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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-24

600 ACRES of excellent Land in Bedford County Virginia.
OUU within the Courthouse for sale. Two hundred
acres Of first spenddy
Near acres in other is well
well chosen apple and peach and other fruit
large harms shielded all round and thrashnC machine
pletr ovcrs.cr and negro houses all with brick chimneys
Liberty 1.-The Courthouse Of said County, has large Female
Academy operation, excellent male school, and
effort now making tobud aage male academy, brick churches
and fourth about commencing.
also wish 10 sell my House and Lot in Liberty full of
said plantation. The dwelling house mostly brick, good
rooms with FIRE places brick office with rooms, Kitchen
HE ice and carriage house, within loo yards
The whole property either part would suit professional
planter or we'll will sell bargain said property
and nm good terms South account
rheumatic Affections Those desIrous purchase will please call
and view the propertyte the better for the
purchaser II will be constantly for sale until sold.
WILLIAM COOK.
Al 10 tll2-wSwl Liberty, "a, ih 7pr7i, 1870.
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TmnortcL i,,ack Arabian.

rgNliIS popular Dagcilcr, VIII otchlf ii present 80
i old stand nj nv stables ~ Prince Edward On Tue "#
mile. South ui tie, ilrur-hlEg Town vt tanuNlt lie
conuudatr vscrS n former rates. 'Z: -" i'r >'ao
NAV be discharged by the payment ni >v' ." ''"' "'
Inly neat when the season terminates 80 W HiAh'
whrn the fact a>ccralnrd. ~ the property i ii"N
cash his faithful groom IN every instance A.''
horse shall he strictly attended ~ III - cents ]" ""i
may Slirl! a!lirn thAi no or. i.i> ever '''il'," -
or CONDITION ~ any mare ii ~ NY care a. S'i' -
S"nal tntoh Ia All shtE business "u''- "'' "' -
shall be boarded gratis
IhS - Black Atliah slAtl season ~ i"'''''' ~
old this spring, ana seems younger hn more "'
than when purchased liin HIih' hi'S' 81 '>'I''
aud use seems b"t Ia i'loS"'c ~ ~ ~" IN.
Known surtr horIc; nv nv M n :: ~ ,,G ,,...,.
leh1 ne WIS pCu ny ,ne =. :" - ,',iir, !,
MN thtougi our piie' =. ~ -, 80 l.t.
'l'' l'S iond W w, pel,' a ~, ~, ,,T7 ,i,.r m n
pot c"h" an" M"u'n roi.i'"i, -, -. ., an -
H'ii"H, 'HP''"i'S w" - " - - ~ .
hailuh rs Il manifestation" ~ "~ H' ~ ~" ~ '
There can possibly to any hil''In '"h .1''H -"
ucty oil Rach AtaDhhs history IL I'@''t'" 90" N'
OF Congress. have, moreover, +" 'otu'an ana 7'"
Serrttar! al STATE, tcStis III. !" tr N'fk ~ IRE "
Pihlic horses IKE pubic men, i'' li" "t" M ."
land. consider 1t Their priNl's' !" H'n"i a.. h"' ' l
none OF the genuine @rt WI m l'ut ,""N'"-" """+"-
the operation Black AtMah ms Mc',, ',' 'l"t,,> w
rons deep, storms ~ '"rl2n lanl' h,,,''u NI,
all around YET ne ma; y! t'u W.T." !, ,' "'tn,
" that wl mol be- casiy 'c''u ny any '.i'"l' '.,
from th' i'uh'a hr''' ,o" rom N''' lh' ~ w.
may: Tor ne liN Na-'"c rom W. s""'" I'm -"'
ahce ana uhl,i,' tohu lI'ui y, n,%u' :, '"A @ " t.
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER

