Saturday, March 18. HOUSE & CATTLE ! AUCTION AT RIVERLANDS. PLAWRENCJB has received * instructions from C. Red- wood, Esq., to ;SELL BY AUCTION ON SATURDAY, MARCH 18th, At Riverlands, At 11 o'clock, sharp : — 30 Head of Thorough-bred HOKSES. 40 Head of Very Superior CATTLE. One Mare— Magnolia— by Totara out of Mnggie Lauder One two-year-old Filly, by Lilli- pie, dam Harebell One four-year-old Colt — Sir Tat- ton — by Paniel O'Rourke — dam Harebell [All the above horses are m training.] Maggie Lauder, by Socrates; dam, Pa&cake. Maggie Lauder is the dam of Rata and Magno- lia, and is stinted by Rama ftania One Yearling Colt, by Cassivela- mis ; dam, Maggie Lauder Rosebud, dam of Wheel of For- tune; stinted by Rama Rama Two-year-old Filly— Midnight— by Lillipie ; dam, Rosebud Three-year-old Filly, by Marora, dam, Rosebud Lnrline, by Socrates ; dam, Juno ; out of Woodstock. [For pedigrees of the above see Stud Book.] Several other Thoroughbred Stook too numerous to catalogue. Four-year-old Upstanding Hack, up to 20 stone. CART STOCK. Bay Mare— Moll— by Glancei-, stinted by Model Black Legs ; with filly foal at foot by same horse Three-year-old Iron Gray, by Conqueror ; dam, Fanny ; Fanny, by Glancer Two-year-old Filly, by Young Sir Colin out of Fanny Four-year-old Bay Filly, by Nobleman ; dam, Darling, stinted by Nobleman-Black* legs Three-year-old Bay Gelding, by Young Sir Colin, out of Moll Several other Draught and Hack Horses will be offered. 40 Head of CATTLE, con- sisting of; — One yearling pure-bred Durham Bull One two-yoai-old pure-bred Dur- ham Bull Several imported Milch Cows heavy m calf, and some will calve m winter (when milk is very scarce) Heifers, Steers, and Calves. The auctioneer particularly draws attention to this very important sale, as such superior stock aB will be offered is rarely brought to the hammer. The auctioneer will make I no comment on the pure-bred stook. | it being well-known to all that Mr C. Redwood spares no expense m getting the Very Best Stock, and it iB a common saying m and out of the province, "If you want to see goed stock, go to C. Redwood's." ' P. LAWEENCE, Auctioneer, HOUSE AND CATTLE SALESMAN. Lunch provided at 1 o'clock, and plenty of feed for horses. Tafner's coach will leave the auc- tioneer's at .10-30 a.m, 193 Saturday, March 25. 