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Feb. l6
/ MroRrANr no DEALERS rs ToRAcco.-rn

IMPORTANT TO DEALERS rs ToBACCo.-The FOL.
section OF TIE act 10 amend the act emitted IAN acs
into the several in fnre concerning TIE o.
of obaeco," passed 7th March, 1895 published i inr "
ton OF all persons concerned and especial to L
upland tobacco, she" Ing Tie advantage they wnui ss'
Of any e,ra CHARGE in directing their tobacco TO te '
Pubic Ware!ause.
"snd DC I, further er7etsd, Th-t, If any hoe'ica' o.
forwards be stored in any warehouse IL :he CITY @. b
ana me town Of Petersburg, other than tie igbit "'
lie SAID CITY and The lawn Of Petersburg. H. Comm
any means whatsoever unless :, Nh. time wien iae -
storea IN SUCH other warehouse there at !clsi N
nfed hngsheads, II in the city Of Richmond, or ~ '
petersburg, two hundred aai seventy ise EaE-aea''
NC warehouse aforesaid; unless the inspectors W nj
Eavc refused TO receive such tobacco storage %
snail nc their duty to give certificate, If rsqrtea 81
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DlSSOuToN-The Co-paunershp heretofore existing
der the style Of GTecr PeaAe dissolved by mutual
CONSENT on the lst OF March nstan,.l
GEO. W. cRETTER,
GEO. r. PEAKE
H The subscriber the business al the same stand
doors below the Bell and socls continuance OF the patron
literally extended The former business He offers his
services his and friends the sale of all kinds Of
predutr, free Of ons charge fer s,tay.
Refers Messrs Haxa. Brothers Co. Cant BENT Shernad
Duanp, Moncure& Co., Winee, Williamson & Co.. Allied T.
Harris, and John C. lobson
GEO. w. GRETTER
March IL Iol-3,lf
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Jan, 81

SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE OF BANKNl-CI-~
PURSUANT 10 an order of the Conri of the Cni,d S,
the Eastern District of Virginia, nldc the Ism #
her, 1912, shall SELL nj public auction I" the highest h.
tain Zeal Estate, mentioned In the schedules q. ;e.,
have been decreed Bankrnpts their ,ri!oa wa,,
same does not appear by the schedules Ia e nae ary H.
trust, other eRcumbrince. The Real Esa:c he 80 M
follows, TO wit:
In Thomas y. Buror's case, an interest in "a aere.
lying in the county of Buckins ham, being M
of.
In Marcelis iaynes case an interest in s a,,e> a. LA
Buc! insiau COUNTY, being seventh part Thereof.
In Henry Aafons case iao oil Lard the c1gs
sylvania.
In Thomas Pfosse's case, Tract of Land in Drwjs4s
~, Containing about 210 acres.
In William G.. Wahall's his interest III ~ acsy
in Chesterfield county, which Isis mother lyc.
In William T. Moseleys case, ID acres Of Land IN bak
county.
In Ben u. Anderson case, his interest in Ii acn, ii
adjoining the lands Of $ H. Sharpe and others in Glk
county; and his interest In 20 Of Land adjoining M
lands and others, in said county.
In Robert L. lrby's case, moety Of 20 Of Land
ed jointly by the said Robert l.. aad his brother Wilam
in the county of Charles City.
I'm James T. Foeys case, small Tract of Land bnp
county, near the "Matoara Co." Mills
In James l.. Waikers ease, fifth Of 10 Of La
JAMES City county, in which his mother has dover.
Louisa county.
In Joseph II. and Levi N. Goldsmits ra.c. ocra.s
piece Of Land Surrendered by Joseph W. tio1s: 49, g
the plan of Jacksonville in the township of Suth.fa
ties the county of Philadelphia, of Pena., v,r
vcyeh TO J. VI. Godsm!t By William Macirfan au! h
wife, by deed LEARN. date the ID dag Of August Is
In each sale will be for cash unless the amount
purchase shall be m hundred dollars more, and then
Tor third cash. third nj Fix months,
twelve months from the day of sale. No Conveyance
made the purchaser in any until the hole pan. m
ney shall be paid and conveyance directed by the tuu
The above sale viii he made In front OF the Court Roo
United States Court, the 18th day OF March ri
auction, TO the highest bidder, commencing at Oo'oo,
February aisf Ist3 n3-wiisq
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Trust Sale of Land and Negroes.