From Sulphur Springs, Grenbrer County, Yrgnia
THE Undersigned 10 the public that
svely engaged in transporting this celebrated both
BOTTLE, and BARRELS may be desired by purchasers
They proper inform the public that long
and experience has fully established the fact
carefully depvng the wood of which the barrel made, all OF
its ncid and otherwise preparing for The PURPOSE the BARREL
rendered completely eecal for transporting and preserving
water, in lis purity and medical efficacy
wishing the water In BOTTLES, Obtain of
wholesale agents-7 Dursl, Richmond; Retrrd Norris a
more; Charles Els Co., Philadelphia; Of the Apothecares
Pe,rrsbrr Those wishing 10 obtain BARRELS,
dress their orders the undersigned who will deliver any
convenient shipping point To which il be ordered.
Hae Sulphur Springs, Ia WI B, CALWELL & co.
March IL l02-w6w
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OLD WINES AND LIQtORS.
PIPE and half pipes India Madeira Wine
i ! do old London Dock IognaC Brandy
Being part of the Stock of Mons j. II. Brengcrl
.1s0--A general assortment Of Old Wines and Liquors
Madeira in pipes, half pipes and Qr. casks
Pale and Brown Sherry, III half pipes
Port. ar. casks and bottles
Champagne, Carct. &c.
Old London Dock Coenac Brandy, &c.
Do jamaica, Antigua and Hollands
Richardson's and Gbson's Barley Whiskcy, &c. &c.
Groceries abundance, which will be sold prices
mensuate qualities and the present hard times
April 10 lll2-w:s2w NM WALLACE
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Aug. l6
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND Trust c'Af'

AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND Trust COM
Office No. 10, Sy,h SGeo, Bai'sgts'
CAPITAL rsp IS, Two MuLoS' o. pgL%,s,
THE President and Trustees Of this oomihh! T ID
ney on DepOsIte, which interest VIII IT, "i'n,
assurances Lives, Annuiics and EMO" ~.
crive and manage Trusts Of every description "nch IVY
United 10 their charge whether from indI'daA''' ''
dies, courts of justice. ,ts ,r,e
l. MosEY will be received and held In Trust ana ~
thereon paid semannualy. or quarterly, IN
direction OF the owncr-or the interest will tee
of every six months, TO the credit of the lEus' H
lation. 81.
q LIFE ISsuR.xcE.-Pcrsons may effect insurance n.
Company upon their own lives, or the ives :" ,as
year, term of years, the whole of life. ne ~
computed for this Company upon the most iaN"ii"'
well for the officers of the Navy and Army, A. 'h.H''
be had application 10 the Company or ' hs'r
3. ASNcirrEs.-These VIII he granted upon s.' ar ;,
enable the annuitant enjoy the largest income 10
amount of money. "a, , rs
g. ENpowMESr-A person who desires 10 - 81 81,
for ward, when he shall arrive NJ the az
marriage portion for a daughter, can effect II ''os
pany. ,. 20 Y.
Offers and TRUSTEES Of he CompGny-P MaSSnIry, h gr
President, Baltimore; John Dner, Esq, H. l.: ~, w. ,.t.
New York, Richard Wilson, Secretary, ~ lhu'''o"'
Secretary. , M Z
7rust;es-Tsaac Lawrence, Beverly Robinson, D. W.
Charles a. Davis, Samuel Wemoe, DAVID hs T So
Barckay l. suarcs Geore. F. Ta,ma W,rhsw l. Beyaa
Platt, john Moss, Philadelphia; James Io', ntisH ~
Samuel Hoffman, Frederick w. Bruno, u. = YUM
Gushing, Fielding Lucas, IT., Baltimore. ,,,, ro. -t
Applications may be made personally, OF =! " +, anus
the Agents for the Company in Virginia, VINO =
rates and other necessary information, 10 ",o fga p
fectng Insurnccs or making other aFransrin'"S
Company Tor the benefit OF their am.Ts % % a =
?. ". TABB, 7Se'tr i''''''
qrents u, Pr.tald.
PHrLrr NJ TAps, ESD, Richmond
VIZ. 5. stMPsoS, ESD, Petersburg.
Gro. w. CANT, Esq, Norfolk
RoRrKI A<DEksoS Esq, Williamsburg
JoHs. Bauer, Esq, Winchester III
June IA
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~.IU sIINUs
UN3S AWAY from the subscriber about the 18th j

