heats, but was evidently out of order and lost the race, which was won by New House, lUnnn 1 miic.i bv T1nrkr John, limp fnrrrottpn. .... in. , I , 1 I 1. oO ...La., nnrra -O ,,..,,mllafl Unrivalled Attraction. THE TURF HORSE At the b orks 01 iwnorn JMiza was entered against, umci nab, MULLI2TS & KENETT, and repeat, which she won at 2 heats, in 4m 4s "and 3m 49s. AVING purchased of Joliv Shrock, his won purse mue m mi - SIOCK OF MERCHANDISE, which At the same place and next day, Mary the neais, 1 is w-- ll assorted, now offei to iell goods on as fair and lm 52s,; on Mary bets.of 10to were won easy. t. and icasouable terms, as thej can be bought many In tl,Q Gfofo ns Tllinms Tnrnin's rnlt RnmnlnilB. 1)V Columbus; dam by determined to houe in tins market, i'hev are won Jocky Club Purse, 2 mile heats, at Carleton, in spare no pains to accommodate and please those Winter's Arabian, the We r,t qhonk honfincr . rplflirntprl HenrV Mrchv, for whom who may savor them with their pationage. BY OSAM9 ns IQR Dr Tlnrrv's solicit the old friends ef the house to continue he had lately paid 6,000, and who had beat Black Maria , and contended ou jflelr savors, as many new friends as we can and c: ttnilpv. Mnpv MrFnrland. Houston.- Romulus, Remus, Jasper, 31IC uif wi;nuii JJ J ' Long Island 4 mile heats with rost tsoy, in am ods, eacnneai; suumm i get. " first appearance on the I urt this Lex Jan 25,1837 4-- tr and several others who will make their 3 year old colt by Uolumbus, out ol a small vv mtei s yiraoian uiiuu. Spring.) Rp'mns. full brother lo Romulous was entered in a Sweepstake for 2 year Messrs Mux-lin- s I have sold my slock of goods to 80 ol other colts, St pleasure recom- olds, at the same place, carrying pounds to 50 on each the I take great in v noble animal, the last season, Klnfit, T UK vr-r- liberal patronage bestowd upon this whom he mending them to my friends and farmer customers, - - and then lost the'ace only by a lehgtji each heat, and the colt by u.. ii f Fcvofto nnrl iho nrlimninp- r.otinties. implvinH as it did, a de- and solicit for my successors a continuance of their :: pe wus evi- .J i u - n - .jnrl cpntr.i ot was thus beaten, was aiterwarus proven to 3 ycais oia, iveinus patronage. uuu urfu;.ma rrnn- lhf rharacter the sire to acquire h aunic F,"B' 'V i '" . ,. , , - dently able to have won. It is imperiously necessary now for me to clo tne proprietor to piace w Dollars-nets- ! as speedily as possible, tne accountson my Books. location, have induced uuu,MiUt,.uc(.,Nv.-.- Tlie next week Mr Turpin. travelled his celt Romulous to Jacksonville and Dollars! hprftoforeDubliched,atMr. Wm. W. GRAVES', adjoiaing the grounds of 3.2 Prizes of 30,000 I hope all who have accounts with no will adjust him Against 3 of the best nagsin the State, 2 mile heats, which he will have them will marrs until the entered 1 25,000 Dollars' thein without lurther delay; I the Association Race Course, Lexington. He seive os 20,000 Dollars! ready for settlement at the old stand in a feu dajs. mare season, payawe ueiote u.e won with ease, distancing ineiieid.uic second neat; the nrst neat in im 4 " 1st of Julv. at the low price of $30 per the mile ;ihd muddy. in-u- ie and second heat 4m track 60 yards over a very All to be drawn in the month Marah ! JOHN SHROCK, not will be required; and 50 to tolls. in of jseason expires, is $35 CnlnmhiiR was :i miles and repeat, at - - - -- Tnonrr hv entered in swnnnstnke 2 WRrE have never before hart the opportunity Good pasture ol tne Dest uiue-uras- s wm uc iuim3,iCu .. .!..... before our patrons anrt corres- Crab Orchard, 3 nags entered at nSl00 each; Styles wort, the first heat, WW of laying New Concern. him charge or grain fed to then at cost is required. No liability pondents so many BRILLIANT CAPITALS without