Front the .ontsviLIo Journal, of Monlay. They are more pitiless than the Arch fien.1, likely you may bo there in person JACK, The W-SJO- THE FINE Thorough Bred , ' , Tli i; I'll ion of tins Caijiiitiitioa arid the under cirtuwutaaces more fiyorabiO to a gtvea ;.lr. Hay the ccmmission of HN MMURTItY,L Washington Euiorc.",i:ietit of the Laws." i;:2"tn of pity sent iii:a to you with some blank bouks and i YOUNG COMPROMISE, r-0 t!ii.-- SOVEREIGN, JR., Yet the ab i:i extreme and ojher blanks, to aid ia the reconstruction, ARCHITECT. diBtinfuished Clav, in hd' tneraorabla ppinoh heforo monstrous stage of their development, bavo Ho will explain tho manner of using the th.e bi cf . Mr. GFFICE-Fa- k'i Corner, 2d Floo, WILL Rt,b" TyiLLsUad the present Tni8 and sweepstake Lsi-.Utur- of Konucky ia 1S50, s.id: the Rudnery to erect thair super infernal blank'; also, my gsnoril views on the suh-- s ftwt&pija ert S. Taylor, in Clarke tha t 1 aca.9wu mauiw stallion will make bis 4ih of Lienry is Corner of .Hal a and Upper Streeti, lt Kentucky Elver Turnpike, lead- - st ur andard ia F ght of the prive ject. It dssirsble for all to but V- mihes North-eas- t of season my stable "Lf the as'taiioo. in reference to tbo fugi- from the Winchster pik to Combr F trry, at three Clf, and t call upn t.'ie pilriot of Ken ; if irrecor.ciliible differences of opinion arise, lej - miles fi xrtu of LexJngton.cn should and in- i Lexingtoi, sear Sanders- the .ewtowa pike, tive slave sUva Uv coatinm to in the you are I Ky. and will 8rr jsnneuai will serve mares lead lucky uai.e wi'h them co'npjft:rg ranter. wish the thing done in LEXINGTON, money d ua within th leaion). wioi,(itbai vl!l, nd will serve mares at Tea Dollar! the anl at SIS to Insure a mare la crease and bccomo alarinirj?, it will to 'Ihaason , the money soon as Is ruin at tin jiro contemplation of whicU be the most spnedy way possible, so that when ommenoed and will expire with ta year, with seajuD, ,atab'e the first of July. Any mare not due ai the feet ascer formation of two pariiea, ono for the twenty-fiv- e or mare ihs tot charitably supposed they woo'd shrink bark done it be within tho range of my late proc practical kaowleda of of rsturnicg the jennet if u Joea provlcg In foal gas be bred again the fallowing tained tbe parted with. Mare from a tbo Union. V years experience buildi02, and extenaive tie privilege dlstanoe kept to any manner desired by the Cnioaand the ctber rgainst W no la not prove in lose It, the leasoa, season free ef charge. In the event he is told, all m dipmy and horror. is simple lamation oa that subject. Tho detail of la observation Kurope, as a in foa!,orhoold ext owner a fair price. Pie-on- t parlies have been created by division in well the Stated, of thejwk. mares net proving ia foal the season money will at 6 provided we are then the oaorii enout;'i to imagine, thai, in tho presence of bor wiil of cour-- havo to be done by others. 1 believe myseti eompatent. ana will to be He of opini'in aa to tha system of national po!i endeavor Good graaf farnisbsd at $1 por menth, aud grain refunded. be bs proved himself a fine all this and rt'.ii. the patriots cf Ken but I slul! be greatly obliged if yon will give discharge all duties entrusted te me to tae inter- breeder as his eolts will show. Description & Pedigree. to Gunc--- fne lo, or protection, ?u:. fed on reasoaable terme if d'sired. All cere will oy is tr. mcky will a ear to tho yoics of it you est asdsatiiifaetioa of oy employers. Wat He Is a black, haadeomely marked with a star. I turn such general supcrvisioi as can fiad betaken to preveat aeeidenti or escapes, it-- improvement of an lorbor?, tha DESCRIPTION A PEDIGREE. - rvsis Henry (Jlav, brsvhinsj tha added spell of consistent with your strictly military duties. "It is admitted by all having experienee in snob reeponsibilityihould any ecenr. and ens white foot, sixteen bands high. Bis ae- dis'-ri'W- of tbo of toe pabro Komr.EitiS, Is years bean- - .i in proved save mon Ja., i old this spring, tion, eoustiteuion, gaits and style plate him ahead deaih, and ircle down like so many charmed A. Lincoln." matters, that an arohitect can and will of all of &i; but the at stems of policy spring ey, (produce ooraforts) and appearances of ele- Pedigree and Description. tifol bay, lSU bands high, with Sae action and his class. Uls grand sire and land. hinis into t'.e artioula'.ing jaw.s cf abolition grand dam thorongh-bred- , of tha itddiiitist ration "f tho govern Tho expedition, numbering G,000 or 7,000, gance, on an avertge of ten times what he eoeta." TOUKO COMPROMISE was bred by Mr. Levi appearaoee:by imp HuvcroigM. dam Bellamira,by his ether in? out is:u? The notion is absurd. Kentucky has imp ilona'ch; dam Kitty Heath, by American strictly saddle stock. all their iotetent and was placed by Gilmore's order under Gener- ocK7ilti(? Arttnan, Prewitt.of Favette eounty. Ve w throe year Id niaot of the Union of ill u l,l 3d dam Pomona, by 4th dam In the way of recommending bim to stratvgers, pioved nobly tru to tha cooafel her 3 al Seymour, and Rear Admiral fur- lnal Ra,.l.,nl,.r bluck, with mexly note anl Laupie: B:r Alfred; Union is :o be Dahlgren - tJ I e importance if that tiinus soa ia respect to tho disunionists; and hpecial attention given to maainring and estl- Mi. ixtecB taEds hisrh, and h lew if anv to by ir Harry; (th daa Pomona. Imported by state that he has taken more saddle end sweep-sUk- iti Seance b.'fore nished three gunboats. The particulars of mating all kinds of work in the building line. Worth, own brother to Waxey; 6th dam Comedy, and general utility premiums any Tuty nk into utter insin'. she will pr.eve no', lass true) to his counsel in equal Mm in form or sublance. Ho was eired by than e these operations are given, which by liutptrd; 7th dam Hnneamanca, by Highflyer; stallion in Sentueky. His eolts were shown all important, perva-w- and p,n::i"-- i t have