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ADMIRAL NELSON,

FIGHT years old last sprI " / beautiful well
formed brown bay horse, imported last fall BY
w iiiam Lighttoot, Esq. aIld now his property,
hhsen hands three inches ANA half high, full OF
strengthS health and viSor, and inferior to no
horse either for speed or bottom ; of fine hone
and muscle and unesualIei activity VIII stand
my stables this season. in Powhatau county.
70 miles above Richmond, on James river, and
will be lot TO mares 1T Three Guinens the lean
PAID down, and Six the season, with 4s sd 10 the
groom; but the season may DE discharged by the
payment of 20 dollars on or before the ist Noven-
Der The season will end Is August Good and
extensive pastures gratis, and servants found
while attending their mares. No responsibility
tor involuntary escapes or accidents.
This horse has not run many races. but his per-
tormances will sufficiently justify the opinion Of
Lord Grosvenor and his son, who certify thar they
considered him the best three year old in En-
gland, which may be seen under their hands and
seals.
In October 1898, at New-Market, he won =
sweepstakes of l400 guheas - subscribers AT
2OO gumeaS each, half forfeit, colts CARVING &
stone Slb. FLIES s stone, beating. Sir Harry, Mr.
Cookson's b. c. 10y Sir Peter. Mr. perrin's b
Dung Javelin, Sir Frances Standish's Oh c SDlir
Pigeon-5 to against Admiral Nelson, Z to 4
against Sir Harry. to against Spit Pigeon,
and 10 10 against Young Jayeiin.
In 1899 he won sweepstakes OF 1000 puineas,
IA subscribers Ut 200guineas each. beating Lord
Egremont's b. c.by Precep,or, CUT of Bob Tail,
Mr.. PERKINS, b. c. Javelin. aad Mr.. Golding's
BoasteT--3 to 7 On Admiral Nelson. In 1900.
ne got so much injured in his practice that he did
not como on the turf again until 1905, when he
won purse of { so, 4 mile keats. beating seve-
raj me horses-See Sporting Magazine for this
year.
PEDICR Rec
ADMIRAL NELSON was bred by Lord
Cresveuor, sot by John Bull and coaled in 1895 4;
his dam Olivia, by Justice her dam Cypher by
Squirrel out of FribbIe's 6inl. BY Regalus.-See
Supplement- 10 the Stud Book, page u.
JOHN HARRIS.
N. B. Notes for the SIX guineas must be sent
with the mares. y3m
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MINISTRY OF RE GRIND JUDGE.

LIST or THE BRIGANDs ARMED BY THE
BRITISH MINISTER TO ATTACK The
LIFE OF TBE FIRST CONSUL.
first Gandng an me 2Ist Hugusi, at tie foot
Of he Cur de ReriHe from an English
cruiser Caft. Right.
/. Georges, eX chef Of the brigands.-
9. Villeneuve.---3.- Lahay St. iiilaire.-
r. Querel, called Courson, arrested on the
lth October, in the Rue de Rochechou.
ants. Ia Bpnte, called Chercher, his
real name Is Breche.--6. P.co,, called La
Petit, arrested the 7th Feb. Rue dc Bacq.
-. F'ochc, the son, arrested at Eu on
the LIST Feb.--s. Jean Marie, under the
name of Lemaire, confidential clerk OF
Georges.
Cecond 6andtHg at he same Ince IN ihc be-
g'Hning II December. from an hughsh
Vosssi Vrthe royal Navy, Captain 7h2mas
Right.
,. Jean Marie, the same as before.
Q. Costor, called St. Victor, one Of the
accoWplices Of the Sd Nivose, arrested
on the 9Th February, IN The Xdm;ouge.-
8. Armand Polignac, arrested ~ the Rue
is.--5. Lemercier.--I. T~merlaue.-7.
Lclau, called Brutus.--S. Pierre Jean.
IHird LaadiHg On the ION JaHuary from an
Eaghsh cuYcr, capt. Jhomas EiFit.
!. Jean Marie-thc same IN the pre-.
cedng debarkations constantly returning
to England to bring the other brigands.--
b. Pichegru, Charles, Ex.general, arrest
ed at Paris the 9th February.---3. Lajo.
lais Ex-general under the name Of Frede
rick, and Dcviie sent to London in No,
vember last by Moreau to Pichcgru, upon
his return TO Paris he was the go between
between Moreau and Pichegru. Arrest
ed &c Paris l4th February.--4. RuzilOn
known among the brigands by the name
Of Gros-Najor. Arrested at Paris ihe 5,t
March,. Julius Polignac, second son 81
the duke Of that name, arrested on tive 80
Of Maroh.--6. Rochelle, called Rochet
Ia Brun Richemont, arrested on the 5;t
Of March.-7. Armand Gaillard of Rouen
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PARIS, lst Germinal (March 22.)
SPECIAL MILT7dRr COMMISSIONS
JUDGMENT.

