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INTERESTING FROM CHINA.
From The n. Y. Journal Of Commerce, April 8

From the n. Y. Journal Of Commerce. April 8.
Macao, Jan: 90, I857.--All foreign bust
ness is not only suspended, but entirely at an
end both here, 1t Hong Kong and ut Canton.
Since my last letter. tie greater part ol the
western suburbs Of the latter city. in which
were situated nearly all the warehouses,
Ships. &c., concerned in foreign trade, have
been consumed. OF the total destruction Of
the foreign factories yuu will have heard by
my last letter. The Chinese compute their
losses in houses, go.downs, shops, &C., al
over 1000 buildings-up 70 the present time ;
and III merchandise, and the value Of the
above property, they state their lnsses at
$40 900 ,oOo--wllicl, i prabably not far from
| the truth.
We cannot, OF course, know very accu-
rateiy the damage sustained by the city ol
Canton, since tile boabardment began. 2St
October last hut as tie latter has been kept
up with more Or less perlnacity to within .
few days ago, when the English Admiral
retired with his forces from belure The city
ii is fair to suppose that the Chinese do mi
over. r.estimate the loss n life when they state
il at 20 900, OF all ages aud sexes. Ever, tlne
iayors this calculation. as it is well knnWi
that Tie streets are exceedingly narrnw, th,
population Of great dpnsity. The means or ths
power 10 mu,e within the reach of compare
ti,el, few while the custom Of closing ol til,
gates u every street during period Of pub
lie danger, creates immense los, "f lie, b,
any sudden mo, o,emcnt OF the popul4ee.
10 say nothing d al the other dstrcsse
which have been riyctcd ppm them, aud Mhicl
are inscparable from such d condition fittings
the total destruction oi the trade ol the place
the interruption % all the daily avocation
/, Of the people, &c.. are very oppressive i
their effects. still, up 10 the present mo
mcnt, the Chinese do mt make the slishtes
concession. Tie Viceroy, Yeh, III all III
official documents, is a. firm Al this momen
al lie was when the . Arrow" Iurcha wa
! seized by his officers on the 9Th October las
The people, too, are even more bitter an
exasperated against The English, and perhap
al ioreigners; and notwithstanding The.
disiresses and their suiierlngs, their oppas
tim to every Thing which bears tie appearans
uf reconciliation or terms 81 any kind,
greater than ever.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-04-15
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Halifax, April 2.
The steamship Niagara. with Liycrponl
dates 10 the ssih March, arrived here 10 da..
The English elections arc favorable 70 the
Government.
The foreign Beard nf Trade returns show
i large prr ernium over the last years bust
ness. The imports .hnw decrease in cot.
ION anal breadsiufTs, and an increase ~ pro-
,i,iuns and tobacco.
There i little doing 10 the Neulchaiel
Conference nj Paris. The meeting nn tie
eth. was merely Cor The purpose ol receiving
thr Prussian propositions. AnOthcr meeting
VAS 10 he held Oh the 25lh, 10 receive the
Swiss propositions. which dilier materially
/ lrum thuse ~ Prussia but an anHcable set
tlemenl j. confidently anticipated.
Russia las rrduCrlsher tariff Onc.half o.
eottun and Woulen gnnds.
The Empcror d China disayOws Nclfi
proceedings.
A battle had taken place between the Per
sian aud British cavalry ii Bushlrc. Th
furner were routcd.
The Persian insurgents Al Bhurdistan ia,
seized the Shah's uncle, and threatened "
dead, unless lie il ransumcd.
AZ expedition sgainst kabsles i pro
, sjecied.
france lie BnngYood House and Napnleon
tomb al 81. Helena.
The Spanish Government eun,emplales
sub marine telegraph between Cuba aud "
!. United States.
The first division d The aect f"r the insi
sion er Mexico, would sal about the 2sth
!. March f0r llasana
Tie German powers decline The intcrsci
!. tiun 81 other European powers in The qna
rel between Denmark aud The Confederate
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EQUITY SALE.
David ". Kerr and others. * pare Petition 10 Seil
RegI Esfufe

