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The following curious receipt for curing
freih proviions to carry abroad, has been tried
bya gentleman who has twice made the experts
mcnt in voyage TO Archaneel, and one to the
Welt Indies. Let the meat. whether beef OF.
mutton, be freih killed, and when hung till it be
perfectly cold, lett be cut in quarters, lay each
on block and fprinkle it over with ingredients
prepared in the following manner slignumvite
fine chips one pound, common lalt ounces.
coarfe fugaf four ounces, falt prunella half an
ounce; when it has been well fpfinkled,, incloic
the whole in fleet lead; which done layit;n
cheit and as each lot is aid in. cover it with
frefh iaw-duft ramit well down and yer
the whole clcte Meat (parriclarly fine fat beef
has been eat frefl, 70 prepared. six~eeks rtwo
months after falling fror. England the beef
muf be in fine or er, and when taken on, for
drefing, lit roaiss bee it>fhould be wif>A aud
icraped clean, and ple down 10 the hse as lAiSk
as pebble. --Ph,lGd. faYsr.
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Advertisement.

'AKEN up and committed 60 the iail Of
u Washington county, runaway negro man,
about feet or inches high, supposed to be be-
tween 80 and 10 years of age, says his name is
JERRY tim visage--had on when bro'r 20 Jail
a drab colored coat, blue overalis aud with hin,
a number of clothes, among which is a broad
rio'd dim,ty Jacket. He says that he belongs to
John Walker L Cherokee Indian. and was BID 20
the said Walker by Mr. Teel of Tennessee He
was committed to the jail of this county the 11rh
day OF December last. The owner is requested
10 come and prove his property, pay charges and
take him away
JAMES LONGLEY, Tailor
Washington county, Virginia,
Jan: 9th 1874. w3m
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mails and alter the times of arrival and denar,ure
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accidents exeePted) in arriving after the time
Prelctioeu IN any contract the contractor fhali
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Should any perion making proporals de(ir.
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make IN the terms of the contract
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TO itase'it in his propoials
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whenever three failures happen which amount TO
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aud are to continue in force COR two years.
GIDEON GRANGER.
Posr~MAsrER GENERAL.
General Post-OFce,
Washington CITY, Fe5,Ha,y %, 1904. oasp6t
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w O N d E r,

IMPORTED lat tai Ia the fhip Mon
Z ticei!os will Hand, at my Gable, the en-.
lung iealon, aud be let TO mares at Six Gui-
neaa each mare the lealon, and Dollar 20
the groom--but may be difcharged with
Five, provided they are paid By the 6rft day
OF October next. as good paRuragc as
any in Virgins, with leparate inclo(ures
for mares and coltO) gratis, aud the gres-
tet attention mall be paid them, but | will
not be aniwerable for accidents or efcapes.
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In 1898, he won the great produce takes
at York, of two hundred guineas each, five
tubfcribers, four miles.
In 1899, he won the rweekaakes at
Stamford, of ten guineaa each for all ages,
beating Mr.. Heathcote's Warter, eight
iubicsibers, two mites. The fame year he
ran iecond, in fweepaakes at York. for
twenty guioeas each, feyen fubfcriheru, two
miles, beating Lord a Hamiltoo's colt by
Walnut, out of Nun, Sir Thomas CAT
coigOs's Maid of the Miil and abraham
Newland, now called CockGehter.
In 1900, for the York Oatiands, of IF
ty guinea: each, he ran iecoud to Cockaeh.
ter, allowing him (even pounds, bes,iug Mr..
Cookfon's SIR Harry, eleven fubfcfibers,
two miies. The fame year, at Duncaaer,
he beat Sir Georse a tmi'agc's Tartar, oue
hundred gnineas each, four miles. The
lame year he challenged MIR. Johnion'o Sir
Solomon, offering bve pounds, Eve hundred
guneas each, two miles
WONDER, was lsmed in training in
1901, and has never fince aarted He wa,
bred by Lord FiIzwilliam, is fifteen hauds
three inches high, nine Yeas OLD lah fpring,
iui or bone, very hsudiome. and free from
all natural blemiihes--He i. dark che(nut,
and is uuqu-ltiona5ly as line horfe as ever
was Imported 10 this country, and of as
good bock-and as a runner Re certainly
has exhibited well having beaten Warter,
Cockhghter, and Sir Harry, three OF the
belt hories on the Engliih turf 1t will be
obiervedy that his dam was got by Domed,
anc he IS perhaps as nearly like his grand
tre' as Ii is poiLlbie for one horie to be like
another.
WONDER, covered two feafoue in En-
gland, the hrtt at Two aud the laa a, five
guineas, which Rrongiy indicates his grow
Ing reputation IS foal getter.
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[ IL ID CENTS srAGLEl

