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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, -FOUR


~ AND HALF MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND. on THE
BROOKE PLANK Read CONTAINING IU0 AcREs. TocETH-
Err WITH Crops AND Personal ESTATE THEREON Fob
SALE AT AUCTIoN.-At the request of Mr. VIM
H. Bowcoek, (who is about to engage in businessin
Rlehmond,) we will sell, at public auction on the
premises on THURSDAY, the 10th September, ls57
commencing at O'Clock, the beautiful country seat
on which he resides. located as above, containing o
acres, OF which about 81 acres open land and rs
acres heavily set in original oak 1t adions the
lands Of Messrs. Ahner Hilhard Nsth1 King, and
ames Z. Soss The improvements on the place con-
sist of large and elegant Brick DWELLING 4sx56 fee
recently erected. containing rooms above base
nent, having an Observatory on the top. The DWELL
ing Il supplied with water from force pump. There
are the usual out buIdings-such Kitchen, Sts-
BILE, Carriage House, Barn, &C. After the sale Of the
land Will be sold parcel of excellent Household and
Kitchen Furniture. together with the other personal
estate, consisting OF fine Mule, excellent young
Iiorse, two Cows, one Wagon, one Cart all the Farm
ing Implements Also, the crop Of Wheat Straw,
aud the crop OF growing Corn standing on SO acres ii
land, estimated to make from $50 to 300 barrels
T2Ras.-For the land One-ffth cash: one fifth at
months. and the remaining tree-ifths at II, Is and
q menths for negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed. For the personal estate. all
sums under 800 cash.. over that amount, 4 months
credit. for approved endorsed negotiable paper.
SCI GODDIE A. AppERSnN Auets
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a WANTED FIVE HUNDRED

NV YOUNG MEN for the UNITED STATES
@N MOUNTED SERVICE, to serve in Kansas.
---n~ Nebraska, California, Texas and New Mex
ice PAY from IL 10 $22 per month. Horses, acoou
trvmrnL fothns, food aud medical attendance fur
otshri free OF charge.
Ro taIthsr information. apply at the Rendezvous
Franklin street. opposite Metropolitan Hall, Rich
mord. Virginia. b. ii. ROBERTSON,
LIST Lieut.. ID Dragons,
~ s-sca Recruiting Officer.
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By Alexander Mott.

