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ATUTICE To Planters aid others We Will ex-
~ change coal iron or nails, :0r corn, corn meal
hay, four beef, bacon, for the supply Of iron
ss in Western Virginia and in ,his city on fair
terms. JR ANDERSON & co,
is 25-2w Traiegar IrJn Works.
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IRON works for sa,e II viii sell my interest,
4 which IS ore half, Of Es'eire Furnace, in Au
glsta county. Va near the Va Central Railroad 10
miles West OF s,sGuten, (uow owned aud worked by
Burke and KUukle The tract of land contains
about 900 acres Coain2s aud ore banks conve-
nient, and everything IN good repair with an ample
number Of hauds. teams ard supplies for The year
Possession gwen at once. Address,
b KUSKLE,
a2.-d9w' Pond Gap, Augusta Co Va.
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TWO Hundrs and Fifty thousand Brick foseAle-
i Part very superior S.ock Brick-dei.yered In any
part Of the e4sy. Apply al
SPOTS b HARvEY's,
Ia tt-26t' No 60 Paari st
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Ok DOLLARS Reward-Xy servant Elvro rsa
~ away on sunday. she is living with her IN
ter eared Hannah, near the Poar eouse or Baoon's
Z 'aFter Branch She hes a daughter for hire At Mr.
ta1hos otiic.. named Christians, VITO knows where
'ne tiSira 60 yeas ola, feet in height, gray
hair. which grows low the forehead The Above
reward will be given If delivered to me-
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s. U%NiTURE.--I have on hand, and offer for
8 sale, Il ina assortment If Furniture. Wis
loans-e, entirely pew, made by myself
Sofas, diysns
Rocking chairs, psrlor, ane-seat, and other
chairs
Tables. bureaus, wash tands, wardrobes
Several complete pselor suites
Airrars, mattresses, blankets, and two very
gocd Lew carpets.
Cal early AZ Key rocras Frsh kiln street, below
18th JOSEPH GUSSES,
ia 20 6l> CGbif ct maker and U phoisterer.
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EnRlai1o and the Federal Government

-
The lately published correspondence be
tween Seward and Earl Russell shows John
Bull apparently in great trepidation of Yam
kee proves. Never has the old gentleman
been so successfully bullied. Is he getting
weak and nervous? Or is he in his dotage
Far from II, we think. To use one of the
slang phrases of his own cockneys, he is a
remarkably "deep old file" He is preser''
Jog very "strict neutrality" very strict,
indeed, which consists in helping both CON-
batants, as far as consistent with bis own in
terests, to destroy each other equally. He
leans to the Northern side apparently, ard
to the Southern side under the rose. He
must keep on good terms with the North On
account of privateers and Canada; but he is
very well satisfied that the South cannot be
sutjugatcd, though he expects her to be Sc
rioYnIy crippled. He would prefer that the
North should conquer the South and abolish
slavery, for that would ruin both countries;
but, rs this is plainly impracticable, he
wants us damaged as much as possible, and
will help the North to exhaust herself in
that attempt with great satisfaction.
We are speaking of the English Govern
ment, not the English people. We believe
the great heart of the nation sympathzes
with the South, and writhcs under the sup
posed political necessity which induces their
Government to keep the peace.
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The first number of "1he Age," has made
its appearance, and contains the following
articles:
Traits OF the Age Our Rancorous Cousins; The
House of Commons; After the Battle Chapter on
Lindadies; Death Bed Promise; Phenomena Of
Missing; friends Friends Smiths Revised English
GRAMMAR Unc.u0us Memories; Woolwich Arsenal
AID its Manufacturing Establishments EDITORS TIA
BILE Literary Nscellanes.
We have in "1he Age" periodical worthy
of Southern Literature, and we cordially
commend it to the country. 1t contains the
solid and the entertaining in style which
will render it a universal favorite. The edi-
tor, VIM. NJ. Burwell, Esq, is statesman
scholar, writer, and orator, who has few
equals in his native Virginia. We wish him
the most brilliant succcss
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M Ed.