ttteen DAYS to make out an account Of
the sum due from each DELINQUENT COL
lector and transmit, said account to the
clerk ot the court Of common pleas orthe
proper county, whose duty it shall be TO
issue summons To- the coroner, com.
manding him TO notify The collector and
his securities To appear at the succeeding
Term OF the court and shew cause, irany.
why Judgment should not be rendered
against him at the suit of the auditor. and
the court OF common pleas are hereby re.
CURED to enter Judgment against such
collector and his securities on the returu
OF the said summons, the same havino
been served by leaving copy thereof AZ
the usual place of abode Of such collector
and his securities, for the amount of the
account by the auditor transmitted and
ten per centum damages on such sum
unless such collector or his securities
shall produce the auditors recent of the
payment OF the account aforesaid. then
III such case the court shall dismiss The
suit upon the collector or bis securities
paying reasonable costs, and in case iudp.-
ment shall be rendered, the clerk shall
Issue execution thereon in due form OF
law directed to the coroner returnable in
thirty days, and the coroner when he shall
have collected the amount of execution
or such part thereof as may be, he Shall
within twenty days, pay The sum SO col
elected, into the treasury of this state, Of
which payment the treasurer shall Give
his receipt, which receip, the coroner
shall deliver to the auditor and take his
receipt, and the payment so made shall
be by The auditor carried To the credit of
such deiinquentcolleclor, and The coroner
shall be allowed lawful fees and tweiye
cents Tor each miles travel 10 the treasu-
ry from the seat of Justice in his county.
to be levied and collected bv him FROM,
such delinquent collector or his secure
ties.
Sec. %. .Hnd be il further enacied. That
the collector for the Virginia military dis
trIct shall from and after the first Morda,.
OF August annually, collect and receive
all taxes OF non residents CHARGED win
taxes upon his duplicate. and in case nav
ment be not made by the first Niondf, nr
december, said collector shall CHARGE ~
dehnquents with penalty of twenty s,
per cent. on the taxes of all de,.no,,-,....
ana 1t shall be his duty within ten .,r-
thereafter to make out and deliver 10 The.
auditor a schedule from his duplicate OF
all the taxes that Shall not have been
PAID by the time aforesaid. and The auditor
on receiving the schedule shall CHARGE
the collector with The said penalty on the
amount OF all the taxes contained in hi,
schedule.
Sec. %. 01'd be itfurther enocfca, That
the collector of each county shall at least
fifteen days before the first Monday ia
December yearly, keep open an Office for
the receiving of taxes at the seat of ius-
tee IN the several counties either nv him
SELF or his deputy, who hall without fail
attend each and every day from the hours
OF SIX in the morning until eight in the
evening. (3w1
THO: GIBSON,
Inditor joy kic Sfaie of Ghfo,
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In 1896, WONDER, then two year,
old, won the fweepHakeo at York, Of 90
gulneas each, for two years old colts, eight
itoue, tllies leven 0one twelve pounds. iix
iub(cribero, beating Lord A. Hamilton's
brother to Rauoon, aud Mr.. Lowther's b.
c. by Doomed, cut of Tulip, twenty to one
again& the winner.
In 1927, when three yearo old, carrying
eight tone i.gen pounds, at Doncaaer, he
beat Mr. Si,well's Commodore, eight Zone,
the laa half mile, for 100 guiness each.
The fame Gay he received forfeit from Mr.,
Bakers 6. Hay-Hazard, eight a,ae
each, 400 goineas each, two miles.
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AGAINST

AGAINST
Thomas lnglis, Lon Brown, Jo- !. In C5anceyy.
seph Davidson, Henry Fairly,
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ENHE defendant Thomas Inglis not having
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BRUFF, DENTIST, IF Washington civ, In.
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Nv PTNKERTON.

THE As TRIO oMIcAl INTRODUCTION
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P E d. c. R E E.

he was got by Phenomenon, QUE Of the
dam of Lord FitzwilIism's Brown Fanny,
by Diomed--graadam by Mard<e, Young
Hag, Lalurnham'a dan by m, Ola liaE,
Fiydra's dam by Crab. Ebony by Chllder 4,
out of Old Eboay by BaHo. Phenomenon
was got by Kiug Herod--hio dam Frenzy
by Ecliple, her dam by Engineer, graoda,n
by Blank Lafs of th- Ma by Traveller,
Miis MaGeleis by Young Grsyhouud Part
ner' Woodcock, crofc's gay Barb, Make
leiS, Brimmer, Dickey Pierfon, ION OF
Dodlworth. Burton Barb mare. Taken
from yhe GeaeFal Stud Book.
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