by virtue Of Deeds Of us executed by Beverly Sydnor
ID Record the Clerks Office IN the county OF Meckle-
burg the subscribers expose 10 sale at public auction ~ ts
Of Boydou Wednesday, the 9h day 81 March next all
Estate and personal The said Beverly Ssdnor con-
sisting valuable Slaves tract oil Land, lying
Roanoke rivr county of Meckrnrs, containing 81.
acres hundred of which low grounds, upon which is
situated TIE Eagle ron, Mills large and valuable
ine and ici in Royton, with
o land attached tirvso which The said Beverly Sydnu'
nGse and lo with large lumber house. law
aud tao stopnEc tract Of 'Hd near the nwn Of
contann. 31 other tract of lsnd adjoining
the town 3. which Is valuable
Of Roanoke Navigation stockton head of
and horses with all the stock pana
lion aud household and kitchen furniture, belonging
the said Beverly yLnor Among the good house
servants ose tanners coopers, and first rate boaman IL
rarely that estate equal value brought INTO The Market and
hoped that all the creditors viii attend. The and
other will be sold credit Of twelve months
all dolarior NIL s.ms under that amount,
vii required The real will be sold credit of
one three years, the last payment u interest
twelve months becomes due Bond and approved
r,iy from the purchasers, and the title To the rsl
estate retained payment Of The purchase money The
undersigned selling Trustees, will only line title
said deeds u The sale Is made by the consent
If parties Interested and the tile 10 all the property beev
ed 10 be uuqucston2h!c. 800 -
ET:til. e. RUSSELL.
EWi. Il. CHAMBERS,
WARREN
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD.
CompLetion of the RailrOad 10 .4Quia Creek.

