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GRO(Fine Assortment Ol Gbockkis.S America. F am sure, from (he •JBartinsburg *l. ''"-g" appearance] PAMUNKY. Foundry. eelt. if colt* here and in J?.. Felt's England, thorough bred, and su , PlHM.it SJiEE. I1T3-J3TRY, This celebrated, and nc| splendid, can he had at this tired son of old very unsurpassed tiorse can boast of a better or more pro bred William F time,at the to at thorough Industry, perior stallion, by be exposed sale public Jlorse and in o rHEREfoundry, MOULD-BOARDS of bred Doct, Charles Duvall of English Race Stallion, mosing progeny. They will be, my kbam, of Rich- the on the 2d of A by XHIS kinds that are auction ifferent in use WILL Saturday day selected Die iu on the tuif and in Prince co, O RCENTLY by Eng pinion, very a beautiful thecoun- dune next, at the tavern of William Pit George distinguished mond, and Maryland will al El* land, tor bis under saddle—yes, every where. The] blood with y ; zar at the Falling Water* the. personal bay, HOLLOW-WARS, ■o stand at irillrantcarearon colts of the importer) horses are winning of Mrs. Hill dec’ll remai my black legs,, main, property Rachel fine manner f all descriptions can be stable, at be turf, bis all our stakes in the best possible and no white Machinery had hand—consisting of books, Fifteen tail, n short warranted of ningon sundry lone and his svhieh (he notice, good Dalian the size, Out of 10 races in imported shout him a iron a Bible, ScotU Gam single except a at as low among them, Family have have nd sound—and as can leap, to he paid ■seeedingly rich. horses’ cults started, they won, • mall star in the forehead, full fifteen charges mentaries; one sett of silver table spoon*, ( e had at other within the if not Fashionable, and | 9 races ; and hut for the unkind any place. -one «dver cream season, paid then the running hands and three inrhes of great one sett tea do jug—a j 1 high, at the market season will and other reeom of a would have won the other race ^•Produce, price, will and a price he running pedigree, many colt, fine size and bene, whose of bed clothing, large charged; Twenty-; | beauty, pedi ^ e taken in Iron quantity cop-j mendationt not often met is a re were 26 or 30 subscribers to the payment; also, and Cask five Dollars the. so*Han, parable on the with, | There gree, as will tie seen below, is not per kettle. surpas -no credit. first ol sml Dollars to markably rich and handsome hay large F’etersburg Makes—of these there Term*. Six months credit on ail sums July, Forty insure, horse,j sed by any horse, will stand the present DANIEL as near sixteen hands with fine bone or 9 our horses—the rest McGINLEY &. Co soon as the marc is known toi high, were 8 by (20! season at near W of three, dollar* and upwards; under that payable, my stable, inchester, 24. 1837.—If be with with the mare, heri and action, great power and sub-'anee.! or American .Stallions. 'I bei at May sum Cash Dal—parting upwards) t»y Virginia, Fifteen Dollars the single leap death, nr excellent and clean limbs, and an uncom colls our horses run 1st, 2d Sri and 4th JAMF.S \j CUNNINGHAM irregular attendance at the' by ] if paid within the season, if not paid then i full carcass. TAILORING, stand, forfeits the insurance, mouly In blood, peiforman id the race won at 4 heals, track very i tie season will be Jbim'r of llachet Hill, dec'll. ptice. charged; Twen AH E Fifty Cents ancc and as a Race Horse, he ha« and time each heat- Ft is at | undersigned, through the medium I# Um-td. cash la the groom, (o be power heavy good tyjicc Dollars the season to he paid by May no as of the press, again takes (he sent with each mare, superior a cross fur our American lowed by all parties to be the lo st race e ihe first of and I liberty day July, Forty Dollars' if the (bat mares, of a celebrated both course. were informing public he contiunes INDUSTRY, Jtt, is a beautiful dark being family vrr made over the There insurance, to be as soon as 'wmmz iLimmssjmT for paid the ( to for its and il« and at o manufacture according the Latest this article a fair Hud bay, 15 hand*, 3 inches high, 7 old speed gome, combining 12 subscribers to the other stake New mare is known to be with giving years foal—parting he receives this out of the best blood of all Prunel- and 8 na ''ashions,(which four AFIF.Rfull trial I feil confident in ofdciing spring, Louisa demotes, whose England—as Market—4 