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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-03
suR SALE OR LEASE, FOR 4 TERN OF
SDryliIE'S HKOfGI.

rg,IIE subscriber being determined TO close his busi
ness In tins place, offers for sale or lease his well
known and popular Hotel, in the town Of Weldon
North Carolina, situated Al The Junction Of ihr WI
mnrron aud Petersburg Railroads. This House In.
brr. The regular Supper luI-- ii the Nv" ROADS 4"
the lat live s:A years. II i Loo well known Ia r.
duirr n further d. description and advertisement
Persons wishing 10 purchase, or lease privately, by
letter addressed To the subscriber, viii br promptly an
swrrd. II not leased sold IN or hrurr ,hr 18TH No
yrInler next il vii then br pui MP ~ public sale.
Al the same time, The Furniture Of said Hotel Wi
br sold nj public auction
Terms made known on the day Of sale, and easy d
,hr purchaser The House Is large and conlmndinn-.
or. 23-CiaS Is. j. SfEU ILL.
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s,aunton, Sept. Is. lsI6.-cwlow
From the Bay Stale Democrat Boston, Nov. /, e4i.
REMEDIES.

There many medicines Of doubtful character
advertised and pulled by The newspapers al the prrsen
Time that should have slIrunk from the task We
have now undertaken, were We not most thoroughly
convinced, from avn personal knowledge Of The
facts which we state below.
II is Of .WislarS Balsam ii Wild Cherry that we
would speak, and speak advisedy. \ lady OF our
acquaintance, whom We every day, WAS short
time ia what we thought prrrarlous, il MOI \
dangerous state Of health. cough had settled Oh her
lungs her form seemed wasting away: She was Obliged
abandon her work, and we Thought not sc0m 10
sumo il again. For about tw" months she has bern
taking WIstar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry, ami already
has she far regancd her healasto be able 10 resume
her laboTs.
This is hut single case hut il Is one, n rast, In
which WE cannn, doubt The efficacy Of tie medicine.
None genuine without the written signature Of /.
Butts.
pJ- A fresh supply Of the above valuable Medicine
constantly on hand, and for sale by
oct ~ GAYN0R Il WOOD. Druggists.
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Penitentiary OF Virginia.
CHEAP GOODS

THE following articles are manufactured,
i and Job Work done at this Institution, for
cash, or On orders OF James G. Spots, General
Agent, al very low prices, 10 wit:
Kept on hand, or made TO order, boots, shoes,
and brogues, of every description; wagon and cart
harness. machine bands fremen's hose and buck
els, backsmith's bellows, hair and moss ma,rass-
es kersey clothing Of superior quality for ser
wants; and tailor work generally done TO order
Also, axes, broad-axes, hatchets, chissls,
gouges, and other edge tools, in which there is
used Saundersons best double-tefined cast steel;
chains, spikes and bolts made, and other black
smiths work done 10 order.
Burr millstones Of the best quality kept on hand
and made TO order.
Wagons, carts, drays, wheelbarrows, wheat
fans, refrigerators nleatsafes washsands, tables,
desks and straw-cutters, kept on hand and made
10 order. Cooper work also done TO order.
kerscys, linseys, oznaburss striped coons,
counterpanes and bags woven whole, kept on
hand and made 10 order.
Negro clothing manufactured, wool carded!and
counerpanes woven for customers.
A great variety OF the aforementioned articles
are on hand and for sale at the Store OF The Gene
raj Agent, 10 the city, No. 9, 18th street.
By order oil the Board,
CHARLES S. MORGAN,
Richmond, Oct. 10, 1916. Superintendent.
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Jefferson Hotel.