InrirGITed ETptdHl0n
rg,IE Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Compa
hereby that their Railroad was completed to the
Potomac 10Th instn and that travellers are now
conveyed Richmond and Washington, all OF
the year, by Railroad Cars and Steamboats, be Steamboat COM
being provided with effective boas keep the
navigation during the hardest weather in Wnie leaving Rich
m0nd al t. A. NJ precisely instead of H. as heretofore, and
reaching Washington and Baltimore in IL hours; more
than 81 hours in advance Of the River and Bay Boats
Travellers by this line, proceeding 10 Philadelphia Immediately
their arrival Baltimore reach that city IL y ~ NJ the neat
morning, in 30 hours after leaving Richmond.
Instead Of paying their fare heretofore to Fredericksburg
only and wards board the Potomac Steamboat and al
Washington will take tickets the Railroad Office
both for Washington and Baltimore The fare in this will
he less than paid separately different portions Of the route
Whole fare 10 Washington, 50
Io. to Baltimore, SO
Di. q phatrpIia, (hy Peck and Iore's line,
the afternoon Railroad line inni Isatimorr) SD
No charge years a.eoters under
twelve years Of age half price. " Comed hall
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent If Transportation
Env. - 59-wly
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ny ,ESsE l.. DOW.
NV country. isthcre none to feel,
rnv deep coutrsion and .hy shame;
Has Chiyalry no guardian steel.
"a tlas; before ihy rcste! ;iamo:
l. Independence l">i in debt,
And has the star % glory sci:
Y. donltins soas OF noble sire-,
Look out upln your mighty Land!
See science ~ tae y.ilG - irss,
And strength IN every toll WON hand!
Above-.ae starry union waves
Below--.!Ie dead all glorious graves!
Vain men fpibsar, nor bid the wave,
That dashcS og the ROCKY face
or Natures western Arohi;Eavc,
Shrink back To its old reStin. place:
Nor hound, nor test. nor eb5, nor Hos,
Shall lilr'S eternal hil.ow know.
What checked The scandinavian horde,
When onward IL Ierce spirit went
Was't SNOW cap; mount or Roman sword,
Or hich and frowning haitenen;t
|; rushed DER Titus ivied wall
And swept the CwSars' Judgment hail,
There i. foe al Freedom heart,
That maS,erl-ss Wal sap her bloom;
II rules the camp, the court, tiie mart,
And GesccIaieS the nefo'S tonib:
Go where ye last, seek what We VIII,
We lind it-LCy. FOR ES,L.SD-
No Starving millions cry for bead;
No mother weeps that she was bcrn'
No father liis his aching head,
Aud ,reinbleS AT the price al corn:
Al every turn n smile l. seen
While heaith tips o'er The village green.
And yet, the nations purse ~ bare;
Her hlnd Is palsed by her side;
Her NODE brow is hrnt wi:h carr
That brow that once was deifed;
Her children dram l,i.'> fountain Hood,
Sor know tia; !: l. pfecioGs blood.
Roll on the iron wheels of ;ae'
Ne ministers OF S.vyreicn p1*er,
Han. oui The a.aIoned folds OF crime,
From ballard peak, aud fortress tower
And bid the race OF kings appeal
10 weep o':r freedoms eayiy bier!
But. OH while one tue heaTi remaia',
IL beat ,ne !!.,.-,u.;ch 4 tie free,
Onr hani "a fnrsi i!,e Sersii- chains,
Tint .Gipious ones have iossei Ia. thee
sly Coun;rs. spain the s"fdid ra.e
Whose fuEde>, hope Is Thy disgrace.
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& TGCKToN'S PREMIUM MINERAL TEETII.-JOHN g..
- WAIT DESTsr, just received The above celebrated
manufacturer complete of the beautiful Teeth
thai have been brought this city, aud which, all that
constitutes admirable of natural teeth
SURPASSED.
Those who wish have artificial teeth inserted and all others
interested respectfully invited call and examine em and
specimens Of his work.
g. w continues IS heretofore perform all operations for
the prevention and of diseases teeth and Of
hcr m The immediately above the Banks Main street
RcrearM. Clarke, NJ. d., George Watson, NJ. D., F. IT..
Deanc, VI. H., Z. H. Carmichael, NJ. D., Roht W. axa NJ ID
Thomas Nelson, NJ. d. James Bolton 81 d. j. A Cunningham
NJ ID. L5-wlyt
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE offer
for sale my Farm in Powhaan county, lying james river,
6 miles above of Richmond adjoining the lands OF VIM
s containing SO Of which s fret rate James
grounds 1862 high land state OF good
ed bushels of wheat have been seeded on the land this
v,ar The buildings consist of good dwelling house with six
rooms and all necessary houses For apply
he urenises or X. II. Dickinson, Richmond, Va.
~ THOS. A. HARRIS.
n B--A pa. Of the land may be my Office.
H.. -, Gs-oawtf Il. III DICKINSON.
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SEVERN HALL AND CENTREvILLE FOR SALE.-Hay.
- ing determined remove to Kentucky offer for sale my
Farm Severn Hail. lying on severn river and IN the county Of
Gloucester containing 400 acres all law grounds There
bushels Wheat and IS Of Barley seeded The farm The i'm
poycmen,s with the exception Of HE dwelling, which needs
some slight repairs new of the superior or-
The society in the Icisbohood Of severn Hall equal tn any
in Virginia Vessels load within fifty yards of the harm.
also offer Farm, Cenirovie upon which nov reside,
lying Last river, and in Matthew'S county, for sale Centre
Vile ca ot land. The Improvements good
dwelling large, story and timely built brick
house. There il Water Mil Farm. The Norfolk packet
tr Cenevl.e wharf every week. The neishbuhcod,
health convenience &c. Of Cenlrevle render IL OF the
desirable nS Matthews. F" reference. apply 10 Dr.
OF House Of Delegates MARY +. SHEPARD.
Dec. 20 67-2awtf
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one HUNDRED noLLARs REvARp-Ran away fle

