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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
RAMBLER.
SUCCESSFUL FARMIN
IN my next.
Yours,

The Farmers Cabinet relates an instance of
the most successful farming we have heard of
for some time. 1t is Of an old, practical, hard
working farmer in the neighborhood of Am
| herst, n. III. who commenced in the world as
day-labOrer, and who, Notwithstanding he
has at various times sustained heavy losses IN
the investment of his funds, is now worth at
least one hundred thousand dollars. We make
the following extract from the article in the
| Cabinet:
! "l'hs man, when thirty years Of age, by the
avails OF his industry added to a small legacy
was enabled to purchase, and pay in part for
farm OF one hundred and thirty acres OF LAND,
one hundred of which was under cultivation,
but IN very low state, the farm is altogether
upland, with soil composed of CLAW, loan
and sand, in the chief Of which the latter pre-
ponderates, the two former being less consld-
cradle. When he commenced farming he a.
dopted particular system Of rotation, TO which
he has principally adhered from that time TO
the present, which is forty years, and his sue
cess is the best comment on the worth of the
experiment.
Ellis mode was as follows: having divided
his farm into eight fields Of different size as
near as possible, three OF those fields he sow
ed with wheat each year, one with rye, one
planted with corn, two in clover, and one
was an open fallow, on which com had been
raised the year previous. One of the two clo-
yer fields is kept for moving, the other for
pasture, both of which are ploughed as soon
alter the harvest as possible, and prepared for
wheat in the fall. All the manure which is
made on the farm for one wear is hauled. in
the spring, on the field intended for open fall
low, which is ploughed, and after one or two
cross ploughlngs during the SUMNER is also
sowed with wheat in the fall. The field on
which the rye is sown is that from which a
crop OF wheat has been taken the same year.
and which had yielded three crops Corn is
planted on the field from which rye had been
taken the year Previous the stubbes of which /.
are ploughed down in the fall. Clover seed is |
sown early IN the spring on two of tho wheat .
fields, those which have been most recently |
manfred.
BY this method, each field Yields three crops
OF wheat, two Of clover, one Of rye, and one Of
corn, every eight years. Each field, in the
mean time has lain an open iallow and recev-
ed heavy pressing Of manure, at an average,
perhaps, Of fifteen four horse loads per acre.
His crop Of wheat is seldom less than fifteen
hundred bushels, but often much more His
average rye crop is about four hundred and
fifty bushels-sll which grain, at the present
low prices, would amount 10 more than two
thousand dollars annually, and at former pri-
ces 10 double that amount, and his farm, with
all IS very much improved. "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
A NATIONAL UEHT.

IL has been matter Of some surprise ~
of those who read tic Presidents last n
that he should devote so large a portioc
to philippe against n National u
seems so plain propositions that conn
/ Ike individuals are better off when frG
/ doDt, that an elaborate argument TO CO
/ The world OF fact which all coBcede n
/ looked upon as supcriluous. Mr.. Van
| was not without an object, however, in q
the People such homily on this trito q
In the hour Of defeat he has been pre6
materials aud forming plans for fresh
test. The elaborate ireati Sc on the evil
National Debt, incorporated in the mess
the first move IN the new campaign.
this question Mr.. Van Buren, hopes 10 WI
the people to his standard in Isii. m
lying cry is then 10 be "No National d.
and meantime every effort il TO be made u
ten upon the Wings the charge Of fayorius]
new bugbear. There would be but
prospect Of success for such notable sci Il
II, when the administration Of our nalions
fairs Is turned over 10 Gen. IIorrison,
Treasury should be full and the demands
galnsl the Federal Government be all liquj
cd. Aware Of this, the present conscieniy
administration are mol only ondeayorii. I
drain the Treasury offs last cent, bu, are e
tracing liabilities paVabic m Ay,R HCri,a mo,
ottwo after their Term Of Office expires. IT.
Liabilities they mean 10 saddle upon their
ccssors, IN the hope Of thus compelling, O
II II be but temporarily, the creation ola
uonll Debt As part and parcel, too, Of ia
plan, they are busiIy engaged in mystify'
the condition Of the National Finances.
Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr. Woodbury. are 70
credited, tie Treasury Is well stored aud q
receipts ample 9mect ali cx1euditures I
tie Secretary Of tho Treasury, after makT
his estimate Of the former for 1872 square 1
aclly with the latter, gfayely observes il,at
the appropriations are kept within these a
mates, there viii be money abundant % m<
all demands. And yet the very first approp
alton asked tOr by the Government, after II
RratuliOus piece Of advice, Is one 81 Ons AZ
dred and fGg MJusaHi daifqrs Tor paving pe
slOnsr which was not included in the oyersz
estimates Oitbis sagacious Secretary "
trust tbal Mr. Blruird, Who la. taken n
subject lu hand, will lay before ,he People
fol! account 0i the assets and Liabilities Of d
present Administration LET their books /,
footed up and balanced before the new set
ufllcers enter upon the management Of our
fairs. II a debt is ~ be contracted, let IL
known where the necessity lof u originate
and bow and by whom the national fund
deemed ample % meet HE national srpend
lures have been misIpp!ied and wasted
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
VOL. NLNII. !