Francis Ann, won the second heat. Jasper by Columbus took the lead the for accidents or escapes, but eve. yen re will betaken to pre- in any one month as are now offered to the public, nillhe incurred third heat, and kept U during the first roCmd, and though frequently pressed the month of March and we IGCrSNS, COCERAN&00 be they foal, and shall rtceive the utmost to be drawn in & vent either. Mares may sent before Schemes of the 4th Successors to Collins, Timberlake Co.) by both the maie and Styles, he maintained his stride and position, and would particularlywfts to those attention and be kept m separate apartments. 11th. leith and 25tit as worthy of especial atten E Subscribers would respectfully re- no doubt would have won the heat and race, 'but at the commencement of they th that the es of this son ot the tion. To ensure , and prevent disap- TH the public that have purchastd This is thf foui time sei'vit tKrt crfr,,irl rr,miil li fVHrirwl hie: rirlprfVir linv mnnnlrrl arrain. and Massis by the present flirw pointment, lose no time (readdressing your orders the ENTIRE STOCK F GOODbof nowned Ocai, have been offered to the fereedeis of Kentucky Timberlake & , and earnestly aoln.it - althougli he was thrown out at least 300 yards, yet in j of'.Ji mile came up Collins, C. owner: The increased patronage ot cacli season irom me nrai 10 uic k.i,u S.J.SYLVESTER, a continuance of the liberal pauonae of the late within uu or vu yaius oi otyies who won. jne near, anu race. occojmiiut New-Yoi- chiefly, for the three nr.n seasons, 138 Broadway firm, with an assurance that the same inducements dicatine an incieaseof confidence, depend- it Tr .1 . xj ors" noi con- tne 'T.i imes, voi cu, pajiu .oi. to puichasers heretoforo extendanded will be ing on the beauty, game, size and bone of hi get; has, at length, put the i, iio. tinued, and they pledge their best exertions to frpm which he can pause awhile; and point the enquirer merit the savor of their old customers. owner at a point ' a itr nj i cw riiKvrara y auu , u. Their stock at this tune is very complete from tosome moic solid inducements, than superior iorm. iuv n.t 1). Thompsoa & Co. VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, recent additional receipts of i;,.i1;no- rrarirr cive tohim stiotic earnest of a same, as durable as the Class l.For the Benefit of the Town of Wheeling, a a retiospect to the Februauy 15, 1837.-D-- 3t Saturday FANCY AND STAPLES annalsof the Turf; the owner can but indulge rromcntiri To be drawn at Alexaidna, Va. n. March 4, 1837. circumstances and difficulties through which tpis distinguished oiauiim m. 3LA0KSMITSI1TO gEJffllJ5rSjgg v, on his way to distinction as a breeder. Jrie was Drqugni to ivcmuthy .i TO WHOLESALE DEALERS the par- blood, native CAPITALS. time when the State was literally crowded with Stallions of sine I stock, as dolls! 6,000 dolls! ticularly invite an examination of their Training Stable in the 25,000 dolls! 8,000 they design to sell goods as low by the piece, as and imported ; when the owners of every established JABES BEACM. -- dolls'. a ot 3,080 dolls' 2 of 2,500 they can be purchased in this inaiket. State sound his affections fixed or his interest involved in the stock other his Coach Repository, has r.oiv on hand dolls'. COCHRAN & CO. of 2.000 dolls' 2 of 1.500 HIGOINS, f,nrit0 StullimiK- - whpn all of.his ("then very tew in number) were too AT COACH equal to any in the State, and 20 of 1,000 dolls'. 20 of Dec 20, 183C 82-- tf first seasons on sour very sine COACHEES, CHARIOTTEES,,. young for the Turf, depending as beforo remarked, the three BAROUCHES first" 500 dolls'. 20 of 400 .... and BUGGIES, all of the Assessors !- -- Licenses ! ! the purity ot his blood, nis penormance anu me bui pacing utmui; .....o.. quality, manufactured at New-Ar- New-Jerse- dolls'. 