Dssid ". Kerr aud others. parie -Pttit'on 10 SH
Real EsfGfe
GDIIRSUANT to a decree Of the Court q Equity
fJr Orange County. made II March term. 1851,
shall offer lor sale, on THURSDAY the glh d April
next upon The premises, about 500 acres q land io'-
merl, beiangng 10 John &. Johnston. decd. Por-
ton 1f il is wei wooded, ani lying within thee %
four miles of Chapel HilI,is valuable a. aiinfd'ng
fuel convenient 10 that place. The land will be d.
silrd into suitable lois for The convenience o pur-
chasers,
SIX N ,nhs credit will be given the purchaser giving
bond with aool securiy aud tile tile will be reserved
until the purchase money i paid.
4. WEBB, &. & VI. +.
Mach ls. Pfire ajs. 81, sV-sw
Bar The above sale is postponed until
THURSDAY the l6h April Plits Of the land may
lie seen II ihc office Of Samuel 7. Phillips, Esq q
Chapel Hill and with Mr.. Charles Johnston.
Sale miIl commence ii IL o'enck.
i. WEBB, G. s. " Z.
! Apfii IS. A-ls
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rrnm llle NallanaI InleIligrncrr.
our CHINESE AFFAIRS.


The deputation Of gentlemen appointed
by the merchants Of New York and Boston
engaged in the China trade, 10 come 10
Washington and present 70 the President
their views in relation to that great nerean-
tie interest, have performed their errand,
we understand. and their report will proba-
bly, be made public on their return home.
In the mean time the Importance OF the
subject induces US to anticipate that report
by copying from the Washington cores
pondence Of the New York Evening Post
the annexed ormation-substantlally cor
rect, we supposed the views and inten-
tions of the Government. communicated BY
the President 10 The deputatIon:
i" The deputation Of Boston and New
York merchants, who have been attempting
to procure the cooperation Of this Govern
ment with Great Britain and France in the
demands Of further commercial privileges
from the Court Of China, have left Washing
ton toierably satisfied with the success q
their mission. They desired NO
bclIlgerant alliance with foreign Powers,
but only that special diplomatic agent q
the United States of high grade should be
on hand at tie close Of the war, 50 a. q
unite with the representatives Of France and
England in presenting claims Tor more
extended intercourse With the interior d
China. aud ia sharing the general advantages
of the expected victory. The result, how.
ever, Of their visit in Washington is The
assurance from Mr. Buchanan that a sutii
cient naval and military force shall be sen
20 protect the interests Of American com
merce at the five Chinese ports now open =
IL, although no participation can be taken y
the hostillties wagcd by the Allies.
MIR. Buchanan also intimated to III
committee that. in accordance with thel
desire, 4 Commissioner would be sent Z
China, clothed with special powers 70 obtali
such more liberal terms of commercial re
Iations with that country as may be deeme'
practicable. II understood that the Presl
dent concurs in the wishes 81 the frenc
and English Governments in reference
The concessions TO be sought from China p
the leading Powers. 50 far A. such Mishc
have been indicated by their respectlS
Ministers al Washington. The suggestio
made by the commercial delegation meet
his approval. II proposes 4 union for q
purpose of obtaining i direct face 70 FAC
negotiation with the Emperor himself, y
clading. of course, the appointment u ~
Minister ii Pckin.
"The mercantile delegation al the Viii
House unanimously urged the name ot q
Attorney General Cushing, who. as eommi
sioner. had negotiated onr first diplomat
convention with China. aud. although y
President is not apparently disposed 20 ",
any of the intimate friends Of his predece
sof, he has signiica readiness to yield
the application
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Tng WEs4Eax ExuBrs.--A Cleveland o.
paper has the following
The man who STAYS at home this scasun
will be ihe exception. lar tle people arc 10.
romotively mad. Westward Is the cty. aud
shs rush has already commenced. Not from
The older States. where the surplus p"pula.
iion are lrcadiug upon each Others heels, bnt
lron The Ess,rrn border of the West itseli.
where broad acres are yet tenaptlcss, and
where nearest neighbors are half mile Oh.
liereabants The sound ~ preparst,an y heard,
and men sh0, apparently. have all that heart
should wish, arc getting ready " 10 starl
Westward. Some will better their cpnlitiDt
dollar.wise. but man, arc saving seeds which
soen will spring up IL tie shape of vain re,
grei. that tley did not let well enougl
alone"
The st. Louis papers, too, state that ever.
boat, either from lic Upper o. Lower Mis-
sissippi, Is crowded with cmigranis, iwn,hlfd
or whom are bound Tor kansa. 4 lew day
sine bnat arrived al 81. Lnui,. from above
loaded 10 her entire capacity with rnigrant
from Minncsola. lava and Wisconsin. rush
ing kansa. ward,
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TRUSTEES SECOND SALE.

