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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-12-26

HANSON'S PATENT BALANCE PRESSURE
IL VALVE HYDRAULIC RAM. for which a
| silver Medal was awarded by the American Insti-
| tute October, 1855. The above Ram which Is a re-
cent invention of the patentec is capable Of forcing
water to greater elevation than any other ram.
with the same head supply of water, and warranted
not to stop working at any time, If there is a sui
| cient supply Of water and no leak Of air traps in
| tho drive pipe.
In the ordinary ram, the valve rests upon tho
aperture it is designed to close, pre-, ntns much
larger upper surface for the pressure in the air
| chamber than the area on the lower surface, ON
winch the water acts in opening it consequently
the pressure per square inch required to lift the
valve is much greater in proportion as the area
Of the upper surface is greater than the Of the
aperture-hence the great loss Of power
The principal improvement in this over other
water rams consists in the upper and lower surfaces
OF the valve opening-intu the air chambuT--hunE
of the same the pressure per square inch rcQur
ed to open it is hut slightly greater than that in the
sir chamber consequently there is no loss OF power
in its action-hcnce its ability to throw moro water
than other rams which, having valve seats, are
liable TO catch and retain sand gravel and there
by to leak and get out of order. Other important
| advantages will be apparent in viewing 1t while in
operation.
The subscriber has been a practical plumber in
this city and elsewhere for the past twenty years
and trusts, BY strict attention to the business in all
its various branches, to merit full confidence.
Lead pipe, sheet lead, brass cocks, pumps of all
descriptions for sale at the manufacturers prices.
and all other articles in she business at the lowest
rates. The above water rams are made and for sale
by
THOMAS HANSON, Sole Patcutce.
1877 Third Ay. cor. Fifteenth street. New York.
'INiE PIPES are connected with the ram with
brass screw couplings, and the air chamber and
BODY OF the ram Is put together with cotcr wedge
and can be taken apart and restored in vne minute
Although the prices of the above rams are more
than the common order of rams, yet their intrinsic
valve Is more than ten times greater.
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ularS address the PRiSDrAL.
MRS. THOMAS =. SMITH.

R,ftoRces.-IIon Robert c. Winthrop Tostoni
Hon. Edward Everett, do; Rev. Charles Brooks
West Medfurd; Rev. John pierpoint do; F. Gard
ner, A. NJ, Principal Boston Latin School; Hon
Abbott Lawrence, Boston; Rev. Hubbard Win,low
New York; Rev. William Hague, u D., Albany;
Rev. Rollin H. Neale, ID, Boston; Hon. Sam
Houston. Texas. my9Ntmos
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TnOMAS uANsNN. snlo p,.rntcn
CarpetingS

NNM. T. Kenny, & Co, lAINA
w Square, Boston, invite the attention %
chaSeTs to a fresh importation of
ENGLISH CARPETS,
Embracing some SEW and HEAUrIFUL PATTERNS in
Velvet, Tapestry and Brussels Also, a fresh sup
ply Of the celebrated
Betior Por.5 I.aop Bru,sl.
Of superior quality and desirable patterns. Also.
Three Ply, Supcrhnc, kidlcrminstrr, and Low Priced
Carpets and Floor OIL Cloths, from all the principal
manufacturers Rugs, Mat, &c, For sale at the
lowest market prices Wholesale aud retail
VIII 3m
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New JewelrV Store.

HAVING fitted up my South store and rented
L it to Mr.. W. W. Partridge, for Music store,
| have altered over and enlarged my North store
next door, formerly occupied by Mr.. Amos Pang-
born and myself and have put in new Cases, and
fitted the store up convenient and pleasant for
toners, and filled it with an almost entirely
stock of Goods in the
WATCH AND JEWELRY LINE,
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Rutland x Burlington Railroad

.--..------, WINTER ARRANGEMENT ON AND
's-s-is.s after Nov II, 1856, Trains will run
follows, VIA
Leave darlington for Rutland and Bellows Falls
at s 40 A. NJ. and cas- +. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Rutland and Burlington
at u 20. and sos 2. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at coo Am, and
800, p. NJ.
Leave Eutlanl for Bellows Falls at coo A. NJ.
aud ] 30 A. NJ.
st Burlington trains connect with Scnmcrson the
Lake. aud trains of tho VI. Central road at Rutland
with trains for Troy, Albany, New York, Saratoga
Springs, schenectady, and tho Wcst-at Bellows
Falls with trains of tho Cheshire Road for Fitchbs,
Worcester, Lowell and Boston--Vcrmout Valley
Road, for Brntlcboro, Springfield, Hartford, Now
Haven and New Yorl,--and with Sullivan Road, for
Windsor, White River Junction, and White Noun
taius.
Oct.gl6wtT Il. A. CHAPLIN, Supt.
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NEW STOCK OF
Fancy Goods and TOyS.

