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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-07-19

We copy from the New Orleans Tropic Of the
7th instant the subjoined Mexican intelligence,
brought by the schooner Creole, which left Vera
Cruz on the Gath ultmo:
Gen. BUsTAMENTE arrived at Vera Cruz on the
nth ultimo and offered his services 10 sustain the
integrity Of the Mexican territory and the dignity Of
the Republic. He was rather coolly received by
the Government and il is reported that he refused
the military honors rendered him on his arrival. II
was believed that his return was not invited by
any party, and that he had no desire to NEEDLE In
public affairs 9sl els, fG
The people generally were quiet, and not at all
alarmed, notwithstanding the war cries made by the
Federalists and the partisans Of SANTA anna, who
are loud in denouncing the Government Tor want Of
energy. The state of the public treasury was pre-
sumed 10 be pretty low, as the officers in the em-
ploy Of the Government found great difficulty in
obtaining one-fourth of their salaries.
The acting President, General CANALIso, and ex-
Minister Of War, Gen. BAsADRE, not accepting the
propositions made them by Government, to be ex-
patriated for years. have been imprisoned ros
the same term, the former IN the castle OF reroe'
and the latter in that Of San Juan de Ulloa.
Don MANUEL RNcor, General of Division and
Constitutional Governor of the Department OF Mex
leo, has published the following proclamation;
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs has communicated to me
JOSH JoAaurs DE HEnnEnA General Of Division and Pre-
sdent ad interim Of the Mexican Republics to the citizens
thereof ~
BE TT KNOWN; That the General Congress has decreed
and the Executive sanctioned, the following
The National Congress the Mexican Republic considering
That the Congress of the United States Of the North has
decree, which its Executive has sanctioned, resolved
incorporate the Territory of Texas with the American Union
That this Of approiatng to itself territories upor
which other nations have rights introduces monsrous novel
endangeng the peace of the world and violating the
yereignty Of nations,
That this usupaon, consummated to the prejudice
Mexico, has been in nsidous preparation for long time
the that the cordial friendship proclaim
between it and those States respected scrupulousy
i legally
That the said annexation of Texas to the United State
tampes the conservative principles of society," attacks al
the rights that Mexico has that territory, insult to he
dignity sovereign nation and threatens her independence
and political existence;
/ That the law Of the United States in reference the
nexaton of Texas the United States does in nowise de-
sroy the rights that Mexico has and will enforce upon that
department,
That the United States having ampled the principles
which served basis the treaties of friendship, commerce.
and navigation, and especially those of boundaries
fixed with precision, previous 1882 they consd
cred as violated by that nation
And finally that the unjust spoaton Of which they wisl
make the Mexican nation the victim, gives her the clea
moment said annexation
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Il is estimated that there progress Of erection
within the limits Of Pennsylvania about hundred iron
furnaces.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-07-19
IT is DECREED :

lst The Mexican Nation calls upon all her children the
defence Of her national independence threatened by the
patton of Texas which intended to be realized by the de-
Of annexation passed by the Congress- and sanctioned by
the President of tho United States of the North.
ID In consequence, the Government will call
the forces Of the army according the authority granted
by the existing laws and, for the preservation Of public
der for the support Of her institutions and of
sy, a the army, the Government
cordng the powers given the 9th of December,
1874, viii raise the corps specified by said decree, under
the of Offenders Of the Independence and Of the
Laaos.n MIGUEL ARTISAN,
President of the Deputies.
FRANCISCO CALDERN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
Old Point s5Ofeg.

