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7 hree Lolls, per annum .] Volume X.] TLbc celebrated imported horse, ROYALIST, TT as commenced the pres ii Xent season a Whip’s sta ble ..i i.,e town of Washington (Geo.) at Tw nty-five dollars the season, payable by note tne fixst ot January next, which ni.i ; be discharged by paying Tkv utv tljl'Hrs Witiiiii tne sea- 1 son. or n dollars waen ; the •H ire is first pm — Fifty- ‘ /•■v ■ odors to insure a mare to be ii :ml—one dollar to the >om i.i every instance. 1 h:i - e tne best accotviinu l.ttions ‘ for mare.;, and wdi fee I at 25 ; cents per day. Kvcry posst- 1 b!: attention wll be paid but tv ll not be responsible for ac cidents ol any kmd. Kovalsst is a rich ma’io r any b\v Iti nands high, and ui questionably as handsome <s any imponed horse m America ■—the instant he is brought m view, the beholder is cnarmed With his appearance U act > i ‘I lie best judges from several states, have been seldom able to point out any real d< feet in him ; and, so uni vers illy is he considered as a complete torse in his format on, that an exact representation of him is pub lished H* Kres s New Cyclo ps ha. and in the Complete Farrier, for the inspection of persons w o are desirous of viewing this noble animal per fect in all his parts. Roval • * • ist s colts nave just appeared upon the turf, be promise fair to make excellent runners.— . Their size and beamy are also very superior to most com. in A aerica. From the fine size, ga.ety 6c. muscular power that Royalist possesses, it is judg ed that a better horse to im prove tiic stock in our cou nrv could lot have been procured in England. A number of gentlemen who have bred from \V up for three seasons past, have declared themselves well vitisficd to have his place fii 1. !by \ d'st; believing that abetter liors -c> u! I not lx* ha !. Royalist L • qua! in point of blood loan ; s;or ein Engia vd or America, vr.iich th ■ Gene ral Stud-book, which is hr. t * \yith him will 1 illy shew. 1i e was bred by his li. M. lb ip.ee ot Wales, and was got by Sal tram, son of Eclipse, by Mask, who covered at 200 gs. the season—His clam by lien*!, who brought 13 capital col and nearly all good nicer-.. Royalist's rw’lor ; i ••< o l ♦he turf, appear from me . por- Ti n r\T\Tnr/Air* MUI A 1 1 l Jill. WASHINGTON, (Georgia) Printed weekly tor SARAH KILLIIOUSE. ting Magazines to be equal to any horse in England. 1 lit first time he started lie woi, 40l)gs. at New-market, beat ing lord (irovesnor's chestm fiilv by 1 ’otßo s. out of Marre* and the duke of Bedford’s cult by Highflyer, out cfConcgo.i de - lie started for the Craven stakes and beat Dare Devil. 1 Agamtmmon, Coriander, Sc-a ----i gul, Goldmrod, FoitWblb.uri, and 6 outers. The next t u he started he won £ 650 .ster ling, i Tons! one, R-Tin Giya . betting Patriot, !. ymb -i u ! 7 others. lie id o b -.t the ; du.-.e ol Detfloui s if at H the ci .he of Norfolk's fi;iv bv the * J sire of Bedford, a . .veej si >lu* of 20u gs ex eh. 1 i b< it ioul Egremom's eelebrat; and ru. ; n r Si agul, a m iti Ii race for o o gs across the t! ,t at NT .v-ui.tr ;*.et; which gave him u.moun ded. ied:t. as i was u.<) t to be tiic siv ii >t worse. in t e king* lum. ! •<■ also be,r ] , j Quixoite (Li! tv, tied'. Bedford’.% ( nb. b\ ’ • ! u * of asi ,♦. {•> j dor, i f : Craven -t law. !le ; r - J .siic!) a r. un i ior i r, t. i . .• as i.io. •vi to r. ■.. .v (>. i! course at New -m.i-iu t, 1 -r ti.e first day’s pur- -. l. o g, g. ■- < r tilv the iargf s* t i. ; ! .ii U I!c i'in s ; ! o ii; at • t'.aiuPt. r t o.iier capital rat- ;\s, tot> n i -!o neut’on, wi* < l m::v !>e seen by ref rtnee to tfe ibic ing Calendars. EDWARD JORDAN. April 2d, 18 10. * “ 1 I cert.fy that I have bred from the liupozien orse je y- j ai"st, and hr, co!t-j . ave ’*. n ! better than the same raa. rs cv- j cr produced before, notv.ut i standing 1 :ta\e bee a. ti * trouble oi taking n.y mares to Virginia to pin .to the best of horses in my judgment; and a number oi my n ■ g -bors \v: o have been in u .amt of bree ding from •. • la -t imported horses, have a;,o bred from t. (i\ ■(.. si. and are ( qu .iny well pleased with myscif and in d vd I h:iv( st an a number of ms cobs, and am satisfied they are better than 1 nave seen , produced by the sine mares from any other ho -sc.,. Wit- I ness n.y hand—Muclisoneoua- ! ty, Kentucky, Ib-jt.. i I ah c Talbot. i am personally acquainted v ith >lr. Haile I albotofKen tnc ;y, m : i. v. that he b.i eds I mndr.