At the residence Of his parents, an oregon h,h,
Sunday morning, al half past O'Clock, IRON ,,'e
effects Of a burn received Christmas day. WI
LIE A. infant son OF A and Mary An' seA,o"'
bend me Ger thu little form,
Now stifr in death and cold,
Ana think another darling lamb
HAS safely reached the fold.
No.ra;her f I need must weep,
Let mine be tears OF Joy;
That unto me this day II born
In Heaven an angel boy.
tus funeral will take place from the residence OF
nj. narcn,s at O'Clock this Monday evening.
Al ,be residence Of his son, DIR w w Ensiace,
=, Powbaian county, Mr. } II EUSTACE, In his
The friends Of the family invited to attend
his funeral from DR. Reads Church, Tuesday. at ~
O'Clock.
On sunday, the It'll inst, LUCY BATES, In the
roth year Of her age.
Her funeral viii take place from the residence oi
nev brothrr IN law, Joseph Peasants, on Mafion
M, Tuesday morning, 9th inst, at III O'CLOCK
~ New York Times and Wheeling paper
please copy.
Al the Ballard House. in this city. on Saturday,
January aOth, Mrs LUCY LEWIS TAYLOR eldest
daughter Of the late Col John Thorn, OF CuipePer
county Va, and widow OF the late WIN Tay or, oi
Louisiana.
~ Southern papers please copy.
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E7LkGAAT Furniture,
- Rosewood Piano,
Brussels Carpets,
Splendid Cottage Sets, &c,
AT auction -
On Tuesday the 9th !nst at 10 O'clock, Will sell
at zoe residence of Mrs David, On Ross, near Mayo
street au assortment Of really elegant furniture
consisting Of
Two paror suites, comprising each
divans, chairs
large parton chairs
. uil0iaans, one covered with French reps and
the other with GaiGaak
Brussels carpets, lace curtains
Window shades mar hietOp tables
Looking glass, mauteI ornaments, &c
FANo.
superb wood piano, 0ctave, maze by Il
Morse, Richmond
TIC chamber Furniture comprises variety Of
Ee.istoads, bureaus, wasAstards
Chairs, hair and snuck mattresses
Brussels and three ply carpets
Feather beds
Together With ono entire cottage set, beauti-
fully ulail ana DECORATED
lounge, shades, toilet ware, &c
la the dining room viii DC found the usual variety
Cookery and glassware
Walnut extension table
Knives, forks, spoons, sc
ALSO,
The usual variety of Kitchen furniture, amongst
which is
/ elegant cooking stove
ALSO,
6 bbs family -four
8 excellent trunks
large clock, (rcgulaior,) &C
The attention of the public IL requested, as Tue
furniture is really Of The best quality
fe3 l. S pLEAsANTs, Auct.
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MING. ..rgBRuARY Q, 1854
Russtn and the umtteA Ssntes.

1t was net long ago conjectured that Rrs-
sia aud the United States had formed an ALL,
ance, by which Russia was TO lend our own
Northern barbarians some Of her superfluous
hordes, and the Yankee assist Russia In her
European contests The Yankees surfeited
the officers of the Russian feet IN New forN
with their nauseous batteries and turnkey
ism. and Mr.. Seward has been remarkably
sweet in diplomatic way to the Russian
Cover nment In writing to the United
States Charge d'Afaires, BayaFd Taylor, MT
Seward saws: "Russia has our friendship IN
every case In preference to ATTY other Euro
pean Power, because she always wishes us
well, and leaves us to conduct our own al
fairs as we think best" But the Russian
Bear is not as stupid as he seems. lie does
not say, in reply, that the United states has
his Friendship in every case In preference
TO any other Power" not even the Southern
Confederacy. On the contrary, Prince Gort
chakoT directs Mr.. Taylor to tell Mr.. Sew
ard 1--WE greatly desire, as you know, the
termination of your unfortunate struggle,
but we shall not offer our friendly mediation
until 1t is certain of being accepted by both
sides-by the Federal Government and the
Southern States. We earnestly hope for the
maintenance of the Union, bat at the same
time nee hare no hostility te the Southern people,
and for the sake OF both sides We shall gladly
proffer our services when they are mutually
requested, bu: not until then" In other
words, Russia occupies the same neutral po-
eition in reference to the war as England
and France, and expressly disclaims all hos
tiliiy to the Southern people. In point OF
fact, Russia has preserved her neutrality
more strictly than England, and if Mr.. Sew
ard is satisfied with her position, so are we.