; ULUHN, CIITEIi 4 Co IMPORTERS, IS
z and Il ki'hy street, Boston. TOYS and FAN
Ci GOODS BY ruc cA.o, well assorted in each
ir..a 30 g. -lg1 Per case. Agents for SANDER,
sHN d AMERICANS cclehral,d FIRE WORKS.
Orders from the country solicited. will BIN
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Tiol Re- j. :. Himcs Iuipr IF il.rH GUci. % 'yI.
U.. N,.E: have used your Pills with oztri. rliu,r,
success 100 in, family and among those ann cat. tnN-.
in distress. T,r..uate the organs Of digestion ana io1i-
f the llupl they the very best remedy I''' ever
Iu,,u, aud con confidently Toe Iuu"ui nIum 60 my
friends Yours, y. v HlNL'.
WARSAW. WYovrN0 Co. y. Y, oct. a. 1850.
lrAr SIN: am using Your CuthHttic Ii3 iu iNN lH'
t.. and tri h.in 100 rsia.ut pur4tyc tn Il ... the
s..tln and It.iiy The -four ilins 81 The l!-d.
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NNEN TEACHERS OF FIRST ABILITY EN-
1 ployed in the School; atforlinc facilities for
a thorough Engi,h education, with Latin. Gryel-
the modern polite language, mu.ir ION guitar
piano, harp and orcan,l drawing, embroidery, and
seven kinds of painting.
Refinement of manners and the etiquette Of society
inculcated. A Partisan lady reside. in the family.
Prizes are awarded in each department.
Aids to p!V0-ai 'dur1'ioH to be found IN Dancing.
Cilisthenics, Gymnasium, Bowling Alley. (.trictiy
rrvatc) swimming in Mystic kivrr. (salt) horse
back riding, &c. Well trained saddle hor,,, belong
the Seminary.
For particulars address the PRryurAL.
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ssGOEs Buyers and Agents,
asCad This


d.. I,| Ian-. Ihr. San M Ewayc and Imurc1.
EyE.G GOODRICH. the real Pctcr Farley, au.
tauI of the History Of An Natous--tho best Agents
lu.h ever publ hod-und of 40 other volumes ,
of which .tu.u u,I h.U, L4r, i,sp ,u'i
la two large 2mo. volumes |, lOj ages, twenty
five original Lugrayinss, including an accurate
Stool Portrait OF the author; Black or Scarlet
Cl,n. Pie, S3.O0.i
mi. magnificent work Is the result of
IUE lTTHOR' LIFE-LONG LtBOR,
and cpr taius more valuable, instructive, curious
and important personal incident, auccdotc. and
ac,Ip'Iou, than was probably ever before embod-
led lu single work.
MILLIONS ul READERS
lty. eagerly sousbt tho authors former works, aud
otJ n.N .4u, will buy this, which is cmphatcllly
TIIE HOOK or TuE AGE!
- subscription Books and fun Particulars and
Instructions 20 Agents, sent ON application to
MILLER, OEIuN a MULLIGAN, Publishers, IS
rUL Row, New York, or
w-p jw loi Gencsoo-st., Auburn.
ENOVN.-lI. BURNETT HAS REMOVED
"a Dis GLAHlElvS SllOP To- the Old Post Office
Building, 90 tlc West side If the square, where he
viii to harry Geo wait uu his customers, as usual.
$40 b, Nma'i .,u and French Glass always on hand
aud iar .tl,, by the boA or single light. Glass cut
a. amy bape and siac, and set IL the best styles. All
UldcIa promptly attended TO.
burlington, Apul ~, lejG WHY
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We continue to sond The Weekly Tribune &. aor-
gymen at 8 per year.
Any person sending US a club Of twenty or over
Will be entitled to an extra copy.
Subscriptions may commence al any time Pay
ment in advance is required in all cases. and the
paper is invariably Discontinued at tho expiration OF
the advance payment
Money may be RENTED for subscriptions in LETT
tors at our risk but the Postmaster at tine place
where the letter l. mailed should be made acYuaiut
I'D with its contents, AMI keep description Of tho
bills When drafts can be obtained, ,hcy are much
safer than to send bills.
Bills of any spocie-paying tank in the United
States or Canadas received at for subscriptions
We have no travelling agents, Any one wi.hiue
TO receive THg TRmuYg need not wait to be called
upon Tor his subscription. Al that is nocc-ssry iur
him 10 do is TO write letter m a. few words a. pos
sible, inclose tho money wrlto tho Of tho sub
sorber, with his Post-Onicr. County aud -tatr aud
direct the letter to GREELEY M,ELEATl.
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Ra r..
siArl.aIhnEssrirL.