III ' liltlN IA y = HUM T..
o land Of rest for ,bco ] sigh,
When will ihe moment come
When shall lay my armor by,
And dwell with Christ at home
ANo tranquil JOYS on earth know
No peaceful sheiieung dome
This world--a Wilderness Of woe
THIS world is not my home
To Jesus Christ sough, for rest;
lie babe me cease to roam,
And ily for refuge to his breast,
And he d conduct me home.
When by affection sharply tired,
view the gaping tomb,
Although | dread death. chilling flood,
Yet sill ! sigh for home
lwould forever quit this wild,
Where foes ana fres roam;
But all, my passport j. not sealed
] cannot vet 90 home.
Weary Of waudrng round and round
This vol Of sin and gloom,
long 10 leave tn unhaliow'd ground
For my eternal home
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
WOMEN MARkETl

An English Traveller in 1,
following account OF the sal 4.
females tf.lY[|
/ But market where--hs III
men arc sold like beasts. U
should defend ~ At tho saso4
" creatures seem 50 contol't q
pity them Perhaps shof
I ample OF most WRITER'S. VIII
touch hy chance ON such a ~
to a deal OF scnilmentalistfI
about weeping innocence, VX
locks, and torn garments. and.
such exists only M imaginati&3
that many who describe tho
IN such moving terms, neveE1
casionally heart ronding seed
case oicaptivoS of war, or "
wrenohed suddenly from all IN Z 7
these are rare occurrences. X
The Circasslans and GoornxX{
the trade supply, are only vio((
willing victims; being brouej1I
mercenary parents for the me,cl
Mahammedan, they remain so;
ian, they are educated ia no
that they may conform, when
the Mussclman faith, and iheref03s
no sacrafice on that score. liz
cluded life, harshly treated by th61
never seeing a strangers face, n
form no ties OF friendship OF love,
pleasing recollections OF homo, to-
regret their country. Their DE-
constantly before their eyes, pain>1
ing colors, and so far from dreadj
look for the moment Of going to Ane|
II, whence they are shipped for
with as much eagerness as parlor-
a French or Italian convent for he
patton. I'm the market they arc lodr
arate apartments, carefully SECLUDED
the hours OF business between o
they may be visited by aspiran!s "a
ing such delicate ware. need n
veil over what follows, Decorum
The would-be purchaser may fix III
the lady's face, and his hand may n
ijence Of her burst, Tho waltz all
ly as much liberty before hundred
Ofcourse the merchant gives his va
which, and the preceding data, the
closed. The common price for a
looking maid is about 1901. Some 1
dreds, the value depending as mu,
complishments as on beauty; but
generally singled out by tho Kisl.
A coarser article from Nubia and ]
is exposed publicly on platforms
verandahs, before tie cribs Of tho
ma.
A more white, toothed, plump chez
ry-eycd set seldom witnessed, VIII
and gibe for every one, and often a
Buy me- They are sold easily am
trouble. Ladies are the usual purcl
domestics. A slight inspection sufli
gil gets up oil the ground, gathers h
cloth round her loins, bids her CONN
dieu; aud trips gaily, barefooiod
headed, after her new mistress, who
atoly dresses her la Tufquo, and
ebony with white wells. The price
about l6i.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

