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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18
From he Bnnncr Of Ulster.
PERSECUr;NG SPiRir OF
pnpEpN

C0nenara. Tesiera Coast. My -. 1913
SIR.-'rhr mnjuriiy ot Pr"r,'ants nave
.iIlr conception VIVA, P"pcry is-mirnc-s.
rnr instance. ,li- case of Mr.. L,u:tr-c. the
Protestant Rrprnirr. VIII" has hcrn i:nl"-
rd uprm ny The b!aad speeches aud pre-
rcutrd lihrrn|i'y ofiIc rnnch libcralnr. II
Is true Poprry does nnr nov pcrs"cusr on
The sanlr grand scale as in iurriirr tines.
simply because IL eauuDl; hmi. although
the monster oanror bite. II occasionally
shows It's teeth uud snarls aud .r,wis !:
aud the avi,hv with which il sriZcs or
every Uppu tuni,y oI crafty in. lis natural
frrncity prove, that il IL nui 10 he trusted.
Circumstances have lately occurred in
CouenaIa which tend 10 cluridalc .his
subject. The priests have had recourse ro
every means that human ingenuity cnuld
devise. Tor the purpose ol exciting the
peasanlry against IA Protestant clergyman,
simply because he was formerly Il Rnuni>h
priest. They denounced bin from the
altar as n renegade. nn apasiate. u devil f:
they have refused confession Ia u nurse
who at,euded his lady in her occouchc-
m.nt: the monks have lnr The sane rcasnr,
exprlled her from their c"niraicrniy an,l
the priests have carried heir hostility 81
far as r' in'redirt the .hcpsof Those who
will dare sell The ncrcs.afirs of life 10 THIS
prosecuted individual. Nay, O'Cnnncll-
him>rll l-,'!e brave. The generous. The mag
uauinuuS. the rch'valrnus O'COnneii-yes
the liberal. hieh.mru ruLrd ':ul iiunoria
! father Of his couutry-'h- u"lirinG. un
! (inchins advocate of Girl and religion!
EJer,y-,lie Liheralor l.) -Dan.el O'C"n
uci-irnnuncc'l the Rev. gentleman nj 1
Repeal meeting held in Birr. last March
AMI saii-Ie thanked his Gud The apn,,nI'
had left Birr. as he was determined ne, L
Ia put foot there while hc rrinaiced in it
Such, Sir. IL the spirit Of lEoiern Pnpery
and il j, not iamcurahle 10 !ind men call
ing themselves Prolesinn,s pntrnni,iug
system which is suhvrrsivc Of Tie orit'
nnd happiness Of sociery, aud 80 fransh
with nischef'o mankind. The principle
"f P"prry ARE unchanged and unchanee
able; j, is ms aspiring. rs dominccriuc
and rs prosecuting ns ever. and will res
snlisdrd with nothing hu, complete an
entire ascsniency. l,now wants Repeal
Grant il krpeai, and then you WilI hnv
il agiiaiipg for The forfeited estates an
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18
DR. CHAMPIONS
Vegetable Ague Medicine.

A Safe aud certain cure for th. Chils and
"A Fever in NIL i,s complicated iorms, also IN
eiieciuai remedy for fryers of every description.
This Mrdlcin. lras been used 10y the pr"pr'.
e,or number OF years Ia extensive practice,
during which time. he has ireutrd SOME ihnu-
sands of cases Of fevcrs aud iiom the success
OF this mode of practice. he is confident IL H,nss
and ,cii be the prevailing practice IN levers.
I, never fails 10 perform cure ol Ch:ils and
Fever the FIRST DAT.
Bilious. Typhus, Nerroas Coagesiise, Hunter
and Yelio,c tsrer. all yield 10 the use of this
Medicine, are cured by this system oi
practice Ia n -,<firr time aud wi'li much t:'orc
certainty Than by amy other system OF practice
iha, has ever bcen recommended.
CERTIFICATES.
SHEFFIELD, Fayet,e Co. Ala. JAM 10. 1872
DR.. Champion DEAR sir. have been n
great iavorile OF DR.. Saprins,"n's Pills. and
until last fal! had uoi heard cf ,o,r pills. Your
agcu, has lclt some in this country. and have
used them ia my practice Ia a c"rsId' rable ex-
tent, aud can with pleasure say, that Us far a.
my knowledge extends. they are uinch supe-
rior to any medicine have used in rases OF
Feyers. am =" forcibly aud from personal
know ledge convinced u. the salutary and all
important effects of your pills. thar arn cx
treinely anxious 10 bavc you make an agent IN
this vicinity. There can be large amount
sold here for cash. Yours truly.
II. r. LEONARD, NJ, ID.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18
DR. CHAMPIONS A