- uittblo for this weather and very cheap 200
No. ] Bank block. ERR NrMAlpG IllLUEErll
I.t b
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For Dropsy, Plethora, OF kindred Conn
nlnimt. r-LlLL-n. a-iN. rml... lL.y M m ~

lent remedy.
For COs,ivCncss or Constipation, DWa ~
Dinner PHI, they age agreeable H.I ,'...H.'
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, ln,iannia-
ton, and cyOu Dcnfncss, and Partial biud-
NESS, have been cured ~ thu Alternative action % t.
rIlls
Mot # tlo Pills u market contain 1lcr.u'. vi.i r'
though valuable remedy in skilml bands o. i'n..'.r.
Ia tuh Ill. from tho dreadful c0r-ci uau., tHt f.
uautly follow its ucutiDus use. 1h.c contain 700 l"l.
t,u, DI mineral substance. " linr,,I.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-12-26
Singers Sewing Machines,

TINHESE CELEBRATED MACHINES ARE IN
/ practical and profitable use in all parts of the
civilized world. In all the various trades, and in
sewing every sort Of fabric, either Of cloth leath-
err, they have been fully tried aud proved. Sewing
machines of other manufacturers often fail to work
but NW g"rS MrcLn'S ARRAYS or'raf' pc'cly, being
strong, durable and complete in contrivance and
workmanship. perfect sewing machine kept en-.
ployed affords clear profit of : 900 year but
49,
and loss. Tue entire RELIABILITY of our machines
is one great reason for their unparalleled popu.
llritv
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impo,tan, from Dr. y. ". sabin. o
Y. W. SABIN. NJ n


NUTTITn' \. :, , INC IW T"WU.
We, the undersigned, have received the formula
for preparing 'Bach'- American Compound and
far we have tested it, can recommend its general
use as 70 tonic and Alternative Melicine to remove
vitiatod llumurs of the Blood. and peculiarly adap-
ted t. Fymllos uiorine from Lcucorrhoea 4 hites)
and those whose constitutions are tniecblcd from
intermittent Fever. JOSEPH VI. MORRIS, NJ. D,
LAN~INGH BRIGGS, NJ. b
I l.
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MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,


of frai and delicate construction, are rcconmeu-
ded by other manufacturers. Such machines are
made to catch the eye, not to perform substantial
work. The truth Is, family sewing machines ought
be stronger than any other because they 60 into
less silful hands than when sold to manufacturers,
and used for greater variety of work. The
machines which have proved best for all other pur
poses must be best for family use, and they are
Singers. The speed of our machines has lately been
doubled. No other compare with them in guam
tlty of work.
~" New machines Of the latest improved style
will be exchanged on liberal terms for old sewing
machines Of our own make, or for operative ma
chimes of other manufacturers. Local agents want
Ell to ell our machines. 2
N. G.--Al persons desiring full informntio
about sewing machines can obtain it by applying
for copy Of " L. NJ. Singer Il Co.'S Gazette" pa
per devoted entirely to the subject. 1t will be sent
gratis |. NJ. SINGER 4 co.
Principal Office, 1923 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
A. Hanover street, Boston 81 Westminster ST.,
Providence "a Broad street, Newark, n. j. +;
3iT Broadway. Albany, N. Y. Gloversville, New
Yurl, % Chapel street, New Haven II Buchan-
an street, Glasgow, Scotland li2 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia 100 Baltimore street, Baltimore ;
5 East Fourth street, Cincinnati Chicago, Hi
nois 6i North Fourth street, st. Louis 81 St.
Charles street, New UOrleans 20 Dauphin street,
Mobile. VIII SIN
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Hon. j. l.. DODGE. of Auburn, y. y, and late
member If our state Legislature, and of the
most accomplished Physicians and Chemists Of
country after giving this medicine his personal oh
,cryation, lays ' 1t is destined to supersede all
liquid preparations for the cure Of Chronic dis
,a>es.'
Blch's Family Recipe Book is to be had gratis o
all s.: uts-you will there sec cures Of diseases"
corlei-oul you are invited to communi.t'e
any whose certificates are given, in ordeg 20 p-3y
them genuine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-14
10 THE FAn1lEK-.
DE BURG'A NO. AMNuNiAfED SUPER PHOSPHATE
nE'TINE