been All orders through the Post Office or other- the groat Compromise; hisdam a very finejonnet lest the rosp-ec- to tbo r.bjluuiiHts; occiuseshe can- ;ypner, fall at Paris and Cynthia from of the Union and the platform .substantial! communicated to the press wise will be promptly attended to. by Blak Semfon; grand dam the celebrated atn dam by Pqutrrei; tb dam by Rega n, three year eld interest itlf, not be 'alse to tho latter, as she cia'd not be 21 ins; lutn aara by ri&rtiett's L'bilders; dam by down to tucking eolts, and when thero were more will be the Uni m of tho heretofore. march bi breeding jennet Black Mcllv. by Old Warrior. nth of that Union party to the f.T.ner, without being fahe to herself. UOUKRT 8. TAYLOR, Heueywood'rf Arabian; 12th dam Byerly mare dam than one in the ring, it was premium and certia- - of the The Constitution a id the E iforcement be false to E. BATTA1LE. ol me two a rue Bine. eate. first eolt he sired was the premium lu She in truth could not eitner JAd. sweepstake, l'emans Law; and, if it should ho accordingly form 0O"We have heard rumors for several Clarke eo. april 1J frO JAMES C. MOSTAOTE. the desiring to raise horsee wirhont beioS false to both as well as to her- inarch JS that will answer throe purposes, to ride, drive 1 announce rays.df, in thU place, a mem tl ed, self. Hc-- coi'.ception of tiJility to the Union days of an invasion of Kentucky by the in Kentueky I hereby certify that tho above vedigra and and look at, will do welt to call and seaW. D. Union party, v hatever may te of the FINEST JACKS ber of that involves fidelity to the Constitution. She ONE ean be seen at my farm S miles fipm description is correct, and I regard all of Vie Young before breeding. He will not bo shown anywheie Sir, I go further; rebel forces. The following, which we among the best Kentucky. The Fine Trotting Bred Stallion, its component clement. will bo faithful to both in the future a3 in Newtown, on the Newtowa and Leesburg turn- crosses ia this season. Mares lett with the will have and r ntidsnce in this find in the Louisville Democrat of Thurs He LEVI PRKWITT. my personal attention. All care to pre- I have had grant hopes the pe,st. They who think otherwiso will pike. is three years old, sixteen hanus high, AMERICAN CLAY, taken principles of the Whig party, as haing most day, relates to the subjest: blaok, with mealy nose, and of fine vent accidents or escapes, but sot responsible bo apt to stare with amazement, when, at JOHN M. BUKCH. BKF.tDING JACK, should any occur. conduce to the honor, the pro'-pm-t- THE FINE M. likely to ths summons of in the coming Presi Considerable Rkbel 19 83-l- (ByCaist'us Clay,Jrt) WM. T. CROMWELL. it duty Force in the march tho glory ol my country. But if e, and dontial strug-l- the true men of Kentucky, Ptate. A soldier belonging to tho Seventh "TTylLL make tho present season at Ifayeltsea. taarchilS 4 nie-- d into a contemptible b;lition NAPOLEON, U to be reeulli'ig the magic, iavocation of the sage of Kentucky, who resides in Proctor, Owsley JR., VV tho stable f the T be engrafted Teacher party, and if abolitionism it to Ash'aad, sb ill awako, and shake off the dew county, Cy., and who has been home' on Wanted. TI7ILL stand the present season at rs a, miles eust of Lexingtouand 2 uiilre froua I will stand at the una stable cue f "'. the Whig creed, from that moment I re Bryan's Htiition, on tha Cuutonville road, and Denmark's three year old Colin. He mil on drops glitter on their garments." furlough, reports that at the time ha left i I 10 ray firm ia Jessamine eonnty, to a that District rthool So. 23. about miles from ' will serve marcn at to a mare in feu! serve a of mares, $1 3 to oouneo the party and cease bi Whig. fai nM'e east ol i,nion ana i insure limited number at insure Sooner ocn than W9 tted, our tntrn, last Sunday, a rebel force of two exington on the Todd's roJto Winchester. Kseone Mils, will the money te be paid when the fact is ascertain a mare in fcal Terms ae above. I I give ; tK I go a step further it" am a'ivo will well-osLt- to the serve ttares at ?3 the insurance, money to he words are tr.ade good by some of thj iruest thousand was at that place. The soldier The appliiant must be teach ed or the mare is pa-t- with. AP eire taken to for the Freid-tc- y to ana wnn iub jai-- i i or me Defecrip'.icu ioy humble support of the tun men of Kentucky. Jacob, and was dressed in eitasns' clothes, and mingled t.ngliah branches, the Anoieirt languages, Fm n,eruiues mro prevent accidents cr escapes, bat no responsibil- end I'tdiroe. a one employ- - j partod with, er $10 to insure a living , doe La-- mar, to whatever party he may belong, iiathematies. To sueh ?iaicdiate ity should thay oeour. The season commeD-cedan- ale is a dark bay, l.'i'sj bsnJa high, with wore that Woiford, a i l Hanson, and Ritter and freely amongst the rtbo'.s; but not liking when the colt flumes. All cure taken to prevent uncontainioated by funa'.ici-m- , rather ment will be given upoa application to either of will expire the 1st of July. bene than usual with the stook; ha has an extra who is Ttiomai. and Ward, ar.d tho knightly Rob to be. too inquisitive, least they might sus- the undersigned, residing in the neighborhood. aocidontj, but no responsibility should tbey ocer. who, crying out all tho tiin? and constitution, a splendid Diane ard . Taking than to one ianon, who'o voico liko his heart is attuned pect him, he learned but littlo. He however Description aud Pedigree. him altogether I don't think I ever owned a bet- is a Whig, maintains doctrines Description &. Pedigree. aloud that he to the music that bleeps in the tomb of Clay learned sufficient to know thU the brigade THOMAS T. HA ES, AUKIilCAK CLAY Is a beautiful dark bay, la ter three yeer eld. He bus been judged at sev- Constitution and Q. ia utterly subversive of the and of Cri;tocd?n, have already shaken off was under the