50 of 200 difficulties which will bt, sold on the lowest terms. HE Mayor and Board of Council- - of his get: yet in the short period that has elapsed, amidst all the dolls! 5S of 100, &c 4c. Any person of descrip- .nen of the city of Lexington will proceed a of experience we find more of his colts upon the wishing a Cainage any mentioned, without trainer can thp for- Tickets only 8 Dollars. Thursday, February 2, 1837, to elect an Assessor have tion, by giving an order,Jiave same of any other stallion in the State during the tme, and all that warded from A Certificate of a packageof 22 Whole Tickets lor the present ear Turf than the mauufactuiers'at New Ark, free and Assistant Assessor one single one, that of will be sent for 100 Dollars Packages of halves, Applicalionlfor been trained not one but has made good running but commission. and eighths seveial, leaves no doubt that Lexington , Sept. 15, 1836 55tf quarters in proportion. LICENSES is not a winner; and of those, the pedigrees of R . Coffee ijc must be made at from matchless sire. I speak of in- JOHN SHAW For Taverns, House, most of their powers are derived their ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and BLACK-SMITHIN- and PLOUGH MAKING CAPITAL. the same time; whose hands mott ' oenprnllv. rnmmpnr.. experienced trainers as it is well known that Mr Dunn, in the nnhlir, 0 , , lhal he ha LICENSES fid ihfi ahm ft hiifiineftc in nil its var.nnc hrnnrtipe been run in Kentucky have been placed ; although an enterprising Subscribers respectfully inform their For Gigs, Hacks, Caitj ami Wagons can he had that have is iinmediately opposite the residence of 80,000 dollars! to hi his pro- Ilttiop THE and the public generally, that they upon applicatioft to me,at the Circuit Court Clerks and very discerning man, and one who promises attain distinction Jeremiah Murphy, Sen. above the jail, Virginia State Lottery.Class No 2 just have purchased the well, known Office. H I BODLr.Y,CIk City. to have acquuired And Mr Turpin the waerene win o pleased to see establishment, the Petersbuig Benevolent Me fession, is still too young experience. nisoia inennsana formerly belonging to Mr. Wm . For benefitof the Jan 25, 1836-1- -tf customers. Rockhill, and Association, be, drawn at Alexandria Romulus and Remus, whose performance will be seen below, made are notf prenared to ftunish all articles their chanic To owner of Also WIIITESM1THING done he same in March 1837. at line, on th shortest Va Satnrday, II, J- - '91 UBf in their training last fall in Illinois, his very first effort. place. notice. The PLOUGH i8l r Business Kos- 4-- MAKING will he continued in all its H3JIUVJ AllVK. would remark, to those who have Sumpter, William, Lex Jan 1837 lf .GAFZTAXaS. The owner just uranches, and a good im- uoiiuiii.d'j esnoji-un- o aqi ansod Di-om- assortment of thelatest Archy,Sax Wymer,or Cherokee mares or other branches of the proved Ploughs kept 'XlOlCI 1333J ciusko, J- -r constantly ouhand. Old Jnlcii,ni,llllla- --CIHT IRallllhllCT. i 'm .a "i ' Columbus a iEBl'61 UEr Ploughs of the Whip stock; that they have in , osnur-)iuo- 3 repaired with neatness and despatch. . 80,000 dollars! I led .r.....jlaJiuajS aii pcu pjnodai uaaq BAuq sjjuaj family, or mares uoisuixa'j u; . . a - 1.Q.. . A 10,000 dolls'. 7,000 dolls! 5,000 dolls! 9ll : uoisuita'J uiujj pui y wffuy ajpu chance to add speedlo speed and give stoutness and bone where it is so much ou.1 aitjoddo 'sijiio o i a y j n t) N WM. P. BROWNING, uo noug E 4,000 doiN! 3,000 doll-- ! 5 prizes ot ujnj, aq) JB3U 'n os.ioji HXI wanting. He would say to all breeders who would enquire of Uie appear-tan- d JOHN HEADLEY, 1000 dolls! 50 of 500 dolU'. . ., '.wuiuLjaaQLV... performance of his get go and see. Several of his get untried in UNDER THE FIRM OE - ' BROWNING & HEADLEY. 