 his support-that he could effect moth,
inc as his "ally" without ii, and that, If he,
tho President showed any equtyocauon or hes.
nancy about It. he lCalhoanl could not sustain
himself in his position That Mr.. Van Baren
Welded through fear Of losing Mr.. Calhoun-tIat
a caucus was held after the interview, aud the
bold step Of abrogatng the standing rules, for the
sake of keeping the Sub Treasury up till 1t passed
was resolved upon and accordingly executed
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Trgm ne Ifilmiseio1 t@cCrtiSfr. .
n HlRRlsON's LETTER TO TIN
nov. J. OWEN
h. have been kindly permitted 10 ruJ
he annexed explicit, aud uncquiyoca
BY Gen. Villa ! Henry Harrison
y charge Of his nov being, or hayin,
4 been member Of an Abolition Society
hen asked BY Gov. Owen, ARE Won
Or have you ever been a member Of On
llon Society
replies Il answer dccisircly no. =
h. language be plainer-could a more
he, more pointed answer be given !
I IS no evasion, no crcumlocuiion. no
rag the question. Il is boldly. hones,
[airely met. But will this silence his
|naIaiors! No-Pot.house politicians
|ej pariizans, odd deliberate llbeIle,s.
continue 10 misunderstood and misre.
Isnl Gen. llsrrison whenever il can sui
| their sc!ssh purposes or advance their
interests. These lowd fellows or
ilser sort are incapable Of DOING an
aenl justice. Their Tiny understand.
ca, aol comprehend how goodness or
r,ss can characterize an oproneat-.
.e ell 10 the letter.
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NNtQ WILL
WILLIAM IT. HARRISON

WILLIAM II. HARRISON.
Haa John Olssa
this we will add tho following extract
he Yeouan as farther Calculating Cen.
sons opinions.
ir Calpmny Rcfated, and Rtaera.
non Of Sound Opinions
ne weeks since, The Richmond 10.
rcpublished, from the Wartenrop
soaian, a story purPoruus 10 give tho
lnce Of a conversation, Oh board a
boa, from North Bend 70 Cincinnati
en- Gen. Harrison aud a gentleman Of
banding. In this report, Gen. Harm
as represented as having aroiugl-ct,
vote against the Missouri K src.
nd as having advocated Abolition doc
&c.
on seeing this statement, the Editor
Fredericksburg Arena cut Il out and
sed i, to y. Drake, Esq. Of Cincinnati,
eturned an answer, under date Of lob
stating that he had ius, had an inter.
with Gen. Harrison, aho declared the
aaiemen, to be absolutely taise.--
Drake states that he was further au.
zed BY Gen. Harrison 10 say, that
piulon which 10 entertained, Oh this
Ct, at the period oil his vote Oh the
our question, remained unchanged
rat, from the time Nhcn that vote was
70 the present hour, he has uniform
| Oh upon all occasions, maintained the
ctness Of the doctrines, then held hs
Ia regard 10 the constitutional righl
iiagHri 10 ADMISSION INTO the mon
u.re}irtdsoa If Slarerg and luther,
10 dong 50, he has never done ''io
to his conscience.
{. p. concludes by ahlrmGg ,ou tbs
roIs aUthori,y,) "lhat he ,Gen l..
nor, nor has he ercr been II adro.
y The doctrines n The i50Ii'iouR.
: present views on tina, subject may
lhered most clearly and At Ieugtb, from
lnccnnes Speech 81 l-25.
MOI, this Sufficient 10 silence all IT,,
Ius Of the enemies Of Gen. Harrison
MS subject. Il not, nothing w,Ii, nue
must be allowed to bab5lo Ca unit
smber, when the great popular wave
s.eep them at oHcc ,a.o silence tu.
lon.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev. Solomon Snyder, of the Regular Bap'
lists, will preach at Dr. Fox's, on The 4th Sunday
Of the present month.
jane Is, 1870
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h. Ttml.-Thc Torres are doing their
st 10 Withdraw the attention %. the poo
Rom the dls,rcsscs Of the times, ard to
upon stale charges Of Federalism, and
like, II Is needless. The hard times
| palpablc. Every man, except the mt
cells and secs, that the prosperity OF the
| try had been destroyed. And be knows
the Administration party has been IN
T for eleven years past, trying eNPcn
IS and eypcdlents, and promising US a
q harvest and that every step has but
| ged w deeper 10 difficulty. II they
the power to make good thclr promS
aud to promote the prosperity of Tie
TRY, Why do they suffer Il TO be destroy
and Il they have nni, the people would
cll 10 pu, IN those sh o have Fay. OBS
n AMUSING Incident, - cstcrday, whea
Resale was leaving port, a number OF
Wings Of the city went down to bid the
cations from the Upper Mississippi good
As the boat put out from the shore,
citizens gave three cheers. When they
c through, a good sturdy looking fellow
|dlng IN the street, sung out, solitary ano
e, llurtah for Van Bureu" lilo had
Fcoly finished his hurrah when q big dog
ped out and seized him by the leg. The
lw turned around, aud with great gool
nor exclaimed ---" BY Cd, its time io'
to turn over when even the dogs bite TIT
burrahlng for Van Buren," Such pcali
laughter as followed this expression, w
o never heard on any other occasIon'-
LOUIS Republican.