/ f(NtIlS celebrated Watering place having beer
i = extensively improved and newly furnished
VIII be open for the reception Of visitors on ana
alter The 10Th OF June. lts means ot accommodation
are ample, and It's propfieiois have spared no cs-
| pense III rendeTing III every way IS desirable a
any summer retreat ON The continent The tables
VIII be supplied with Hog Fish, Sleeps Head
Hard and Soft Crabs. Oysters Turtles and Tara
pms. served up b. JACK McRAE, Of Petersburg,
whose devotion 10 The Shell and Fnnv tribe is a
| guarantee ne vii! never rl ;hem pass from lis
| hands appeara. o!herv Isl than 10 The greatest
advantage. 10 this list, every other delcacy OF
'he season VIII DC added. The eel! IS have been
stored With wines, hrandies g., selected by one
Oh inc oes! judges 10 The country and in variety
ana qualify are unsurpassed by any o;her csiab-
ishmpni
New and commod'ous Bath Houses have been
efccfed-artansemcnis for surl Bathing Tor those
who prefer H. and EIol Baths FOR nvaids. These
have wrought many wonderful cures in rasos III
Chronic rheumatism, and all cases OF debility.
No place can offer more sources o; amusement.
The fishing is unsurpassed in the months
OF August ard September is vcry line. the scenery
/ beanliui III The extreme. In sight Of the Canes
and in three or four hours sal! Of Yorktown and
jamestown. There ARE pleasure excursions for
those who desire them, besides The daily arrival
| and departure OF Steamboats, A fine band OF
Music VIII also he in attendance, and no exerton
Whatever shall be spared 10 render comfortable
those who may visit us.
- 81 MT L. RAMSEY, formerly OF the Farmers
/ Hotel. Fredericksburg. and late OF the Boiling.
brook Ho'cl, Petersburg, will attend to the recep-
llon oil VisIterS and 10 their comfortable accom-.
mediation
June 3-cw4w JAS. s. FRENCH
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'srust a ale OF Houses d Lois,

PURSUANT 10 Deed Of Trust from John
j Hu,cheso" and wife 10 the subscribers. bear
ING date on the r;t day 81 September 1919. ami
c.uly recorded in tie Clerks Office OF Hcnrico copn
Il Cuur!, for the purposes therein expressed vii he
sold 10 The highest bidder, Al public anction. al r
residence 81 Tic said John Fulchcscr, on CLu.ch
Hill. in Henricrcounty on IuRS DAY, The lo!h
Of June next II lair or otherwise on the next tar
dav thereafter. tht following valuable houses and
lots viz: the lot on which The said Hutcheson
and family now lirc, containing about acre,
and on which there are a large and coInmodious
dwelling house good Iii chen, smoke house
stable. &c., all Of brck-One other 'nl, 4; The
corner opposite tie dwelling house OF The san
HulcheScn. containing about one third OF an
acre, on which there is very good two slory
brick dwelling house One oiher lor, directly o..
posi;e The said tlu,cheson>, containing about or
and three. iourths acre, on which there are IL
very good dwelling houses, built OF hrck-Cr
other lci, containing about an acre, on wh'c
here are small BRICK house, brick shelter. q
The said lots will be divided 81 as % sui
rhascrs. Also, a certain loi 81 land lyirg
Long Silcet in lhe said county, in the plan OF
laid off by William Street. ami CONTAINING
,crcs, . roods and p~ie5 and was crnyclet
he sand FiE;chcsun ~ deed, iron Davenport,
lllcn and their wrcs and ore other 10; OF 5ac,e.
wing in the said county, and conveyed TO q
aid Hutcheson ty deed, from Nathaniel &. Crer
-hav and wiic.
The iitlc 10 the said Houses and Lots is helieY
ii 10 be good and unqueslonablc but selling
,rusices we shah coavcv such title only az
.esled in H. BIZ the said trust deed.
TENS will be made known on The day OFFS ]
TiOS. J. STARKE, Tr,,,.,
j. d. Ct. BROWN, i''>''
N3v Sn-Wt;iS
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AUCTION SALES.
Hanover HIansI for Sale.