command of General Jones, JAMES KISNA1UP, HAPOLEOX, JR., six years old this spring, four years old, Sfteea bands, three Inch's bgh; eral faiie to be the bent eolt in tho country. lie novll 4ft-- Trustees. lji.j bands high, black with mealy Bote and and iu sty!e, form and action is surpassed by few is not only a a&ddle berss, but has the best trot- the Uaiou." tha t'ow drops thr.t glittered on their j, aud numbsred about two thousand men. belly, and is altogether ose of the finest jacks In horses of hU age. He was sired by Caidius M. ting aotloa of any three year via 1 ever handled. di- They are This celebrate ' pft'Ssj w.w nod with clarion notos are invoking said to have entered the Stale The Imported Norman Horse, Kentucky Clay, Jr., lo by old Cassius M. Clay, (siro of Ills dam was one r.f the finest and best saddle rectly at the abolition Whtif or Whig aboli-Uooist- the Union men of tha Commonwealth to through a very narrow gap near ose of the He was sirod by the imported jack Vapoleon fleorge M. l'ateben,) of 'ew York; he by Konry mares in the htete. the baa produotd three who, under the leadership of Mr. awake, and "once more march to battle and forks of Kentucky river. It is thought by 3d; his dam was by Black H&tuion; be by 1' ark's Clay, nut of the dam of the celebrated trotting Col'.s end I dus t think any mare ever pruduetd NAPOLEON IV Mammoth, he by old imported Mammoth. Henry Clay was by ones, organizing a factious opposi- to victory." And gloriously are the Union many that this is the advance of a large the horse John Andorsoa. sired three better ber first eolt, a f tiding, sold Seward, wore Napoleon 3d was a premium wherert.r exhib old Androw Jaeksou, out of tto trotting mare summer at Capt. ctabla Icr of rebel force make his third jck last beard's three tion to tho great of compromise men the Comiaonwejlih awaking. The that are to iovade Erastorn WILL ited, and sold for XUHtE THOUSAND UOL- - Surrey. Andrew Jackson was the produce of a hundred and fifty dollars, to bo used as a saddle adopted two month bafor-- under the auspi- breaking of their political slumbers is "like Kentucky, from the fct that they have ) season in America, LARS grand daughter of Old fesscngor and Young horse, e was eired by old Crusader, ber dam ce of Mr. City In other word-- , the pass- tha noise of the seas," as their rallying for advanced ko far into that portion of the which has commenced, at Napoleon Jr., is a splendid breeder, as his eolts Ha haw lu whom m united aba purest Arabian by MsDouuugb, he by cid Bert rend. levelled directly et the faction, which, the contest of November will bo ' like the State. Our military commanders are fully the stable of the suhasri- - show; and t respectlully invite breeders to call with the best English blood. The dam cf CM. WM. Y. CKOMWELL. age was was by old Abdailab, and bo by 30 prepared to ber in Jeasamme county, Ky., 12 miles from j "d lee bilo. Clay, Jr., old Fayott oa. march to augmented by reeruiia from all parties, si) ltd rushing of mighty waters" And on the meet and defeat any movement a aiTTrrrirr T Lexington, on the Harrodsburg pike, and miles olomcriu.'); gr dam by Lawrence's Dolip&e, and he years later the Republican party, starry banner under which they rally will be the rebels m&y make. i eo. april 13 90 Xclipio a by Old itself a few wet of h'ieho'asville. Terms $10 to insure a Jessamine by old out ef a: I wt'.I stand at the seise ttalle one and contes-o- for the under the inscribed in tatter of light the words of the mare in fital. Insurance money due when the Meirengor. of (CrSince the above W83 ia type the dam by imported Tranby; thebe3t JACKS in the couuly, at leadership of John 0. Fremont. If Mr. immortal City: "TssUsdn of t:-i-s Con fact ia ascertained or the mare parted with. Care Americne Clajs vat Louisville THE SUrERIOIt SADDLE UORSE, dam by dam by Joxepbus; 4th dam n to insure a mare in fcal. He was for the Republican party ESFOECKMKST OF THE Journal, of yesterday, has baen will be taken, but no responsibility for aoeideotR. id Arstuf; ii Clay thus denounced stitution 1SD THE by Celumbns, and he by imported Pantaloon out merly stood by Richard He was aipid Good p&jturtige for mares from a distance at $1 60 Ala.-te- In this germ, what would he have said of it Laws." I a this sign, more presagoful of received which contains the following: of Ijtdy Northumberland. by clack Sampson, and out of an Imported se per month, and grain fed if desired, on roasons-- : HEX) jennet. lived to see it in its fall blown and victory th.n the tonal cross of Constantino, A i IIvE3 will thus be sen American Claysom-bine- s if ho had deppi'ch reoaived at headquartos of ble term11. It that tho present iu bim the Trotting blood of the soso-try- , WM. V. Cl'.OMWltLL. full eared maturity? we thai! cosyicr. Uer.eral Uurbriclge last mght, from (ianeral NaDoieun It is a sure blood N orman or Frenca a - TYILLsUnsl lest 30 4 ' marcg f d, I breeder; to call and see him. do not need to be remi-.de- eoftc's horse; 6 yenrs old this spring; dapple grey, season at the stables and invite Our readers Hobson, who was ordered some diys tince " THOMAS h. C00N8. l'aria Citieoa copy to amennt of $2 otandtn. had a strangely ex- wiih great mupcubir power, he took the 3d pre-- j ir 01 n x. mueg this offlie. however, that Mr. Clay ?poUl Di"iJftt;h to the Cincinnati Gaiette. to m.tke a reconnaissance toward Prcctor, iu. i'.stui, six Fayette o Ky mareb J 5 uiiiiin in runs, rrance, and was erougnt ; act foreknowled ?9 of what the Republican says: "Inforinatiou received. No lsrt'.at JMHiinJ5U.from Lexington, on the Carlo, A pril 13. just to rventncpiy in January iobi. njko. ., T.n iri,nra . as well of Coone-vill- w;n.ha. ',0i,ra The Eplsndid Trottirg pirty would bo in its maturity, a3 rebels in tha vicinity of Proctor or e. Cocudeiitly believing be will make a grei.t iin- - ! The Premium Saddle btallion, Stallion Tec Oiive