Nv H0RSES.-Will be sold at auc-
"a ton, at the Horse Lot opposite the Central
Depot, on SATURDAY morning next the 5th inst
commencing at 10 O'Clock eight fine Saddle and ar-
ness Horses, Buggy and Carriage.
se4 ALEX. MOTT Auet
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Their stock consists in part Of
Rodgers ""Wostenholm's. - Butchers and MAP
pins" pocket and table Gallery; Razors, Scissors
and Shears
Log, OK fifth. breast, back tongue, trace and hal
ter Chains
Bellows, Anvils, Vises Stocks and Dies, and Tongs
Horse and Mule Shoes and Gritfns horse shoe
Nails
Hemp and Manila Rope, Bed Cords and Plough
Lines
Axles, Springs, Nuts Washers, carriage and plough
Bolts
Cast, shear, blister and German Steel
Spades Shovels, Forks, Hoes, Picks and Mattoxes
Stirrnp Irons Bits, Buckles, Webbing, and Saddle
Trees
Wagon. stage and gig Hames
Brides Halters, Girths and Web Reins
Pad, stock, chest. till, rim and mortice Locks
Building Hardware of every description
Csrprnters smiths and saddlers Tools, of every
description
simmons Collins. Mann's and Virginia" Axes
Genuine Anchor Bolting Cloth
n. B.-They are, also, solo agents in Richmond
for Fairhnnk 8 celebrated Scales SO
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MACKEREL, GIBBED AND CUT HER
lvl RINGS &c.
100 bbls No. 3, Medium and Small MACKEREL
$4,000 Sawed bATHS
10000 bbls. James River Hydraulic CEMENT
500 bbls Rosendale CEMENT, assorted brands
400 bbls No. | Calcined PLASTER
1000 bbis Rockland LINE
1000 bush. Piastering HAIR
100 tons Lump PLASTER
1850 Il Tobacco BOXES
$50 cases Preserved LOBSTFRs, fresh
200 bbls Gibbed HEARINGS
5000 Sawed SHINGLES
Hay RYE STRAW, &C. for sale by
BR1DGFORD Il Co,
On the Dock.
ua.storage room can be had for 1000 bushels of
wheat Sc ID. q w.
NOTICE. NOTICE.-Having in my en-
~ ploy one of the very best Harness makers IN
this country, respectfully ask eall from all who
NAV be in want of fine and cheap HARNESS; also.
every article usually kept in Saddle and Harness
Manufactory-all Of which win be sold tor small pro-
as- Please call at No. 81. Main street on
and get abeautiful article of HARNESS. and SAD
DIE easy to horse and rider. au l2-3taWaw
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Il CEkIES.-Will be sold at auction, at my Store.
corner Main and 18th streets, on SATURDAY MORN
cond-hand Furniture in good order
DHl GoODS.-Muslins, Berages calicoes Cam
bTlcs, Domestics. Ready made Clothing Boots Shoes
Hats, Bonnets. &c. Fa3 III - >
ROCERIES;-Whiskey Gin, Brandy, Sugar. Coz
fee, Soap, Candles &c; 10000 Segars
ALS0--Seyeral fne gold and silver Watches
Sc ALEX MOTIF Anct
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: q z :. :. .
- PURCELL. LApD & CO., IT
DkUG0IsTs.
DEALkRs IN PAINTS, oils, DYRs.

- e WINDOW atsASe, &c. = - i
88 No. 10 reari street, Richmond Z
Arm now receivinx aud will shortly have Ia .sora
tnsss f.aa ssosk Of DRUGS. DYES, CHaMiuxIs
sortnent we'll adapted d ths WSnsa 81 shs sr.gs
IN person W Gao Of the house on shs mesi
aaNssaheaxesas terms and mostly for cash.
We are thankful 10 our frasnds And ehe nuh,;& a.
Their long continued and aastsrn1 support. and W.
nope that with the facilities We po-sess sor obanns
supphes ana the strcteet intention TO the oralItT
). ~ gooas ssnt from us 70 preserve the Reputation
Sar our Reuse enjoys FOR selling articles Of tbs
packing ORDERS ~ sb'AA Ana
PvRCELL. LApD 4 Co, Druggists.
Ne. Is Pearl street /
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MOONLIGHT "a
- EXCURSION. ~
49, pRESi-F FIRM COMFY Ne. ;, s2.-'sA

EE.3E kTH
sN pRESl-T FIRM COMP We. : s2~saN
u.r. the Measure OF announcing 10 their friends and
the puhis that their
pIKSr ANNUAL EXCURSION,
down James River, will take place on
FRIDAY. SEPT, 4Ta. 1857.
The fsvo-its steamer CURTIS PECK has been on
90 "a far The orS4si,ln and all other arrangement.
ssss seen made 10 contribute 10 the comfort aud
,,i...are Of those who may honor them with thair
presence -. =, a,
az Tho boat will leave the wharf at X, p. NJ, re
turalas about y. ?. NJ.
~ Thc Music will be furnished by SMITHS
kkauRY BAND.
eATiCkETS. admitting gentleman and two
ladies oSE DOLLAR. Fifty cents Will be charged
fpT sach additional lady
nA-TtCkETS 10 be had a. the Hotels and from
the mem Hers of the Company.
aa-REFRESHM6ST furnished st city prices
HUdH W PRY, ia,
JAMES H. PEARCE
an sl-at Il Z GARDNER.
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GEO. b. STEEL. DENTIST. has