WEST MAIN STREET, FEW DUUKS MELLOW
THE MARKET.
yNHlS House has been fitted up in style OF
comfort and nealness unsurpassed by any
house in the city, and is now open for The recep-
lion Of all persons disposed 10 paIronise the esla-
blishment The proprietor, determined not 10 be
excel!ed by any other house in his bill Of fare
and best liquors at his bar, which il is needless TO
enumerate, invites the public to give him call.
Transient patrons and parties wishing suppers,
can have as pleasant and comfortable rooms for
their reception, and as good fare OF every kind In
season, served at all times, as al any other house
in this CITY, With every facility and convent
epce to comfort, and determination 10 keep a
good house, The proprietor solicils share Of put.
lie patronage. JOWN w. SHARP.
Nov 2-if
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HOwlett's Wayerly Hotel,

INTENDED up Locust Street to the corner
T. ON Franklin, and within less than ono hun
dred yards OF Trinity Church, Exchange Hotel,
Post Office, Auction Stores, Hardin's Livery Sta
Bile, and the Old Bell Tavern, the very centre Of
business. This Honse now gives the Proprietor
about 90 Rooms, which enables him to make his
customers more comfortable, particularly The La
dies, who will occupy the Private House just
taken, and give Gentlemen Single Rooms.
The Proprietor pledges himself 10 furnish eve.
nv thing in season 10 eat aud drink that is good
a, great deal less price than any good House in
the City. All he asks is CALL
To all of my former customers, return my
sincere thanks. WIN. HOWLETT, Agent.
Oc,oher c0 l246-c3t
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DWELLING HOUSE AND LAND FOR
SALE

A CITING as Commissioner under decree Of the Court
~ Of abemaria county, dated October eth, 1915, l
Will offer Tor sale. on The premises the highest bidder,
on W EDAE-DAA, The le;h al November, lsiG, the
Land and Improve belonging Ia The Estate Of Jou
i. Emmett, Deceased, and adjoining The University The
land contains about uG acres all enclosed. The house
is coIinoGl"ls having tI.tt rooms, WIN convenient
on-ou>rs. There Is attached IL good garden and
orchard If excellent ffi:it Trees.
The purchaser viii be allowed a credit Of one, two
and three yea he giving bonds with approved person
al security. The nr Ia ihr property VIII he retained
additional security, nnll the bonds paid
Oct. 27-cwiw GLSSNER HARRISON.
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NrIy CRocERY STORE.

TIME subscribers have entered INTO Co-partneship
1 under the firm OF HERRING * GARDNER, for the
purpose of conducting the Grocery and Commission bu
snrss and have taken the Store formerly occupied by
william T. Barrett mmcdlateIy opposite the Richmond
and Fredericksburg Depot, Broad street They intend
Keeping a general assortment OF FAMILY GkoCE-
and The public generally. One Of US having heeE en-
gagged in the business Tor several years in this ely, we
hope BY close attention. 10 merit share oil patronage
We will nav particular attention 10 the sale OF all kinds
OF produce consigned from our country friends.
y GEO. J. HERRING,
ne, 6-r3m GEO. w. GARDNER.
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4 PLANTATION AND STEAM SAW
MILL FOR SALE.
TINE subscriber offcro fUt sale the Plantation
on which he resides, lying in Amelia county,
one mile West of Dennisville, containing three
hundred and sixty acres, with comfortable
Dwelling House with five rooms, four with fire
places, and all necessary outhouses, with an ex-
celIen, Garden and Yard. newly and neatly en-
closed, with extensive Apple and Peach Or
chards Of choice fruit. The Plantation is d.
vded into three fields, which produce good crops
OF grain, &C., lies very level, and is admira-
bly, adapted TO improve on. II has about seventy
acres Of excellent Wood Land, and plenty Of
0d.held Pine.
Ii has on it Steam Saw Mill, built in the
best manner, with all the modern Improvements,
aud think | can safely say, il is the best Saw
Mill ever saw. The engine is ten horsepower,
built in the most simple and best manner, with
two boilers twenty feet long, twenty-five inches
diameter; has been but little used, and is nearly
as good as new.
The engine drives the saw ably through logs
oiiany size, and will cut, with proper manage
ment, two thousand feet per day, ana requires
about one good wagon load ot wood per day.
The management of the engine is very simple,
and any smart negro will learn II in few days.
The Saw Mill will be sold either with or without
the land, and can be moved and put up anywhere
without much cost.
The subscriber will attend il desired, TO putting
j, in operation for any person who may buy it a
Girls, Mill may be attached to it with very little
cost. This Mill is very valuable piece Of pro-
perty, and will clear from six TO eight dollars per
day and would not be sold for double the price
now asked, if the Subscriber was not compelled
10 sell. Any one wishing TO buy, can see ii in
operation any day.
The Plantation can be bought for four dollars
per acre, and The Saw Mil with all its fixtures
for one thousand dollars.
For further particulars, address the subscriber
Dennisvills Pos, Office Amelia
Ocl 27-cw5ws JOHN A. JETER.
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DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION.
QuarIGS a.. MerWiu