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RRVARD.-Ran away from the
" subscriber, Giving Lomhardy Post Office, Necklenbure
county Va the an Of October last Two men, LONG
DANIEL. and SHORT DANIEL.
Long Daniel sold IN Richmond in April last by Mr. H.
Rcar who lives Hague Post OGce Wenoreand coun
~ Va where he supposed lie lurking. lie Is about feet
or 10 inches high, straight and well proooned about %
years old very black, Thick beard good Iooine head oi
hair when cobed large and inclined 10 be red and de-
ceiulIy spoken.
raised b. Dr. Robert b. Reynolds, who lives
oyds Post Office Essex county, Va lie Is about feet
inches high straight and olerahy we'll prnpostioned be-
q and 80 years old black face inclined To be Hat
peaks extending very far hack his forehead smiles when
spoken teeth little separated other marks reco
eced II supposed he is with Long Daniel in Westmoreland
county. another negro has been with him there
will give the above reward of hundred dollars their
delivery 10 Mr. r. Lumpkin of Richmond Va fifty dollars
for either. WADDY J. JACKSON.
Feb. % 94-wtf
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Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER,
Secretary IF State, Washington.
Correspondence 10 he Continued.j
FOX TIE E-NRCJfE
TO THE PEOPLE OF HAMMER

TO THE PEOPLE OF HANOVER.
am forced to ask TO be excused from your service;
and alter you have often honored me, and so much
above any claim ever had upon you it gives me pain
to decline the request to become again candidate for
the county have been long time struggling with
yon the good cause, to sustain and hold It up and if
1t in danger, and could be OF any service,
would deny the jas; and urgent claims of my own pr'-
vae affairs upon my attention. aud come forward TO do
all could Enough that all would be much) to pro.
tact II. Bat | am happy to be able 10 say, that the
way - anooth-the sky cpar-tI!ere is no danger
you will he sure to beat, if you choose to win, parcu
larry when | know that there are so many others
amongs. you more able than myself-whose aatiain-
ments are much greater, and who have opportu-
n,ty 10 devote their lime and service the cause; and
therefore look, without beng blamed, TO my own al
FAIRS 1t s time Tor me To st my house IN order.
Yoa know, kind people of Hanover that, without any
fault of nine, am put in trouble and danger. have
always paid my own debts, and great deal OF other
peoples, and am nov called upon 10 pay mare. IL
is hard thing to suffer for other men-i ~ hard
upon me-and mast devote all ny tire 10 do the best
can. | know you will not complain at M telling
you So and giving Il as my excuse Tor withdrawing
cannot, however part iran you wou; acknowisdg-
ing with gratitude tie many ilyors received n yonr
hauGs-They were always lar above my merits | was
raised amongst you have raised nv children amongst
yon-und you have known me alw ays- Yon know that
without palrmony, and with limited educalion have
been honored by you-thai you have trusted me with
the of your rights ] hope have never betrayed
you. know have done all could to defend them;
and, now that we part, hope we part as we always
have been-kind friends.
return you my grateful thanks for the many avors,
the many honors you have conferred upon me, and
subscribe myself your obliged and humble servant,
WIN. l.. WHITE.
18th March, 1913
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TO VIRGINIA MERCHANTS.