UNDER DECREE OF CoUaT
pI virtue Of decree Of the County Cour, OF
ID Hanover, pronounced on the 9Th day Of
MAY, lSi5, in the case OF Edmondsor ct ais, rs.
Eimunt>on Ct ais. shall, as cummissonerihei'
il named proceed 10 sell on the premises. AT pa
liz auction 10 The highest bidder on Wednesday
tie :jLh day OF June, lsi5, The Tracl Of Lane
mentioned in the proceedings oi,he suit aioresa'c
lying in Tie county 0; Hanover, on he old roa'
leading from Richmond 10 Hanover Town, ahou
nine mics from Richmond, and eight mites ir'n
Hanover Town, adjoining the lands OF Edu
Shelton, Thomas q. Tir>ey, and Thomas Gar
ncr The Tract contains about 100 acres, W.
thirds Of II in cultivation The balance in wood ~
swamp iand, lying Tor 'hrce quarters OF mile =
The Pooo'umoy Creek, with an abundance
mari, dwelling house, and other out houses.
The above sale will take place a, 4 O'Clock.
the day above mentioned, il lair, if not, The nr>
lair day.
Terms -Oneihird Of The purchase money
cash, the balance in equal instanenis, Of one al
,wo vears-Bonl with approved surely Tor u.
credit payments, and The title withheld until il!
paymen, of the whole purchase money, ant /;
conveyance directed b. The Cnuri.
WM. A. EDMONDSON. Connr
yppp 9-c,is
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U.nu(I for sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale his Tract o.
Land. living in the upper part o: Chester
81, county. on Swift creek, 20 miles from 'he
INV of Richmond, miles from the Chesterfield
Cal Mines. and half mile South OF the road
from Richmond 10 Lynchburg. The tract con-
aims 5o5 acres, a large portion Of which IS su-
pa-or fla, land, very fertile, and, in quality, high
II alap,ed 10 The growth OF wheat and tobacco
iein. OF stiff, loamy clay The Nat lana Is
!ree from water, except some cleared hut uncut
,iyaed land on the upper creek lo~-srounos,
which nav be made perfectly free from water al
a small cost-sar some SO or 100 dollars. At
,achei is an excellent new Grist MIL, win
sinse pair OF stones bnil. of brick, and oil irsl-
ra,e ca>; iron machinery. The mill commands
rnG custom, aud Yields per year from i2u 10 iao
barrels q: toll corn. The hish land belonging 10
Inc ,rac, is Of two varieties, good portion being
aclo>ccompact mulaito, and the rest grey, though
80 close and firm in texture as 10 produce very
fine wheat and tobacco. The county-line De-
tween Chesterfield and Powhatan, passing through
/ corner uf the tract 'hrows some 10 or w acres
Ii ,as later county giving freehold in Inc same
would only adj in addition, that me place Is
very accessible, remarkably well watered IN
every direction, and al all seasons, with COCO
springs and branches, and is proverbial ief It's
h.ahiulneSS
The terms OF sale, which would he either cash
or credit as might hes, suitlhe purchaser, VIII De
made in dplail, verv accommodating.
ANY person wishing 10 purchase can Apply,
personally, 10 the subscriber residing on Inc pre-
lai>es, OF by letter, addressed 10 Flat Rock Post
Office, Powha,an county.
NJ. AURELIUs SALE.
Inrc l0-cuIu-
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Potomac Land for sale.

10y virtue OF the last will and testament 81
Id William II. SydIor deceased late oi the
county OF Northumberland and State Of Virgil
MIA, viii, al the Court House Of the county
aforesaid. on Monday, the llh Ga- OF August
next, ii fair Otherwise The next ialr dav Gil being
Conr tay, offer tor sale to the highest bidder
ina, valuable Fam called "Cupid'>f situated on
Cupi:'S Creek, iG the county aforesaid, and cen
tanning by survey 113l acres ) roods and ID poles
OF land Of, excellent quality. About iwothirts
OF this land are cleared. The balance is in wool
and heavily limbered. The fences are Of dura-
bic materials and in good repair The houses
are commodious and suitable, we'll for The
accommodation of a centccl family, as Tor all The
purposes oil farm.
There is on this land eXlcnsi"e orchard OF the
most choice fruits. This farm is nearly equi-
distant from Baltimore, Norfolk and The Dstrct
oi Columbia with the advantage Of an INLAND
marker, Is il is only eight miles from the county
Courthouse, and within six miles oihe Northum-
b.rland Academy, n well conducted and flourish
in. School ], is prc-eminent Tor fish, oysters,
and wild towl. The ncghborhood is bo'h healthy
and agreeable. \ farm 80 desirable i seldom IN
market The subscriber invites persons wishing
/ +, purchase 70 view this valuable property, which
" III be offered on the mos. iiaerdt and cct"rni0
Ia, ips cTcaU, The particulars of which will tc
MAJ known OF Inc dav OF sale. Possession will
he ei sen on The first day Of January rcNL T!.r
suhsc, iber reserves TO himself the privilege o one
bid ltiOHiA9 =.
J,rc -cwl0wsJi
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9Rfrt9oepo1eU 1EmQoe1ret>.
LOTTERIES.
The Next Excitement,