AN AWAY from the subscriber about the 18th ins
IL named BEN likely dark nulattO about 81 or - years
are, inches hl.h, stout built mud, good cohtr
nance and flat nose: and panalnnnS dark grey
cassnct black fur hat have reason To believe that
he associated himself with white and
KING his way some Western States He lr
with negro of Mrs Frances McGrndc Of the color,
and rather stout built.
will give two hundred dollars o him taken the
and fy dollars all reasonable expenses faksn in the
and delivered Ia me- or secured in Jail that him again.
chesterfield County. STEPHEN DUEAL.
ll0-wiw
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to set the example The disastrous consequences 'na'
nav cnsuc. it is impossible to forete and tnay re-
oure wears Of legislation and large expenditure OF mo-
new hereafter to repair the evils it will prodce IN
view of these contingencies, am sure the mmbers OF
the legislature can need no admontions to ONT Out
and to enforce the duty they owe to the pubic and 10
themselves.
cere earnestness, must urge you the aoPtion OF
some legislative action to obvate the dficties and
cmbarrasslncnts set forth in my proclamaon, and
should any circumstances occur to prevent e speedy
action of the legislature on this subject byrhch the
public may suffer loss or Inconvenience, lshal iee
conscious that fault be justly attrlbled to The
Executive DAVID II. fV'l En-.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
April Il, $40.
Both branches met again in the afternoon and after
session of about hour, adjourned to met pursuant
to the resolution adopted on the 18th of Mapext
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5000 REWARD.