Biaach, Captai i B. IJ, Tegram, ... ,,' . ,1.. calamities it woiuu io ii.m uuou The country has baen thoroughly privemont in the stock of this country, breeders . ;j the arrived this noon from New Orleans on the tha Union be loved and guarded bo well. scouted." From Ibis it would appear aro invited to call ana see Dim. He tins proven On that getter, as will be seen by bis & STAR DENMARK, IRON BUEB! We three or four months ego citoJ Lis lan- 6.h. enproachiog Fort Pillow yesterday our statemeat himself a sure foal lie'cription Pedigree. en warped ia yesterday's eojq edition oo'.U iu thii neighborhood. Vs"TILL Hake the present seafen at tie poiiit, iVom o:,e of tho moot raing liie ciiieers them not to RSD IKE is a beautiful dapple grey, fifteen stand this season at my (jfcaiiTVW guage on this m reieronce to rebel movements ia the ;;iSO.i is, 1 . TY'riL," stables of Capt. JOit.N GAKRETT, I.taJ, the rtbsU havinj imda an attack. In kahlii and a half hands hib; was sired by Walker's V Micarkable of his gpeec'aos ia the Senate of State wis is.cor.oet, at least as regards lo Sj5 6(ab!e, ia Woodford county, k"ln Wocdford cnnnty.on the road leadins: the fert r. f truce wss s;en com- Grey Eagle, he by old Grey Eagle, dam by 'f cm tbo UuiJ'-;-; but, as the point is of fearfully pa33ing tig cality. Gal. M three wost of Yorsallles, on the turn frcm Vcrtalllee te Nicbolasvllle, and at tbe junc goio.se JACK to Lawrence-bur- s tara-pik- e icroasia interest, vre heio cita his langmgo ing and oi,e out. Fieieiitly the dig THE IMPORTED SPANISH TH03. A. CAVIN8. pike niad leading frem Yersailies tion of tbe Khnnnon Ken end Clear Cretk - i,d will ."erre maros at TWENTY-FIY- E with said road, about IS utiles Irom Lexing- no con- bit, aud the tries became general with &r- The sme paptrhas tha annexed: april 13 (0 amt$2 enex. Speaking of the men who DOLI.AAB by the insurance, due as soon as it if ton and abset a miles from Versailles, ar.d wul t'iltry and tautketry. A laigj cumber cf John-o- n trol the Government, and who seem resolved Rebels is Cocxtt, Kcktccst, BLAOK CLOUD, ascertained that thut the mare Is in foal cr part- serve mares at 30 the insurance, tbe money te enemy vvrre behind tre.3, e to purpstaite their control if pjtr.bie by l.ir the sen the The Col. Gallup, commanding a brigade of Fed ed with. l'atnra-,- furnished mares from a dis- be pai4 waes tbe loot Is a3erUined or tne mare ef- stand at the same place at means cr foal, he said: pickets tl.cd at the Oiive Branch without eral troops iu tha Eastern part of Kentucky, riLL CAPTAIN GAY! tance at one dollar and fiity cents per month, da partod with. Mares will be pastured at fifty gents to week. be aool-den- ts fect. After the b ut g,tt by, the garrison (Jag telugrapas to uen. ilurbrijga that an at 8 the insurance, the money when the mare is taken away. rer All oare will taken to prevcut "With them the rights of property are was seen to go down and then an attempt to be paid when the taaro is ascertained to or escapes, but no res;iocsib!lity should tkty tack was made on his linos on Wednesday Black Cloud Description & Pe&igzee. ooo or. nothing; tin deficiency of tho powers of the raija it. 0 a arriving at the wom- be in foal or Ihe mare parted with. fine thorougk-brs- Cdainbu? morning, at ramtsvillo, Jooncon county, S rpni3 ac- is about 15 hands high; black with mealy cose; su- Kt&r Denmark was ky old Denmark; his dV.ia a General (Joverornatit ii nothing; tha en and chil lion wtrs leiving, the enemy har-ir- g force, young stallion and &, by a rebel lately superior to his years old this spring, and has proven himielf to thorough-bre- d Pedigree Description..' knowledged and icceutcBlable poircru of the perior breeder will make bay mare, pedigree kit. offered several hours f.r tha', and Gallup slowly retired from the town, ami, be a sure foal getter. Star Denmark is seven years old this spring; a IRON DIKE is a beautiful brown, sixteen civil war, a diHolu'ion the present season, which ee-ti- States are a torreiider. Of course Col. Law- selecting a strong position, he concentrated I wish to engage a few good mares tne present beautiful bay; fifteen hands three Inches high, and hands one inoh high; and in style, form aid Union, the oveithrowiif a Gov- saan.m, wbien will pay trom iu ro aii, nu has commenced and will end the 1st of July, at is ansurpa?6ed. He was bred and raised on of tho aud rence vi iil i:i his best to held ths place if an his force, aud checked the advance of the lor i can go six gaits bettor than any other standing fond- mares more. Thoe that wih to breed Gen A. Blackwell's, in Clarke county, six miles Long New 1 and w by dis- ernment in wukb are concentrated the ail-c- k tor extra stalllcn in Kentucky. I have exhibited him at Island, ork; sired the is n i!a. enemy, he repulse was decided, and no invited) see for of Wiachester, miles north of of the ci'.iaxjd woill, sre noiling. i Spanish Jack are to call and southwest three all the Fairs in Kentucky that I eonld got him to, tinguished Norbern Trotting Stallion Cassias est hopes fears are Cornea' Kerry, on the Comba' Ferry road, at Fif--- M. Cloy, be by Clay, he by 6f entertained that the Federal trooon . erory year since he was one year old, and have Hacry Andrew Jack A fieg'e iie has taken pes their MASSES-- : - - .rrjcE.,- - - - .within tbn BOK.com - "E";a)XD DISPiTCtl. will be able to maintain their position an i -- i,. premium in bis own rite or in the son, be by BashaT, aid be by Imported Tripoli- vt Je. R.