QuSf Stature DIR. Dana reverend gen
tlemau Of one Of the respectable minor towns
~ the easi--has recently passed TO the credit
of me society 10 his neighborhood, the follow
hog bir of testimony, which we doubt not full
Is agrees with observations taken al other
merdilns Speaking Of the domestic circle he
remarked that within the last forty years fam
iiy government 90 tins town had in grea,
measure changed hands Formerly Il was in
tac hands ~ pgrs0's nos % is pretty general
ly in the banIs of 1hIf,ci. aud the children
had fine opportunity ot showing bow much
better iley can pncm than iAcIr parents -
He hoaetef. c1pressei ihe hope iaa' should
their administration prove nrIrrss't' D. would
Ike C'isf og,ressl.' a.u..s.la.i.ua e ~
...Ll -.ra--.n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

Western Women.-One of our exchange
papers gives the following account Of the DO
lngs OF one Oiour fair country women in the
west. She lately left a ueghbors a few miles
distant from her residence, about o'clock IN
the night-irayeled homemade that night
pot Of soap knit the whole Of the log Of a
stocking for herself set out DO the after part
Of the same night, aud Travelled on horse back
five mites 10 a neighbours house, where she
left her beast, returned homo on foot, capiur-
ing on her way, one possum, and freeing three
coons which, She afterwards SAID, she would
have shot II she had had a gun--making, in
the course o' the night, by hen skin and judg-
ing IN traffic, four dollars, by trading.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

ur Mallory ~ has been elected 70 Coz.
cfe-s Iu he Norfolk distinct, va 10 p.sos .
81 Ho..smln q. + resigned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-09
se2O-tf
OnnNTINE

tHIS new dentrifcs composed by VI PcIleiier one Of
lhe Glscoverers Of The suphaIe Qunue al the reau.sf
Ut pli-i distinguished Dentist Of PARIS and to which
"a gwen NE name ~ Odsntiuc, Is agreeable aka.
me cOupoSon, which combais neutralizes The .rl
which Is generally regarded the cause OF den.
M cares aud bears, 10 ell the OF this eni.
heht chemist the Impress OF utility II is solid corr,
position OF an agreeable oinr taste which comIinc
he properties OF preserving and hardening The epssi
- PaILcu airy Recommended TO those peIsans whose
e. arc ennstuuonaly weaE OF liable thar species of
seAse embed as The chemical alien OF ta a,
Ieqlent disease which is produced very onen by 81.
t4nsecni OF the digestive functions the use on ari,
eoshecs Iood or drinks, the haBiuaI use of nonrjsb
uent winch readily becomes acid, the IemaIns Of
~ 'Ool pttNeen the teeth OF any foreign G
.e outh winch may be known by continual On essine,
'.Iy senstihy II the teeth, 10y the paipfn in
sale GIry.EnEp N1r Ju mem r or
DS'AL a ".
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-09

PURSUANT TO Decree OF the County Court Of Ches.
teTh-d, pronounced on the llh day Of Octo er, 1911
IN suit IN equity ihcTcin depending Of West
vs. VESTS Aiminstraor, will be col Ia t.remsas in
me county OF Chesterfield. the 9ih day of November
next hai certain tract piece, of LAND called
The Grove lying on the Rchmon1 and Petersburg Rail
Road containing about one hundr, and eghtytso
Also Al TIE same time sud riace. other Tract OF Land
containing about one hundred and fifty adjoining the
h OF hichatd Gregory and others Of which, the plain.
an CShTne West IN the SAID suit, and as the widow OF
I1hn - est - deceased Is entitled. her life As he
DOVER therein % about hundred acres The
sale OF this last mentioned Tract, wi be Lfhe fee simple
IN ofg acres and the teyers1nary interest heirs
OF John West 81, deceased In the remaining hun
drei anits acres There will DC Sni, same time
and place, tWo three valuable slaves The lands vii be
sold Tor one thiid OF the purchase money IN
tlnri IN sK months and the remaining third
months, from the day Of sale; and the S be sold
on eTeiii Of SIX months. For the sliyes bonds with an
proved security will be required For lands The pur
chssers gill be required give bonds with apnIoye Sc
e9rts oI the ere-u Paymcntsand the tale be retain
ed until the last pa nent made
oC l5-Utfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-09