50 of 200 dolls! 88 of 150 duly ic are to go upon the Turf in the spring; co and sgE. The performance aq oj iiiuisjoejg; poor) y 03 of 100 dolls! &C.&C. anditisnotnowdeemed N. B. We wish to employ a fiist rate Plough blumbuson the Turf hasheretofore been published, Stocker, or Wagon Maker, to whom Ticlteli g 10 Shares in proporl N ORDINANCE o anvend an Ordinance constant to republish it. Suffice it to say, that they demonstrate clearly,as was will be given. Also 2 or 3 Apprenti- Certificate of a Package of 2b whole nek issary conceining theolhces of Assessor and Assis his and sentiment, mat wnen Assessor: ces in the Smithshop, of respectable parentage, be for .Halves and , minion of trainer undivided public inocoer tant sent SnO. quarteis and who can come well recommended. B t& H. send your orders Mississippi could "live a minnle by his side? Be it oidained by the Mayor and Board of portion. Delay not to orse in the great Valleyof the Lex Sep 7. 53-- tf tune's Home. as Councilrnen pf the city of Lexirgton, that here- edigree is now published lor the last time, it win snoruy appear in after tne salaries of the Assessor a(H Assistan ?rino-Cnllpnde- for the suture, be at all times seen and shall be One and Grand Consolidated Lotterv, where it can. Assessor Hundred Fist) Dollart NOTICE. rprl to r as mi Wished below, it has been out of my power to obtain a correct each. having transpired, Class No. 4, 181 The foregoing, ordinance tys resularlv Dassed CIRCUMSTANCES for His in West Tennessee. forme toconsu-ma- te jmeni of the performance of several of get The by the Rlaynrand Board of Cotincilnien Tobediawnat Wilmington, Del. Wedn of Lexs an intended partnership with Ingerson Sc jer to those who would know more of Columbus and on the L'dd 1837. Jlirch 15, b37. would just repeat ington January, McClelland for the construction of the stone work "" G go see. JAS McKINNEY, Major at the Cliffs, on Kentucky The business jrogeny and I BoDley, City Clerk river: SCHEME. AttesJiII in futuie will be conducted in their names, and they will be responsible WHOLESALE-an- for all contracts and busi- BSaHtCnaE' RETAIL ness connected with this work from the commence- 5,000 dolls'. 3,000 dolls'. 2,000! dq MAT MANU FACTOR Y. ment to the close of their operations. (loll! 1,000 and tail, full sixteen Their characters as and iheir busi- 1,040 20 of dolls!' ' OTJJMRTJS is a deep red bav with black less main The undersigned, contiaclors, ness habits will , no doubt, sufficiently of 300 dolls'20 of 150 dulls! and transcendent comeliness-o- f 'Ly thankful for savors, recommend Is high, uniting in one form mure beauty past respectfully iiifori'ns them to the company and the public 155 ol 100 dulls, 1 his mends and the public that he has taken his l&x &c. and countenance than any hoisc ever have seen ot nis strengui, sonutiy COOK,' brethej, Hikah Shaw, into partnership. '1 he JAMES got by the much admired and dis- - 23,- - Ticket only Fice Dollars Herod like stoutness and fibre, wai business in futuie will be conducted at the old Aorl -1 f - Diyton Dm Herald. A Certificate of a Package of 22 hole bished race horse Oscar; he by tlie cclebiated tour mile horse Wilkes' stantl, north corner of Main and main-cros- s streets, NEW ets will be sent for 365. Packages ofsh tder; he by the old imported Diomed. Wonder's dam was Col. Eppea' under trie name ol proportion. - N. &, H. yURMSTvrHE WARE ROOBS. Tippo-Sai- b, by Lindsey1s Arabian)b,, Bnmmerby Val- SHAW, mare; she by (he H"pifE undersigned, recently from mare Where one or both of them may always be sound Cincinnati, ' ; Valiant was out of full blooded Jolly Rodger marc. Eppes' gray to wait on those that give them a call. 44 having increased their stock of Kurniture BRILLIANT! the