VEGETABLE, ANTI BILIOUS. ANTI DYsPEP
TIC PURIFYING AND CATBaITic FILLS,
Possessing fear imporfa.i properties, far The
cure Of diseases carefully and correctly eopJinsd
one article 10 assisi the effect Of 0nsLer. for tkt
beeefi .f the health Of mankind.
This medicine Il recommended in the aiien-
ton Of those afflicted with Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia. Drop-y. Billions habits, Co,,ive-
ness. Cholera uorhus, Rheumatism. Scroiula,
foul Stomach. .depravedsp appetite: Worms. Con-
dialsea. which is known by sinhins rensa-
ton a! The pit OF the slomach. Jaundice, Head.
che aud sick stomach. pap,latioa Of the heart.
DiarhGa. Dyseniery. or lux. Neronus alice
siou Heart burn, White swelling. aud all
those diseases arising from impure blood.
Price % cts per box, and for sale by
FRAZIER & ADDISON.
Eds.Edd C. H., S. C.
RISLEY & co. Hamburg. ). Z.
HAvlLAND, RISLEY. & co.
.dagasfa. Gro.
Also, in nearly aiI of The towns and villages,
and by numerous Country agents in all the
Western aud Southern States.
June Is 6m %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

Tn, Working Meehanie.-We cannot
saw TOO much IN behalf of the working
mechanic. " ho constantly, is striving Ia
make himself known, not on'y in hecnni
inr Il profri.n, in III, business, but wi'"
is every day raising To cminence by the
course nl' hi, habits. a young Innu who
has uo,himc to depend Upon bui his chnr-
acrcr an.! The labor oil bis own hands, Tor
hi. elrvaiiun III the world. can, no,wih-
standing. arrive TO the highest pitch %!
greatness. to the most elevated ranks in
the curnnitiiy, aud nat nufrcquently
10 The highest grade Of national honor.
And whIIc we remark thus. we are happy
10 plare 10 The credit o: the mechanic, The
fac, iha, he ranks with iha, class Of ciii-
zens WHO are The most likely. with judi.
cious management. 10 become the wei
come posscssors of American popularity.
in every grade aud form il assumes. R"-
ger Shernrnn was once seated upon the
shoemaker's bench, with his lapstone up
on hi, knees, aud il was there, doubtless
rha, hc firsl rnininatcd upon his first al.
ventures Arc ynu a young Mechanic
! Determine, at ouce 10 trace his history
aud resnlve To make yourself. create
man. even. than Roger Sherman.--Amer
Farmer 8. Mechanic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

Tie use cf denis.-Thai the use Of
intoxicating liquors is no brreGl to the
human system, is a fact that has been de-
nonsna!ed in thousands. ny. millions of
instances: while The advantages Of Total
Ah>' n nee have been exhibited, as with
penc'. of light over llr leneGh and breadth
OF our laud. The fallen hive been raised
ny, the wre,ched have hecn made happy,
and the poor and destitute have been
ciothcd, and fed. and placed in cnmpe-
tence hy its heuin: lrt genial influence.
Hear what Jefferson said on the subject
of the u-e %: Intoxicating liquor..
The habit Of using arIent spirits. by
men in office. has nccasiuned mnre piury
TO rhr public. and more trouble to me,
rhan all nihcr cacsrs And were ! to
commence nv ADMINISTRATION again. with
the experience ] nov have. the first ques-
lion ! would ask rerecIine candidate,
would be, does he use ardent spirits y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