Circuit superior Court law aud Chance cry con
n iuucd and he'd for Louisa county tho Court House
thereof on Wednesday september l6h, lsi. Margaret
BTockman, james GuneT and Elizabeth his wifc, Peter
Mcriwuher, Garrett ncrwethcr, Charles James Brock
man, aud Peter Foukes which said FouScs b. an infant
sud sues by tp " Jones, HE next ficud. pitts aFsns
OsWell BfOckmau late Administrator Of Francis Broc n
decd, Thnmas Morris Roof Hair. Thomas Mcriwcthcr
Richard Mctwether, Nancy Barker M,sley clayton and
Barbara Ann his wife. late Barbara Ann Harkcr ChIes
Barker, and Thomas Poindcucr sheriff OF Lous, ami a.
such administrator ofFrancis Hfockmau. deed icf'ts
The subgwni awarded In this 10 answer Inc SUP
plomcufa hill being returned executed defendants
ThCs Morris and Robert Hart andmnre than four months
having elapsed well since the return day thereof tho
filing Of The BILL and they still Ealing appear on the no.
ton ~ the pantd the supplemental bulls isken Tor con
fcssed 10 mem; and this 10 be heart
on The papers formally read and the said supplemental bin
the answers Of the other defendants the erhbhs and or,
mnaion Of Witnesses argued ~ couuscg on eonfifc
taion whereof the Court doth aiudgc ordtt aud decree
MAJ ono Of the commissioner n no Cor take account
o. The out shading debta that may remain due ami unpaiJ
IRON me estate NJ Francis ckman deceased and Ar
scung apart Sufficient amount Of aescts pay the same
state and settle between Oswc Bfot knsn lac
administrator " Francis Brockman ami csrh OF Inc
distributes NJ bis ssi estate showing the balance due
o each ore which said accounts the said commits Toner Is
directed 70 state, settle and report IN this court with any
matter deemed pertinent by hmc which either party MAJ
require. A copy. f0ue,
iouN HUNTER, C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-09
WILLS NM rAN-YARD.


INiE subscriber a DESTROYS Of selling to1srr or rent
ing, Its property. Tho mills are situated oil C!oosby's
Falls on James River, IN The county Of Bnc kinrhtm The
hui ding H commoiuuN and ~ brick, with par o hurrs
and a csary machinery, and capable manufacturing
il hushcls oi wheat per aunum There b. attached to
tho mill huy acres % gud, mostly wood land with god
brick dwelling house snd tgn brick houses together
will othernecc ssiry buildings Tho Ten Yard Il situated
the MILL and contains acrcs Of lani with \ good tan
house, brick mill, and brick dwelling house Tits ~ en-
excellent stand ior a auncry Tho subscriber will SELL
lease. rcu the above described properly, upon accom-
modng terms Persons wishing to treat for Tits proper
VIII please apply " person, by letter, IN the under.
agncd-hls address h buckingham Ct, House.
len Ctawtf TIT VI UuNuVRANT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-09

NIX. JAMES POwER-Sir-As you Mt nhabi
wi tan Of the Commnnwcal d uf NTgita, aud have no
agent or attorney therein known me, you hereby
qured take notice thar shall TUESDAY the 2 day
November next between the hours 90 o'clock.A and
o'clock = VI Of that day, al the Office If Philip Tahb
Esq, Notary Public T. Man street, In the City NJ
Ricnmand In The Commonwealth Of Virginia proceed To-
take the depositions OF John BARLEY William H. Chftcn
den, George Dixon and others to no read evidence
In su pending the Circuit superior Count OF Law
and Cbsncery for the County Of Henrco aud cry ofRch-
mond on the Chanccry side wherein am plaintiff and you
aud the James River aud Kanawha Company are defend
ants. And ION any the salt dcpostinus not
commenced completed that dly The taking thereof
will be continued from day 70 day atthe place,
between The same hours, until completed Yours &C.
JOHN STA1InR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-09
LAND FOR SAIE