also clam General Jackson's Pacolet, Pulafoxand others. Oscar's They have on hand, and wiJJ continue to keep, have pleasure of offering a large assortment, 05-5-0 Prizes of 1000 dollars ! the of brood mare Rosy Clack, by the im- - an excellent assortment of all kinds of HATS, and will ehdeavor to keep such a supply as wjll en- the distinguished and very supei lor able their customers to furnish themselves was able to any horse in and will sell on as accommodating terms as any on as ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, C led Saltram, he hy O'Kelly's Eclipse (who give house in thecity. short notice and as favorable terms aselsewhere. To be drawn at Alexandria, D C Marclj land a distance in his day ;) Eclipse by Marsk, he by Squirt, he by Bart- - NAT. SHAW. They have now on hand and will continue to man- : Lex. June 6, 183G. 36-- tl. ufacture the following p Childers. Saltram's dam Virago, by Snap; her dam by Regulus; be by RICH & SPLENDID SCHC "N. B. Those having unsettled smKnn.innf ,.-- a to Black-an- d Rosy Clack's dam accounts, will olphin Arabian, out of sister please call and them patterns, with fllarhle Tops; old im- - settle with either of us. teLmm ulla; Camilla by the old imported Wildair; her grandam Jet, by N. sr Dressing Uureausdo do &fe&i 11 riki-- . ., .. , '3 'ed Fhmnap,g grandam the famous brood mare Diana, by Claudius; her .U4U1CS-- UO UO faliiir 53ii Centre jiA do do painter, Sterling:; si g Z grandam tke celebrated Mew & i&dltalixs: 15,000 dolls! 10,000! 0,000 'dolls! . 'rrkndam Sallv bv her Fall Wmtei' do last, aBLCK HOUSE, fomtecn as was also the above 3,000 dolls'. 2,500 dulls'. 1,816 imported mare Silver, by Bellsize Arabian, in England, &O0J8. '1 l3 tl Enclosed Bason Stands dn hands high, a ru'lin, while on the u- ( dolls! 50 of 1,000 dolls! 50 of named Sterling. WildairbyCade; hebyGodolphm Arabian. Claudiusby theold -jj ., --Vja Mali oeHnvDiiiin?. Breakfast. shoulders, hum the u&e of the collar, and blind in and i damc-fClaudiusb- ?11E undersigned have now opened a large and Extension, Hall Sideboaid Tables: dolls ! of 300 dolls ! 03 of dolls ! Arabian. The 500 50 250 one eye. imported Janus;old JanusofEng by Godolph. spienuic. stocK ol SOFAS, Spring Seat; G3 of 100 dolls'. Sfc. Any person who will deliver saif htirse to the Sterling; he byBellsiae Arabian. Columbus' dam was got by the imported horse Mahogany Ch?.rs; . , subscriber tn Lexington, shall ieceive $10 for Tickets only $10. Dungannon,he by Dungannon of England, he by O'Kelly's Eclipse, he by Marsk Fall and Winter Goods, Bnston Rocking Chairs, do; Easy do; their trouble . Which thej will offerat as low prices Bed Steps; Patent Beadsieacjs, Ontui Improver A Certificate of a Package of 25 Whole Tick DR4JCE & THOMPSON. &c. Dungannon's dam Aspa3ia, by King Herod ; his grandam Doris, by Blank ; as they can bejhad for in the Westeln Country plap, trie'erand approved ; with all other ar- els in this Jllagnijtcent Scheme, may be had for for Cash or CAUTION A erond attempt to neil out his g grandam Helen, by Spectator; his g g grandam uapnne Dy uouoipmn country produce, such as is ticles in their line. n. usually taken in ex $140. Packages of halvw and quarters in lu- ifi-Th-ey horses waB made on TuLsday niL,ht( which in Arabian, Columbus's grandam by Merlin; his g grandam by the celebrated change for Gpc.ls . Asour stock is large and com- are prepared to. attencfto Kiineral ces us to believe, that a aug of horse tnieves I1) plete, we deem it unnecessary to enumerate arti- calls. , racehorse Flag of Merlin was laised b; Stephen Smith, of Virginia made-fri- now in Le iington, against which the puWic should Tiuce. cles,. We invite our friends and customers to call Art arrangement has been cimnl. ns be on the r guaid. and was by John Holmes' Merlin. Young Merlin's dam was a splendid and for Eastern made PIANO SCHEME got examine themselves. FORTES.