Planting T'ress.-Onc Of The most ex
prrl"nccd gardeners iu this part of IN.
country says thai II i, very crruneou
"pInI"r. whic:1 ~ many entertain. that
IS important 10 &c; The lap roo; "ilhe ,rr>
cn.lre. when digging il up 10 transplant
lie cndrnvors 10 get the iatcrai root, u.
prricci as may br convenient, but prefer.
,he tap root To he cn of, esp cisIly il the
tree /, 10 be planted IN u hard soil. His
reason I,r 'iIS j., ihaI rhc TAP root which
strikes dir:cIlv down nGen cnru"s 10 con-
tact win n hard surface that il cannot
easily penetrate and becomes dr:aye,,;
an'' 'hou.h the lateral roots may take in
IN, mean lime. Ike lap becoming decay ed
at bottom. gradually becomes more SO
higher VI. aud tree cycnruaIly dies. But
il hi, b. rti oiI. - sufficient number of
Io'rral' viii branch oil 10 support the tree
ard insure vigorous growth.
To cn'rnh0rare this view we NAV re-
ma k. thai :. gentleman Of this neis hhor.
hood Informed us. that ou: OF about two
hrndrrd oaks that had hcen planted in
this way. NJ h, place, on hard dry soil.
bni 'wo nr thee rad died.
Where the Tap roo, is taken up entire,
ilIr hole in mIirh the tree is 10 be pinnred
should b" dus very deep aud Thea tiled
ny 10 the proper depth with rich. loose
s''. which The '"p ROOT may penetrate
easily .-Coi0mbiu Planter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

Curious Fact respecting When
Iwu or three di,liurl lives are united in
autumn, lhcy arc found tu consume to-
coiher scarcely ino:e horcy during Tho
winter, thar each o. them wouII have
consumed il lcii separate. Tn proof Of
This remarkable fact. the amhor sIalcs a
variety nf experiments made hv him, all
" hich led uniformly 10 the same conclu.
sion. Aud indeed he shows positively.
hy reference I" upwards of thirty hives,
six "! which had 'hcir population thus
doubled, that the ''"ui''e oues do not con-
,nme more PROVISIONS during winter than
a single hive does; aud thai so far from
This. Tie donh!ed hives generally send
forth the coriIrst aud best swarms.-Are.
Of Srience.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18
Ed5eheld Court House, $. CO oe'obcr IL, io4S.

General Washington a Youth-The
following beautiful tribute tn Nla,hingrnrl
We rxuac' from the 7th vol. oi"B ancrDit's
United S,a'es."
After long years Of strife. Of rcpose aud
Of strIlr renewed, Eneland aud France
,olcmnEy agreed 10 he "a, pence.
Tie treaties ul AK la Chupcllr had
hcen nrg"Ii,r,rd by the ahles Statesmen of
Eurnpr. in 'hc spIcndi'! fnrms uf monarch
ical diplomacy. They believed themselves
The nrbrrrs at rnnnkrh. Tie raciiicainr,
Of the d.-rcconslructine The colonial
system on basis whici, should endure for
ases--coniirminc lie peace Of T. rnpe by
lhr nice adjustment, Of material forces.
Al l'" very lime Of The Congress of AK
Ia Chnpeile. III" woods Of Virginia shelter
ed The youthful George Washington. the
snn of Il widow. Boru by the side of tie
Potomac. brneaih he fnol ui'a Wesmore-
land farmer. almost from infuncy. his lo'
had been In" lot u an orphan.
M Acad.my had welcomed him 10 lrs
shades, no Cu:l"ge crowned him with lis
hnnnrS. Toreo! wrilc 10 ciphcr--iIrcse
had been his degrees IN knowledge. And
row. AZ siyreeu years ofase. inquest uf an
huuCst mainIunancc, cncuuu,rring Inroler-
able Toll; ch.crrd onward hy hti"c ahl. Ia
write Ia school boy friend, Dear Richard.
u douhloor is NY Constant gain every day
and some times six pisr"les;. himself his
own cuuk, having no spit bui !orSrd stick,
40 plate hut a large chip ronming over
>Vsrd nf The Alrghanics, aud along ihr
banks "f the Shcnandoah: alive 10 nature
and sometimes spending the best Of the
day in adrniring the trees an1 riches "f
the ilmi:" among skin clad savagcs, with
their >ca!ps AMI rallies. or uncouth emi
grants. That could never speak Engi
rcarIy Sleeping in bed; hSlding a hearskin,
n splendid couch; glad of 4 resting place
fhr the night upon lrtt!r hay, Straw. or
fodder. aud "ftcu camping in the forest.
y here The place nrhrr,i The fire wss
happy luxury; This s'ripl;nc surveyor in
the woods. with no cunipani n hut his uu
hc,rrrei associates. aud M implements Of
scirurr bat hi> compass aud chain con'ras.
ted Strangely with he imperial magni6
Gene. OF the Congress Of AK 10 Chnp-ic.
Aud ye, God had selected. nul KanniIz.
M, New castle. nol n ninnlrch of 'hr h"u,c
nl "a inshurg. nor ni Hinuvsr. bu. The pir
g,nia Stripping to give IN impulse 10 hu
rr,n allure. and, =. far 4. svcur, can de-
pend on An iutivr,!mal had placed the
right. aud desiiuics uf countless millions
iu The keeping OF the Wid0!cS sor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