IN THE NAME OF THE FRENCH PEOPLE.
This day, Soth Tenlose, March 25 in
the 18th year of the republic, the special
military commission formed OF the first
military division by virtue Of a decree of
the government dated the 2lst inst. Eoun-
ed upon the law OF the 10th Frlc,idar,
year s, and consisting OF seven members.
w citizens Hulin, general Of brigade,
president; Guiton, colonel, commandaot
Of the FIRST regiment of c.riassiers: Ia
zancourt, colonel commandant of the f,sr
regiment OF light iutsnry Xavier. colo.
mel, commandant Of the iSLb regiment ut
infantry OF the lire Harrois, colonel.
commandment of the 96,h regiment OF IN
ldntrY ct the line ;--Rabbe, colonel, corr.
mandaut OF the I'd regiment oil the mur,.
c'pai S11rd Of Paris ! D'Autancourt, ca9.
tain MAJOR Of the gendarmerie, exerc,-
sing the functions Of captain reporter
ana Muln, captain Of the 18Th regiment
oi the line, secretary al named bv The
general in chief Murat, governor OF Paris,
and commander Of The first military d..
vision.
The which president, members, teprr-
ter, andseCretary, stand rot to the accused
Or to each other in the deg,kc OF afiuity.
prohibited by law.
The commission Convoked by the order
OF the general IN chief, governor OF PARIS,
organized itself at the chateau de Vinccn-
mes, IN the apartment Of the commander
OF the place, for the purpose of trying
Louis Antoine Henri dc Bourbon, duks
OF Engbein, born az Chaniilly the I'd Nu-
gust, 1902, in height 7O5 millimetrcs,
hair and eye brow9 Of bright chestnut CO.
Tor, long oval countcnancc, well shared,
grey eyes, small mouth, acquiline nose,
and a chin a little pointed.
Accused, LIST OF having taken up arms
against the French republic
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M. LIE Comte de Cohentzel; M. lie
Marquis de Luchesini; the ministers of
the elector OF Baden, of WirtcInburg and
OF Bavaria, of the Helvetian confederate
on, the l4igurian republic. and the Bata-
wan republic, have expressed to the first
consul, through the minister of foreign re.
latIons, the profound indignation their go
vernments feel at the news of the infa
nous conspiracy against the government
OF France. They add that their govern,
ments are penetrated with the importance
resulting to the tranquility of Europe,
from these troubles being timely prevent.
ed.
The elector of Baden issued an order
an the 18th March that all the French e.
migrants established in his territories
should depart at very short,nolice.
Under the head OF Madrid March 10,
the Moniteur mentions that NJ. Frere the
English minister at that court is profound
ly affected by the news arrived from Pa
lis. A lew days previous he advanced
singular opinion in conversation with the
prince OF peace. In conversation with
that prince he said, that assassination and
murder were justi6able in the actual stu