Interesting Anecdotc.--At the late Va
ren meeting in Philadelphia, MIR, Dallas
no course of his remarks undertook t
bounce Goneral Harrison, as blacI
,kade federallst and shortly afterwards
tho Philadelphia Gazette says; :" by wa,
illustrating VIVA, be meant by such an al
al, wo presume, turned and Introduce
+ Richard Rush, the first man IN Phifd
phia that worc the black coctadc, to th
llehce,"
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TIE OLD SOLDIER AGAIN.


While Col. Foster was speaking 10
Knoxville, the other day, another Of those
incidents occurred which speaks volumes
in favor Of Old Tippccanoc. Col. Foster
remarked, that Gen, Harrison has been
called coward ~ Il have seldom
said Col. Foster, spoken to so large an au-
dience as this, but there were some old
soldiers present who could bear testimony
on this point. Arc there any present -
- was with Gen. Harrison exclaimed
veteran present whose name IS David Crit
fin. Was Gen. Harrison a cotcdrd, asked
Col. Foster No was the old mans IN
dignant response" he was no coward-
a drawer man never lived p'-Rd!. Reg.
.Suprcme Coprt-Thc following gentle
men have been admitted to County Court
Practice, VIZ John 4. Downe9, Of Gran
vile Co.. Thomas +. Houston, Of lrcdell,
Vernon Cosby, Of Ralcigh. Henry +. Lock
cit, of Granville, jeremiah Clark, Of EsseA
County. Mass. ]. VI. Scott, q Cabarrus,
Griffith !. Mere, Of Wilmington, John
London. Of Wilmington, Todd H. Cald.
well, Of Burke, John w Cameron, q
Moore, William Hooper, Of Chatham, Fred
eric II. MacDoweN, If Mocklcnburg, and
". J. kcahcv. OF NcckIenuWg. And the
following gentlemen have been admttedto
Superior Court Practice, 'lz:--PcTin II.
Busbcc. Of Raleigh, and Thomas {. Dowd.
Of Fraukln.-Raleigb Star.
Sudden DcqtL.-On Friday night last,
between aud 10, Oven Holmes, Esq, oil
this Town. walked out INTO the street short
distance from his dwelling, accompanied by
a servant, to whom he repeatedly complain
I'd OF being unwell. The servant left him
for few moments, and when he returned,
.uund him on tie ground IN an apoplecilc
ft. Assistance was immediately called and
Mr.. Holmes removed 10 his house, when
the remedies usual in such cases were ap.
piled, which had the effect Of restoring him
10 a monen.ary consciousness, bu! at ono
o'clock he died. Mr.. Holmes was law
yer of extensive practice, and q, the time
OF his death a candidate for Elector on tho
Administration ticket. His loss to the com.
munity will be seyerly felt. lie was in tho
+ 18th year Of lis Wilmington ChrO"'
jeic 10th, 37st.
50
AqytFer Screu Loose. w e have already
chroncled the backing out Q. three Van
Buren, candidates for clecior in Tennessee.
A fourth, ". G. Childress, has just follow
ed IN the footsteps Of his retreatlug prede'
cnssnrs y y ILtrcS
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Who ,rcads alone,
----------------" Tho trcads a.0nc,
~5rae baaquct hall deserted
Whose lights are fled, whose garlands dead,

Some bshquc, hall deserted
Whose lights are fed, whose garlands dead,
And every guest departed +"
The recollection, however. Of the drhgbtiul
incidents connected with Tins Celebration, vii.
ever remain curraycn on the memory 1l the eli.