- DRAKE & THOMPSON. e got by Old yuicksrlver, and he by the old imported ivieaiey ; rioimes OREAR 4 BERKLEY. for saje- 1837-4- Le7 Tan 24, -tf - Lexington, Nov. 7 69-- is (VvJiist received, as aTSTFinulei imrrnf K,,,;rii., STATE . b imported his VIRGINIA LOTTERY, Mci lin bv Celar. Janu. &c Flag of Truce Goldtinder, dam Iron-front- latent EIasty;',Cijjhioifihammer Fertile Benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent So- ! v ; by old Fearnaught. Flag of second-ha"h- d REMOVAL. Fiimnap, grandam by Anstottle g grandam . THOS. G. OREAR PIANOS Also, a Piano for sale or ciety of Norfolk. Col. rent. No. for Truce was the sire of many distinguished rarers, among them laylors OULD return his thankiOr the liberal pa .; Class 3, 1837, jfiQHE Subscriber would respectfully infoirr his , THQj3 W. PbAUELL, i , Y who won twenty-on- e races tronage he has receiver., ami having taken ToBfe at Alexandria, Va., Saturday, iJL friends and the public genorally, that foi lue imous running horse Leviathan and irst Consul, IIORAOftE. d.ann into partnership Mr. W. S thVliusr-- DIMICK, March 25, 1837. commodation of his customers, he has re- 3 to 7 average 1UU eacn. Bfrklfy, "?lain st. 2d dpor above the better a Irom years old, guineas nesswillin luture be conducted by the.n Library. Storf Rooms, Jointly, Lexington, 24, 1836 71-- tf moved to the large under the firm of No.. CAPITALS. No. 50, Main Street, OREAR & BERKLEY, ItEMOVAL, two doors below his old ur..nd, where he intends A.id they hope by strict attention to business to Dollars!! keeping constantly on naud, give entire satisfaction. CABINET 2&J&.KX23G. 8,0J$4 I S TOC (O- - hose persons indebted to me personally. A LARGE AND CoMi'LETS Or 3 years old, won the purse, I1IIE subscriber respect-- L 4 Eliza Bailey, by Columbus dam by Stockholder, are earnestly requested $11,764 !$5fOOO! $5,000! A3W23 to settle the same by pay sully informs his o d BRITISH A'a3aR2eA2f 1835, Lexington Association Course, 2 m.les and repeat ment or note, a is very 3,000 dolls! 2,500 dolls! 2,361 dolls'. fall meeting over the it nnpoita.it to close the customers, and the public gen- '. and" 3m Old concern. 50 Prizes of 1,000 DOLLARS Dry Ooods, at 3 heats winning the 2d and 3d heats in 3m 59s 3m 54s 57s, 1'HOS. U. OREAU erally, that he has rlmoved. Lexington, Nov . 7 G9-- t'. 50 of 250 dolls! 50 of 200 dolls! 63 of which will be offered to Wholesale and Retail bea'ing 5 or 6 other nags, among the rest, Scarlet, by Waxy and Webster lb: Ijsiiiifi! his CABINET SHOPand upon accommodating terms. Having JsuBEE3fi5SiE Jpciii yDwelling House to the strnd 150 dolls! &,c Dealers, by . N, made recent arrangements, which will enable him Bertrand YOltK SPIRIT OF THE TIMES, !formerly occupied by Tickets only $10. TV1,. ivil7.l-..- I,., nl..ml,,,o rlfirvi Vw RrnvTliiiiff.innnn 3 vnnrs old. won J. J to receive, in a Idition to his regulai Spring and l CjZJl VSheridan, on Main Street. A Certificate of a Package of 25 Tickets will niiportati ns, constant supplies from the lat- Bairdstown, at 2 heats, in 4m 14s and immediately opposite the Masonic Hall, ivhera be sent for 130 dnllais. Halves, Quarters and Ffll the Jocky Club Purse, 2 mile heats at TURF REGISTER, he there- all articles in business can be had-on.- , est in the Eastern markets, an Dy TjO&UBLISHED weekly at 157 Broadway, N. hislineof Eighths in proportion. will be enabled 4m 6is; beating Clinton, a previous winner uertrana. short notice and good terms. He by aSoUre the public, that he to York, at $5 pei annum. Payable in ad- invites all wish S. J. SYLVESTER, In 1 Lexington, Houston by Columbus, dam to purchase to call upon offer at least equal inducements to any housa West 836, at the Spring Meeting at vance . W. T. PORTER, ing him. 7td1 130 Broadway, N. , 5 colts Editor. of the Mountain!. Kenidav's Diomed, 3 years old, won the Post Stake, mile heats, entered J. V . TRUMBULL, rANNOY'S PATENT BEDSTEADS: HENRY BELL. d made to order on JOH27 STRAITOKB GOIKS, at 3 heats, in 2m 1 Is and 2m 2m 8s ; very deep mud. Agent for Lexington, Fayete Co. shoitnotice. Lexington, Feb 4, 1837. 