~ GEO. b. STEEL, DENTIST, has
'c1YYo returned To the city after a short absence
and would be pleased 70 see all those with whom ht
had engagements during the mouth Of August, aud
an others no may need his services. All work of
whatever description warranted.
ss- Once aud residence No. 23l, ON Main between
18th and 9Th streets Richmond, Va. where he may be
toiinG al ALL H0cks. AL Slot
pLACkBURN'S HEssEssEY BRANDY
- ti-a.s 20 1850, 1885, 1915 and 1874. PALE and
i cry superior quality; for sale by
aug - DUNLOP. M0NcUKE l. co.
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FAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
Il DIES, KALoRAMA, STANTON, yA.-The
next session will commence on Thursday the LIST day
Of October The plan of the school as heretofnre the
aim heiDg to unite some of the advantages of home
with the more uniform discipline and greater regu
iarity of school.
Mrs. Shelley and daughters having for twelve years
past conducted this school with conscientious re-
gard to the interests of those committed to their
now think themselves safe in referring for its charae
ter to all who have any intimate knowledge of it,
Particular reference given if desired. Letters adj
dressed to Mrs. NJ SHEFFEY Kalorama, Stanton,
Va. an 25--sw2w
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% "a FALL RACES, 1857.
@Sd4AA&AEE~ The RACES over the War
<1DS ~ renton IN. CO. Course will
commence on TUESDAY
ed day of September, la57. and continue days
800 entrance, play or pay. Four entries already
made. Close the 18th August 1887.
2yp RACE-A Sweepstake for years old out OF
mares that never produced winner; 500 entrance
play pay, mile beats. Two entries already made
To close on the 18th August, 1887.
3ND DAYS RACE-A Club Purse of $780, two mile
heats.
3RD DAYS RACE-Proprietor's Purse. 800, two
mile heats.
4rH DAYS RACE-A Club Purse of $500, three
mile heats.
Teste, NJ. T. HAWKINS, Proprietor
-. TURSBULL, Secretary. jy Z2-td
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NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,
~ Staunton, Virginia. .&
s. VIM. D. aILKsON. PRoPRrEfoR.
Omnibus free OF charge, run In connection with
the Hetel and the Railroad Depot
u. Every attention is given to passengers who
wish to depart By either Of the lines of travel
my DD-6ti ,s.-=-.
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NEW ORLEANS AND PoRro Rico SUGARS
~ 100 hhds. prime e che,.e q,,sllty for sale by
an 29~lw DUNLOP. MONCbKE 4 ca.
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR
~ SALE, ON CHURCH HILL.-Mrs. Van Lows
Garden, the most desirable square on Church Hill.
Mr.. Loftin n. Ellstt's, and fronting on Grace and
Broad Streets will be sold in lots suit purchasers
Those wishing to build, could not find more beauti
pay any outlay of taste or money. Apply to
jy Its MRS. ELIZA L. VAN LEW.
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500

WANTED-Several Journeymen Shoe
w makers, lone to take charge of the repairing
departrnent) on both the women's and mems
branches. To men of regular habits, constant eIp
JOHN c. PAGE, JR, =!
an Its No. 10 Market Bridge.
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WANTED-A single Lady or Gentle
man. thoroughly competent TO teach Music
- Drawing. Alse, one 10 teach Modern Language,
t1rench more particularly One qualified In both
respects. preferred and liberal salary given. Refer
eaees required. Address TEACHER" care OF
SPOTS, Harvey Co.. Richmond.
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MUST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT
- FOR SALE, TWO MILES WEST OF RICfI-
M MoSD, MAR THE WEsTHAM PLANK ROAD.
COSTAlNlNG l40 ACRES.--The subscriber wishes
70 soil ms Farm. located above containing 40
acres All IN high state of cultivation. The dwell
ingnoase Is large elegantly finished and Of modern
the most ATTRACTIVE place the city. The yard i
peautiiplly laid out, and tastefnlIy arranged Any
one wishing 70 purchase will call me- at my fac
tory, or on Messrs. GoDpIs Il APPER5oN.
svI u A
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WANTED-To purchase, 1000 cords of

w good sTAyE TIMBER, on the stump either
by the cord or acre. 1t must be either on the Canal
or River, convenient to some OF the Railroads lead
ing into Richmond. Apply at the Richmond Bar
rel Factory, corner Byrd and nth SITS. an Its
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-06
THE DUELIs ST.
A THRILLING SOUTHWESTERN sKErcm