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[SECnND DIsPATCH.l
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Feb 5-Eighty-fve shots
were fired at the city 10 DAY. No firing at
Sumter The enemy have been at work all
day hauling ammunition to Grcgs, and Cum
mings Point batteries.
There has been a large fire on Folly Island
to day, supposed to be the burning ola Yam
kee hospital.
A eunboat ia the Edisto river is lying high
aad dry Il is believed she will be destroyed
SECOND DISPATCH
CuARLEsroN, Feb. THE enemy have
ceased firing on the city, but continue
working on their batteries, and hauling anu
munition. Nothing else of interest.
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MorEMENTS ON TIE RAPID.HN.

MOrEMENTS ON TIE RAPID.AN-
ORANGE C. H., Feb. THE enemy crossed
in large force on Saturday at Morton's Ford,
but after a sharp contest were rerulsed by
Gen Ed Johnson's division, and driven back
over the river and pursued. Our troops re-
turned this morning. The enemy also at
tempted TO cross at Baruett's Ford, but were
rcpulsed by Gen. Scales's North Carolina
brigade and LomaX's cavalry. The casual
tics on our side were slight. The enemy
have retired
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WILL be sold At Louisa Court. Feb'y sth, six OF
w eight likely Negroes. among them good Cock
Washer and Ironer, and Shoemaker.
fe 6hs @ W l. CHRISTMAS, Auct'r.
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III IliU, Dickinson Dc 90, Auefrs.


IORSES. Cows, Vehicles, Harness, Watches
&c II will sell by auction at the Horse Iut
pn Council Chamber Hill, at 10 o'clock o. rarh We'd
ncsiay and Saturday, The articles sp5caly eUune
rated above, and any other that may he presented
for sale Sales are earnestly solicited. Cfice plh
X Cauthorn, (tor whom sell also have an 'Ur
der Slate" ara "Drop Bog at GUddin Il AppcFset e
whero may be found when not at tauthcfR's a1c
ton rooms Sales oil any character rendered me sl
be attended 10 with pTonpttude and iaithniIntss,
ia IN ,W&Slbtt III I TAYLOR, Auct.
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FROM EAST TENNESSEE.


MoRRIsrOwN, Feb, Gth.-Piiyate George
Smith, Co. a, 43I Ala. regiment, was shot
to-day for dcserlion. Gi!tner'a brigade made
a dash upon the cnomy's out posts on Thurs
day, in which they captured eleven ana XIII
ed eight Yankees.
The trains are now running to this point.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST

hmo
o lot from
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A UG7IUN SALES--FuTuRE DAYS
81 Creect d LitchtorG, A,crrs,
(Raleigh, \ c.

F5NUIRTY Thousand Dollars Internal improvement
State bonds For Sale.--0u Wednesday toe
10Th inst in front Of our sale -0om, We viii sell 10
the highest bidder, Thirty T, tusaud Dollars Sohn
Carolina six per cert State bonds, tie u!efes. o.
wnicL is payable Feni annually, on the first fsys Of
January aud July in each year, AID the prncphlO a
the first day Of January, 1855.
These Bonds were issued 10 the Raleigh ard Gas
ton Il Company, aid the city Of Raleigh, or ihs
benefit OF the Chatham K Company, and, ii add
ton to the general credit OF the Stale, have The &c
curi;y OF special Sinking Fund Copts Of Tue
laws authorizing the Issue may be had on apilcafh
10 the undersigned
CREECH s. LlTCHtORD, Aeci'rs,
fe6-as Raleigh, NC
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COMMISSIONERS eae OF a Lot Of Land near to
I } Manchester As Commissioner OF the Codniy
Court of Chest riied appointed by decree eptsred
on the 14ih Of December 1885, In the case VI Dixon
against D xou and others, shall sell at public aac
ton. on the premises on Thursday. the 18th OF
February, ls6i at O'Clock N, (n fair II not The
next fair day J a lot OF Lard of which John Oxen
died seized, lying aud being IN the county OF Ches-
terrified near 10 Manchester, and adjoining the resi-
deace of Col l. Nj Burfoot.