Gems Of Raleigh, vi th the freshness OF an over.
green Take the whole festival together, and il
was no dJgbt, The most interesting and ANNA.
ted scene Of joyousncss that ever occurred IN
North Carolina. The occasion was SO unusual,
the distinguished guests SO numerous, and all the
circumstances Of the aSsemblagc SO nspirtinE,
that wc DO no, believe one individual has lcfl us
without having experienced the most generous
and p'elslrabie emotions. From the first burst
OF feeling with which the Cars, bearing our
guests were greeted, Ill the last sally OF conyi.
vial humur died away, 1t was one scene Of hi,a,
ritz. enthusiastic emotion and cordial good fol.
tovship. No maligu spirit Of party oJtrudod its
balctal influence no lll5orllty OF sentiment
dumped the general satisfaction but the whole
coacourse seemed as one body, sw5yCd by one
motive, actultcd hv one sentiment.
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~ The citizens Of Ralalgh gave grand
Festival in honor Of The completion Of the
State Capitol and the Raleigh and Castor
Rad Road. 100 guests were invited to
attend, and from the accounts in the Ra.
leigh papers moro imposing celebration
was never witnessed, and all passed of
without any accidcn, to mar the Joyousness
gf tine occasion. We have only room al
tms time for the following notice Of the
celebration by the Raleigh Register:
THE THREE DAYS" ~ JUNE
Tho Grea; Festival gotten up By the cltizons
Of Raleigh. IA homer OF two magnificent Fab!ic
Works, oar SEW CulroI and tue RtIriGH ANp
GA-ros Rai ROW, has passed away and each
mcm8ar Of our community foTc!bly realizes the
feelings Of him
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4 NurF0R sol YIiERN DEMOCRATS
TO CRACK

TO CRACK.
W. fad iha following preamble and re.
solution IA tbs proceeding Of Congress Of
tic la,h instant. and we cannot withhold
j, ous nISmrn, irom orr readers. Tins Is
case which cl,aily proves Mr. Van Bu-
rcn'- feeling toward. the slaves. If there
is one spark ii lofe Of country lel IN the
b1som If the loud.m5ofhcd Democrats y
Il, tbs South, SIC SHOULD ,nuk this state
uaui, ssh TIE proof, Of NEGROES BIZ
ING ADMITTED IS WITNESSES
sc tlNsT 4 WHITE MAN, and tia,
at Tire South, would rouse tAcm up and o.
pen their cye. 10 tha danger u continuing
such mau as Nh Van Bar,u lu the Pre-
aaaae3 "a man who ,vua fuj nothing 10
the proceedings &C alc case which requires
h,s ,atctrmaco. notwithstanding the .eel-
mgs of q southern gentleman had been
outraged by the introduction Of Negro les.
amoay against htm, This may do for the
North, bu, sc hope the South viii lrown
Indignantly a, ,uea conduct Let every
Southern man apply the case to himself,
I Mr. UOTTs, of Vrgm.a, who asked leave "a
uTr DE- following preamble and resolutions "o'
..,..af i.at aa ao4 Wmsrlf personally. aud, As "
E.ns. .f'Hitea. responsible ioI tbu truth OF every
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Prentice gives a bad account OF Ken
dall's successor. If it be true, Mr.. Van
Buren, has a l,nack at finding bad charac.
tcrs for high office.
If there are many who expect change Tor
the better in the Administration Of the affairs OF
the General Post Office from the substitution Of
Niles for Kendall, they will be disappointed, We
have lived in the same town with Niles, ana know
him we'll He is 4 mcrcenary and inscriptions
political hack by habit and education, and black
ruard by nature lie is equally stranger to the
principles of a man OF honor and the manners and
courtesies of gentleman. To the morals Of a
wolf hc unites the manners Of hedgehog,
Great Wing Convention in AIabdma.-
On the LIST instant great Wing Conyen-
ton was held in Tuscaloosa, the capital OF
Alabama. We learn from the Mobile Ad-
vertiscr that the Convention was organized
by choosing the Hon. John s Hunter OF
Lowndos county, President, and the ap-
pointment of seven Vice Presidents, and
! five Secretaries. More than one thousand
delegates are estimated to have been pre-
sent, The Convention was conducted with
mos, perfect good order, and the greatest
unanimity prevailed. The following gen
tlemen were nominated for Presidential
electors: ARTHUR f, HopKINs, JAMES Az
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Igyy, was cali d, swarm, and eXanlncd before the
Court whcreupon the accused presented the fol-
lowing paper IN writing, which, at bis request,
was spread upon the record, TO wit
1.-The Court having decide TO receive and re-
cord'the testimony of colored PERI Jns. she accus-
ed in regard to this witness, can only reiterate
his objections as set forth ia the case Of Mitchell,
the Captains steward. The accused viii pursue
the same course with this Witness that he decl-
ded to take with the other coorcd man.
GEORGE MANN iIOOE.