-- - ( A minds, and onward thev purine it, over apriln S3 but whieh muj be direharged by the pajnioot of ewaepnaa.es, boating all the aged saddle tan K .nti.f k .t- - V ! ..... r.. . T ; e:!i! Vi .a'eh to tho CinciDunti Gusette. prevent the further advance of tho rcbeli DolUrs or before day locking ail berrier, rrelUia and regard-'iDr- Twelve oa the let of July. each year. It is useless to say anything abont iron uuxe s nam was By ijiovelr.nd Bay, ont of a of all con"eqt!en-o- s CaiEJ, April 13. Star Denmark's breeding, as his eolts have been Hembletnnian mare by imnortcd !serger. IRON Thirty-fou- r gueirillna captured ia Arkan- The Splendid Jack, DESCRIPTION. boating all other colts ahewn against them. All DL'KK, it will thus be seen, combine sas to CAPT. BAY waa bred by the late Dr. War-flcl- persons sending mares to 3tar Denmark shall be the best blood of the North, and bis eolts pri'Ve They began their operations by profesting were brciiht up day. $200 REWARD. him to be - of Fayette; is a beautiful dark chestnut satirhed with their keeping when returned; tat an unsurpassed breeder. He is in ana only penua-dv- saearrs in appeal- The fjlloe ingc errespordenca took place at RICHARDSON, to employ the Jilh of February laet I bid oolor; large, full, expressive eyes: good disposition; I will not be responsible for aoidents or eseapes. health and eondi'.iou, and breeders are Invited U Co'.ncihus, Ky , this A. M : SIN'Cn hao coll and see bim. ing to the fcuaiaoity, and eo'i'ghteoin;; tho Horsos stolen at differont times from make the present season at yerold in Apr.; next;iull io hands high; and lAJUAJI KAlLltt . iry TVILL for line grace- - 24 Ti WM. GARRETT. nnderstandinjs, of the thveholding portico lFArJt;ARTERS C S. Abmt. arm, ao iut o mi.es irora Lexington on the liar-- W from Lex- - and fob my farm, six miles fm muTOi,i it not'bMj ;orpa,sed by any Woodford 00. march 3 8d-2- some 1864, rod; urg turnpike, as loilows: - of tho Union. I: there wtj kinOncas Rkfoee CoLt mi;l.s, Ky., April 13, ington near tho Wewtowa ttirnpikel lay- ,,.. : ,.t ,;T. Mrih,. n . A horpe, B 9 THE FAST IIACE HORSE, in this avuwed motive, it most" ba acknowl- To Co,'-- b!3k from to rears old: about lor's crops roads)and will serve mares at EIGHT fln9 thi Cr.mnkr U. S. .force J, 1 fift'8. ferown hore of ti foalod ia m7. wa, 8 The Fine Yonng Trotting Stallion, edged that there was r her a presumptuous tt n and a half hands hih, and paces almost POLLAP.S for a eo,t. It a mare is parted with u flne breBder Bd tbe getter, perbapj, of t'7!!o: j, r, y. .o upon display also of an acsumcd superi arity in entirely, marits fci'n remembered. He tae money will be eon odered due. All care taken m(jre itTli4n higa prieeij( saddle and earriage UNCLE VIC, Fully capable of taking n the 25tii of February. , intelligence ar,d k'iowlodr9. For 8on;e time Co'umbos end i!s opreyeni sinunow, mpu.iauiv UOT80S tnan ,Ey stallion we ever bad in Kentuc U by f .tee, I des ra so avcid Ebeddir.K A ky horse, about er 9 years old, about they ocon ky, lie was also the sire of many good racers, t (C'h. Horse Uncle Vir, foaled in I$87 by .;UIJLil I ii J continued to make tbece appeals to our L tbry 1 K ail l.eiiDgton, ont 01 1 2. V s " w"ners j distances, as tbe history and performances of ndine,; Wood, dfia:id tha itoconditiocal ' , Jgj , DESCIMFTIOX PEDIGREE. d ""TILL make the present season at my duty and our interest; bt, imp tiittt with i k Maid of Orleans, Release, Cheetar Marshall, Tri surrender of Ibe forces under your command. is a black with mealy nose; is four itand tbe present iititrV TT atab lee i miles from Lexington, ihe slow influence of thoir logi-- upon our and was a high headed gy horse. He was stolen Richardnon bune and many others will nclf show. His dam liriLL years id summer, is upwards of fifteen hands j at the stables ( 11 on the turnpike road to Aewtown. and stupid minds, they recently revived to Should vcu surrender, the negroes now in about the 1st of March. this I'tilla, is an exceedingly St mare. Captain ' ieason arms will high, and is one of tho best proportioned jacks in frequently ef V. M. Flonrnoy, about will be permitted to serve mares at TEN DOL- ohaDgo their Hystem of actio j. Tothesgon-e- b' returned to their masters; should 3. A large brown borte, son;? 8 or 9 vesrs old Gay has been exhibited in the riug, LARS the season, the money to be paid when the country. Ke ws got by Hayes' jack Brigham tn t Lez- - tbe I be C(mp:l'id to ake the pltce by force, no sixteen hands Ui.h, afooted in his wind, and was and has ken several premiums at Louisville, seven miles .orth f mare Is served, or Twelve Dollars a of their powers of persuasion, they now Young, eut of Marshall's imtiorted jennet. a to insure will be shown a gMd work horte. He was stolen about the ISth - Berdstown and 8pring2eid, cot only as ingtas, on the Kewtowa tnrnplke, at ($16) Twee mare with fool, tbe money to be aoon of ballot-box- ; quarters Dfg.o troops whatev- Breeders are iuvited to call and see this apian- paid so propose to add the powers tha bnt as a saddle and harness stallion e Dollars for the season, (money when u er; white troops will be of March. show him te due thefaetia ascertained or the mare parted wl'h. and he must be blind to what ia pasjiue; be treated as prisoners did animal. His colts now coming and model horse. Ha received an injury in the toe more is served) with the privilege ef breed 4. A brown horse, about IS hands 1 inch hiirh he o superior The blood of this hone, his site, form, style and in- of w;r. I am, sir, your?, breeder. tandem of tbe right fore when years old in ing snare she dor; pot fore ns, who dees rot. perc;ire that the a good work horso, has a white strip down his K. PK1TH. lg i the next seaioa provided action, and snperior breeding qualities prove A. Bcfore), Brig Gen. J. training and never ran in public, but his private prove te ne evitable tendncy of tbeir proceedings ii, if face," and is marked U. S. C. Ho has hud the april 83 in ioai. bleataeky Forrest to be tbe theapeet torse cow trials proved him to be a colt of greatipecd. standing In Kentucky. He is now seven yearn these ehootd ha found insutlicient, to invoke, IlEACO.UAitTy.It9 scratches upon all his ankles, and the marks are PEDIGREE. OK ToST, i old, sixteen baoda high, end a blood tina'dy, the poaera of the bay- now