TIME attention Of FurIncrs nud Planters is respectfully
called To the sSore Invaluable compound Tor their
approaching Spring planting.
The Manufacturer hagst 10 assure his friends and patrons
that they may always depend upon being supplied vita r
genuine Ind UNIFORM article, fer hrcon-tn;Itl. sn2e..nicnds
in person. the entire process OF ::s"wiGctu-e and putting
up for sale.
This article has nor; seen Defore tEo community tcT the
period # I've yesr., during which time 1t Inns been INA.
iYeel by o large number OF the most rcputed Che.
inists in different phcc.; has been tried by various
Farmers In nea IL every Sintc In the Union with
almost unynrying success Perhaps one OF the best
proofs of its value IL the greatly increased demand, unpre.
celented In the history Of nrIifcial fertilizers, and not
eoualled By Peruvian Grnno itsc.f, over which ii possesses
much advantage, from the fact of the ammonia, so Vol.
tnr u matter in guano, in this preparation be.ng 3 c-rWt.
caly fixed nccnt. Such valuable son1iisaSal 6niy dis".
pn;iug itself progressively. Nnrn Incorporated with The
soil, this available SGT OF suAphs,c, when nn'slsnnmlcd
with sGl"t,,a ,~lcsYlHt2, renders il f:tCl fuUa for plants OF
Ii se7c siptiops. Is by thrIn readily taken UP IL will be
ibund quito as active in inducing curly maturity as punno,
but much moTS durable and terrifying to the soil and less
volatile.
As there are a large numbcrof Super Phosphates In ms:
kct for the value Of which would not like to be rcaropsi2e.
| earnestly request all purchasing to b. "a, eiu. III obtain
the genuine article which IN 20 HarrHntcd by my &C
credited agents, aid .. %hor j have been careful in Sc.
lccting o-ly .aaai' OF acknowledged responsibility, and
&c 5Sch ssRnis ! hold myrvlf rcspon-iblc for the good
character of my Super Phosphate. All packages will be
distinctly branded. Consumers and dealers will be ena'
blrd to make arrangements for their supply on ns cqui;h
BILE terms with my agents as with mysclL As the denIaad
will be large, those requiring should sond the.r oracrs ip
advance to Mcssrs. McCrunER's So, R.chnond, va
sole agents for INC manufacturer.
""' c. b. DE BURG,
Agricultural Chemist AMI sole Proprietor,
March 6-.stapril Williamsburg, J.. ].
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-14
PREMIUM MACHINES.

