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Savannah (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 18
The present to Col. Withers. --We mentioned the circumstance a day or two ago that several of our prominent and patriotic citizens had it in contemplation to present Col. Jones M. Withers, of the Third Alabama Regiment of Volunteers, at Norfolk, with a fine horse for use in defence of Virginia soil.--The purchase has been made, and sent down to Norfolk. The horse is a celebrated racer and stallion, named Peg Top, thorough-bred, beautiful blood bay, medium size, very active, perfectly gentle, and four years old. He was purchased at the price of $400 from Mr. Gibbons, the proprietor of the extensive race track near Savannah, Ga., and is represented to be a perfect animal in every respect, by all who know his traits.--Petersburg Bepiess
Jones M. Withers (search for this): article 18
The present to Col. Withers. --We mentioned the circumstance a day or two ago that several of our prominent and patriotic citizens had it in contemplation to present Col. Jones M. Withers, of the Third Alabama Regiment of Volunteers, at Norfolk, with a fine horse for use in defence of Virginia soil.--The purchase has been made, and sent down to Norfolk. The horse is a celebrated racer and stallion, named Peg Top, thorough-bred, beautiful blood bay, medium size, very active, perfectly gentCol. Jones M. Withers, of the Third Alabama Regiment of Volunteers, at Norfolk, with a fine horse for use in defence of Virginia soil.--The purchase has been made, and sent down to Norfolk. The horse is a celebrated racer and stallion, named Peg Top, thorough-bred, beautiful blood bay, medium size, very active, perfectly gentle, and four years old. He was purchased at the price of $400 from Mr. Gibbons, the proprietor of the extensive race track near Savannah, Ga., and is represented to be a perfect animal in every respect, by all who know his traits.--Petersburg Bepiess
Gibbons (search for this): article 18
The present to Col. Withers. --We mentioned the circumstance a day or two ago that several of our prominent and patriotic citizens had it in contemplation to present Col. Jones M. Withers, of the Third Alabama Regiment of Volunteers, at Norfolk, with a fine horse for use in defence of Virginia soil.--The purchase has been made, and sent down to Norfolk. The horse is a celebrated racer and stallion, named Peg Top, thorough-bred, beautiful blood bay, medium size, very active, perfectly gentle, and four years old. He was purchased at the price of $400 from Mr. Gibbons, the proprietor of the extensive race track near Savannah, Ga., and is represented to be a perfect animal in every respect, by all who know his traits.--Petersburg Bepiess