a set Of families. ST, ling themselves tho
"Lihcrly Party" have held D national
convention NJ Buffalo. 10 nominate can
dies for the Presidency and Vice. Presi-
dcncy. The choice fell upon James Biz
ncy Of Michigan for President. and Tho
mas Morris Of Ohio. Tor Vice President
Of the United States. TlIe members COM
posing The convention and ibe nominees
of il. we should like 10 see lashed with
whip OF scorpions for three successive
days under such suns as We have bad This
summer. Wonicr how aholiiionism would
flo rish lhcu uuier their sen.elcss BIC.
,hrcn
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18
DALLA. Co., Ala. April s. 1888.

DALLA. Co., Ala. April 4, 1888.
Dr.. ChGmpioa:-Dear sir.-Of the pill
which received from you, have found sale
for considerable quantity. think that II
Will be sick'y here III consequence OF the wei
spriug Your pills gave .uch general satIsac-
tion here. thai am persuaded by my nei@i,
bors 10 write to yon Tor u large supply "i both
kinds. I, is now kuown that keep Them,
and people vii! come 30 or ~ miles for theni.
Picase send them SOON, Us expect 10 sell nil
It'd, have written for b, the time your agcn;
is around in Jmly.
Yours with much respect.
BENAlJAH KING.
Each box contains "a pills. II Of which arc
sufficient 10 cure auy ordinary case Of Chills
and Fever. Price 81 25. aud
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18
NO. 3s

Sab PiGin- SAT- Ro,k.-Abou, Two
hundred mics from Fur Gibscn is the
Z, eur SAT- PIaiu. The bed .! The river
tine Nescu;uuGa.) vas widcucd, being
near SIX miles in width, md ten miles IN
icngtii-thc river runing hy Que side OF Il /.
through o small c:aunei IN Tie sand,
mniie inIs upper plein throughout was
covered with Crust uf salt as while Us
snow. Wheu wI,hIn four or li"e miles of
h,.Ihc .piaIr looks like an iumesc salt
Lake winch had dried up and IeIl tue sal.
III u, bed. The salt had local oi.iu;
II comes TO the river in creek, which is
very sail. Tins 0vrrilovs the plain and
leaves the water 10 chrys yslaiIze on The
surface. iiravy rams will wash The salt
away; nut The overflow from the creek
comes III the same lime To bring more salt
water for chrvsIalzarion. The salt
R"rk, as II called. IS ia The bed of the
Sema'one, stream .oTlh OF The Que the
Great Pam IS OIL, ani Is ian immense
s.nins oI sali water. rising at the bate Of
u !nsn clay h'ii. and hollis up over space
ID one hundred and sixty acres. chrysrali.
Zins as fast as il reaches The surface, t,r NJ
ins rock %! salt all over the cove. so
hard that naItock has been broken in
IN rain attempts tc GET up mass oi' il.
ns linle where the waller come out are
10 cd with salt as far down as Tie arm
couhi reach.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

Enormous .Snukc.-A mOns'rous SER
peu', of he Boa C"nsiric,cr species. was
reccnIly taken by The crew of The British
brig Eliza Steele. on Dead Mans Island.
at The entrance Of the bav of Guuyaqnil,
Pacific Ocean. lle measured IS fcel in
ieugll. and in eirth, nj The lhickesl part.
4 feet ) inches. The body of dccompo-
scd gnai, was found in ii, stomach. The
reptile was 10 u torpid slate when iiscove-
red. and was easily despatched by the sal
! lors with clubs, &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