5000 REWARD
ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, the li inst my negro man
IL BOB-hc about years Of feet to- inches
high, stout made complexion, on his face
long cm and whiskers slow spoken when spo
ken TO- believe that he has associated himself
white and making ms way 10 some
Of the free Western States will Two hundred dollars Tor
him II taken out the state fifty dollars and all reasonable
expenses State and delivered 10 me- or secured IN
jail Il that / get him again. - ;, ,,.,r,
Short Pump u miles above Richmondl jan -, lsio.
liu-N1W
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IN CIIANCERY-VRGISiAAt rules holden IN the 'lerk ="
flee OF the County Hanover, on the h day oil haf'
isi0: r,..;r
Thompson Mills, i'"i'''''
against -,
Jnmrs T. Matthews Archibald r. Matthews, John Matthews
a., Long and Alkaline wife, James D. !kImhrois ana Eli
,., -, M. ut, and Irli, Ma Defendants.
Tie defendant, Archibald J.. Matthews, mol having ct'' ms
appearance security according 10 the act 81 Assembly
and the rules Court and appearing by satis Glory sN.
drnce nlahrant OF this country " l. "I'cn i
the said defendant appear here the first day oil MAY oo
next the bill of the plaintiff; aud thai COPY 81 mus
order forthwith inserted IN newspaper published III h
city months successfully ana ta iholef
COPY posted m front door Of the Courthouse o ms cnn'
ro,v-rcsc, PHILIP B. WINSTON, {. H. {.
va.,h
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r ROBERT KYLE of North Carolna-sir You VIII 4,
roice that shall, the G'd day OF April lao, b,ta
~ ~ nine o'clock in the forenoon and six O'Clock in NJ
thr ~ - ,n otce Of F. H. MaXey Esq, III Nick,burs Sts
take the deposition Of Robert Robinson
a evidence in the suit now Prna'ns IN ,rt "tn,g tGnt
ny hd onv Thing To prevent the taking Of The A.
~; On that day then the taking thereof VIII continue from
sll w hvcyn the same hours Of the day, the ,au, w
~ ,i ,hn .oid deposition shall be- finally taken
'h' ''' s"'' JAMES SI2ER
SurririHg partner II Labe So.
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TN ACKNOWLEDGMENT rules holden IN The Clerk o.
i County Court Of Hanover, "nthr ' ~! VI ''
isi0: =, ,,h,,
Thomas b. Anderson George Mclaughlin eNor. Johh
Mclaughlin, dec, I'"'"'''
against a., ,,.,,,,.,
ArLihld P Matthews James b. Matthews John Matthews,
''". e. -; nJ III, N,rI,.w. Defendants.
The defendant Archibald p Matthews, not having entered ms
according the act "i Assembly
and the rules OF this Court and appearing by Ssia," Nv
,rncc that nlabraut Of this country '"h
he ,i pant do apprar day Of Ma! iourt
eat and answer the original amended aud supplemental b 81
the plaintiffs; copy of tins order be irthw
IN some ne aper published the CITY oi Richmond Tor Two
months and that another copy br posted al the front
door of the Courthouse this Comfy ., = :,
a Copy-TCste, PHILIP Is. "iNSioS, I ~ =
March 81 H'o-"S"
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We learn from the interior Of Pclnsyvanla, that the
farmers holding to their surlus produce, oeis
resolved not 10 sci! il al present prses W hc'''' W
will ultimately gain lose By this pohcy, Is more tn,
we can say: for, who forcell how 10" prices WIN
fall or when they will rise III paper money county,
in State where the makers Of the money ISSUE noi"s
but paper: We cannot however, but coihle'l" 1't'
thritmcss in the ters ofthc soil in Pennsylvania mc
gives them the power thus TO retain the ploducts"
labor Ii would be well if it initiated all over 'e
country In of prosperity, our merchants o d.
least many of them, live extravaIantly, ,at tey eau
not accumulate capital enough to purchase ana hoiu lot
any length of tme the surplus products OF inc cou'
And for banks, they mere brokers SHOPS IN
this deficiency OF real mercantile capital ana Oh s0n
banking capital there security against occasioh"'
ruinous sacrifices of property, but IN the ihrt Of pro-
duccrs which enables them to hold on their
till new demand arises In this the cotton planners
of the South would find the best protection against
combinations OF Manchester spmners, and mach'ha-
tons of Liverpool factors. If each cotton planter
would so regulate his affairs 10 be able TO keep back
one third fourth of his crop he might success
fully contend with factors and splnners-b
THr Poor MASS CAyDlDArE-Gen Harrison, who
is called BY the Wings the poor man candidate, did
on the 18th day of April isis, while member OF me
House of Representatives. vote against the reduction
Of the duty on SALT from T~cnty to TWELVE AND
HALF Gents per bushe This is another evidence OF
his REGARD for the poor iaJoring maan-Iniicy Snr
The last Richmond Enquirer contains the most cheer
ing news from all parts OF the Commonwealth, and uh,
less most cgregiousy deceived IN the SIGNS OF
the times we shall carry the State the fourth Thurs
DAY Our own letters speak confidently Q" the result
highl, intelligent gentleman from Russell county
writes to as follows:
"Tlc sky is bright in this part of the Old DOMINION
The Wings viii be completely routed IN tHe spring
Election. and in the Fall shall carry Mr. Van Bu-
rem by large majority the largest that has ever been
given TO any Presidential candidate The wings,
prompted by an nordnae desire to get the control OF
public affairs are stimulating and exciting the pnoG;
mind which, by the bye, is the worst policy tn'y coui
have adopted Rely upon ii all is safe in this part Of
the State. -D.
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The great interests Of the country represented in the
Harrisburg Contention.
The committee having in charge the conscience of
Gen Harrison, in their reply to the queries of the Os
wego Association assume, as ground for challenging
the support and confidence of the people of the United
States that all the great interests of the country
so ably represented in the Convention at Harrisburg,
that there be reasonable doubt of his capacity
and patriotism We do not pretend to quote their
act words but we have given their substance
Such being the case, we have taken the pains to
dssect the list given by Mr. Watterson in his Speech
the other day, which, not having been questioned by
any Opposition member, presume is correct, and
find the following result 1t appears the Convention
was composed Of
Ninety-sx lawyers,
Thirty. lone bank officers,
Ten manufacturers,
Twenty-four merchants,
Six spectators, par excellence,
Seven Planters
THIRTY ABoLITIoSIsrs,
Three doctors,
Three parsons,
Three schoomasters
Three Wing editors,
One lottery broker, and
nine AposTATEs FROM DEMOCRACY.
Nobody will presume to deny that Messrs. John
Doe and Richard Roe represented nor the banks
nor the mercantile and manufacturing interests nor
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March Z