At midnight, twenty-five years ago, a solitary
youth steered his slender canoe across the Ar
kansas river from the left towards the right
bank, whence at least one pair of eyes, from a
cluster of Towering shrubs, watched intently
all his movements. For notwithstanding the
hour, everything was visible in the clear light
of cloudless May moon, which turned the
wide water into plane Of the richest silver,
smooth as a mirror, save where the quick rip
pies sparked at the touch of the rower's fash
ing paddle.
have called him youth, but he was more
properly speaking boy of sixteen, with a
blooming, beardless face, and countenance
radiant with chd-like innocence, although his
form seemed manly, and his large blue eyes
had that luminous, piercing look which always
reveals a soul unaccustomed to both guile and
fear. Indeed his entire appearance would
have delighted the gaze of true artist That
spacious white brow environed with wreath
Of glossy brown curls, that strong yet stately
neck with its aristocratic carriage, that form
so massive for its age, but still statuesque in
its symmetry, the beaming eyes, the blooming
visage, and wthal the buckskin dress so fine
in its Indian ornaments-compose together
as fair human shape as ever the enamored
moon embraced since she stopped from Heaven
to kiss the sleeping Endymion. But no words
can reproduce the masculine graces of that
beardless boy, then the pride of central Arkan-
sas Wade Thompson.
What Wade Thompson That name so
terrible from the SHOWS Of Iowa to the fiery
sands of the Mexican Gulf-from the Levee
at New Orleans to the harbor of San
Francisco? The same person-not as he
is now-not as he has been for years, the
Wandering Jew of wild unrest, and pitiless
passions-but as he was in the golden days of
the morning of life, the light of that old cleri-
cal fathers eyes, the elective magnet of a
sanity mothers heart the admiration of all
that knew him. And am about to tell what
changed him, what made him the mcrciless
man he is.
As the canoe glided through the middle of
the stream, the youth paused, raised his pad
die, dripping with liquid pearls, and scanning
the shore eagerly, murmured with sigh:
" l must be too early-there is no one
there"
lie glanced up with half reproachfu ex-
preston at the calm, unsympathizing moon,
and signing again, -" 1t is the hour" dashed
bis paddle into the water and shot to the shore
like an arrow.
Then drawing his canoe partly on the sand,
he ascended the bank, peered among the clus-
tering vines, separated the wild flowers and
called out in a soft voice, trembling with an
infinite tenderness of desire:
"Thalia, dearest Thalia"
"My own beautiful Wade replied nusi-
cal laughing voice, as a tall, dark-eyed woman
emerged from a natural bower of rose-bushes,
and cast herself into his arms.
Then followed the tender embrace, the kiss
with lips of fire, the brief question and answer
Of blended tongues, and all the nameless beati-
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-06
PO EFT II Y
when / Saw sweet Nellie Home.

When Saw Sweet Nellie Home.
In the sky the bright stars glttered,
On the grass the moolght fell,
flushed the sound Of daylight's hustle,
Closed the "pink-eyed pimpernell"
As down the moss-grown wood path
Where the cattle love to roam
From Aunt Pattie's quilting party
was seeing Nellie home.
Jetty ringlets softly lutter
Der brow as soft as snow,
And her cheek the crimson sunset
Scarcely had warmer glow;
Mid her parted lips vermillion,
white teeth flashed like ocean foam;
All marked, with pulses throbbing,
While saw sweet Nellie home
When the autumn tinged the greenwood,
Turning all its leaves to gold,
In the lawn by alder's shade
my love to Nellie told
As we stood together gazing
On the star-bespangled dome,
How blest the August evening
When | saw sweet Nellie home.
White hair minrles with her trcsses,
Burrows steal upon my brow,
But lOve-smile cheers and blesses
LIES declining moments now;
Matron, in thy snowy kerchef,
Closer to my bosom come;
Tell me, dost thou still remember
When | saw my Nellie home?
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-06