alton of England to rescue the country.
The prince of peace replied hr!skiy, " but
sir, should France adopt the same prin-
ciple, the nations would fight through
means of assassins, Instead of combat
ing with lleets and armie.p--I will not dis
scmble TO you that this sentiment will be
considered with horror by his most catho-
lie majesty. For my own part / can on
~ say that the example OF all ages has
proved that crimes terminate in the de
strr6lion ofthose who have ordained them
or have become their Instruments"
The Moniteur in note 10 the above,
adds, "ths saying of the prince Of peace,
is about To be verified, and at the moment
when England avails itselfof the count d.
Acte;s as anagent, one Of that house Pc
cishes IN repsra1ion OF that crime under
the sword OF the iaw--iniaTuuUs ,sIA IL
shop of Arras, behold The rerGit OF thy
counsels !"
1t is stated that al Bordeaux on the 18th
March, u printer and two other persons
were arrested, concerned, it is said, in the
conspiracy. The printer had with hmm co
pies not yet dry, OF a proclamation OF Louis
the XVIII. freshly printed.
The duke of Enghe;n, of the house Of
Condo, was shot, i'll pursuance of MS sem
tence noticed in former paper.
A detachment of gems d'armes, provid-
ed with Che necessary passports, left Ge-
noa, on the 9th March to receive al
Trieste, the famous brigand, surnamed
lie DiaJie.
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E.Po advertisements, no. erceedinea square
sHfemstF, inserted IN RMS hQter for Ss.Uen-
fy-Is1e cents the first time three doHars for
fhree 7ueeks GO finies) and for every Gdoi-
ftonaI insertion tiirty-three cents. LoI,,s mes
III tie same firotiortion-unLess @ Shsciqk con-
tract be made By tie ye1sr.
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Is now ready for delivery. Any prison wishing
to purchase this useful book may apply to Mr..
Thomas Nicolson, printer, Richmond. Those
having subscriptions are requested TO forward
the nee1fHl as soon rs possible 10 Mr. Nicolson as
above, who Will attend care fully to their com.
mands. Subscribers are requested to make ,hs;r
deposit with the person with whom they have
respe6tv y made their subscriptions, that he may
be prepared 70 draw their books. 1t will BE OH
served, 40 doubt, that this must be the only safe
mode for the author and his subscribers, as he
cannot attend 10 them in person--sut aqreeablv
to the import of former advertisement, IS soon
as convenient, the books will be offered 4, III.
courttouses of many OF me upper Counties, when
subscribers may be supplied, if they think proper
to wait for that opportunity.
SAMUEL x. JENNINGS.
May 10 1904 w3r
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B L A n K b o N ID S
Fer Sale at this QaSa
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No TICR.