.-,D,TICTOy FOR SALE-fhc subscriber wishing IA a.
n smaller tract Of Land, Offers for sale pflvatpl,
Vim" about seven miles below Charles cry couri.
h dirk of the James and Chcka!lnmhy R't about t'yp
f iot n,,nuu Ij2D about 800 Of which are ia,
l' - , nood state Of cultivation II lies unusually level N..
.u,,hr at improvements and Is well adapted 10 the oI'I
AR. and clover Nearly thu whole Of the w,s
~ -, maiden growth; between 2lo and 80 acre Of wnnt
- lia,ry ON a creek navaabc tor lighters carrying
'. ,. nil Enm James Ryrr-whlch would rcndrrfhn .
+. .ds the large pine suitable for limbo an object to a
undergone thorough repair within the l,r wog..
ns' "s;si q" such AZ are usually needed IN farming oyr
sfrhrr description Of The farm Is deemed unnecessary, &
;; ., nurcha.c will Of course view II for Themselves
"is ,itS P NM. : HARRISON
Charlie Cty Corta.s a.
! llL-,t,
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apo
CrEIyG VILLA SEMINARY FOR rorNG LADIES 49,
- Jcu,,,ro ~ 1.-The dulles oil this Seminar! VII he
on Wednr siay, the 22d OF Aprii.
The OF instruction comprises ail 'c N"hon', t&
s,rutc cpn,Iletr and thorough education Inc principal @
az hi institution however, consist. in IL being r-g,
French school, the pupil. being required l" > h' firh
arr in their intercourse with each other, and with hnt m
both in aud Of the school room thy atr tnue enable"
uir readiness and ilucnry the usc OF that beautiful aopa
our any icrmcnt 10 The English branches -, 81.
The Musical Department, which y uhdHr t care Z" Me-
Hansen gentleman who joins great professional aHi' bH
y y.ar, experience receives also mora an Usual attention
tho in,rovtn, nt the puIls depends '"'E "n fr-HRI
ss;au,i ~ prcrI-inr there reside IA ia" lU.t'gH
teacher wo>r urv 10 he constantly IN thc music g.
intending the practice, and aiding the scholars IA The t
they may meet Win. 49,. . 4. ,..,.. o..
formerly belonging Joseph Eonapaftr ana situated i".
oppo,te that grucmaH'> park In r"'Ui "i comfort 'ai H#
il i, certainly not surpassed hy any Similar '''"',h"'A.
country ..,. x.,-..t. ..
r.rr,vrt There are now few vacancies, and parents "
ap dcsirols Of obtaining admission for their daughter gov"
'''! "P'"! y. y. GIRAuLT, Pa-er
,.rataorues containing terms, regulations, system o p
ton &C. may be found Al the store OF H. r"k'' .' 81
street Phladtphia and for information cohcrin7 Tue 'l'
of The school aud the estimation ~ winch II !, "d, 'rr1
mad. 10 The following persons who, with The 'f.rpf
have had or now have daughters ward, under Nh "'e
Na cara Fall, N.Y.-Jnlse Samuel De Nra'fN.
ogdcn>burs, y. i..'lr; H. Arnold. ,,..,,
Bordrntuwn X. J.-Capt. Edw. Mccall, l. ; W. Rev.
Hail. John l.. Mcknight ~, 3,
street; william lc,an 10 North 81 street; H. W. b"ns
Iir,. I,u s;,lcr corner If Brown and Front street
Lancaster Pa.--ilun. James buchanan.
Cornwall Furnace, Lebanon Co., fa.-Joln E'!H"iH'.
Bedford. Pa.-Nr>. Naomi kcTns. :,
Sunbury Northumberland Co., Pa. 6rcen"lsh, NJ
becoa Philippe.
Camden. bcI.-iunathan jenkins. ,,
PayncSvlc. Amelia Co., Na-J"hn l. Jrtrr' III h'ha'@
Srybcru. ~ C.--Jnlu /. Bdrgwyn.
OnsIow Cour, House On,iow co., \. C-Davd w sAH'
Warsaw, DupIm TO-, y. C--.'eL. " ~. !" liz"
Waync,horomsh, y. Or. Bnckmor I'M.
Wilmington, N.C.-CUl. John ID. Jones.
Charleston. :. CIR 1tdyman.
II Louis Mu-John Dcaue.
81 Augustine, Forida--M. II. Tucker "
A.,
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DOMESTIC.
PENNSYLVANIA.