MARRIAGE IN LAPLAND.-It is death in Lap
land to marry maid without her parents or
friends consent; therefore, if one bear affection
to young maid, upon breaking thereof to her
friends, the fashion is, that day is appointed
for their friends to meet to behold the two
young parties run a race together. The maid
is allowed in starting the advantage Of third
part in the race, so that ii is impossible, except
she will of herself, that she should be over.
taken. If the maid overrun her suitor, the
matter is ended he must never have her, it
being penal for the man to renew the offer Of
marriage But if the virgin has affection for
him, though at first running hard to try the
truth of her love- she will pretend some casu'
atty, and voluntary halt, before the end Of
the race Trdgels in Lapland.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-06
j. B. | S B ALL,
ID E M IT I . IT
MAIN STREET., MARTpOsA,

MAIN STREET, MARIP0SA,
INORMERLY OF PHILADELPHIA NENN.) Is pERMA-
II nently located In Mariposa, having comfortable and
convenient Office next door 10 tho Pacific Express with all
the necessary Instruments and appliances VIII do any
kind Of work that pertains To the profession Of Dentistry in
which shall give entire satisfaction the money
refunded. Artificial Teeth inserted Gold Plate on
Pivot the may require Teeth Plugged with pure
Gold extracted Chdrens Teeth regulated when
say and all Diseases Of the Gums treated the Of
which are called scurvy of the gums. Cure pay.
Chloroiom administered u desired Terms reasonable.
Examination free alU
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-06
r. B. TIL OMAS S ,

ARCHITECT AND CARPENTER,
Will furnish Designs for Buildings, Specifications
Bills Of Lumber Estimate Of Cost etc and undertake
Buildings moderate terms All work entrusted "a
him will be executed with neatness and despatch.
Shop on Bullion street, near Concert Hall. Jysti
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-06

"Lools here, Jim" said young fellow the
other evening to an old soaker who had evil
dently taken too deep an interest in spiritual
matters, and was still, with the peculiar obst-
nancy of those in his condition, vociferatng
for another smile" Look here, old fellow,
you'll spoil your constitution by this style of
thing-better hold up?" Constitution be
blowed ~ said the old fellow. &C. broke that
long ago Been living on the bye-laws this
six monthsp ~
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-06
III % R ~ II II s

NTHERE HE WILL BE HAPPY TO ATTEND TO CALLS
w in his profession. Having during extensive prac
tce of seventeen years made many improvements in the
Dental Art and assisted materially in bringing IL 10 its pres
ent high state Of perfection he feels warranted in saying 70
all those wishing Dental operations performed Artificial
Teeth inserted hne gold plato that his work cannot be
eNceed in the United States. Terms moderate. Consuta-
tons free.
d = Dr. r will make occasionally, professional visits
70 the neghhoring Towns when he will attend persons
the Residences upon application, either by letter other
WISE alu
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-06
Mariposa 4emotrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING
BY WARREN BAER,
EDITOR AND PUBLIsHER.
S,

Per nnnnm In advance IS 90
For six months In advance Observation-Disclosures 90
'liiEe colles'. -"
Advertisements inserted at the lowest rates
Hf- Every description Of Plain and Fancy Job Printin
neatly and promptly executed
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-06

Coon PIcKNes.-Mr. Shaw, Senator from
San Francisco, remarked in the Senate, the
other day, that the Clerk If the Superior
Court, San Francisco received for fees in two
years $4,000.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-06
tt II M IS HI . II