} Lieut. u. 5. ~"
I That the trial progressed until "Wednesday the
| 5t day Of June, when the Court entered up It's
/ judgment, Of which the following is the conclu-
+ SION
! Am the Court therefore hath and doth SEN
ionce ~ said Lieut.. George VI. lIooe to be dis
missed hm the West India squadron, after hag-
ing been -eprimanded in general orders by the
honorable tIe Secretary Of the Navy"
inch sad proceedings arc endorsed,
Appoyed, J. X. PAuLDING.'
Ihat on tiierotun Of the President Of the Uni,
yea states to tue scat Of Government, the sad
Lieut. George NJ, Ilooa addressed a rcmonstrance
TO his Ezcolcncy, the President, complaining Of
the irregularities Of the Court, generally, which
rrmpnstrancc concludes with tho following state.
mcut:
here 80. 'oiut IN the proceedings
Of T., a,'. tiouf .lhcir legality to which |
CIV, I, r.Ipe ..t Z ention Of your EXcellen-
men are deeply .nl to WHICH g all soaln9ra
.N 4, s.aai Ia N a5 s,ss %.a y
court, two negroes, one
The cook, and The other pri,-tu steward Of Com.
maudcr Leyy, were introduced as witnesses a.
r4iust me. protested against tarir legal com.
potency to be witnesses IN The Territory o. tlor!.
ia, on the ground that they wer, negroes. The
Count disTegarded my exception, ana as the re-
cord shows, they were allowed 10 be examined
aud to testify on ms trial THIS charge 0s a
proceeding Illegal and erroneous on the pare OF
tie Court, and, # 20, according to established
law and precedent, must yitiate and set aside
thcir whole proceedings, All which Is most res.
pecttully submitted TO your consideration and fl
nal decision, By your obedient servant,
GEORGE MANN HOOE,
Lieut.. L. 5. Navy"
That after an examination Of the record, the
President returned the same TO the Navy Depart.
mcnt 81 .ih the following endorsement
The President finds nothing N tho proceed.
ings IN the case Of Lieut., tlooe which requires
his interference. NJ. V 81
And whereas the introduction Of negroes md
private servants OF the prosecutor, as witnesses 10
testify against the character Of gentlemen Of the
Nay, Ia the service Of their country, is prac.
uco, though sanctioned by the President Of the
United States, tha, VIII not be justified, and ought
no, 60 BE- tolerated by southern men, OF " North
,rq men tr5tb South srH praciples,' and il not
corrected. nas, operate as a serious injury to the
Navy, TO thu humiliation OF It's officers, and Il
the infinite GiscgedIt OF the Government
Ers.fy,y t6er.fgre That the Secretary Of til,
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AaJtHer Screu Loose. We have already
chronicled the backing out Q. three Van
Buren, candidates for clector in Tennessee.
4 fourth, ". G. Chldress, has just follow
ed IN the footsteps Of bis retreatiug prede'
cessors.-A. !. TifacS.
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GEORGE MANN HOOE,
a. ,.,,t n - \

That, on the same day, TO wit, the 3oth day oil
May, Daniel Waters, negro cook, ana pf'Va,.
servant OF tho said original prosecutor lHah T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
GARDEN SEEDS.
RADMM a KaYAs

EAOISl3 q ISHX3S,
Haze just received at their Store IN Ber-
ryptfte, Clarke county, large srp-
ply Of fresh G.aRDE.ArSEED,
the groscfh Of last season, to
tckich they inrite the at
tentioncf the public.
Early Frame Peas. do. Bishop Dwarf, aud
Long Pod Beans. Six Week Dwarf do. and
Red Marrowfst do.
Early Sugar Corn.
Long Blood Beet. White French Sugar do.
Early York Cabbage, Large Early do. do.
SalSafy.
Squash Pepper.
Long Green Cucumber, Early Frame do.
Ned TurniP Radish, Long white do.
Nastetium.
Crooked Summer squash, Crooked Winter do.
Double Parsley.
Carolina Water Melon.
Mangel WurtzeIl.
Nutmeg Melon, Grsea CilFop do.
T. Green Savoy Csbbags. Drum Head do.
White Onion, Straw Cold do.
Blood Beet TurniP, rooted.
Early csuliHower
Scotch KsIe.
Early sugar Loaf Cabbage.
White Solid Celery.
ParsnIp Seed.
Acorn Squash.
white Fiat Tarnip.
Large Red Tomato.
Esriy Silesia Letlnce.
Potato Pumpkin.
BerryViIle, Clarke county, Va
March ~, 1870.
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Trust SALE.