(From the Harrisburg Reporter, Of -7prR l6.)
The Message of the Governor inserted in our sum-
mary of Legislative proceedings, reassembes the Le
gislature, after it agreed to adjourn finally. Each
House had informed him in the usual manner by
Joint committee, that they about TO separate, and
were waiting any further communication he might
have to make twill be seen by the message, to which
invite especial attention, that provision had then
been made to pay debts and interest, and TO continue
the public improvements In such condition Of things
the Legislature could not be permitted to remain sepa
rate long. The interests Of the Commonwealth, her
credit and her honor, well prosperity, require le
gislation. The Governor therefore, believed it to be
his duty 10 keep the Legislature in session. We trust
the result may be that the improvement system of the
State, and the high interests dependent upon it, will
be secured.
Legislature.-ln the Senate, on Friday morning,
several private bills passed their proper readings. In
the afternoon the bill relative to the Carlisle and ano
turnpike road, gave rise to animated debate
The debate sprung out of motion of Mr.. Ewing to
strike out the first section, and insert improvement
bill. After nearly all the speaking members of the
Senate had made remarks upon the question, the bill
postponed for day or two.
In the same body, on Saturday, Mr. Frailey of
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, FORTE WARE-ilOl'S 81.

TTN.tU TUIt 7. n NNT.-FT'JT II"
TgNHE subscriber Is constantly receiving from tc '
manuatactury of Nu>Ns 4 CL,KK, New York, clt-'a'
plain Piano Fortes, possessing the latest improvement
decary of touch and sweetness OF tone, peculiar 70 "
M iaCture. =,
Also, large assortment of Musical Instruments, ana '
Merchandise in general. 81.
Piano Fores repaired, tuned lei on hire, ana V"'" W"
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Truly the GREAT INTERESTS Of the country were eH
cellenty represented in the Harrisburg 'ohTr r,I
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Resored That the letters above referred to be sub
Joined TO the proceedings of this Committee
]. NJ SAUNDERS, Chairman.
F. HoRSER, Secretary.
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CHEAP MUSIC.

The largest collection of Music offered iar ''r
State may selected from the store If tie sr'iD ~
enabled 10 sell at the Philadelphia aud M" ii" "".
and retail prices. r,yrnr
.rr ,e ~ " ~ - -l--E
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nf H. Linn Pnct1.t.

CERTIFICATE u Ut. I'IRW FHf'N'.
TRAINED and Absentee, IN ls3I, and thought ln & On
c.lt ever SAW and thluN To take m'n Tor speed ans H
, meyer seen such colt In the iua the IrD Ur.
TWO weeks before lie ran his biz swcrp-anc, h nldr la
time ever knew. L'hAN ~ NJ.
A, No-N,r
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Anil 8

D:IyTrr-I'hS Thorough bred stallion and Race Ilu,.r a
- a., ,rsI season al Buckingham CuHlhnse ana Ur.
l Ia mares 80 the season, Nh'" my Ne "i.,L1'seG "
~ " - son If Maid IN the season, winch VII ,lmu..
iS, d,y Of Juiy next $40 Ia ll-t'rc mare 10 load.
hc Groom III all cascsNarsr va, ~ i'',.',a and ~
t. me-, lay aud great care VIII be taken '"c'cht af.ls
",nrs hui NJ responsibility for either.
,brnrcc i. six years old tins >m'n@ beautiful rich tav
',;,, .,, ilack LEGS, and tail; ut nu.NrcIra
IN J ;,r fun live feet four inches hgh and pgr,
tJnL mn horse in America SURPRISES NM.
SiIyrr Tail by SIR ArChy, she out Of Co1irrfr q
Nry Coquclc OF the famous mare Bet bou"ee 10y @
:. 80. =. ,t,. .,,,,c - rso- .l
80, hs Swrcpstakr nj Tree Ill., Ii subscribers, ,
Snnn rmrrance-Timr, I'm. jislin So The week alter
r; In baltimore and for the Dorsey STAKE, II star.
i, 40 frst heal with rase-Ic second aud third l
ms braten by Col Wipns Pcton by having bad It'
ind ne ser before; after mat race ne wa. r
E,;rI and run nile heats, which he won III three
rnnrndur for the first Time, 3n iJs.-:Hm. i,s.--t,.
EmGn. the last heat almost on three legs a"in. gwen aa
! ,I,r tendon of one fore leg. JOHN JyAf,
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From The Far WeNl <o,,
copy the following verses from the "ashhs'o"