55-t- been so long known in in tor Sept. 15, 1836 f. JOSEPH M1LWARD. has In the fall 1836, Eliza Bailey, although she had only been exercise Lexington, Dec. 2-- WHO pleasure 12, 1835 tf as a Barber, takes in no NORTHERN BANK KENTUCKY, eight days previous, won the Association Purse at Crab Orchard, mile heats, tifying the citizens of Lexington, end the nu- VALUABLE PROPERTY S? A half ,., ... Lexington, January 2, 1837. -- . go. fifll.l? ij. 5 nags z sm zm u waauu A Onlnnv- - .. merous company who visit the city, that ht a Dividend started, at neats,in ius nslinlfi Tfivat ua ol..ki.. fiTkltDERED, that be declared of and for For Sale. T"lifl(i.rn1o has taken the stand on Main street, Utely oc next week Eliza was against 6 other nags contended tH nil.. Tlirlrc-.. rrt .v, .,.. i n-j- five percent, lor the last six months on the The entered .u fratr a IlilVIgaDle V. r tosell a HO USE and LOT, of five vin, cupied by G. Tucker, neaily opposite Capital Slock, paid in ot the 1st July last, and the purse, 2 mile heatslhl Richmond in good time. stream, emptying into Galvaston Bay, at whoso every 1WISH fourth acres, lying on the Maysville mouth the town Mr Brennau's Hotel, where attention tha same rate on the Instalment paid in on the was entered with 7 other of Powhatan is laid out, coitl At Richmond, Mary McFarland the same week Turnpike, just without the limits of the city of manding sine shall be paid to those who may please to call 15th November to the 1st instant, to the Stock a harbor. The above tract was be she won the 1st heat in lm 53s and the 2d Lexington. The buildings are, a good roomy IppIpH fnr-. lh htr nuronnn t . on him, either to smoothe their ch ns, throw holders, or their legal representatives, aster the nags, for the purse, mile heats; ,.w. ...u nrnnritrr.U...uku, Vj loiiua laiiniiarf. With Dwelling House, of buck and frame, with eight every league to the Colon it their locks in the most fashionable style, or J President. in rm the 1st heat was no amusement. consists (is a iu x- - lOthinst. TILFORD, 52s; rooms , good Kitchen ; Negio-hous- capacious to render to them the health and comfort of 1 tf 7 other nags tun u! tu.i.D anu iiuiucid i ifiuu, aim is me unest Mary McFarland was entered against for 80 horses; wells ex- I ftitflr-iiiA- warm or cold Baths, top which At Lexington tail 1836, Stables, sufficient two of hat ran ho fnrtlin ns C. ct the premises C urst heats in good cellent water; sine Garden, with plank fenre, &" eminently calculated KENTUCKY SE- - for the Pool purse, mile heats, 3 best in 5; Mary won the all conditions having been fulfilled, aid expenses are so Any person wishing to purchase, can examine the He will be always sound on his post, and a jr jr hjt vjrrt.no, maue 01 sauna time, considering Uie state ol the tiacK, ciuae ui u.c mwu urai pu.u. ii is rectiniinenaea 10 persons disposed to uuiaiiue premises and kno.v the terms by application to Pmiuralfi tn Tvast. ns eatntid miph ...ki every exertion used to give entire satisfaction old and manufactured in the beststfle, to Gipsey Girl. Tobacco, was ruled off and the Purse given CLEMENT SMITH. pense and delay. Inquire at this office. may patronize him. Sale by tothosewho For D.BRADFORD. for the Purse at the same place, 3 mile 1837 3-- tf 63-- The same week Eliza was entered Lex Jan 15, ijc , iagj o n Lexington, Oct 17, 1836 tf Main st. Lex Dec 8 , 1836 78-- tf auj