NTOW that the great race between Fashion
" and Peytona is decided, is the Great Union
Lottery Speculation, which bids fair to eclipse any
thing ofihe kind. that has taken place tor quar-
icr OF a century There are no less than three
Grand Prizes OF 1000 equal TO one OF 800
0OO-iar superior 10 one large prize, as there is a
greater chance of drawing one OF them. A prince
~ fortune can be made in this scheme, and al 4
comparative small outlay A package OF -
tickets, which must yield half the cost back,
amounts 10 $780, in fact for $3.50 We contract 10
issue certificates oil the same, the other $3.50 10
abide the issue.
Here, them is chance for clubs; but We must
advise an early application, az the demand for
ticke has already commenced, and wlldoub'leSs
exceed the supply.
Be careful 10 address your letters containing
cash, prize tickets, or drafts for The quantity re-
quircd. 10 CHAS. MCINTYRE & CO.,
IS Wall and l3 Broad Streets. New York.
Total amount OF Prizes, l,Oal.4la Dolls!
Three Grand CAPITAL Prizes Of $4,000 Dollars,
cgnal 10 prize If 10000, Of li,0t;s so OF
1000 are 10000 = prizes Of 10000
are 10000 Dollars!.
UNION LOTTERY. Glass A. 10 be decided
hy The drawing Of The Alexandria Lottery, Glass
90, for lSi5 10 be drawn at lexandria, d. g., on
Saturday June %, 1916. 70 No. Lottery, i"
drawn ballots.
CHAs. MclNTYRE& Co, g. WALL STREET,
deents jor TIC sale Of Tickets and payment o. P5i:es.
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sixty nsos.ars Reward. .

DAN away from The subscriber in Buckinc.
II ham county Virginia, IN lis way South,
three Negro Men, 10 wit:
RICHARD abou, Il fec! high, = or 30 years
or age, black aud stout made-sold in Richmond
h. Mrs Organ, Of SuFry county, near CABIN
Puinl: no :isible narEs rccolcctei. He Rad or
when he lett white fur hat, with very small
brim, and sui Of sumner clothes.
TONI, dark complexion, = years Oh, about
feet = inches high, haG scar on the left jaw, from
The ,oolhachc--lhc skin seems 10 have grown 10
The bone Had on when be lei! black slick cap,
and sui o! simmer clothes Tom was sold in
Richmond By Isham Lowry, and formerly be-
orged % ,he estate .! Mrs. T!cviilian, Of llano
ser county, Virginia.
ALBERT, dark complexion, 81 years o'c,
abonl ) iect or 6 inches high, very Stout and
muscular; no visible marks recCliected. va, sod
in Richmond by Charles ID. Pctns, OF Halifax
county, Virginia will rive The above reward
OF sixty dollars ior the apprehension and deive-
~ OF the above named slaves TO Bets & Edmond
son in Richmond, with all reasonable expenses
OF conveying then! 10 laid place. or twenty col
lars ami expenses for ei!hcr cnc Of them.
June CIT +. C. BRADY.
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Public sale Of land,

-
~ pursuance Of decree OF The Circuit SuPe-
,ior Cour, Of Law and Chancery for the coun-
= II Louisa, pronounced on The 10Th of April,
Isl, i me case Of D. N. & T. NJ. Jones, mer-
rhan,> AMI partners, and Daniel Perkins against
Mary ?. Duke, widow Of Benz B. Duke, dec,
md ,.he:s, will, as commissioner appointed by
sa;i deere. on THURSDAY, the 2Sth day OF Au-
pns, next. a, IL O'clock A. NJ, al Union, in the
County Of Monroe, expose 10 sale, publicly. 10
,as highest bidder, subject 10 the dover Of The vi
tuw oi the said B. +. Duke, all the Real Estate
wing in The said county Of Monroe, Of which the
said Duke died seized and possessed. This Land
lies in The neishborhood Of Union, consists OF
abon, TWENTY-FIVE hundred acres, and might be
made most valuable grass farm. j has upon
!. an iaexhaus,ible quantity OF iron ere which, II
is believed. may be made source OF great profit
The terms of sale will be cash for 50 much as
nav b. necessary 10 desray the expense attending
Ii. execution OF the decree aforesaid -lhe balance
) &c paid in two equal annual instruments, the
5archaser executing bond with good security, and
h lille 10 be retained till the whole OF the PnT-
.hase money be paid
BIZ z. Gucrrant her agent.
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January Is. lsi5-wtlJune.