peroeptibie. On the right side if his withers CNCLE VIC is by Lexington: dsra Cndlne, beautiful moreotent Com m scs, Kv., April 13, 1804. he has a scar produced let bay. by tho saddle, which is by imported Yorkshire; 2d dam by imp Margrave onet. Qgn. very to seen. BONNIE LADDIE, Capt. Osy was sired by Berth one; 1st Ham Kentucky Forrent was sired by Edwin For- Drig Bufurd, Commanding Forces also plain be Yt b'fort C tilla, by imp Margrave; ij dam Too Soon, by 3d dim Lady Adams, by hipater; 4th dam by rest, he by Bay Kentucky Hunter, the sire Columbus Ky: I will give a reward of $100 for the return of imp BunaM; 4th dam tbe Fawn, by Craig's Al cf should no longer be regarded as (Clxstnut Horse, 11 years eld) ly G?eneot,out Sir Loslie; 3d dam Little Peggy, by Gallatin; 4th flora Temple, his dam by Highlander ( by Messen- Abolition theso horeos tome, or $lj for each of tbem; orfor fred, 6th dam Shepherdess, by Wormley's King GsKBitai.: Your Medce, dam Trumpeter, by Uepheetioa; ita dam Peggy, ger;) gr dam by Duroc, gr gr dam by Bamilto-nia- n, an imaginary danger. The abolitionists, t communication of this such information as will enable me to recover cf Magdalen, ly 7th dam by by by imp Bedford; 6th dam imp Peggy, by Trnmpn-tor- : Herod: iiortoa Traveler; S'i dun by old Messenger. The dam of Edwin For-re- in (heir pres:-n-t of date has come to hand. In reply, I would them; and $ 00 for tho arrest and conviction of mo Ruppotse, succeed aim Ti serve mares at 7th dam Peggy, (sister to Postmaster i by imp n Mttmgden. and the dam ef Flora Temple by state that being placed by the thiol, information may be communicated to "TTJILL are bo'b uniting the inhabitants of the freo States, ae my Government Herod; 8th dam by 8nap; ti.adam by Gower Stal- Highlander. Bay Kentucky Hnnter by old Ken- me in person, or addressed to me at Islington, the farm of tbe late . Rgainsttbe inhabitants of the slave witlj adequate force to hold, and repel all en 10th dam by Childere. Bertbnne by tiidi PERFORMANCES. tucky Hauter, dam by Bogus, gr dam oy Messen- one man, Ky. A. REED K. in ocon lion; rjxen.ll Vie ran raees emios from my post, surrender ia J. James uuite, Flame'.; 1st dam Suaette, by Aratus; 2d dam Jenny several good while s tbe ger. His dam was by Downiug'a Kdwin States. Union oo the ono side will beget cut cf tho Fayette eo.Ky. april 2 87 fx county, SEA- - in one of which, mile he defeat- - Forreei, question. at $25 TtlK Cockracy, by Fotomae; 3d dam Timoleon's dam, tarf, three heats, whose dam was by Berthune, out of a premium onion oo the other. And this process of re- SOS, payable on the first of July, and to the od five of the most dUtinguirhed racers in tbe I am, General, very fl by imp Saltram: 4th dam by imp Wilcair; ith mare by Scott's Highlander, she out of a mare by ciprocal consolidation will be attended with respectfully, groom. Any mare failing to prove with foal, will by Driver; fith dam by Fearnought; 7th dam eountry. Tho lollowmg is the record 01 the race old Brown Highlander, out of Wax dam Old tpot, by Gen. all the violent prejudices, emb ttered pa3 Ih iHON Lawrence, have the privilege of returning next season free of by Fallow; 8th dam by imp Yatnpiro. t?idi Hamot Ae80cij.no; Cocwk, Lzximtox. Spring Hampton's Twig.imp Bedford, Ac. and implacable animosities, which ever CjI 31,h N. J. Vols. ComJ'g Post. PUBLIC SALE. charge, by Yirginian; 1st dam Lady Burton, by Sir Breeders art invited to call and see this floe sions, JAMSS K. DUKE. Meeting, 1SSI Sixth day Three Mile Heat?, for degraded or defamed human nature. A vir- Officers who on 0 0 dam Sultana, by the Barb Horse, and out young stallion. errived the Maria Dunning Scott oo. march 9 80 s'J ages: TTAVISQ disposed of my farm, I will soli of the Barb Mare presented to PresidentThumas fi'M. M. COCrER. tual dissolution of tho Union will have taken this everdns: report the enemy as having left pub by Bay by liely cn premises four miles from Jefferson the of Tunis. Yirginian Sir E A Johnson's eh Uncle Vie, by Lexing march W place, whilst the forms ol its existence re- the vicinity i,f Cjlumbm. 11 the hex by Magog; of mgton on the Richmond turnpike, on Tuesday THE SPLENDID JACK, Arabic: 1st dam Moretrix, (sob ton, dm Cadise, by imp Yorkshire, main. The most valuable element of union, Chanticleer). 2d dam Kareissa, l.y imp bhark, id A Grinstead's ( H 3 Foley e) b a Solferino, LAT.tR. April so, lsei, all my J ill mutual kindness, the feelings of sympathy, dam Kosette, by Sontinel; 4lu dam Diana, by 4 years old, by imp Yorkehire, dsm bt. The Celebrated Jack, the fraternal bonds which now happily unite Sp-.o- U:.?j a to t'ae Ciaciuni-t- l Gazette. Claudius; ith dam Sally Painter, by Imp Ster- Mary, by Hannibal, LOUIS PHILLIPPE 6th dam imp Hiker, by Bel6iw G Campb-- il 113 have been extinguished Caiso, April 14. RSONAL PROPERTY ling; Arabian. B Bruee'e (John s) eh i Joa us, will forever. re Sir Archie by imp Diomede, oat of imp t'astiin J years old, by Wagner, dam by Early this morning the f of Geo. Stoner, BRIG HAM YOUNG. One section will stand in menacing and hos- reh Gen. Buford CoDiiatiag of tho 3T0CK on th9 place, via ILL stand at tbe etable r.a.bv liociiDKhatn. Gloncoe, 4 8 3 tile array against the oilier. The collision demanded the surrender cf Paducah. Col. Grave3 in If.ayetlo county, six T. 0. MCRPilT, Eagle A Wingate's b e Jack the Barber, 4 (Formerly the Tropcrty of Ilitycs k of opinion will ha quickly fjllovred by tha iiicas refused. The enemy swarmed in as in Hffln nT VMr ino1 s hi e.n miles from Lexington on the Richmond mar 30 ES Agent for the owner. years old, by Yasdal, dam Nobraska, by Coleman,) $30 the insu- 4 4 of arnns. I not to if ta attack, and stole a few bnr-es- . Colonel TRrnpil;o,s.r.d will serve jennet at impSovereign, 6 clash will stlempt desciibe 70 of which r.re No. 1 end in good eon 1I7ILL make tbe pretpct ?eacn at dicks then opened Cra iition; and rance, tbe