n petition viii be presented 10 the next Gene
raj Assembly praying thst t'e James River Ca-
nal COMPANY may be compelled to carry their
Canal into Tide Wafer.
23d May, 1904.
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The beautiful .Ghanish Rorae,

low standing ~ my plantation on Ch'ctaho
N mnny near the new bridges, will be let TO
mares at Twelve Dollars he season, PAYABLE the
first day Of O@tober next, bu, Eofes 10 lie sem
with he ma-es) may b. be discharged by paving
Ten Dollars on or by the Isl Of Auguast when
the season will end. Insurance Eighteen Dol
lars, (nO'es sent rs above payable tie is March.
l8O5) Five Dollars cash ,he leau in eith~,
case Half a Dollar 20 tnc Groom, ~ he paid
down.--Marcs will be fed with Clover and ILL
Germ gratis and Corr If required, n the SELLING
price. have 20 spare stalls in a strong new
stable, With substantial locks. where they NAV
be kept Of nights, but wili not be answcrable for
escapes.
APPALUSIA is lately from South America.
about MAE years old, IS hands high, Of beau,i.
FIJI snow white color and most elegantly formed
il is unnecessary to point out the great superi.
ouy Of this excellent breed Of horses for the sad
die, harness &c. as it IS generally known that
they a5e wei gated, gentle md the most hardy
and thrifty horses 10 the World, and many live to
be upwards o. 50 years ai
BENJAMIN DUVAL..
Richmond, May 2lst, 1904.
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'7cco"fhces 7aio did nor land az Be,,;yys
! some haVc 6een to Fscuce fo,. se,,eroJ
years, Others iandedia B.fttaay, and zyerc
10 'ecrHit 6risanda there 10 send Them I'd
Paris.
/. Gaillard Rioul of Rouen, known, bv
The name Of St. Vincent, Houyel, and Du.
Vail. Desol de GrissolIes, concealed az
Paris where he waited for GEORGES: he
wentin coach on the first SeptembertoSt ST;
Leu and brought him to Paris arrested
on the 10th OF November on the Boule-
ward Itallen.-3. Bouvet de Lozier, one
iot the principal conhdants of Georges
charged to procure him lodgings at Paris
and the environs---4. Abraham Aupus.
tus Charles d'Hosier-5. Reuben Lar
moudiere, who came from Rennes 70 ion,
the assasslns arrested on the 9TH Febru
airy, In one OF the houses Of the Band rue
de Bacq.-6. Barbon MiIabry called Bar.
CO... Roger, called Loiseau, came from,
England by way of Brittany, vent to Pa
rIs with forged Passport from Rennes
arrested rue oa'ntonge, on the Sth Fe-
bruary.-S. Herve, shoemaker at Rem.
ness Merelle of ST Paers, suba;.
tern assassin, arrested on the 9TH Februa-
cy'-lo. Noel Oucorps, comm!ssarv OF
tie Drlgsnds, arrested at Au1ale ON the
28,h JAnuary.-il. Luis Hucorps. his
son, an eX,Chouan, and robber of dilipen.
ces--l2. The ex marquis of Revere, the
conldant OF the Count q Arlois, 'Fb.
portrait OF that prince was found upon him.
with TINS 1nscrptlon---'' Given by the
Count a'Artois to his faithful aid de camn
de Rovere, ior the perilous journies TAX
en- IN his service" Arrested on the Sd
of March. The names of seventeen o..
lners are given bat they are Of no note.
So Moreau, general, had an understan.
dinS with the enemies of the STA com.
municated with Pichesru; sent to Lon
don, ever since the var, 10 confer with the
enemies, through the medium of Piche-
CRU; held communications with GEORGES
through Freshiere and Vileneuve-since
Piehegru's arrival at port Paris, he saw
ti'm several times. Once Pichegru was
in company with Georges; MoYeau com.
monicated with Pichegru through Dol.
land, LaiOlals, AID Fresniere. Arrested
on the i4th February.
IL fresniere, private eecretsrv 10 No
Ieau, communicated with Georges thru
FhieneuYe, principal corhdant Of Picbe.
IBru' ana brought Pichegru several times
TO Moreau.-Fie is aed.-53. BadoulilIe
former aid de-camp to Pichegru, SPY 40.
on our armies, correspondent of " ;ckham.
agent OF Pichegru was there. Arrested
OH the Sd March---94. The Able David.
charged With Iyir5 the FIRST knot of all his
plot arrested on The OH December last
year, as he was going to London to Piche-
gtu' Brought TO the temple on the ISM
pecember'-35, S., 81, So. Victor Con.
cherry, Roland arrested on the 18th Fe.
DruaTys Freche, sen. arrested on Sd Fe..
bruaiy, and Monnier, arrested on the 5tl,
February.
M The Grand Judge.
(Signed) REGNIERF.
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Dollars 1855
T I OK T. T S

May be had Of George Tucker, Thomas Taylor,
and Samuel Peasants, j.. in Richmond Robert
Birchett and Watkins Leigh, Petersburg; Tho
mas Newton, DR.. Barrand, 9, Littleton w. Taze.
well, Norfolk; Hugh Mercer, Fredericksburg /;
Henry Tucker, Winchester; Chapman Johnson,
Stanton; and in all the towns in Virginia, and
~ many places in the country.
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LATEST
Foreign MfeiHgenCe