LAVE received a large lot Of desirable DRY
IL GOODS from auction; amongst them will
be found Whitney and Rose Blankets, OF very su-
perior quality; Duffl and Twilled Blankets
Male and Female Servants Clothing, great va
riely, and very cheap; with many other styles Of
goods, which makes our assortment very COM
plete Our customers, and the public, are most
respectfully invited 10 call and examine our stock
before making the purchases. Terms cash.
Ocl. lin No. 229, Shockoe Hill.
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j. Souihcr & CO.,
Nj A N u + A G. T u Il l. r S
lNulI .ESAIE AM RElAIL DEAL ER

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS,
- Are now receiving their FALL STOCK,
- and will continue 10 receive throughout The
season every variety found in our line OF HATS,
CAPS, MUFFS and UMBREI Las, ffom Tie
lowest 10 the highest grades, consisting in part Of
Moleskin and Fur Hats, OF Leary & Co., Bebee
& Cosiar, and French patterns, Mapped, Brush
Cashmere, Silk, Angola, Coney and Wool Hats,
OF every style and description; also, Fur, Plush
Cloth, Silk, Velveleen, Glazed and Hair-seal
Caps, Mufs Of all prices, Cotton and Silk UNI
brellas, OF The usual grades, al prices and terms
which cannot fail 10 suit. Being manufacturers Of
most OF the above, we flatlcr ourselves that our
terms canno, fail 10 please Country dealers, and
the trade are respectfully requested 10 call before
purchasing elsewhere, al our warehouse, 1862
Main street, nearly opposite the Banks.
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A CARD.

n HUBERSON, from Paris, PROFESSOR
". OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE, has
been induced to make Richmond MS permanent
place of residence, and IS conhient that oy ms
s;,n,e and easy method OF teaching, pupils may
il a very Short time acquire not only capabily
10 understand French, but also fuency 10 speak
!, For information as to his system, and for
Terms (which are moderate apply at the French
Copsui's Office, 9Th Street, between Grace al d
rranLlin Oct l6-eo6l.
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THE SLAVE CASE.-It being understood
(says the N. Y. Express OF Saturday evening" that
the decision in this case would be given this tore
noon large hunters OF persons assembled front
Of the court room long before j, was opened !;
among them, OF course goodly proportion OF our
coorei population, of both sexes causing rush
for admillaIce when The doors were opened
Among the audience were several ladies, also MIR.
Hopper, and several other friends OF the abo-
lilun cause. The court room was densely crowd.
ed and many persons were unable 10 obtain adj
mlance.
Judge Edmouds pronounced long and impor-
lanl opinion in the case, in which he held 10 The
principle under the decisions that The Consiu-
ton tlhe United States, and the law otConsress,
are paramount 10 The laws vi the Senate, except
as purely police regulation Of The States 10 pre-
vent The existence Of paupeIs and vasrants with
in their borders. The law OF Ibis Stale is not Of
tina, description, and il opposes other points Of The
statutes declaring that every person IN this Stale
shall be declared free man, &c.
The statute, under which this boy was arrest
ed, was not enacted with visw prevent conia.
mination or injury within our own borders, nor
even 10 restore him TO his owner, as the Consli-
luton allows, but is purely 10 give him up 10 the
captain, 10 save the latter from The penalty oi
another State, and does not even provide that the
master OF The vessel shall return The boy 10 the
| owner.
| The Court considered that The law is therefore
unconstitutional.
As 10 the point that the captain will be liable
10 penalty in Georgia, the Court does not think
| that such will be the case. He has done every
| Thing in his power, and il cannot be supposed
that any penalty attaches. Al any rate, mere
individual matters canno. be allowed to interfere
with great constitutional and pcblic measure.
The Court ordered that the boy should be dis
charged, al which there was strong demonstTa-
lion OF applause from the audience.
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LAW NOTICE.
WILLIAM MAXWELL,