Tgrms--Cash The taxes for this year TO be paa
by tho purchaser DENNIS MCCARTHY,
Commissioner.
C.,,n,x \, AypvesoS Aucts feS
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49, MASONIC NOTICE The members of
~ Richmond Royal Arch Chapter, No 3, are
hereby summoned to attend q called cOnvoc alton of
their Chapter in the Masons Hall, on this (Monday)
evening al O'Clock.
BY order Of the High Priest.
feS-lt< j + RIDDICK Scc'y
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RE-ENLISTED FOR THE E-AE.

MONTH, Feb. !, 1861
Il G,a. S. Coorr.
The Tennessee troops Of Qu1,lea's brigad,
have rc-cnlstcd TO the last man, although
their term Of service has not expired II
eight months.
(Si4nedO d. Ii. MA'Rf, Maj Gen.
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I%OR SAIE--A splendid Charger-At kaskeiis
livery stables, Wal. street, that line thorough
bred horse SIR Henry. dark brown, without white,
q wears old, sound. and geute to rda. Apply 70 The
Groom, ~ The stables, from 10 O'Clock y 10 r ~
ia 0-Sts
n VHOiCE Apple and Peach Brandy,
wh0leeAle and retail, by
JONES GRANT, Gfecers,
hs-3at 0ess~ Il Oh aaa Clay ~.
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His lib a a.y. tM"nd.y, sth ian, q. 10 ,,..,
niturs auch as Bureaus, b. DE-. b,Sti, i9s II gu,
handsome bar counter, with d.ean,.,s, oedstssi,
c9'ns ana glassware, Isrg- Ioosiry 81. lumbar
o, too's, ksg white lead, a lot ~ s'an ehs..
'hss.s' and sund'y miscellaneous srtiea. shfss
- CAUTUop.,
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~ MASONIC NOTICE The members Of Loge
~ Francalse, No So, are hereby summoned 10
attend called meeting Of their Lodge, at Morop0l
itsn Lodge Room, on Marshall street, between eth
and 7th streets, On This (Monday) evening, at 6x
O'Clock for work and instruction
by order Of the NJ.
fe Slit Il + HUGIISON
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FROM MiSSfS'YPPI-JH ENEMY Nd
r.aNCING N FORCE SHARP FIGHT
ING.
MOBILE, Feb "a special to the Epeniny
Ae,eS, dated Clinton, Al, says: Sherman s
two corps, under MCPHERSON and Hurlburt,
are advancing. Gen. Jackson has fought
them all day. They made but two miles
to-day. and will encamp tonight six or eight
miles below Clinton. Persons report the
advancing column to be $1,000 strong. Gen.
Ross whipped their cavalry on the Yazoo
yesterday in a hand to hand fight with pis.
tolls.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NOZZLE, Feb. 5.--A special to the HegiStt5'
and Ad,trtiser, from Jackson, dated yestcr
day, says: The enemy commenced crossing
the Big Black yesterday. They threw over
six regiments Of infantry, two OF cavalry,
and two batteries at the railroad bridge
They attempted to cross st Messengers, but
failed, ard are now attempting to cross at
Birdsong's The city is full of rumors, and
some excitement prevails, but the people
are generally confident.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TONCERT HALL,
u Exchange Hotel, cor 1ath and Franklin SIS

IONCERT HALL,
" Exchange Hotel, cor lath and Franklin SIS
Prof BlNGH An. al the solicitation OF many OIL his
friends and patrons takes great pleasure IN an
nouncing that he will give with his children scholars
another display OF
GRAND TARLhAUX,
Illuminated with cOOred tirts.