money to be pod when the laot A k eerie Richard's bl e The Knbel,4 years fcenea which now happily lie concealed from from the fort. At sriine suokisg voits. or tho jonnet parted with, liooti - tbo stablts of "atbai,il Black- last accounts they is CLOUD old, by imp Albion, dam by imp Aindcr- view. Aboliiionist3 themselves were running away. It Mr. FLYING 5 t 9 our would T 4 grass will be furu bed jennets by (imves at hy, 2 4 ford ia Jessauiine eounty, miles head of Mares and Colts; yearlia g 6hrink back in dismay and horror at has been discovered that there were only seve- uni $2 per month, and they will be grain fed, if desi- M Cly Jack Colton, 4 years old, from Lexington, 2 inilcd from tbe Harrodnbu-- tho 2 year oia cnir-s- KUnd John she nty-two , terms. All oare will be taken "tTTILL the sesaon of 1864 A north of desolated fields, conflagrated reiels outside of Columbus yestor-day- 10 head of Cattle, Milch Cuwj and Steers, red, on tho usual by Lsjxipgton, dato Torat, by iospGlen-- turnpike and miles of Keene.and will 'e to accidents or escapes, no responsi- V at R. Ward's stables, 8 2 permitted to serve jennets at S24 iusarat; , oities, murdered inhabitants, and the over- and tint the demand for surrender was and a young Kull. prevent bet J. ec, 4r the bility should any occur. miles from Goorgetowu,Ky.,at Fifteenl' Time, :4.'-5:S4Ti-- 375. the money to be paid wben the feet is asortuio,'.l throw of the fairest fabric cf human govern- only a ruo to get an opportunity to steal Some Stook iloys bnrrels of Corn: Clover Hay, Oats, Faruily Dollars the (Season, money duo when the D. W. 8TAXDEF0RD, Ag't. or the Jennet is parted with, and one dollar to trie ment that ever roso to aaimato the of some hoist s. The citizens have relumed. lili mare is served. Any mare not proving foal groom. He will also be to serve hopes canon, i.ard, wne.ar, riour, .Meal, lirooenes.&c. Description k Pedigree. ic Kiajeb 22 84 perpiitu J mans civilized can be bred back the following season free of at $10 tbe lueurar.ee, payable aa above. Jenne'e men." .1IV FUltMTl'KK, which is new and dosi ia a dark iron grey, four Louis Pliillippe charge. or mores to this will be pastured ori WAsniNOToy, April 11. rablo: fine Rosewood ui Walnut Hair and one inch high, sent jtck nf Having reproduced the languiga of years old this spring, sixteen hands To totise eeve seen u, ne reasonable terms, and tbey will be grain fed, if Mr. Tho O'" Cotton Mttrasss, Carpets new Extension Di form, sise, eabstanco aud muscular ii.; i bi i3t ilol Clay as we eever.al r?;i.ift th? committee on the con- and for bone, word need be aaid. In style, oarriage and gait, DENMARK. SR. desired, on the uousl terms. Ail care will be tu cited it months ago, we Ding 'fable and Chairs; I'.'ated and China "Table ne is pronounced duct of tuo war, relatife to the Florida ex power is unsurpassed. In tact ken to prevent accidents cr eeccpef, but no re- shall perhaps te Fardoned if we reproduce Ware.sndtuer louse keeping articles. Kitchen by the bost judges to be ta. best Jack new in the , celebrated premium saddle pedition, sa;: s on 13th of Sept-imb- t Kgney judgM pronoan!.o4 gem of sponsibility should any ocoar. also the observations with last r, Gen Fumituro a new Cooking ritove, aud 3 other countrv fcia''a THE Denmark, is the eire ef which we then G beauty rr., tbp-- Gilmore ad u. Hadoek a pr. por t',VCS. was by eelobrated premium Jask italley's Denmark Cromwell's accompanied it. ''Since 9 prrinetio resi lie sired the In ed.ir he Is a jet bla .k, asd Is tbe pure Mor- Siar and Description Pedigree. tion to send a f.ro to o.or.ve in 000 Pl:ink Fence Foots, aud sum) mixed lots of Bourbon, be by Compromise, be by Tippeeauoe, Washington Denmark, nod a hurt of words were spoken,-- we veT.tij'fTTT to that State gan, blood. Brfgliam Young is one cf the most noted Jaelie to rec ver terii;ory, cut a i i ;h o f flunk end l.umoer. and he by Black Hawk. Bourbon' dam was by ether ue Jvun;; preminm stallioa toe purchased blm recently "the curtain, thanks to i"'ot rir soorcj k nau. un..t-.,n-- in Kentucky. We the j efiort .1... i,. .;,i.na 1 oung Mammoth, grand data by imported Mam- to A ' PEDIGHEB. mea'ion. Messrs. Hayes Coleman, of Payotte, by whom be of the seoessionists and the ,' ! or t wo horfas, and Harness tor same. moth. Louis i'hiiiippe's dim was by tbe Evb ubilitioaistf, o' mi, 1,'sdeck Flying Cloud was sirel by the celebrated B'ack TENMAKK, 811., will stand the present season was bred, and stood for tha last three ) care. His h Gin. rot anh0fuior him Also, a good BugSy and Harn- imported Maltose Jen- has been raised, and the penes whk-- then rinith Jack and cut of an Ueau Hcgso'g, lu nortb-wes- t oorner Jes- ooits show him te be one ol tbe finest breeders ia i.-i -- Hawk, owned by Hill, of Vermont, and at tne ol 'i.i ar.e iic.i iu- -', .won as ne . Bourbon, Louis Phillippe, was Darid lay concealed from ourview are nos? exposed nr"1t lieem "TO . T. i . i net. the sire tf His grand sire samine eounty, 9 miles from Nieholasville, 7 from tbe State. JAn: nr? 21 IMIeci X1 JLUipiOIIieilWS never beaten in any ring ia which be wes exhib- known as the sire of Ethan Allen. to the gaits of roankiad. Mr. CUy'a words ihn. wrote. alIIilllS was Sherman, great grand 6ire J ustia Morgan. veniaii.es, and 10 Irom Lexington. Denmark, Brigboni Young was 8 years old in Jane lst-H- e "ths matt-i-i- i is left en'.ii ol y 1 R" k,:' amon; which is a good br.rfe ited. is in flee good to are truly with the of your i'li 'i rnt "' t'o His dsui was bv a llackett horse, Hackett was by Sr., heaith end ooaditioa make is a beautiful blaok, IS hands high, with mealy instinct spirit nrophccT; ilii-trei- 11 Louis eolts now oomlug are vary nd .'i, with the r..ir.'s Hi 8" York Phillippe's . a season, and will be permitted to serve marcs at bone, muscular power, ftTle your com Poa: Siurse-ro'Te- " n...