apY ,ir,ue Of deed Of trust executed by Mclean
- & Hammer, Tor purposes therein named. shall pro-
ceed 10 sell, III the town Of Graham. on TUESDAY
The second dly 81 June next tbeine Tuesday o. June
Conn nrsi.l lie following real estate:
The large and web constructed Store House, otcu'
MED lis Mclean & Hannrf. the southeast corner,
neai ihe cout, house. with half % acre iot
The House and lot occupied by VIM. ReddIhg,-
half an acre lot;
The House and Lot occupied By J. D. Noel,--ons
acre lot;
The House and Lot occupied by Thomas y
Mciean-one fe and one.ihird;
And several other unimrrosed Lots, well situated
for family residences
For more particular description q The property
anply IL The Trustee who s lake pleasure ~ giving
any information.
Tie above property uil be sold on . reasonable
etrIt. Terms nlase known on The dss q sale
All rctsons indebted 10 Mclean 4 Hannet. q hfa'
ham. 81 u w. Summers. either ~ mole o. account
are requested ID settle The hea The ls q Junt
nrs. o. lhey viii ind them IN Tie hands q an Office
Tor collection ID. c. HARDEN, Trustee.
kr.;Iis s4-7N
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RtnTs II New 0RLKASs.-On the Goth ulti-
mo gang of armed rowdiss perpetraied =
series &c riots in New Orleans. An Italian
was stabbed III the street, two Spaniards
either stabbed Or beaten with slung shots,
and several cuffee houses, kept BY Sicilians
ar Spaniar,ls, assaulted with pistols and their
occupants beaten with slung- shots aud stab.
bed With knives. q. Dlmltrs, Greek sal.
lor, was shot through the right lung. mortally
wounded. as was also V. Toreni. Slclllan
sailor. Two other persons were stabbed se.
,erely and several slightly. -Four Of The
riuter. are in custn,ly. The riot had is orr.
gin at bali few nights previous.
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Russia and France arc said to be favorable

Russia and France are said to be favorable
to Denmark.
Austria's reason for Withdrawing her AM
bassador from Sartliniais dissatisfaction with
Count Cayour's reply 10 her complaints of
The Piedmont press aud the tolerance with
which Sardinia treats their attacks. Aus
tra, it is said, has become convinced that
Piedmont seeks to become the head of tile
insuTectionary movement in Italy.
This measure, however, is not to be iol-
lowed BY others Of more hostile character
as Austria has determined 10 do nothin.
which shall hazard the peace Of Europe.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-04-15
CIRCULAR.
Wilmington, N. g., March 20, 1857.


10 The Editors Of he
Salisbury Watchman and Herald.
DEAR SIas There have been several
complaints made through the newspapers Of
Salisbury, of the delay Of goods shipped
via this port for places on the North Caro-
lima Railroad.
In no case has delay occurred here, as the
Transportation Agent informs me, this
spring, when the charges came with the
goods, and when bills Of lading were re-
ceiyed BY the Company before the receipt
of the goods in Wilmington. The goods Of
the Messrs. Jones, were here and advertised
BY the consignee Of the vessel, before the
bills Of lading came to hand.
There are now in the warehouse, goods,
(some six car loads) for persons at Salis-
bury. Lexington and Concord, without the
sea charges being entered on the bills Of
lading, and are consequently detained,
awaiting these charges.
Some Of the principal consignees Of these
goods, are Messrs. King, Hedge & Co..
Lexington; J. v. q L. Symonds, Hobson s
Morehead, and w. ]. Mills, Salisbury
Keeter, Bum & Co., Concord Latimer
Brown, Hillsborough, and others.
VIII yUu w Souu enuuSi W eaii dtteHtiui
to this, and also to the advertisement upon
the subject Of Formarding. published il
nearly all the newspapers along the line.
may here remark, that nearly all bills .
iading for. goods from New York, the poin
from which these goods we're shipped, COM
without the proper charges generally flles
with the remark, "2-3 rates."
]. Consignees can. in great measure, rene
dy this BY directing their correspondents i
have the charges made out in adruace, an,
the bills Of lading filed when the goods ar
shipped.
There are ten through car loads Of good
to go forward in the morning, to Salisbur.
and vicinity. that | hope may be in goo'
time.
The twenty Joint cars win ply regu
larly between Wilmington and Salisbur,
&c.
All that Company can DO, will be don
to accommodate our freighting business fo
the west.
Respectfully yours,
$. l.. FREMONT,
Engineer and superintc cndent.
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April is.
Foundry and Mill For Sale.