A 1'TORNE Ar Law,
DRACTISES in all the Superior Courts held
i in The city Of Richmond, and will engage in
any professional business that may be confded
10 his care.
Office on llth street, south side, 4ih door from
the corner on Main.
TO STUDENTS OF LAW.
The subscriber, practising in the Superior
Courts held in the city If Richmond, will receive
students of law into his Office or under his tut
lion, and give them such instruction, both scien-
tihc and PRACTICAL as they may desire 10 obtain.
Further information will be given on applica-
lion, by letter or otherwise.
Oct. 27-d&clm WIN. MAXWELL.
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F HARTFORD, CONN,

Agency at Ricimomd, Virginia.
THIS Company was incorporated in the year
i 1878, with perpetual charter and capital
OF S250,000, and insures against loss or damage
by fire on dwelling houses, manufacturing cstab-
Iishments, household and merchandise in general,
on The most favorable terms.
Any losses which The Company may sustain
on risks taken al this agency will be adjusted
with prompti,ude and liberality.
Applications for insurance or The renewal OF
policies may he made TO The subscriber who has
been duly appointed Agent Ior The City OF Rich
moud and vicinity.
H. BALDWIN, Agent.
Oct 3l-3ld2c Office l42 Main street.
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.uAKINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RIG NJ y N ID.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore
Scbr Union Hughes, PhilapePhia, sundriess,
), Bodeksr & Bro, Grubbs & Apperson }. h.
r,,,ace & Son, p Johnston, Webb, Bacon 4 Co.,
SSs;lSs & Somerville, J. Winston, S. Bonavisa,
s aN,onio Pizzini Andrew Pizzini, Juan Pizzini,
S ansOJ Bros. s. Co, Duval & Purcell, Ed
wond & Davenport, R. Parrish, Williams 4 Hax-
~ Frys & Co, T. Sharp, B. Peyton, Ii. Fisher,
". Taylor, J. Clendenins, Van-Lew, Smith q
y Schr Rich'd Thompson. Corson, New York.
Schr. Meridian, Taicot, Portsmouth, N. Il.
Schr Cambria, Mitchell, Norfolk.
Sshr BIackhawk, Yea,on, Portsmouth, N. H..
SAILED,
Sehr. Pocahontas, Smack, New York.
BALTIMORE. Nov. l.-Arrived, schr. Eliza
Aun. Graham, from Richmond.
NORFOLK, Nov. SAILED, brig Sidi Hame',
Crane for Richmond
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VALU BILE ESTATElN NELSON COUN
TY. For SAIEAT PUBLIC AUCTION