-;- nose and belly. For bnt they fail in odo particular. The'S,!i ., Ko!ipei; it new r.iowor; a Cutting fine.and prove him to be a snperior breeJer. ) tbe low price of to In sit ami to iv ! HO uo,.e!. I.) t;a.i " ""'" Twfntylive Dollars and action, he is not surpassed by any animal of tioniit themselves, so far eo'ton or open j t..x, glJOi, the lialtimwe make, with a J uke him all in Bll.bia blsod. site, ana eroeuing d from .tbr::i! tut ri.:':-- . G. Y. WARD. sure a mare with foal, the money considered due his speeies. Ue was sired by Big the to i Cihiisd tro-';-- a.',-- j ei Tonend'a V.m ul.st 'i'he Thresher ttso'ul;o Miller I'iowi; u;;le horse ijuulitiefi, and we are confident abetter jack is. ii-t- or mare back in dismay and horror at oniem':!-Oio- , i Georgetown, march IU f when tee fact is ascertrlnod tbe parted Jaok, dam by Chiles' .Mammoth, graud daman ,' ba S ifrijien! to j :sMV t',,a linrrows; Gear, t'or'.c.-- Ladders, double not to be found in the Cnitcd States. with. Marca a distance will be famished waa cf the ruin they have sided to dniw t'i' C8l! Ud t,ji9 frm imported Spauifh jennet Towose'td's jMk ho: iir.p!,' as a itQ'l s'ng'e Trc.a; To ,1s oi dilfaront descriptions, "9 inTi'fi i0 "e "r'"B" gmssat reasonable rates if desired. Ca" will be Fpanii-- P'use. Uiil'tarv opcritioa I i by (score Double, an imported Jnck; down upon the Republic are pressing for Vci.ri&i:i iirtici?s nV uocefdry to .i;a THE PREMIUM STALLION, b t ry I e importance to exoiio aii oter taken toprevent aceidants, losses er escapes, but Chiles' Mammoth by old imported Mammoth, dam ward with dumoniac&l seal to c.'insuuimate sC:i no should any occur. litures.-- ' (tivi. Oilmore nrgel ia reply i responsibility a Warrior Jounet. and sea! that ruin. Not even the penetra- the cash. SJSavm. NATHANIEL BLACKFORD, capai.io-- j 5i,or.J ill to tbe eat ton Ii. P. MAcSIE. Favette eo. mareb 30 BATTLER, ting glance of Mr. Clay, thoujb ir.tenjiflad 'i tt A. COLLINS. l(iin'-i'.- r 1 present DESCRIPTION. J. '''her product n. la prevent the f'syette fi. April U!. T?'ILL atand the season, Deutuark, is full IA hands high, with beau- Jeasamlno eo. march 39 by a noble indignation, could tatijcw tha real , rir, re!x-- i r.T- b ;s beef, N. B. Tlie rtot-k- iraiplemeck:, enn te which baa commenced, and black as ra- mal of iha abolitionists. iaS ipii of and en 4c, tiful Icrm, flowing mane and tail, a iJaej a July, taoiis asiiil ct!2jtii'jiic:Hiou by b'jTiht priAlely. FOR SALE. will end the 1st of at the stables ef ven, goes all the gaits with fine style and action. described them as pjliliesl deu.ar.s; h hii.-- Cbript- - STALLION it thoy I altfo strvaots ta biro autil George Graves in this oounty, six miles fr m Lcx- -' Denmark, it a thorough-bre- d horse, is NOTICE. the t'i i) re of (bo rails ol the Fer- - tt., and have proved lhomsi!ves ev6a woiea than ha uiis. - b. . M. iczton on the Hiubmonf turawke. aud will terve one of the fiuest for tbe saddle that Ken- LL persons tereby warned arain't fea- nriij i,d Si. Maiy's r&iiri'.id, ubtaij color- t italliocr tr described them. Miitoa in Faisli-- TWENTY DOLLAKS to lus urc a eolt tucky has ever produced. He has 1 eeu exhibited ther trespassiDg upon tbe farm formerly Lot ed ioau,-:ir.ar- o TTKLESS previously s.,M, I will offer ' at.J f.ar the 3fct "f is sowe.l known that a, description of almost every In Kentucky, from a colt to owned and occupied byJatnes O. Pettit, deo'd., represents the Archfiend as burclug into rru::f, atnubliosale on Monday oeit, , Hitler at Fair sn y the STRAY . auaged borne, and failed tu take tbe pre- and new belcniDg to his children, either by Wars upon boboldirg tbo J tW:driM Uiiba. that Court day i en . 7 never inn'imetab'a tpiritg ?.. K.ir Cotv thel"'"" 1! pulling down fences, riding Th, or..y hieps taken tha President T.f'h'C Males are at iny f.vrwi, tniien from Woodford ouunty, Ky., a SWckor.dg. Cmef and out of a :" mium ia bis own riii?, as well as in sweepstake benting, tshlnir, rr whom he had involtu m tho ptaie gnf.t sWtiu Versailles, any j and to he T'jilja I Lfciin.-- f .4 en tbe Kue.seil turn pike, whicB m. . ..n;. MoririiU mare. ringe in which be wasaxhibiud. Tbe fact that driving through it, or in o'.ber manner Ihe l.i;;: u..- ...... n!a with bins' h; rnfl slo n ,t bt:l.. s:g to tno. The owner tlieat .iitiBiirin3iRiiinn.irj...."j- u.:.(, vi. B1..4U.1.. r.;.f v,. be has received every for which be ever upon tbe seme. The Injuries whioh bae t cn ootain tio u a bitutilui bluck, sixteen hands higb, ' X'itruTlVE Jan. 1.1 by e.n i thorn. l .0 nu'i coutended, and fact that bis ei Jts been perpetrated upn this farm ueretofore ret-- Tear?, focb aa atgcls wotr, barrtfoitb. M4:f.M. leotifying l,r-k- o to harnses; perfectly kind; and for ryle, prtaiivuio lav t.... in. iuiwa tbe additional m. Fairs, wherever they have been 00m-men- d dere this notice imperative, and I sbo.ll eerlaltly w. j:coss. symmetry aud action, eaunot be rarpaasea. States exhibited show him to be au unsurpassed breeder. h tn.arch la in one and condition; to enforce tbe law ugainst all whoso oflond hereaf- Dut the abolitionists, thou-- ttandiug "1 J ') Fur particulars, enquire of J.V. Wright, S. D. Kattler health and hittj all who desire the very boat stock of undsrsUxd thai efforts are bung made Invited ami see him. ohuw. ter. This farm le knows as the "Pettit farm, themselves at a safe distance the by Hurst, or J. 8. Darneil, In Verdailies, where the brecdercare tooa'l bis te ruin Houio worthy to jec-j- struct GEORKK O'.tAVEr?, WM. ADAJfP, Boons' Cretk. tn which tbey haw iLvoivs i cihers, manitest the LO r i f prime TIMOTHY SKi:t for sle, at nurse may be eeeti at euv iime. ifENJ. F. legal Slato fTovsiBUient in FioriJi. J'lor- - 3PRST. HOUEKT A. HAYtS. DEAN MiiCE. FtTTIT, mmy-y-- r. ti....--; E. W. LWVDf 8. 1. fc so 6vq( ?ci x'ctftos 5 ! 1 l'j. 5 8 fub 2 St . . Ouariioa. stfb :n your 1 co. april JtcBandce co. H fS txa april 'epwtiDvs-- ri it is rot uti r J it Versnllles, Ky. prf! Id t0