gNTESDfNI; 10 rema,c from The slais. ofcF AL
of ihr ahoyr property ior sac, hcing on Emo kiscr
thrce miles itoin lIl.hotough, and ne-f The North
carolina Railroad and 10 one 81 The best wheat grow
IN districts N the state. Thc property has % y
we'll furnished founliy and Machine shop. with
Patterns and Machinery 90 extensive Manufacture,
well L,raied fat hufincss Also Merchant. Gdst aud
saw Mil, well supplied with water, cllcnne great
facilities 70 enterprise IN any d The al"sf bfanfs y
stI,n,ag e,,I lie for 4 factory 81 any description.
uoncst iufHnittin can lie hid " addressing me .
IIiIlsb,fUush, o. coming - scc. , upnWN
...u,s ST.
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EQUITY SALE.

Samuel Hammer Us. SimHfi y. Collins.
ID DERSUANr 10 a decree of The Court Of Equity
y Tor Orange county, made at March term, 1887, !
shall eer al public se al tie cnri House door, in
lie town of Hllisharoush, on MONDAY, the 4th day
Of May next, that valuable House and ioi III the town
Of Hlsiorouqh on Tryon street, adjoining Levin
Carmichael Mrs. Rouhac, and josiah Tuner, whereoH
samuel Collins now lives, containing one acre, more
or less.
six months credit will he given. Bond and goot
security will lie required aud the title @ De reserved
until The purchase money il paid.
sale at l2 o'clock.
+. WEBB. G. 4. " E.
April 8. s3-4N
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

-
ORANGE County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, A. ID. 1857.
\. w. Hedgcpeth IS. James Vaughan.
Same Same.
James q. Turrentine & Son vs.. James Vaughan
Robert +. Morris VS.. James Vaughan.
James Webb SIS. james Vaughan.
Same VS.. Same.
Edmund Struda ick IS. James Vaughan.
John Lockhan vs.. James Vaughan.
Justices Attachments Lsried on Land.
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court, that the
I defendant, James Vaughan, has removed out o. the
COUNTY or 50 absconds or cOnceas himself that the OF
inaTv process Of law cannot he served on him, Is
Wherefore on motion ordered BY The Court, that publlea-
lion he made Tor sx successive weeks IN the Hilsbo-
rough Recorder notifying the said James Vaughan mat
unless be arpeafs al the next Term Of this Court 70 he
held al the c6utt house 10 Hsborough, On The fourth
Monday In May next, then and there to repesy and
twad according to law. be viii be proceeded against 10
the same manner ar ii he had been served with process
AMI had failed 10 appear and plead
Witness. George Laws, Clerk 81 our said Court o.
Office. ii Marlborough the fourth Monday IN February,
A. D. 1857. Gro LAWS : Go
March 25. sl--6w
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N o r I G q !.