AHYPATENT STRAY CrTTER. at $40, WIN ,4Ss.S
VI awarded rhr first premium offered by the Vir. T4'
GINA State Agricultural Society tor III" brs! hand liz
Straw Gutter TO BE- exhibited nj their Fair in ia AZ the
State Fairs in 1854 md Is55,. il again competed with al
others, and cnch yrnr received the highra, I"@.d OF The
SucieiY. Besides ;hi. rviicr ." D. .up:riG.ity, otter, 10
all persons not iur.l:ar al It. lhr machine. subjcctinhc
returned "a = ImoE.h, Il, after trial, ii does rot prove In"
bee, ,I.acrin" at any prIcc, considering us combined nj
vnn.ngcs Tor emitting may. UGts, stalks, s!ucks, vegetables.
&c. The machine. when to 20 lon. distances, will be So.
eurcly packed. without cnnrge. go rs to occupy but : GU
bic feet, and may be sent TO nay part o! tEa IEied states
Mt a trining coat. Notes on any soi."nt eanks. or reicr'
Ny CYLINDER CORN SHELLER, capable Of Smelling
800 pushcIs a day by hand, md my combined machine
capable of shclhng 300 by hand, and zoo by horac power
were each awarded the hrst premium Us above, in 1850
They are warranted to be Of superior workmanship, and
not liable TO be put out of order,
NJ THRESHERS Ea7e been awarded all tho premium,
offered by til: State Agricultural Society in lsG3, 1851 and
1855, after cHcn yea: competing with al the pTomincn;
Threslers manufactured III this and many OF the Northern
States. Furchnsess may, in addition 10 ,lc above evil
denc-. q! merit, ihT. the experience OF more than OH"
thnushnd farm,r rs uain- ;hom.
Pi;ts' THR E&iIER sBd SEPARATOR, with Cleaner ~.
tached, and mounted on wheels, WIS awarded in ls5j,
1854 and le55, the highest premium AWARDED Tor the best
Thre5nrr and Cleaner. am manufacturing these ma
chimes in Il superior manner, and shall be able 10 turn!s u
all orders given in time TOR their completion.
Hus.ry & McCorInick's REhPEfS, with all late In
provcmeni-. horse power, stationary and purtnbir Thrcsi.
crs. Wheat Fans, Straw Cutters for power. Shelters FOX
hind, nj 80, and for horse or steam rn..e r Mt So. Smelling
$50 bushels Il dny; HGrro"s. Seed Eril!s, Cleaners, Horse
Rnke., Hay Prcssas, land Rollers Lime Spreadcrs, Ma.
chine R"l.i., ., sl k:nd-, with q general assortment Of
a.ricultufa al Machinery and Totaccuufsts' Fi>,:Urcs, Kept
constantly on hind, or furnished 1t ;i:gn;s loricc, III my
Fnctnry, on Main and ls:li st:cet-. Richmond, w.
Fnrt ntrs hurin. I2"ys.s OK Threshcrs for repair, vii!
promote tse,, own Interest BY seudins tncm early:
EeG 27-c9Y II. ~. SMITH
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LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
AT CAMBRIDGE. MASS

FHNHE instructors IN this school are
Hon. JOEL. PARKER, Ii. D., Royal Professor.
Hon. THEoPHrLrs PARSONS, LID Dane Professor.
Hen. EMORY WAsHBuRS, LII. D.. University Lecturer.
The course of instruction embraces the various branch
es of the Common Law; and Of Equity: Admiralty; Com.
mercial, international and Constitutional Law; and the
Jurisprudence Of tho United States The Law Library
consists OF about 1900 volumes, and as new works mp
pear they are added, and every effort is made 10 render 1t
complete.
Instruction ia given by oral lectures and expostiOns.
land by recitatiOns and examinations. in connection with
them,) of which there are ten every week Two Moot
Courts are also holden in each week, at each Of VIA, h Il
cause. previously given out, IL argued by ioui students,
and Rn opinion delivered by the presiding instruction
Rooms and other facilities are also provided Tor the Club
Courts; and m Assembly is held weekly for practice in de.
bate, and acquiring II knowledge Of parliamentary law and
proceedings.
Students may enter School in any stage OF their profeS-
sional studies or mercantile pursuits, and Mt the com.
mencemcnt OF either term, or IN the middle, or other part,
Of a term. They are nt liberty 10 elect what studies they
will pursue, according to their view Of their own wants
and a,tninmcu,s.
The Acmdemical year, which commences on Thursday.
six weeks after the third Wednesday in July, is divided
into two terms, of twenty weeks each, with a vacation Of
six weeks at the end of each term
During the winter vacation, the Library is opened, warm.
cd, and lighted, for the Use of the members OF the School.
Applications tor admission, or tor Catalogue, or upy fur.
Their intor malion, may be- made TO either Of the p rofessors
a: Cambridge.
ssCnlnhridre. Feb lq-cWpW
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FARMERS HOTEL,
FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA.