Print and Hosiery Store, No. 4G Cedar street, NJ
w lev Merritt Co, and Buckley, Merritt Ety. is
opening for SALE BY the piece package entirely
and large assortment Oh
FRENCH ENGLISH, GERMAN, SCOTCH AND AMERICAN
PRINTS GERMAN AND ENGLISH HOSIERY,
together with of beached and brown Goods
Linens Brown Hollands Linen Drills Cotton do Blue DENNIS,
Mexican Mixtures Cambria and Camrc Handkerchief
Benbazines Cambria Muns, Jacones Nainsook do Book
swiss and Null husns Striped and Plaid Jacones Colored
and Brown Table Covers Victoria Skirts &c. &C. and ut prices
that cannot the of casa buyers Southern Mer
chants will ALWAYS find their advantage buy their goods
where the stock new well assorted and constantly changing
hands.
of the and facilities OF procuring goods both
from Auction and European Manufactures feel conn
der inviting and good buyers examine our Stock
Merchants thai find nconvenent 10 visit this city personally
themselves by RENTING the money giving correct description
goods they want, with directions how 10 ship e WI
hc executed with DESPATCH and low prices as can be bought
in this city. WM r. nv LII LEY
N.yv York Ian leb 1919. 79-9awJm
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r OCUST NIL FOa SAE.-The subscriber having deter.
IL mined 10 The West offers for sale, by private
tract ihr Tract Land which he lives
Lonsa hotse of Hickory creek Thy
and nsborhood, and containing eight hundred aud
eniy acres comfortable dwelling houses and
sary good apple orchards and meadows The land is
productive aud well adapted the growth of wheat
tobacco and clover There about hundred and fifty
of excellent grounds from nundtto. very poduc
ve-an ample supply OF wood and timber supply the
Each field wei! wacred, having falling springs and
branches said of truth, that seldom farm
market, either in Louisa the adjoining counties.
Reference Ellis Elicit, Richmond, The subscriber
JOHN ELLIS.
Louisa Dec. 20, 1912. C1-wtf
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ID EMOVED Il opposite side Of the street. and facing u e
Ia franklin IIoe John Ee,'s Old S;and South side OF
Main, I'll house from Governor street.
We would this opportunity of thanking the public for
ayors received the design AT first
establish through the press but 10 do by giving sa-
action all who call upon which consider far prciea-
any of which glad 10 know has
been almost universal
pursue the nj this lime and Tor
the future All goods sold rs that do please cost quail
~ lit color make fashion, otherwise, can he returned and
the money reiunded-ovded the shall not have been
WON, We have this time large stock II not larger than
line of business and wond respectfully
invite the economist Ia give call before purchasing, aud ex-
himself and pronounced rs low or
than the city, shall be much deceived
Cloth Goats, IL: while others charge gig FOL making
and trimming: the customer furnishing and pants 80
that are Sl4 and Vests, Shirts Drawers Handkecheis,
Cava Stocks Sspendes Socks Gloves and Collars Of many
kinds and qualities other articles usually Kept by Cloth
ers of which sell low, cash. and
public call and whether they want To buy no;
1y- Ill Goods warranted.
~ J. BRANNAN & co.
I.n 36-wly*
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Der. 90

AN NUTiCE-Tie subscriber has removed ms Office
IL basement nf his residence, The Of 9Th aid
streets opposite Office 81 the Mutual assurance Society liz
mas o;nd his office, when IN attendance tagaln
suInedl on of the Courts nf the City.
TO CLAMaNTSThc subscriber, after interval of some
years tenders his claimants the Govern
United States the Stale of Virginia, for rev0l
ona services any other demands, whether arising under
otherwise His experience In attending such
enable @ in where they we'll found
ed of the information necessary sustain
them The advantage of that eyperence-his familiarity with
subject aud dgen attention, stimulated by the necessity
c.innns his life of bsnesslie is willing pledge
hin-for moderate
reasonable contingent commission he agreed
Urged h. such inducements he pledges all the indus
ry and energy may eaered His residence and
Office 9TH streets, the Tavern. Letters
addressed 10 him Will be puncuay attended 10.
THOMAS GREEN.
Richmond. 1th Oct !stl Ally
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TIL. NELSON, NJ. d.
4. A. rARRINGTON, N. d
n r.. BDIlASNaN. NJ. ID.

The statement above, relating nriicai teeth, gwen viii
with whatever 10 rear for my
self inemr profession Construction oi Artificial lett
Is an evidence artist the Of the He and blow
uc than scientific Glass and porcelain
teeth are manufacturers, ana the materials employed
b. Of the Ooniisi and Dentist IN supplying lie place
nature porcelain variety OF names, aite
The fancy and sometimes the flourish of The operator.
The Science of the natural Human Teeth embraces extensive
relations and symahies and requires knowledge of those
the human system. We often hear If bad consequences from
operations ignorant for the reason of their not proper
10 understanding these connections. Would guaran
lee safety Diploma fra Medical School, from The
College of Dentistry established? II is certainly prefrrah.
n abisrd of Influential Oanin-
Their ranrs IL accordance with custom
and flrrl than evidence of high professional qualification
J. 4. PLEASASfS, 81. D.,
Member of the Virginia Medical Society,
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GUIZOT.
GEs. CAss,
Eneoy Extraordinary, sc.
Mr.. Cass 10 Mr.. Urbstfr