> Il O V T. ID T. p O II .
Nert door to Phillips Hotel Nariposa
FNHE UNDERSIGNED, GRATEFUL FOR PAST PATRON
age announces TO the Public that be continues 10 oiet
for sale large assortment Of
PARIOR AND COOKING STOVES
TINWAHE AND HARDWARE.
CAIpENrENRs' AND MINERS TOOLS;
CANpiIENE AND OH LAMPS
LEAD PIPE AND PUMPS
Sheet Iron, Copper. Tin and Zine worked 10 order
Rs- Al work done to order promptly and satisfactorily
~ From heneeorth adopt the Cash principle CASH
On DELIVERY faltfi s. MORNsER
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-06
A @ E ME- s

THOMAS BOYCE northeast corner Washington and
Montgomery Streets Francisco is duly authorized
agent to receive subscriptions and Advertisement
T. NJ HFSTON, Express Rider between this place and
Kern River Is duly authorized to subscriptions, ad
vertsements and Job Work.
R7- MR. f. D. TODD. Of stockton IS duly authorized
Agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-06
DIR. JAMES L. CLARKE.

OFFICE r. "PINE TREE HOUSE" CORNER FIFTH AND
MAIN STREETS, MARrPOsA. aln
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-06
DIR. III. J. Paine,
ID E N T L g T

LATE OF TIE F1RM OF PAINE BEERS, DENTISTS
SAN FRANCISCO,
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-06
Dr. n. j. LRSotor,
YSTCIAN AND SURG EON
LOWER Aqua FRIo.

OFFICE FIRST DOOR BELOW WfIIrTlER's HOTEL
DR.. l.. WILL DEVOTE HIS ASSGDUOUS AT
tentOn 10 the examination and treatment Of such
cases and disorders as may be brought to his notice.
Personal attendance will be given in any part Of the
County on short notice, when required
new stock Of Medicines, pure and fresh Just re-
ceived. Aqua Frio July s. ls56. altf
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-06

f. Il. RPENTIER,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Corner Merchant and Montgomery streets,
al If SAN FRAScGsco.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-01

MASS A1BUSETTS MORGAN.
zs8a The undersigned gives notice that bis aDe stall
A-ks lion Massachusetts Morgan,n will stand dur
ing the Season, at his Stable, on Pleasant Street
opposite LiHcoihs Nurseries
sired by the celebrated Green
Mountain horgan "a, owned by sias Hale Of Royalston
Green Mountain Morgan, I'd, was sirsd by clifford Nor.
gan, e. sire Woodbury., g. & sire Justin Morgan. His
dam was cross of the best Eggsh Blood with the Nor
gan, and he vas raised by Calvin Wheslock of sutton
IN mis- county Massachusetts organ is one Of the finest
animals in the country. His color is chestnut ne
weighs Just thousand pounds, and has tr6tted
his mile in three minutes. For symmetry If
FORM and grace of motion snd bottom he has no superior
At the Great Horse Exhibition Of the Boston Agren,
raj Association in October 1856 open to all horee n tbe
United States aud British Provinces Massachusetts Mor
gan was awarded tn End Premium of $50 by the eon
mittee which composed Of the best Judges of horse
dssh in the country. O''S
The Stock Of Massachusetts Morgan inherit all the eood
qualities of their sire and Of the from which he has
descended and his colts have been sold at prices ranen
from $500 to $1,000. eDs
The celebrated horse Worcester Boy and MANY other
celebrated horses, sired by Massachusetts Moresn
Terms SO the SensOn, down, and ne re-.
mander at the end of Season.
Mares Brought from distance will be kept or avs
or until ser; %, without extra charge Also accommoda
tons oil Stable and Pasture for any length Of time
Al accidents, thefs, escapes, &C. al the risk OF The
owner JAALAM CAFES 17e pl1ssa,,t's
worcester April 23 1851, d2aw6wtf my8