rJ,uoSE who are suffering from R"miitnG or
Jn.rni,,ing Bihors Complaints, should read
,bc following. ant bc guided thereby
C.r~r o. p.*--Pain is the consequence Of
,bc eyet,ion OF he organ or pan where il IS pre-
ser, 10 throw oil morbid or corrupt humors, torLo
main can exist bul from the presence Of these
nm.i,ers which arc 0! an unhealthy character
when Nc have rain in tho head, in The bowels, OF
n ang other ra!i of Inc body. i, only prCres Tie
nresencc OF matters which Tie blood IS trying o
remove, and il is tbs struggle which is he occ; :
sion Of pain. To be bied, only relieres Ike az
rnish il proportion as The amoun, Of lie IS re-
duced and the same may DC said OF Ill iulliDe az
soothing remedies. rot 80 with Brantreihs
Pills: they at once 90 10 the assistance 9! The
blood in aiding j; 70 discharge bad humors, 10
conquer the Dealh Principle. To relieve pam n
this way does no, leave any bad effects. ne
Life Princirie is rot reduced nor are Inc teeth a.
S'roye hul all the organs are cleanser ana lhei'
| health insured.
Sold at Or. BRANDRETu's principal o!lse
21l Broadway, New Yort. (274 Bowery M -
/ Hudson street. Or. Rrar reth> retail cinecs
d cents rcr box, with f. din c,ions IN Enci>.
Snsn;sb Portuguese and French language.
NJ. BRANCH, Who esale and Re'ali .isse
NJ East Main street. Richmond, corner OPP
size The GA Market, vi ere country agea.s :,
planters can be supplied with the genuine 3.
! York prices.
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Esiney Point.

INEllS Establishment now in the course oLre-
L pairs and nearly completed, was opened
Tor the reception of company on the Isl June
No expense has been spared 10 make this beauti-
inl summer retreat equal 10 any OF lis kind in
The Union. The pleasure grounds have been
very much improved, ncw arbors have been erect
ed, and boats are provided for the accommodate
ton OF parties Of pleasure deIighling in aquatic
excursions. Visitors leaving Richmond in the
| morning cars, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, can arrive al Piney Point iiic same
| day, hy inlefceplng The steamers Osceoa or Co.
| lumhi al Aqua Creek. The Osccola also leaves
Old Point Comfort twice a week, viz Thursday
and Monday evening, al O'Clock; ict The Point
fare a, meals included
Fish Of all kinds, Oysters, hard and soft Grabs.
! and indeed every luxury, abound here and The
citizen may escape The heat ami dust Of the city,
and spend icw day, At Piney Poin, for 50 small
an amount a 10 warrant the propretors in erect.
Ing extra accommodations, believing that a gene
rous public will reward with their patronage the
energetic measures taken in caierin. for their
Comfort. The board per dag will be 81 %; per
week, 81 and pcr month, So. Thankful Tor
past layors they will necessarily continue 10 me-
Ri 4 continuance.
r. A Band OF Music has been engaged for the
season. No extra charge for Bathing.
The Steamboat for the Point leaves Norfolk at
i o'clock, Z. NJ every Monday and Thursday
June 1-eoGi TYLER d BIRCH
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MERCHANDISE.