STAIUARY,
Cassie and Domestic,
The stage having been we'll elevated, so 'hat All
can see without any inconvenience.
No cxpen sc or pains will be spared to make the
groups, which are well selected, more splendid than
any previously given
full programme will be published 10 Tuesday
mornings papers.
Little RACHEL. and KATIE will dance
THE SALONS HORNPIPE
Aud BEHLAND FLING
In Character on the stage.
aAdmission.-Ladics and gentlemen, s. each chill
dren not scholars, 81 each; children scholars and
mothers are respectfully invited
Tickets can be procured al the music and book
stores. hotels, or at the hall
Aiults' Bali commences at H. O'Clock.
Co
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W IRGIHIa HOTEL FL RNiIIkh f r" Inn
y Aucton - In consequence oil ire Pr, bss
prices and scarcity of prov sion, the SapS' II erD.
closed his hotel, and Will Commence ~ - rrSstsy
lie auction the Furniture Of said ho'el o. ay 10 isy
February the 9th, and Continue ron g|' emb,.rs
until sold out. The articles SOLD VII
over .l,.t led.
100 mahogany, cottage, maple AMI "A'A'' ~
steads
Rsd.iinr hair aud shucS ulatiitss's
blankets, comforts, c0yerieis ,,.- .as,s
Coanterpanes, sheets, p lows ana P'i""
Washbowls and pitchers, carpets
Looking glasses, oil paintings
One octave rosewood piano
Sofas, lounges, rocking chairs ,,a,rs
Psrior and cane bottom and ctlnfioh 80 e.re
vyardfobes, bureaus, parlor stoves,
mahogany dining tables, tcif'ge'A'''1
z large hotel Cooking stoves
3 good young horses, mich cows ,t,n
And many articles too numerous 70 a1e.,,gsy,g
B.-The subscriber will rent eP0p :
tel ms the entire Hotel or single rooms u,-ists
stauntop, Va, Jan u, 1854. -
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A CARBIDE VEST has removed his resi-
~ dence to Grace ST, between 25th and Goth SITS
Church Hill near st Johns Church.
Office corner of Franklin and Wall sts
fe 6-MEW4ts
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By n. s. Peasants. AmcL'r.
HUNFECT!O>ERY Stock, sc Key Of the Sore
Z J aud Household Furniture for sac at auction .
On Thursday, the lith instant at 10 o'cock, l will
sell ut No 81, Main street, the Key Of the Store,
together with all his stock Of
Confectionery,
Candies, Jars,
sogars.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
one Bake Oven. Lot of Ground COG O.
AIso,
A small assortment OF Furniture
Carpet, Safe, BedstcGd, Bureau, Tables, &c
And an excellent Cooking Stove.
The above is one Of the best business stands in
the city and presents great Inducements to men OF
enterprise. Z. s. PlEASANTS,
fcS AuCtloneer.
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~. CORNS, Bunions Caliositi.s, Nails, and
~ their diseases, DC, treated without the least
pain t. the patient by DIR SChULTZ, the only
Irseiicing Surgeon Chiropdlst in the south-re-
commended by tie ladies' medical cleI gy and other
gentry OF the State.
III c6i's Wall Street Hotel Wall street.
IL Lsdi-s and children attended as usual.
fe6-Na
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I,>Ok SALE-~A large assortment ii silver nfapie
shadc trees, and also fruit trees OF ell xmas Of
IL, choicest fruits, shrabbesy, 10, near Camp Lee,
known ~ Eggeljpgs Garden. fe6-6i'
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NOR sais-A Mol sieats fisa s1s .,,,s oypesie
chias, at w Hsrweeas s,,,.bI, reems na
rsa. on ssa It, between breed and a,:ss 70 :.
ply 1t my residence, or through Wv b "a
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-H4- Another flag OF truce boat up on Saturday,
and arrival Of all the latest Northern papers
this tNonday) morning at the Confederate Read
ing Room. Also, all the city and Southern papers.