NOTlCE.-ln taking charge of The sbo.s e,,ao. ma
IN lishuient, we would most respectfully soicit a .mnl%
continuance of the former patronage OF the Hotcl;A-
and to our friends, ne ass .kca 20 call and &c" us. Our
table shall always &c spreed with the dchcncics of the sen.
son. CIR servants ere polite md attentive, and the en-.
tie establishment shall have the hest attention we are
msater OF.
The Lady Of the house will sec that the Indies who pa.
tronize the Hotel shall have every wish grHtifpl; aud all
We nsk Is a shRre Of business.
We have II ire. Hack at the pe2c;,. % convey passengers
to and from the Hotel.
Feb la-tF A. BOWIE e. CO..
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TRCSTEES' SALE.

} Y virtue e . deed Of trust cxecu'ed to me. By Fisher
ID e. Bscahsr-Sanuel D. Fisher md James Fisher
and Of ycSord in the Clerks Office Of G~occbsmd county,
| shah sell at public auction 10 The highest bidder, for cash,
on Friday. The 9Th dry of March, that well known still,
Mil, (Burr's engine) together wifA all The machinery
thereto attached; also. hve ncresOf land on which The said
still, Mills, aud house are si:ls:ed, with free ue OF all
roads leading to and f.ora ssid prep 'rty. The above pro.
perty is siuated in the county uf Gooch:and, about eight
niles from Columb;S, Oh the james River c nal. Theft
tie to the above properly is good; but shall only convey
such title Is 81 vested in me by said deed.
Mare S-c3ts J. I. MELTON, Trustee.
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BLOOD STOCK FOR sALE.

DLO.BD :IVtN " .
yHyUE subscriber Is anxious 10 dispose .; the IrElri'''"l
u OF his Blood Stock:
1T. The distinguished Stallion and Race ii"rso, o'is
Peyton. He Is so well known tnHt IL ~ "s'irss I" cN' -,
pedigree aud performances, but ihcy I'll 5r If'iIsi'' -
any one who nhy ir,;re 'hCri. u: length. Sui.c" :" 20 ~
that he il of he old Virginia ct ,rk, b"i!r'cc TO 18Th" ~ Il:
the world his sire heinp Andrew the bo.' srn ~ Siri hrr' E..
and his dam rocnhoniss. by Ec'ipsr, "sf 'rn' b" mo o "
best time over tour diic rent fashionable course -. . :
DER them. He has run thu insles, heat pi IA" mic @b''.
too, a second heat utter runnin, III" ir-'.) ever rnr" Owe:
the Fairfield cour-c-three second irsi'r Ian Tie cole.
brntcd Ninr'- Les, hrnt when .he bca; Rel Eyr.
OIL. Pauline, bred by Col Wade HAMPTON II : 60 n
la4s. She wss by importei Glencoe; d.ni b. ':4po'-'-
Prinm Rushfsht ty sir Archyi Pigeon % Per'!ai r.
ported marc by Waxey; AA'1l t,on Of hinr i'.roi ]'n!:
mn. iu!l sister 10 Kcrcn ~lioppuch, by satei:r, l"H :
Ecipse) Maria awsxey'. d"io) ~ ksns Her. i''s."
By Snap; Miss Windsor, by - G~odDllEin Ars1:"n. t"E
Miss WIS pedigree in full, 80 Eugi.th s:ui boob. "G''
in iOs! 10 Bale Peytnp. =.
Sd. Egian;ine. bred in lsil. by Bale Pry'on. 90 Il
Lucy, by Young Sir Alfred; Nancy. by Bale fio1i&ei' 'P|.
dam OF Menuo Ewe) by imported Beg'o:a' Coz '-!'
ter's imported mare, by Alret Of England.
ANY OF the nbove will be cold on a liberal c'ei,
Bale Peyton is not sold Immediately. he VII! Dc 'siuta
out. if i,n:nrdir r. application h. 'n|'c
Mnlrs no '" e w. C.. SCOTT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-14
DOLLARS REWARD

NN71LL be paid for the apprehension and de.ve-y Of
w my negro man THOMAS, who abseqtcs himself on
The 9th December. Said negro q U; dark complexion,
about six feet high, spnre and efrsi;h: hRs u scar OH one
side Of his face, near tie cheek JOue. He WINS brought
from Smyth county ,as; falls has relations IN or about Ma.
ron, and viii dou Yi!ess make for that point.
LEWIS d. CRENSHAW
+. S-ThOmas IL about 81 wears old. Inn 4-ts