-r of fine 1 orscs; and •’ ■-f * * * - ■ i’-‘ i.i.icn on n , • SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1810. j judgment and c rtihc ue, rts | f.ecung the imponed i-or.se, ! Royalist, as n.t\ Ui.in of niv | •I'. q nuntanec—WMkc.-.o uni), * Georgia, > i arc • 3u, ISM*. :d vi t • k w f,. e oi. ) | Ti ?*•c; n o r.itcd irr.po*; t 1 ! bars- • . ‘ b;* - onmm’iccu 1 die .. 1 1 OW's, jU* -H.. >i - \ (A Hi its I .bi j\ c A ugusu) hi li.ee Vtd : M*. Jo.sepa Cotton, at ‘ihvt-. 1 dollm it: e season, pr \ cb) I note tne fi.st Decc ... ,r riexf, wiuefi in ybe ci.rX .aid by • t?ic pay .... uof i w ti:. •hurs j v. Li!. : • m.vo— i Jt :: . .l me s. • .c ic.ip, and one ; deo.ar to t .- groom in every i..-.. .nee. I .c marts that do in p-rove In foal si all have the be eh; of t;.o fall sc .-on, grat.., —i : e suaeo-i w ill expire ti.e ir.th of jt !y next. Whin i, a very e!•. ant !.oi ,c, and a sure i jul-ge’ier—i c i-, n beaut.ltd I“U. o,r : y b; y, iti In 1 ai.ds *•• • ID* ,b; i i* in blood ’ t;.e cv. hrr and Lin u y ’ * *- • 1 | * > . .'.V t CV • V. .. N i.ii. in. ‘• j’p t .ukd ’ * t• • •.n. se fa r * i, 1 .. t “ 1 ‘ is . 1 * . . . . i: ;*• ’ “ ‘ * ‘H i ■. n ‘V . V. * f• ‘ ) \ , ’ *• D y I Nv ill* , - •a nd; • • ’ . : t: (* : . - i . irl if p’u'disr.n and * * ! •y i • •<. . i t C j Hi <ms : lc’ r l’o i be. ,an tic!i > t t i■l'. .i’ I. <, I ( al ;, li . D ’o. -v t\ —■ V. *v. oi t ;ii . ’ a!s Ileal l *.* I::-e H• . y mat Maidoftl Ual , An nr.jv.ii,. i . l. V* --*• - - *•* * MWT*rE j DESULTORY. I -* •* F male P ‘ri • ti r:. I iLii i- 1 ti.-ii’t al’ou- my - ft- ■ to talk polities < n cnimi.i'ii . c- Cafl I S J t Ut I it.i.dv lit li.e pi'. ki.i Itrtte ot our cee.iilr) ih- uuMiell lave iiup-ii-i.;i,t apatto ml us d’e nu n. —IV uh nil Juc ul,, cl, io u v vt'.u call the u fi.lv; ii Ci.iii;- ii l ink the- TANARUS; ft Ives u in k x ol ru : n .isiirh cnnlequcn e t-> cl.e rath r>, ibai huiuin and th: atai.ii 1; ■’ ■ i vvhecM ;ut in mod üby te nia!. hands wid do as touch : c. irds re n fling cur wrongs aim Hi v iifh. ing i.ur iodepeii.it".t. ,rs a bunco..l th- ufar.d i.i th- b. It niiiit- i men in ’ America. I cm i .<t a ! re in this opinion-—’Squire Horn spur.. .t t. ue American inside an.! . . 1 1 ; j t!< re die ol Ipirming win- 1 .m !■<• ’ is more ahming to John hull, ns he culls king tie* i r and aii I ii fe. ks, tlian Mr. Mar r.N bill and all the other bills that cvnguk. are making for his annoy, no - ami the ’Sq-.iir? f.ys iurther, t>. t his e. tn a ;.e i 1- i-L-'in lacier V,h - .mat Cj ( y-1!o o’ .ir la dr-., nan ’ A \ it!: iv “i, gr- u i . iv [/*ayable bu J yearly. his fs'd -vy has fpinclles. Now T know* i.f n i better rule of wvrU.e, than ti find o.u what iht tnemy v. din s us nt tj do a 1 1 >f e ,-.S “it ir in ai ut tt .iv n* >. • ,cz ui.-.i .ii ■, \- notan . old. a.. • are and- |- il ted I ||- -k i’ i I.i I. 1 .1 E i‘l •!• hat I’ll i i.UL h -.i f] i . v- L “.I Lie WO eels l)jL‘h, Out.iff. THE CDUN IRY BURIAL. f was an tv ninq m tin? ;h of A i : i lti!l rain Jelcend ! from t- far. aulanr Ik win.* bi vv over the ti a. ; the cXu. i*’ .• >tv, near A’r.d :, in *Vu'v.-ickfliii aw p.. red .t a distance ; it ‘pits. „ i- -r ----in. with the rt 3 .i; >n id r e b;a h ans i.alr i: : .’ .1, n t tl.r *i i. *• How heau'i ul (J. i f) -,;! , • ic tuied ;*.n J .•;■ vetti) d--cs nu u i !j::;e:ixe invite the tuiud to c~>n tctnpla.ioii 1” A 1 was cain: 6i ‘ranqoil; ii:v , '-i* fnrn felr the pri;.• ip.; oi good, .ot r tixg th. I) ty, A l est win,; p e. 1 w.ia rapt in i ti dtion. Ui. I was i'illurbed by the diltant founds x l-.veet uliJ plaintive long. I :ur ei about; au>.l be! ei! . L r ;m rht i j* ining ri fe, a party of nun . r i- * a corplh, and a ;• t ml h\ i-’i to the in-.it: ..y if the:r elv [ ,r! and fticii.i —ll k urne *: :• I. ’ : a ll.mntJ i ,v : til ir ~.ir I*.e S * Si;... Wll (- U l Wi.b 111 e .v. > l , ,Vl in til* r<kr. 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