fTll,. subscriber, have taken the store former
l. IL occupied ty- Messrs Aylmcr Y Son iour
doors below The Bell Tavern tor Inc purpose OF
conducting The Grocery and Commission business
WE have ana snail Keep constantly On haai, a
general and complete assortment Of Family Gro
ceries, 10 which We respectfully Invite The ailen-
ton Of or friends and the public generally. Oar
goods consist in paft Of
Gunpowder, Young Hysou, lmrcrialand B!acl,
Teas OF he finest quality
Mocha. Java ami Laguira Coffee
Woolsey and Woo!sey's bc>t Loaf, Pc!re!.sed
and Crushed Sugar
81. Croix, Porto Rico and y Q. Sugar
Hull x Sons beS, Soap
DO Varegatcd ca
No Macberei
choice lot Sardines
RegaIia and Principe Segars
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolate
No.. Nonh Carolina Herrings
Painted Buckets and Brooms
great variety o! spices
Letter and Foolscap Paper
Best London and French Mustard
Patent ana Plain Sperm Candles
LONDON and Philadelphia Porter in quarts and
piuis
Manila and Spanish Mats
Connecticut Shad in half bbs.
City cured Bacon, Hog Round.
LIQUORS..
French, Apple and Peach Brandy Of the fires,
qualify.
Holland Gin
Old Jamaica Rum
richardson's Rye Whisl:ey
Madeira and Sicily Madeira Wine
Port, Claret, Sherry, and Malaga do.
And all other goods belonging 10 the GToc err
Trade.
We also tender our services 10 cur friends an !
he public generally for The sale OF Produce, and
promise 10 use every cxeltion 10 obtain The high
est market price.
II. n. TEMPLEMAN,
JnDe2 WIN. p RATCLIFFE.
No 3i,-t doors helnu. Tho Poll ,r,r.rn
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Notice.
:, PERFEC ZION IMPROVED

E, PERFEC ZION IMPROVED, Gaas
-, Star Of Inc East, or Young Telemachus,
will continue his stand al various places
IA Buckingham and Cumberland, ill Isl July,
VIXEN The season will expire. He will then com
Iaeacc fun season, and may continue IN ms
seciioa and Prince Edward till about The 20th oil
!aly when he will 20 10 Campbell and Amherst,
and remain there till some time in August OF Isl
September. And, as promised in the Spring,
he citizens Of Albemare, F'luvanna, Goochland
and Louisa fall visit he shall remain in those
Comics ill late in the fa|l-say, lst November.
This nonparei Of horse has me, with no op.
position wherever he has been, bu, has gone on
conqncring and 10 conquer in public opinion.
Some persons, with more folly Than wisdom,
have said he was too small, forgetting that Inc
l,lc horse Jim Crack, as he was called in England,
the bss. horse the word ever saw, was ~ inches
lower than he and the imported Medley 4. jim
Crack was The sire Of Medley They carried IN
! mile hear. lGs lbs, and ran it in less time than
lhe present long legged horses can, and carry 10
lbs. lie takes after the Medley and Diomed, IN
which he is rich
The cd Medley and Diomed stock, for broad
legs pure eyes bottom and riding action, surpass-
2: al other horses, and this stock is in him COM
tned As also before mentioned, nc runs haca
10 Eclipse of England, Flying Childers, and the
UolOlpnin ARABIAN, eSceeulOSlN oilti. " nd'
is remarkable, his OF or right hind foot is white,
aier Eclipse Of England.-lSee Stud Book. j
INST confess. that have never seen such a
horse; the hes, Judges say SC; and perhaps there
is no, such horse in creation, take him all IN all
Ana, 10 test the matter, il any man will bring me
hl> like in beauty, aetien and purity Of dteoa,
| win make him a present OF this horse, which
i>no ordinary present. The Queen OF Sheba
could nc, have been handsomcr, dressed in pur
pie, on her visit 10 Solomon, (sire and Kind 'an
tax mutandis) And as for his riding action,
wonld leave that TO Solomon, were he living.
The curtain now drops for long time between
this horse AMI his owner, perhaps, as i J: iil'
>ai,ed 10 his avoca;ions. With profound regard
lie pub.c's obcdient servant,
G. II. FONTAINE.
p S. Twill let Star OF the West out 10 good
hand, for fall season. Besides the richness Of
his stock and color, he rides remarkably well.
will engage from 10000 hSls OF corn 70 DC
delivered as The purchaser may wish in meal al
Dana Mills during this summer and fall. Dia-
In Mills is in first rate order, and will grind corn
and whea, in small o. large quantities. Water
always plentiful. u Il. E.
Juno lO-r,rtf