Also, on exhibition, and to be seen without extra
charge, beautiful cOlored painting of Fredericks
burg and its envirOns, seen from General Lee =
headquarters in the field after the battle Of Fredc
rieksburg. by the we'll known artist Mr.. Lee NAL
lory. Admission, (nO extra rharge,) IS cts.
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IVOUTHEKN Literary ss,senser ps ar iii bs
The E-hr uary numhvr OF the A e't.l sanusvaIy
sTned in few days Us contents ss sr,.sls. sgea
interesting, embracing a variety o ;Nats,.sips
attractive subjects. MIR, Howison - he
Hisiory ,f the War" will BE- e"hu l01,s,y saa1
beautiful story commenced in the s|nas,assJ.
ber, en:itlsd "Evely Lochevei, WIZ ..,.r vii eea
In addition to which the February nu, 9svcluthsn-
tain All able artiei. upon the "sfsS.n R.rhsigrs
ists." an amusing sketch entitled 50 r.s,d.s
Christmas" The Dream OF Aigah.fN' f,r lbs
variety of contributions and se..oH.r,s-es 81 "a
Editors Table We have secured 'ho 80, may 70
able corps OF contributors, among vi srbsls II
mentioned James Barren Hope, fFei k,ans, %
We're, DR. q W Bsgby, Miss Angus" S.,hsrsss Of
well kuewn to The world a. ths III kpos u
"Beuiah," besides a number Of Others have srss
to the reading pubic. We shall VS. susscrip
lions from the latest foreign joufos or lei, silh
lions may b. sent 10 the unasfs ga 10Th Ptse.
Thos J Starke, on Main strset. near , ~ asssts
slo for twelve months. 81 fer six insh IN, ia lhs
wanted in ali the principal cities anu
o'n's"e'S''' WEppERnuRN 4 AtfRihssry.
Pfo,rseiors. Kiehms.. gests
mr. Augusta Constit ntsonaiiss a. hi 20 vi
ter and Advertiser copy twice AUG IL s-soda
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ESLANEr,
ViRGINIA's UNRIVALLED RACE HORSE
This renowned Racer and Stallion will make his
season Of 1864 at my farm, Tie Fall Plantation
i'll iie county Of Chester tel!, about one and half
miles from the city of Richmond, commencing
March Ist and ending July 18Th, at $3.50 Tor the sea
son, and 81 10 the groom.
PKpiGREE OF PLANET
runs back TO The reign of Charles /, over period
If more than two centuries, and is too well known
10 need recital here. But n better bred or rurer
biooded horse there Is not upon the American CONT
lent.
HIS ACHIEVEMENTS ON THE TURF,
10 like manner, over numerous for an advertise
tnent, yet such as have been bus seldom tquahed
and more rarely surpassed. Having vanquished in
his native state,
ALL RIVALS
that dared to test his powers OF speed and endurance
he travelled th0usanda Of miles, regardless of the
periis, Of accident and fatigue over railroads ard
boats encountering the Ill elects of changes OF
paigns TO New Orleans, and meeting and beating
nearly all the champions OF the States celebrated Tor
tue horses.
PLANET
has run for some OF the largest stakes and matches
that have ever been made or oil red Oh this CONT
nent--the first two of which, in the spring he was
three years old With twenty five subscribers of
81 coo EACH
TO the first stake, and twenty eight to the second
Ia the contest for these, Line different States were
represented, yet both were
WON PLANET
in remarkable time, but with apparent ease.
His two past ssful seasons are sufficient guar
antics of PLANET as a sure
FoAL GETTER.
will give sneCial and particular attention 10 the
care and management of mares sent to him, but in
no event be responsible for accidents. They shall
be Ted with grain at - per diem, and none received
to remain any time, without being grained.
All charges must be paid before mares are taken
away. Gfe S-2iw6wl D + WARD.
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H0ARD-- Three or four gsDIlsmsn s.,s,ps O.
ocmmoastea With day board, ~ ,,nm ID :.
Gfy 4, hsevssa ~ end Ath. Oh S''' = 8 .stl
TSeDs nc1sroto.