.Hr. Cass 10 .Hr. Hcbstfr.
LEGATION THE u. STATES,
Paris, September IL, 1912
Sir The mail by the steampacket which c!l Boston
the st instant has just arrived, and has brought INTEL
gence Of The ratification Of The treai'es recently
e!uded with Great Britain All apprehensions, there
TORE of any immediate difficulties with that country
al end, and do That any public interest
demands my further residence in Europe. | can no
longer be useful here, and the state Of my private at
fairs requires my presence at home. Under these cir
cumsances beg you 10 submit TO the President my
wish for permission to retire from this mission and
TO return to the L. S. withou; delay. In the hope
that there will be objection to this measure shall
proceed to make my arrangements to leave here about
the 18th November, as TO embark in The steamer Of
the 10Th November. cannot delay my departure any
longer, as | am anxious 10 finish my voyage before
the winter weather.
have, therefore, to pray you TO iavor me with an
answer by the return steampacket, enclosing my let
ters Of recall and author'sing t. transfer the lega'
ton to The Secretary, Mr. Lcdyard Charge dafaires,
TIL minister can BIZ sent out. He every way com.
pctenl 10 discharge The duties.
aG Sir, respectfully,
Your ubedeai servant,
LEW. CASS.
Hon DANIEL WEBSTER,
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The undersigned, the request of A. Peasants NJ d. oil
This city, having Artificial Teeth made by him. for
LADY high standing express their berf that they are very
perfect specimen Of his that they Cannot be surpassed either
in beauty resemblance nslurr supplying The want
ul the natural teeth.
The Lady for whom they made aud whom We have seen
wearing ir ii The highly pleased both Win Their
natural appearance aud Iilr with which They IT.
81
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Consulate of Tie u. S. ut GaIrtston, Terra.

Consulate % The u. ). at GGtStSt0n, itI6S.
THE having appointed Consul Of r. :
ts Pnrt, Lenders his services to the public Commercial
Agent and respectfully soicits potion al those consRTentS
which the Increasing population e the Rrpbc may rqur-
As his time viii no; he fully occupied r offers his services ao
General igcGt-and will attend 10 The purchase and sale ol
land the payment Of the adjustment and settlement Of
Ties n nninc shares in Galveston city and selection o; lots
lieu thereof the collection of des and te either
large interests in Republic held By persons abroad The
undersigned Pledges himself for at least prompt and faithful dis
charge any may he rrposed III bin Letters for him.
from the u - mus. lie paid to New Orleans or they viii
reach Galveston.
TrpIct Gen. Bernard Peyton, and Mr. Thomas Green. Rich
mond Virginia. a. NJ. GREEN.
Feb. Ss-2m
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March Z
PGbiie Sale IF High Biooded norongl 5r-t

P1biic Sale IF Higl Blooded Torongl bg..t i,
ffNIE subscriber kmown for years breeder 81 u,,.
Stock, viii offer. ut Public sale, on Tue. .qy ,.a
March. n The Lamb Tavern, late Elliott, - he
Turnpike, about a mile from the Prrm1ner, .,..l,.
stock al Brood MARES, COLTS and Fii.LElS H., y,
pure blooieI, regular breeders the Cot, ana f!l:t,
sircs, some q; item hy Gen. lrgine'> celebrated ,.
others ny Capt S:ockion's "Llngiurl."
Also, nj the ime and place, ps'; %; ~. ,r
HAM CATTLE, consisting Of Cons, Young IN. ,, p.
The young ratt'e are principally by TIE celebrated M
Bull ''Pilncc OF Wales" r
Catalogues will be furnished for the occasion and -
exhibited two days al the abovc place previous he ia.
DENNIS REL