I WILL. nlrr Iur sale at Public Auction on WE'D
NEsDAf, The 25ih nf November, l.i6. On the Pre-
>-s nc rot sold privately befpre.l nv Plantation III
Nelson county, containing say 1914 acres. This Land
situated in agreeable and healthy nrelibOIood,
aud convenient To market. being only eight mites from
New Market on the James River Canal. and five miles
from Iovingston, The County Seat. Although situated
among nains, Ibis land lies remarkably we'll with
mol fifty the mountain side too steep for cult
yalion There Tie tract about hundred acres
al creek flats, extremely FERTILE having heen kept
tobacco lots, and capable If brn. converted into water
ed meadow and there are Al least 1 hundred acres yet
10 clear Of ~ tine tobacco land a. any IN la region III
country still leaving abundant supply Of timber.
The whole tract is remarkably well walrred. This land
lies IN The range Of mountains extending through Abe.
marie, Orange, cuprprr, RapiaInnnock, Faulnrr and
nudoun aud in point of podnc,ive-ss equal Ia most
81 The land in those counties which command readily,
when pm, into market, ifam $40 Ia s5n per acre.
~ am DgTERNISEo 10 sell Tins Land. and ~ the
>4r of The may hr ace IN dsIu-ing IL u,
have concluded. should IL lie required, 10 divide INTO
al which, embracing nearly al the best
land and all Tie improvements, could be mace Ia con
tain from lao 10 50L acres ll- purchaser might de-
size. would, however, prefer sel.ii the whoe III one
body, and prepared 10 accept price that would
make The purchase valuable Investment, even a. Il
srrcuiaoi;, To any disposed 10 engage ia such an
enterprise. The improvements consist nj IN OverS-er-
House with four rooms, Negro cabins sufficient Tor the
accommodation Of forty slaves, Corn House. Stables,
harm, with lhreshins Machine attached, and Tobacco
Houses sufficient Ia cure oho0 pounds tobacco, MI ~
good repair. have snwn twenty bushels oi wheat On
the land, sufficient IL finnish seed for The ensuing crop
Al the same time aud place, viii sell upwards ~
| twenty SLAVES, most oil them Likely Young men aud
wnmrn. Also, al! the Crops al Corn Oats, Hay - j
all the Stock Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep Hogs, sc lost-
thcr win good assortment Of Farming Implements,
| Wagon. Carts, &c.
The terms for The Land viii be third cash by the
first of January nrxtthc iesldue III one and twu years,
N. deferred payments br secured hy bond ami deed
oil the property. For the slaves, cash VIII he
r-nuir. E"r ii,- ",h-r Personal Prnnrry the terms
VIII be- for all sums under 10, cash. For aI sums over
/ that amount, bond and approved security.
Should r prevented from attending the sale IN per-
| son, Mr. WIN. GORDON will appear As my Attorney,
| empowered 10 act Tor all respects
1 IL, nj .ods on COOKE
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NATIONAL CIRCUS.
WEIGH, MANN g. DELAvAN'S
Great National CIfCUS

WILL arrive in this city on WEDNESDAY,
w MORNING, Nov. 4th, from Peersouls
and make their Grand Procession through The iol-
lowing streets: Enter l4sh street up to Main
street up Main to Governor street, up Governor
10 Broad street, up Broad TO Isl street, down Isl 10
Gr.ce street. down Grace to 9Th, down Sth 10
Erank,;n street, up Franklin 10 lst down lst TO
Main street. down Main street to 23d street, up
q street 10 Franklin street, up franklin 10 the
Ioc,tion on Council Fill lot. Nov. 3-2t
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DLAID LINSEYS-
i bales Plaid Linseys
Ceases assorted Doeskin Cassineres
do Plaid Cotton Hdkis.
do Childrensi Worsed Boots
9 do Plain and Plaid Tweeds
On consignment, for sale very low by
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
Oct. 81
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR RENT

an THURSDAY, the 10th November, that being
" Amelia Court day, viii be offered for sale, IN par
eel, Ia st purchasers, the Tract al Lana AZ hintlia
Can't house containing nine hundred and my tsbl
acres-rmbracng tie Tavern and all necessary buid
mo. and store house. The property VIII be oher'i w
rnr or more lois and j. divided by roads nrrt. NJ NE
!, 81 N can be recommended ~ good >tihd Iof a
v.,u and Store. The land u ." good quarry, having
-rwc.n three and four bnGdfrd acres III forest, insdi
,.lv attaining The buildings The buildings are com
m,iious and III. orchard aud garden unsurpassed by
INV IN this country II l. about forty miles distant from
edmond ana Petersburg and Is pfo,-rbally heaithy
lf No, sold il VIII b. offered for lease 90 rent on me
me day Persons wishing 10 eyamiue The property ara
inferred 10 Mr.. l. G. Leigh AZ the e. ", win whom 4
Mat Of the property has been let
Ocl. a7-oids LEVI =. Hhn VIZ.
TRUST SALE OF POWHATAN LAM ;
nv yirue nj deed III trust executed on the 18th day
ID Of March, 1899 by Eiih Bailey ana Mary ms wife,
IN LAVISH, Burfout Deceased aud The SUBSCRIBER, To sr
cure the Of - coo borrowed y The SAID Bai
lev from the Washington Monument Fund, shall, A.
surviving Trustee, proceed 10 sell, on Tuesday The
ojlh of November next, on the premises, Tract oi
Land IN Pow haian county, Containing 4t0 acres silu
tp ,uut seven miles from the Court house, aud about
one mile from the Grno Mills, and Is particular
IL described IN the deed Of trust which IS recorded IN
Inc County Court Of Pow haian. The land IL IN line
condition. and Is susceptible Of the highest Improve
u,-nt Thr Improvements consist Of new and com
Portable dwelling and all necessary out houses, 1nd thr
lille il believed 10 he uDqursIlonabe, though as rus
Tee shall nuly convey with special warranty, ne
sale VIII be for cash JAS t. ntaiH
Ann
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$50 REWARD.