Translated from late French haficrS, recrfu
ed at the office Of tie Nrso York Morning
Chronicle.
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Dollars, 10000

JUIIdISs OUIUUU
All tickets drawn blank may be rene w ed IN IN
next class, at 10 dolls each the price of all o.
theirs will be ID dolls.
All prizes Of Is dollars may be renewed FOR the
next class, OF paid, at the option of the person
entitled If they DC not claimed within three
months after the drawing commences they will
be considered as renewed in the second class.
The drawing TO commence - the city Of Will
liaE1sburg, on tie Isl day of June, 1904 under
the management Of James Madison. John Brack-
en-, William Nelson, Roberr Greenhow, BurweH
Bassett Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham
pion Travis, William Lighifoot, Littleton w.
Tazewel, George Tucker and James Semp.c.
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Tie Celebrated English .Sfalfon,

ATE the properly Of his grace the Duke Of
IL Bedford, and sire Of Spectator, Taran,ula,
Jenny, Spinner, Creeper Phenix, Hospitality &c.
will stand the ensuing season, near Fsrrnvlle, at
Ten Guineas and Dollar to the groom for each
mare. The season viii commence the FIRST day
Of March next and end the LIST day of August fol-
lowing extensive pasturage Of superior quality
VIII be furnished gratis aud the greatest attention
paid, but no responsibility for accidents or escapes
The money will be expected for the season Of such
mares as are pastursd before they are removed,
and notes sent with those that are nor 20 be left
with the horse, payable the 1st Of August next.
Applyto RICHARD KNOWLES,
Agent for John Randolph.
Bizarre, Jan. IS, 1904. wtf.un
=. S. Farmviile is miles below Prince Edward
courthouse, and IS from Cartersville. Mares fed
If required.
B l. AN K b O Nd s
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Williamfbrrr, tune II, 1904
w ashington Tavern,
Bl' SHINES EDMONDS0M


'HE subscriber having added largely 10 his
4 house and stables has it completely in his
power to entertain any number OF ladies Snd gem
,lemen tina, MAJ think proper to call on hint
beng well supplied with the besthguors that could
be procured from Cordon's sock in Richmond,
and Ia every respect better prepared aocGiuTao-
date company ihan he has ever been since lie liv-
ed in Stanton
Asthere wers some persons living on the road to
Charlottesville last summer. not friendly to-
wards him as they m ght be. and knew cf no o.
ther way they dane attempt njure him, fell up-
ON the low. pitiiul plan OF Informing strangers
that they could ma get accommodation At his
house, i'll conse quenSe ofhis being much crouded,
when they knew nothing of the company that
was with him at the time. The report must have
been circalatIa from bad heart, for IL is woir
known we have never turned off gen,eel cornpa-
ny for want Of room He also informs the pub-
hc that there is mail stage 'hag runs from Rich
mond to Staunton once week and Stops at his,
house-that I've VIII keep hack and pair oil hors-
and an excellent driver for the accommodation
of company thar travel IN the stage TO this place
and may wish to Visir any Of the springs this sea-
Stanton. Sure Is, IsO&. CIV
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NoTICE.... Thata petition

