The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-09-21

contains 400 acres Of land in highly
improved condition, aud very produc
tive, all neatly enclosed with white.
washed board fence. The barn and
stables are represented to be most con
veniently arranged His horses com
prise a fine booded stallion, several
blooded mares purchased in Kentucky
at high figure and sundry fillies aud
geldings, all of superior quality. Among
those worthy of particular attention are
the following =
Mandina, by imp, Australian, out Of imp.
Maud by Stockwell. Dark bay, fifteen and
three-quarter hands high, years old colt by
her side by Concord, be by Lexington.
Nary Watson, by Doneraile, he by Lexing-
tom out OF Ann Watson, by Glencoe, chest
nut, fifteen and half hands high, years old.
Heatkerbsu, by imp. Bolrownie, out of imp.
L'Anglaise by Robbie Noble; chestnut, fifteen
and one. quarter hands high, 8 years old. Colt
by her side by Mambrino Pilot,
Lady johnson, by Bob johnson, he by Bos-
ton out OF Undineby imp, Yorkshire, chestnut,
fifteen and a half hands high, I years old.
Lolita, grey mare, aged =, OF American Star
blood has trotted in 2:35 to wagon with extra
weights fifteen and one-quarter hands high,
colt by her side by Aberdeen, he BY Rysdik's
formerly mate to Peerless, now
owned by Robert Bonner.
Maqyie, grey mare IL years old, of Patehen
blood; has tro,ted in 2:tG, fifteen and three
quarter hands high, colt by her side by Aber-
deem.
Roraana, chestnut mare, 10 years old, b.,
Frank Pierce, has tro,ted In 2:i0, fifteen and a
half hands high, colt by her side by Rysdik, he
by old Hambletonian.
We then went to the stables to look at the
famous VauxhaIl, one Of the most noted and
celebrated bloodcd stations ever on the turf
having made the fastest three mile race on
record, in 1863 and several other noted hor-
SEES.
Fayrhau is bay, full sixteen hands high,
of great substance and power, in fact was one
of the finest and best race horses of the get of
his illustrious sire, winning in his briel career
on the turf out of thirteen races. Yauxhall
is by the invineible Lexington, Dam Verona,
Dam imp; Britannia, own sister to huley Mo-
ebr a race nag at ali distances herself, but
produced such horses as ycracity, yerifer,
Vouchers @n,, &C. s,au;o. ,o.rs o,d hv u,m,r;,o
Pilot, ont Of Lady stewart. Very handsome,
trots close to three minutes with but little
'a Ran En- year. old nv Wade Hamn,ou
the famous racker, owned III Frederick county.
VERY stylish s and promises to to ,rot fast p
out of Maggie. Very large and finely formed
Chestnut FIly, years old, by Mambrino,
pl,o, oa, o, HoA'""a very ''ou'-'"'eu' anu
Iron Grey COZ, years old, by Bel Ringer,
he by Mam6rino Pilot, ont OF Lolita, very neatly
the r sn of bl, dam. '''1'''' SUSAN"
Bay Horse Hoses, three years old, sixteen
ha Ca hlga' and ana na SAT- record Of 4'Se;
shaw out Of thoroughbred mare, is hand.
high, and has record Of 2.ss. These two
, noase are ari'en US '0a''' team and can
fine pair of carriage horses, l5Il hands
high sired by y, Andrew d Jackson; s,
saddle horse, nearly thoroughbred. ' s'''VO
Track Layiag.-The switch connect.
ing tho Frederick aud PENNSYLVANIA
Line Railroad with the Western Mary,
land Railroad, has been put in, and the
rails laid to the abutments OF the bridge
over Little Pipe Greek, near McGinnis'
Mills, in or Ter to enable the Company
to ship the irou superstructure Tor said
bridge by rail. This is a iudicious ar.
and is another evidence of
the ability of the gentlemen managing
this road. 1t is very doubtful whether
tbi, Country that can show rs mucb VOL
honorably done as this COMPANY can
with the same amount of funds in hand
Not only have they spent their moncy
iudicioasly and economically but tbcy
have acted honestly aud in GOOD faith
with the land owners ,bro,gb wLoso
neither decen,;on fIsohooa nr r.a,a j.
,ba r;abt If w.
In the case of Thomas ] Hood in
in the United States Cir
cult Court Baltimore Judpe Giles or
the petition of Goldsboronob 8 Grif,;,I
dan " L., ~ ~ Ua''o up ou "euneS
80 ss ,r,', ,"e . .a was 'I"Pro
and o,hor nronartm ~ NJ. s iI ooGAs
;a,. ,ha h p'SPe9 :, WI, .ioou eoihe
+, -, ,.;,nas s " us o.ou''o's. 1olh'
'n's 'o"u' a.u 'nr case was one winch
erea'eu CONSIDERABLE interest.
Pay.ooJ s.;,.,, n. c,,
-. . ''r 800 -I.'r n ~ ounuay last
Station, as the gravel train was running
back, the cars got off the track, and five
OF the gravel "dumps" loaded will
stone, were all piled up on the track
The City Council, 10 convention on
the 18th inst, confirmed the nomina
c. Harris, Directors on the part of Balti
more in the Western MARYLAND Railroad
signed.
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