NY virtue OF Deed Of Trust, executed b,
~ Colin Peter to the undersigned, a. trustee
bearing date on the 24th Of April, 1885, aud do
" recorded, for the benefit Of John J. stuIi
Cashier Of the Farmer sud lschaHics Bank OF
GeorgetoWn. and Bnshrod T.. Washington,
shalt proceed 10 cell en- FTSdsy. EAs 29n q Asss
iS4O, 81 chsm6ers' Tavern IN Haiitown, Il cub
lic auetion, 70 the highest 5'5&er, fes rss6S mo
HsSs
Strfy-sir and One-haLf .4cres Of Land,
(more or less
being part Of the laad now in the possessios Of
she said Colin Peter, sud lying IN two separate
and detached parcels, 20 vi
.fbOut .torty-six end one-kGlf .4erss IN
cultivation,
Dear The Brick Mill; and about
40 ACRES or WOOD LAND.
adjoining the lands Of George c. snd Lswis ".
Washington, and Lsmusi MolsFs heirs. The
lshd h naturally fertile, aud 10 high state 81
Improvement
Such title ais vested 10 me which ls believed
70 Be indisf uiabIe) will Be made The purchaser,
6sft no other. JOHN NOlEn
March %. 1890 -ts TJus,ss
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PARAGON.


n Thorough Bred Nerve,
WILL stasA the present ssasee at ssoaa
w Point, Jeasrsoa ecanty. on Fridsys and
Saturdays; NJ Bookisstows, Berkeley county,
on Wednesdays add Thursdays; end al -
on Mondays and Tuesdays in each week, during
tho season, which viii expire % The 10th July
(Paslie days sxesPtsd.) He will Be is, to
leap. NJ twslvs dollars the ssason-(,o be dis
charged By Ten dollars IL paid BY I0u. Jsiy) and
tweuty dollars 10 insure. Parting with the
marc or irregular attendance al the stand, to
forfeit the Insurance.. In every exse 50 esat,
10 the groom.
P.4R7GON
o. beautiful bay, fifteen and a half hand.
high. was bred by NE. ferret Of Fairfax eoun-
y, and exhibited every promise Of No. race
horse; but owing 10 an accident hsd 10 be with
drawn from the turf, and has since been stand-
ing. He is known where he he's heretofore
stood 70 be one OF the surest foal getiers, and
bis colts are Of the highest promise Those DIS
posed 20 breed from = horse or Tie puresl blood,
which his pedigree abundsntly iesilkes will rare
fly have such an opportunity 81 60 low price.
PEDIGREE.
PARAGON was got by the virgins Eclipse,
he By the i0portsd horse Eagle, . fun brother
70 Spread Eagle, (Esgis) one Of the most beau.
thal horses ever sees, and very large, full rs
-~.-. ate"t et~oo oeyt Bot " NotGntcff, ne
BY o'kellsy's famous Eclipse cut OF Tartar
mare, his dam BY the famous HighHysr, his
graad dan By Engineer, his great grand dam
By cade, he by the Godolphin Arabian, bis z z
grand dam the Lsss Of The MIN, by Traveller,
&c. &c. nc. See siod Book psgs 337.
heivins, the grand dam OF Parsgos, con-
monty called the Twenty Mile mare, vas rot
by the imported horse PrseipstAie, her dam by
Donganusn, he By old Medley, Imported, her
grad dam By Mark Anthony, her z grand dan
By the imported Flimnap, her z grand dam
by old Mark Antbouy, her 6 Z grand dam by
imported Jolly Roger, her gggg dam import
ed mare Mary Grey. by Roundhead, DOT Of
Ringbone. the dam OF The Ancestor Sterling,
Paragons dam Virginia was got By the tho
rough bred running heTss, TimOleon, bred BY
Mr. Dick OF Maryland. his grand dam the Maid
OF Oakland, BY the imported horse Sterling. his
grand dan BY Halls Eclipse, Imported; his
grad dan By Mr.. Brsnt's Ebouy, his z z z
grand dan Tsseers SubliDs, which was BY the
0odolpAtn Arabian.
TinoleoD, the grand sire Of PARAGON, on the
dan sIds. wss rot ~ the noted running horse
Grey Diomed, the very best sOa Of the old i'm
ported Medlsyi bis dan BOncy Lass, By the
Imported horse ysaitian, his grand dan By
Leyd's Traveller, bis z grad dan By Bsnja-
min Dulsnys othello, bic z grad dan IN i'm
ported mare from The Duke OF Hamplon,s stock
by Spot. Bis & grand dam b. Sidburx, Car
touch, childsrs, sc. &c. ia
April Q. lsIo.-3t.