The moral, 5f m. country fave been
.or;,m.Iy ,unoire,j and ibe ml,ruc. o(
.,r.,. ,Iy~r,rL 10 ;s ,pna,en, nm rhr
=, .rr.r. tho r,.i.,or. md III. h,h;,s If
,,,,, ,,,,,h Manu- I,bor nj any so,, !.
,,,', nr,., r.c,,J.l ~ ,c,,.,ch
IJn ,r,,n do ", -ee The farmer tempted
r,,,n hi. ,l,upb The mechanic from nj,
.h.n :, ,,rn +, mcrrho., stock: .:,hbcr
,a,,.r Jnc,,r or 10 feed on hu,k, or o,Fi
c;., ,,t,,u,oe ar to do any thing ru,ber
,h,, wort rb. yo,orie, of idIrne.s
,ha w,tr simmer, rf,rruor. bav. p,iucd
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

II is stated in Que Of The Michigan pa.
pers ,he Wheat crop Of This year win he
four times that of the year preceding.
This would make 2D.000.0 bushels
leaving l6.000.000 for export.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18
Notice..

ALL persons INDEBTED TO us on accounts
m duo the ii,st of January last. are re
quested TO come aud settle up. We have
to pay our debts.
GOODE & LYON.
Feb. i3 If 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
In re
William Wise. Admin',r. ;
OF Henry WIG.

WW7 HEREAS William Wise, Adminis,ra.
w tor OF Henry Mise. has removed fi"n
this Staie withuui having accounted Tor has nd.
mipisira,ion. aud whereas Moses Swearingan
one Of the surelies Of said administrator. has
applied 10 me- ior relief on the premises: The-r
are therefore TO summon and require the said
William Wise, administrator of Hcnry Wise.
and his surriies. M"ses Sw.arhgen. and Lew
is Jones. 10 appear nj my nifire on tie s,h day
account OF said administrations. and abide such
further order OF decree may be made in the
premises.
Ordinary s Office, 9Th August, lsI3.
Angust9 i'm %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

Free Translation. >chnplbny reading
cG.ar's CunnltnlaIies, came 10 lhc word
T. Cesar rrausir h!pes. summa d:''SenIla; !
which,. la the nsiouISi,mrui ui III, ilns'rr
he Irau>lulrrl--" Gear cf,rss"d the All
on ll.e Tor, nf diligence ~ hrothrr ia
the same class. Translated me cS ample IN
rhr E,,n G,rlnmnr. "Nr,nn moriaiiun
omnibus hnr, -apit," rs loliows: M nam
knrmS ~ whnT ho..r the omnibus start, "
-ErrhunSe paper.
These are nnihins 10 The free translation.
attributed rr the iri,n tutor. nf the opening
Srrrcnc. ul ilic Commentaries "O'uniS
GaIl,a in Tres pares divlsa est =" MI
Can i quar,creI INTO l'rcc halves; or Ia
The self unsralu!a'ofy exclamation of The
graduate 81 il" hal n narrn@ escape f,r his
degree C-!'rsi, se juvnl''-'r:s pleas
AM 10 have bccn 10 Cnlicgr: ar To that
supposed cn,>icn nlu-iun tn PGs.y'-in--
E. Micminncr o,uncs.' Et cetcra, et crlefa.
Albany Atsus.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

then Ireland will become glorious king
'lon-the land of liberty. "f km"wIedge,
of social order and happiness, aud Gospel
privileges
LIT Prm"slanis, then. rn.er into III uI-
ialiowe cornpac. with P"p"ry Grant.
ing thai R-.pca! without 1t might serve
Ireland Repeat with II would be- The worst
pIagur mnl The greatest curse that God Ia
his wrath could mllirr upon any country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18