segk Strayed or stolen, on or ahou, the 9th Of
20 October last, COW, half Devon; horns
Two inches OF each sawed off, entirely red, j, is
believed, except at The end OF The tail and about
the bag. She was TO the pail at the above date,
bu, cave about one gallon only. l will give IS
for The recovery Of the COW, and if stolen $50 for
sucd information as may be sufficient TO convict
the tibet GEOfuE Ia fLoh,
Oc 3l-eo2t Corner oil u and 9th 81.
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By Last Evenings Mail.
Correspondence OF the Baltimore SUM-


You may expect shortly TO hear OF further
call for troops 10 carry On the operations OF the
war. Peace is 10 be conquered and such blow
struck upon Mexico as will induce her Congress,
now about TO convene, 10 sue for terms. In no
case will our Government be disposed 10 give
back Upper California and New Mexico; though
it is hardly TO be supposed that Mexico will insist
on such condition.
Commodore Sloat, who was in The terrific gale
in which the Perry was driven ashore, has made
his official bow here. Com. Stockton, who was
Left in command, will soon be relieved by Com.
Shubrick, now on his way 10 the Pacific on the
razee Independence.
The sloop Boston, Lieut. Pearson, commander,
and the splendid sloop Albany lately launched in
New York, Captain Breese, both ol The first class,
will be ready in few days 10 join The squadron
in the Gulf.
The Brandywine frgaIe, now al Norfolk, will
probably replace one Of the trigales. perhaps the
Cumberland.
The Germantown sloop, now al Philadelphia,
is also destined for the Gulf but may eventually
sail for The Pacific.
The sloop Decatur (Norfolk,D is nearly ready
for The same destination (Gull)
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SPLENDID SALE OF HORSES.
Two Stars for Sale
~ AT buckingham November Conrt-STAR
~ OF TUE EAST and STAR OF THE

~ Al buckingham NuVrfnhrr CONTEST AK
~ OF TUE EAST and STAR OF THE
LII SOUTH.
ItnMs - lilrd cash, and the balance In one and
two years-Bonds with approved security. There has
been ~ the last Two yrarss accurate ~ can be- guess
rd-frnm three five hundred mares offered Ia STAR
OF the EAST-about hundred and forty or one
hundred and fiiy served STAR OF THE SOUTH
did not make 4 stand last year, on account OF the
scratches IN one eg, the critical time 81 the season,
fine bloodrd Horse ~ my opinion as the earth
produces.
STAR Of THE EAST appears To br known through
the State and the middle states Of the Union, and
viii make 4 fortune, or the foundation for one any
where therefore persons al distance, and companies,
invited attend the sale lie would be blessing
IN any community.
frdi.rres on ,ne day u gale. The South West, or
any where. il the place for those Horses
On the same day beautiful, fui-bl""ded GELDING,
half brother to STAR ~ THE EAST. aud sTed BY
puuhr Archer Horse, amd considered rs fast horse,
ron, orr IL four miles, aus on The continent Also,
yrry likely NEGRO MAN, and probably BLACK
SMITH (1hesr Horses ought not Ia touch mare Tor
-.s than fifteen twenty dollars, md Loi travelled
:, th,i &. Il. FONThlNE.
Oct 23-ctds