TIE subscriber will ODER for sale. the THIRD MON.
DAY IN November, at Amherst Courthouse, that being
tourt Day his estste In the county Of Amherst
tani from the town Of New Glasgow, miles The
Courthouse anf ten from James RIVER II contains about
@ seres 5 OF which II cleared and In good heart
hrds well set IA Clover and the whole In high
Improvement The wool land is heavily tim red and a
arge portion 81 tne tobacco land. The crop made last
year, was 6JO bbl. Corn 5000 lbs Of Tobacco hIge
Crop Of Oats, &C force of 10 OF 20 hands can be EN-
poyed on this estate, which is considered the
productive IN TIE county There a stnaI but new and
very comfortable House the premises, n good Barn,
Stables, Tobacco Houses &c Any pei wishing fine
estate In healthy region will find II o their
examine this. Terms liberal, mate the day
Of sale. ED. A CABEII
New Gasgow. Oct. ~. oe ~ ed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-09

THE subscriber wishes schc Tract Land on which
he now resides, lying at the upper end OF Powhatan
County, adjoining the Lands OF Joseph Hob
son, decd, John w. Nash, Charles =. T-uelcart aud
others, and within mile half Of the Buckng
ham Road, containing, 10y a late su yey 1881 ACRES
u has plenty Of timber for all necessary purposes
There Is about 2n land the whole tract
Is well waiered. Deep Greek running through IL for more
than one nile ami half, many other tributary streams
making into H. and plenty Of springs OF excellent water
In fact, this Land rcaily valuable. The npi eycmenis
consist Of comfortable Dwelling House, Kuchcn smoke
House, Ice House, Carriage House, and other houses
about the yaIh Wheat Barn, and good thrashng
chine Ia IT, large iwo story Barn, with close sheds on
three sides; Stables for ~ or II orscs good Tobacco
Bdrns, excellent OycrsccTs Estab iShmc Mt sc deem
useless TO say more as Il IS presumed those wishing 10
purchase will first view the premises II sold
privately before "Wednesday, Sfh December next, will
on that day, the premises, be offered Tie highest
bidder.
~ TERMS (Which will be HhcraD made known on
the day Of sale, and possession gwen the Janua
~ next.
Immediately aner the sale ofthe Land will offer all INV
crop Of Corn, Oats, Fodder. HAY, Saucks and straw a
my stock e Horse Males Cltc, Hogs and Shcer Plan
ailons utensils Cars Wagons &c some Household aud
Kitchen Furniture aud mIny other articles tedious TO
cnumCT'tc
nc The TERMS for the pcrshable part ofthe yroper.
~ VIII also he made Known the day nf sale sap.
pointncn n the weather H. lair II not, the lair
The sale will continue from day day until the whole il
sold NAIIII A. CRENlUAW
October 22l. 1871. r,J
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-09
nIEssHs spEAn =. nhrrr-

Nl notice that shall on the 18th day OF December 1911
GIocced - take the deIosihons Of Young w Redmond
in.mas Redmond, chabolLcc and others NJ The once
Of Nandcrcfa, Steel McteaIG In the town of garsvic
county Of Sumptcr and state n Alabama
should The dcpostion of Tho above named not be tskcn
on tt 10Th Of December 1871 shall proceed 10 lake the
same on the l6h aud 7h following and should the said he
g'sUhs not DC iaken on either Of the shove mentioned
Jays nom any cause stall then proc 10 take Inc same
on voc nh and oh N January 1872 You wiI also lake
motto - tEat shall on the 18Th 2lh January 1872 no
ccoI To ate the deposition Of Boiler ~ Brzcndinc and
1lncts Hinc Tavern House In Tho Town Of Holnrtocn.
'oury ot warren and State of de- posi.
nonaac 10 be read a. evidence suit now depending In
NC 'itc Superior Court ~ law Chnurcry for Tho
County NJ luncnburg and State ~ Virginia in which suit
defendants puJNEka PnyytEE
''''''" ''''''N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-09
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY ROBERT HILL & co.