C,mphimtniory.-An old clergyman.
and r,;ncr ~. rrrrurric unr wilhal. whose
field r!' labor was town iE The lnlcri"r I'll
New Eus ,ud onc Sum!a" al I'll" cl",'' Of
hl, scrylrc. give nollrc IN III, cung:re IlInn
lha, ~ ihc rHnr,- u. IHr mrc; hr expected
Ia o., ~, II u!l.siUn tn the hra;i!"n. The
rucaii,cis a. i.iS church were struck with
alarm aud sorrow NJ The nncxI'cctcd an.
nnuncrnrnt of The loss %! th"r beloved
pastn., and hue Of the dcar"r, IN :reat
ariiaiun rxcfairnrd: Why my dear sir,
,nu have never roli us one word ul This
before! What shall wc do J" Oh.
hrut,er c." SAID The pir.nn with
the great : sang frcid, e" don't expect 10
60 ou, uf luwn."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16

- USiFURD ACADEMY The subscriber that, nj TIT,
N ale period year, scholars engaged, but 10
the parents guardians Of those engaged engaged
tor time shorter than year. lac hees leave 20 that avin.
RECENTLY properly and institution well known
Rumo Academy would be glad to accommodate some ten
rihe present yeatie school VIII be nde
The charge gentleman less qualified by his moral and
steady HABITS by literary requirements Mr. Bates
of and had
teaching Academy Pennsylvania lie l. prepared To
give instruction Ia. Greek, Latin and French Languages Ma
sual and Moral Phio ophy Of Chemistry, Arith
mec, Geometry, Algebra plain aud spherical Irigonomelry
Practical surveying the branches embraced IN
complete English Education Ii would be useless 10 indulge IN
recommendation location and various advantages Ter the
mora aiming Of youth this institutions from s long stand
ing known possess The health Of scholars has heretofore
been so good as seldom need Physician; if however, there
should medical aid the subscriber VIII always
be the premises and win attend free of charge
TERMso The scholastic year OF ten months, The ehe eS'
per,ses Of Boarding aud Tuition will he Sl25
JOHN ;. LEWIS, NJ. d.
ny For the next year accommodacn twenty five thirty
hoders will made aud good Teachers employ ed as can be
had - = ~
March '--WfW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
THE imported thoroughbred Horse DAGIEE will stand the

THE imported, thoroughbred Horse D,GIlEE, will stand the
present commencing the iC' of March and ter
chester, county Of Chesterfield, and The Courthouse OF the
county every alternate nine through the lie
Mares EACH the season, and SIS insure
Mare be in oal-pa! able when each Mare Is taken
Mare stating whether by the by the
but when nothing is said the subject the
Mare changes owners before if fuu
In all the will be entitled 10 receive fifty cents
each Mare, be paid the Daghee has heretofore
stood Mt forty and sixty dollars but him the
from the of the times and from no ineror
aeni or England gentlemen he history a" This high
horse the American Turf Register, VOL s. No. for jan
uary, 1884, and also to Tie bills OF The day.
Dachee bred by Com Sir Robert Barrie Swahdae, in
Lancashire foaed 1929 He got by Muey, the
of =vahan Tennessee Of Margave winner Of the
lima 6.ed also by Sir Barrie, by
Bay Nedd Arabian shek out Of Maria bred hy the late
If Hamilton Al Ashton Hail. III Lancashire The Duke OF
aniltons Mar tsce English General Stud Book, edition Of
s2 volume 3D. page 1885,, by orviie her DAM Lady
famous amtonan her DAM Bay Javeiin aso bed By the
luke by Javen, Of Young Flora sister TO sadle, by
die were likewise BY the Hamilton may
proety he styled his family Of horses Ihs nks Of Hamilton
times, circumstance quite unparalee! on The
Filzwiam his Grace's rider having ostied Young Flora
was Flora by Squirrel her dan Angelica, by snapRe
Two Trne Blues auley e Of Dashee, perhaps the best
son Of Orve and of Sir T. Charles Bunbury : aou, Mare
Eleanor, by Whiskoy' npscp,pr,ov
panhee blood hay, with black legs, and tail, and
ard and strong lie c blood
being hands three inches in height of length
IN proooon bone and muscular stand
ur rla and even upon very clear limbs, in fine racing
foru with deep shoulder strong back !oins and launches has
great sweep in quarters and unusual length Of thigh and
arm yer short below knee and hook, with hind eg, in
pn strength aud shape equad by any surpassed by
none and indicative Of astonishing added
which he Is free bemshes and defects of that character
known TO be hereditary, with which fashionable Northern
bred Stations of the day affected and which they
as matter Of course, and do entail upon their get:
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