NsI am preparing % lea,e Ihe silte shout the ~
n of Ortsbef hereby give npre 70 81 persons ~.
delacd 10 me 10 make immediate payment ssl wish "
settle al my business 10 this stale " ths time
| am al-1 prepared 10 manufacture = irw ihfcshinE
M,rhinr. u onlet. one siee 90 inch cylinder right.
horse mower and one ig.ineh {, Under iuishel Tine
complete se,t 81 Mil Gear. sesrntci hcssled Driving
Wheel TtundIes Sc. III gotten ~ in the scty hest
s,sle IL workmanship. Thosc wishing anything 70
nv line u business, should make application sogn
A. BROWN.
April Is. A-5w
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own prescriptions lis harmless. and at The same time
extraordinary good effects, and the numbers Of cures
testified 10 by many Of the most respectable citizens Of
Richmond Va, and elsewhere, must be conclusive eyi-
dence that there is humhug about it, The trial Of
single bottle will satisfy the most skeptcal Of lis ben.
ehts See advertisement in another column
CT There il nothing in The whole list Of medicine
creating such stir among nvalds Di. Sandiords
lnvigoralor OF Liver Remedy II gives such quick re-
ief 10 convince the patient Of receiving benefit al
most as soon as the medicine il taken. We do not
know Of a single instance where it has been taken
without benefit, and in nearly oil cases complete
is effected by lis It has acquired lis wide
popularity simply because il does what il is recon-
nended 10 do II is constantly enarging its circle Of
friends carrying healing lis wings, and joy 10 the
hearts Of those suffering from Liver Complaint, Jaun-
dice, Dyspel sia or General Debility.
| &c 4 SaJscriJer." (whom we suspect 10 he some
narrow-mndei leech,) asks us why we advertise DR.
Arms Pills. and we will give him our seven reasons
for doing. The first, second and third are that W.
are paid for it. The fourth i we know them BY ex
perence 10 Le good. The Gih is that Dr.. Ayers pre-
paraons being recommended by better men than We
by physicians Of The highest talent and the deepest
lea rning in the lind, are well sustained IN our owr
convictions their value. The sixth is that they arr
cheap as well useful. The last hut not laast is ha
they re doing amount nf good in this comlnunlt,
which our old fog3 friend il he could repeat himsel
len thousand times might neye hope to equal, and W
trust by making them known 10 render some service I
our readers as we'll ourselves Christian Adrocafe
II er Her.bold's Highly Concentrated Fluid Extmr
Il Buchu is strongly recommended, as Is Helmhold
Highly Concentrated Compound Fluid Extract Sarsa
patll they are equally ellicacous, and deserving
ahe confidence Of the medical faculty as well I'll
afflicted
Isee Advertisement, Heimbold's Genuine Preparations
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Tnr RaTgs nr INTEREST IL lLLISnIs.-At
tile rcrent stssinn nf Ire Legislature Of I'LL
nois, a Law passed. fixing The legal rate q
interest IL that State al percent. but IN any
contract, written or verbal, 10 per cent may
b. collected, and any person Or corporation
Win receives Or stpulatrs to receive over 10
cents. shall forfeit the whole interest.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-04-15
REsDY-NADE CLOTHING.

Having made this one branch Of my business, am
now Receiving annd assortment Of Spring and SUM
mer Clothing, which ! will sell as low as any olhef
house in The place. consisting in part Of the following
Gents Cashmere Goats, Marseles Pants,
Brown Linen Goats, Linen Vests,
i" White Linen Goats, Morie Antique Vests,
Check. Linen Goats, White Marsellles Vests,
Z. Grass Linen Coats. Cord Marseilles Vests,
a Checked Marseilles Black Figured Vrsis,
Coats CoIorel and White Shirts,
!. Black and Cord Al. Shirt Bosoms and Collars,
pacea Goats, Crayats, Stocks and Ties,
I Drap d'Ete Goats. White and Colored Linen
Fancy Cashmere Pants and Silk Pocket Hand
Black Cashmere Pants, kercheis, &c &c. &C.
Persons II want Of Clothing, or any other kind Of
Goods, would do well 10 call and look al my STOCK pe
fore making their purchases,
April |. cz-
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To DIule Raisers.