REGULAR SALE DAYS lf5ndar. Iy,a,x,5,,,, An,
frtddy' sale for Horses, every Sa urday.
We VII sell on WEDNESDAY IOth inst in front Of our
Auction sore, commencing at half past O'clock.
rileboards, Mahogany Tables
bureaus, Book Cases
Wardrobes, fafes
Toilet Tables
Chairs Of various patterns
Rocking DO DO
Eght Day Brass Clocks
One do do do
GROCERIES.
80 10 superior Midihng Bacon
1000 lbs DO Ham do
300 It's Shoulder do
Candies, sosp, Herrnrs
RaisiDs, Tobacco, Stove, &C.
no z. Y. H. 4 CO, Auets
NIGHT SALES
We will sell THURSDAY EVENING Nov i,,h
from our Sage, conmsn einx AZ 7 o'clock
silver Watches, 90 Guard Chains. DO Pencil Ca.
German silver Table Tea spoons
HARMON Dreasipins, French Pared Pin. Plated Pr,
ger RtnKs Penril Points "
nhr brushes, Combs Pocket wallets
Mstai and Pearl buttons, Gun Elastic suspenders
shaving Boxes, ShGvins ar Perfume soar Colcvo.
MIsing Canes, Fine 'ewelry, Rag RS, Peaknisss &e
X. Co. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-09
wM n. CHTTTENDEN.
NOTICE.

| HAVE tuecccdcI ln making arraugcrucut with Nr
= ID 4. McNENARA, Of this Guy, So long fivotatly
known a. az experienced Apo.hrcary sud Druggist hy
Wmrh ne will i'Ec an active part n conducting the bas
ness OF ny hpuihrcarY ami Drug Esshsnmcu Hiss rrf
personal attention Go lie business all its various branch
c. ~ conjunction with that VI Nr UiDGES, thrust will he
suHcicni guarantee 20 my friends anil ihc public gene
rsy tai the business will be conducted n such man
ntI ~ canno ial ~ civ" general satisfaction. ORDERS
uoulh country VIII Dc iahfL.y executed, auI fimlics
supple with pure ant fresh Mrlirincs IN
night JDItN 80. Npa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-09
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN
FREDERICKSBITRG

WILL be sold 70 the hirhes Bidder on wednesday IN.
w hrsi day o. December nsIt that valuable add well
known estatlishtnent. ca led the FaTmers oe IN the
town OF Frederck burg with brick Teneme nt- alto
lnE Also two oihsr bIes Houses nearly opposite ate
me properly OF WIN Onaries, deed. of Oranxe II !.
ueeheu unnecessary To give minute Description Of
properly as his ptesumet persons wishing base
VII hrstsiewh only say that IN. Hotel
very auabe, and the other buildings are excellent
stands Tor busness-a Of which the centre Of the
-
TERMs-ono third In cash. the balance in two equal an
nusI inAtamens Negotiable notes Will be required
deeds Of trust 20 the credit payments Mr. John
heieah VIII take pleasure In she wilma property
give any further Information required.
5 2tutd NY THE 4 .rrPz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-09
BY Il. II. DICKINSON.
blood HORsEs AT Aucr1on

The following Brood Mares and Colts will b. or.,.A
10, sale 81 tUrheld, on TUESDAY, the en- instant:
NO: Brown Marc Virginia IIaIau. ) years old - a,
Charles. dsUl by sT Harry. -' W ="
No Hay FLY years old out Of No. l. by imported
Cofus ~ - w y " Imported
No. T. Brown Mare Csmeieta S yc,rs old linn. Inv O.,
mne she full sister the celebrated lace Mare re-
pi No By Coli, years old by Imp. Cetu. ,iarn BY
Pifoctie- ~ ~ '-'f' N''us uaih imp
hs ,on Won the plate last Spring at New Market and
Wou nave been trained the autumn n he al MOI
ag I .or more eIteded pedigree. see the
hinsi,s.n uit Register and Sporting NartzIne
TERMS OF sALE-NegotabIe note. At 81 J,vs s,,;s.
faetoriy endorsed. no q N m