by our horses, by with the mare, her death, or irregular at regularly la. from whom are imes a from and in it to the as a for the Hbeu pedigree can be seen below, duecended Waxy Pope lives, won at 2 heats by Major Ridley’s tendance at Ihe stands forfeits the in«u year Philadelphia,) public remedy he best manner, all Whalebone, Whisker, and a host of oth an in 1 m 53s. |( possible articles ol matism, sprains, bruises and pains of every HECTOR BELL, colt, (by imported horse,j ranee Fifty cents cash to the Groom to ers; Young Giantess, liom whom came and I tn 'I he colts kind, produced by violence, whets an ex 52s., very ratily. by be sent with each mare. Gent lenten 4* Boys Washington City, March 10, 1837, Priam and and from Selim run hi the stakes ternal application can be made. It* appli- Mufey ; (the by importer) horses, large Taking into consideration the hard, Dear Sir : —f send the •ire of now at own cation is attended with no inconvenience, you pedigree Sultan, covprmg $250) at Lawronecville 5300 entrance, were pla and to afford farmers as well as, CLOTHING, of times, Louisa Srtnmes, the dam of brother to Reubens sire of Ca ccd 1st 2d and 3d in the race—there were o suit both the Summer and VVioler sea- ii all the necesary directions in it* u*e will Industry, (the grand racers an of blood was opportunity raising Jr, She Ratler, her dam Os andCastrel, .lire o( as or more natives than ions, at the shoitest notice, and on terms accompany each Vial 1 he Lint by by marine,) (grand Queen many colts by stock from I have him at a genuine her darn l'amunky, put menf can in car, grand by grey Dinmed, her of winner of both Oaks and horses- At IMfield won hat will conform to the only be obtained this county Trumps, only imported they much lower price than a horse of bis present pressure at Wiu. g grand dam by Hall's Union, her g St. Leter.) and bark to Match 3 slakes in first rale time anil n the money market. Dorsey's, Diuggist, Martinsburg. gj running style—re high standing as a racer and foal gettei grand dam Othello, Junifer, Morton’s em’s Grand dam All manufactured at Va. by pealing in 2 them in lin. and 52s. and to stand. garments hit shop, ! ! ought one Traveller, Stlima by the Ara Gentlemen are invited to examine. Felt s colts for 2 of ra lor of and mechanical Aoy who wishes to obtain thei article, Uodolpbm imported contending the Good and of eve beauty design exe- bian—this i* a pasturage provender to I true copy of a certificate1 in the American Turf one shall not be sell again can befurnisbed as above at a history Register, ces, To of these slakes there were 8 will he mares cution, surpassed by any arti- inf ry description furnished for fair Mr, George Femmes, her owner, and vol. 7, 2911, from which the follow- and one cle made elsewhere. discount. page subscribers, only colt by our from a distance on moderate terms. Ev I will venture to say a richer extracts are made: In his (hanks to Prepared pedigree ing horses to start. Now you have care will be taken to returning the public for onlyhv cannot he also qualified ery possible prevent 1 send a Felt, foaled in IHs&B, was one best he cherishes the WILLIAM REF.D. produced you by Langar in Felt, of our very imported hor accidents or but I will not past patronage, hope that certificate of Ins and escapes, be; — training trial,_ first rate runner all and now he will receive a more Martinsburg May IB |SSH. 3t. (a distances, scs.a better horse in my humble opinion accountable for them. extended support heat lust fall his half sister a favorite his from (Prince George stallion) dam, Steaui, (dam than l.uzborough or ; and see how his fellow citizens. whom have Fylde HECTOR BELL. (Atalanta.ol you heard, at also of Fang, who sold for near $25,000, their colts run." $>His shop is situate on Queen street, three heats, four tniles, it her first Mfyt *Vr. J being Famine, Flame, Flea, Foam and others,) PERFORMANCES. immediately opposite the store of Messrs. -Stutl's, Paints, race that slip afterwards beat own to season; sister St.neh by Waxy Pope—her it will l>e seen by the annexed terms In tbe spring of 183 I,w hen three years Burns &. Seibert JOHN HOKE. Post B and others, He 1 Miss and lull supply of the above Cippus, >y, plea darn, Staveley, (a capital runner alt that Hr Merrit’s liberality to this coun- old, lame and in had condition, he ran Maitinshurg, June 7.
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