My Jack simon Pure will stand the ensuing season,
~ aud include The fall season, Al bis stable, miles
north u ilIshrough 10 not intend % send him any
where else PTise for insurance ye dollars each, The
money due when The fact Is aseeraineJ, Or the popefy
changed.
DEsCRIPTION.--simo Pure will be five years
I'D IN June Il sure foa geer. snd il sire 70 some as
GOOD colts az any other Jack. lie Is very near fourteen
hands high and u excellent form. lhase the certificate
ii John A. Vines The gentleman Of nhnm obtained The
Jack, who saws he l. from fine family q Jacks ss
ans IA The eastern part Of the state. Ills dam The
largest Jinny ever saw and ~ hlaek . CROW.
TYRE Il. RAY.
FEBRUARY s5. U-p.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-04-15

ELEVEN fRaALE RiorRRs iRIRD.-At the
late term of the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Riehland County, Ohio, the case that created
the most interest was one in which several
women we're indicted and tried for riot. Il
appears that some time in November last
the women Of the village Of Belleyille. in that
county, to the number Of eleven, some Of
whom having fathers and some brothers who
frequented liquor shop kept by man
named Morris, resolved to put an end TO the
cause Of their troubles, and did 50 BY smash
ing his casks and decanters, and DESTROYING
the liquor. They were complained Of BY
Morris, and were indicted as before stated
The case came on for hearing, and, being
arraigned at the bar, they plead mot gull
ty." Numerous witnesses we're examined
aud the case occupied three days. Th'
jury was duly charged BY the court. and
having retired about an hour, returned !
verdict Of mot guilty."
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II II i II

IN The l., div nf April. hy limitation, the shop
" conducted w A. &. Mnrdork, a. agent. elns'i.
All indebted % saul shop must come and settle Their
accouats III cash or mite by The s1lh April @ ihtl'
accounts will I've found ID osels hanl. at collection
aa,e also . variety u hussies, which viii sc
low fOf cash o. fcf good nutcs.
% &. ]. FREELASD.
.n,ils s9-3w
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A Good Chance for Investment.

n NUUW NIIWIIVt IUI IIINNsNHINHt'
vryiIE undersigned have improved irst.Taie Water
L Power Oh ilaw River, heln. The Junction Of The
AIan,anre which OiTrrs many faeis for manniac.
turing anJ milling operations. IHtY invite NE CO.
oncraiIon of one 81 more prudent persons il getting
up al establishment worthy ii tie power. 4 good
dam i erected. and i sas NH running. Those who
desire Il Ike investment iof such purposes would do
wei al this point. Letters directed u either of V, Al
Graham, viii hc attended to pr,mpily.
Nv. X. ALBRIGHT q ]. X. HOLT
Graham. March % Sim
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CARnLINA RLACK HAWK.

rysnIS stallion, brought from Vermont a.i Spring hy
4 d.. William Sirudaiek. will make splihg :, aeon
III lIll.bnuugh,in comntrec % the IL u March aud
case Oh the isih of Jonc. TFtms, $50 tue season,
so lbr insutanre. Mgrts from lis'nnce will he
bnlrdei and well attended 10 " one d Tie owners q
tbe hnfse-pfiFc 81 cents PEI day. special care viii
h. taken 10 rirsrat agtiJrns. but ~ responsibility
assumed.
PEuIGREfs-CdrO5 Bhek iiaNk WIS sired "
III Al Vermont Reek ilaAk Grow owned " David
lllt. 81 JIap1tt y - IL bs ihe sherman Mogan; 10
ythe ttsi6al ~ iusH MIRan. t father y The faee
Il sotg5ns 'fi,s daatui gafgtha Biaek Hawk ws-
slz.I * 4 desc. HaHi j tae oid fnsttVt W VI
M1gtu sGarr.
lsHf. SraN1n vii hc Us years oli 10 July next OF
l., hlfak c1nt. Wedinm sike. wei 4ius one thensni
=, t,rnty.sts pounds ana dns II lie te-i tmporunfd
aHi u,.t clegai,i moving horses that ean " ptcdurt
aid llr eratieues. AMI Iosiy, beth undet ih. saddle
nd ii hIruess ednHDr " sufpassFd hy ait gfidIHBt
Mhn ihtce ytsfs I'D he Wis lfnilcl u iht Nr i"hl
Sld. r,f against anunlgi u colts ~ M .aat hniss.
la0d Was tre srerssul competitor iof ite premium.
M also tf1iled 81 lie North Carolina star Fat lt.t
l4Ii. and SHARED lie ptenuin with tsty worthy horse
= - JAMES r. CAIN.
", :. SrRuDWlCk.
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