will be presented TO the next General Assembly
# Virginia, praying for amendment of or re
peal OF an act paSset heir last session, emitted
% An aet for improving the Nsviga ION OF James
River" Richmond NAV %. 1904.
y Y vi.Iue of = Decree ii lie Corr of the U.
- nIsed States for ;he 5.h circuit in the Virgil
mia Distriti, bearing date ~ Sd day of Dece NJ
Der 1903 in b,ha!Fof oln GlaaseU against " IL
liam W aker, James W I.kS,, Mer.y W alks ana
john " aher, y, i'll be solo, the lag hest bidder
iOr ready money, u ktnhawa ugrhCuse, on the
Oath day of august meXj, the following 1RAC IS
OF AND, viz One granted 10 VIM Walker
on the ) "a OF May 1896. containing l12 IL acres,
on Elk river, = branch of the Creat Kenha,ya,
bou; miles from the mouth, opposite to a survey
MADE for Leonard Cooper and VIM. Morris at tue
mo0th of the Sciona creek hat einpties INTO ELK
o. the south side-One other trat1 granite, to said
WIN Walker on the 2Sth May 1888, containing
$40 acres on the head waters of the left hand fork
Cfa creek emplying into Elk river on the nor:h
west side III tie shallow fcrd, about or 5 miles
from tho mouth Of said river, adjoining survey
made foG said Waiker-One other trati granted %
the s.ia VIM Walker ON the 26th May 1893, con-
tanning no acres, on ELK river. on the south east
side, aborta mile from Its nou;h-Onc other ira q
grained To the s2id VIM Walker on the 27th OF
May 1898, containing 200 acres, onihe ucrtn SIDE
OF Elk r:ver. the third bottom above the mouth CT
Sandy creek--One oshs. tract granted 70 the sid
VIVA Walker on the eth of MAJ 1888, contain-
lag 100 acres. the norh side e Elk river, the
foulih bottom above the mouth &c SANDY creek
on the sare side IF The river-Cne other tra6
granted to the said VIM Walker on the Doth Nav
1855, containing 1909 acres, Oh a lerthand branch
of a creek emp;yirg into Elk river, on the north
side opposite o The 6rstisand .n sid river
Que othur tra9 granted to the said WA Walker
Oh the 26th OF May l73S. Containing co. acres,
on the sOuth side ofE,k river the third bottom on
the river above VIM Arbuckie's land, opposite
tne m ulh of Sandy creek.
The whole OF the above mentioned land at the
TINE it was surveyed lay in the county of Green.
brer, all of which will be sold, o. so much there
or as shall be sufficient to raise the sum of four
thousand one hundred and ten dollars 80 cents,
with interest on dolls 2796 70. at s per centun
per annum, fior, the 22d March, 1893 the costs
of s,ic and carrying this decree into effect
RS Rem. MOSBY, dcting C1ntpissnrev
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ROBIN REDBREAST,

A FINE bay, fifteen and halfhands high, i'm
ported from England last spring, Will stand
the ensuing season at my stable in Chesterfield
county, on APpomattox river, Is miles ABOVE Pc
'ersonrg' TO cover mares At twenty-five dollars
the season, Tor which notes will be expected, dis
chargabe by the payment of twenty dollars on or
before the iirst day of October next ten dollars
the leap TO bepaid when the mare is covered, with
one dollar Tor each mare TO the groom. Good
and extensive pasturage gratis, having nearly one
thousand acres of high and low land in six differ
ent enclosures, under strong fences, besides seve-
raj clover lots. The greatest attention shall be
paid to mares left in M care. but will be liza
bic for accidents or escapes.
p Il ID 7 G x e E.
ROBIN KEDBREAST was got by Sir Peter
Ieazle, his dam Wrcr. by Woodpecker, his grand
darn Papii!ion, (Sir Peters dani) by Snap. his
great grandam Miss Cleveland, b. Regulus his
Srea' great gra1da.i I%idge, by son OF Bay Boil.
ton. BariletS Childers, Honey Arabian,
dam of die Two rrue 3hes.
(Fakem from the general stud book.)
= Z X = o 4 81 4 N c Z.
In 1900 (the only year he rum ut Bridgnorth,
June l0, 4 mile heats. a: four years old, ne won
the maiden p!a,e. beating Mr. Days Raginer, by
| Ffeeipita'e, and Mr.. Cars Prospect
The next day at the same place, 4 mile heats,
he came IN trstand first, bug icst the for the
want ofa few ounces ia fightthe iasr beat
Ar Newcastle, July Sd. he wen the members
purse OF * 80, 4mile heats, beating MIR Harrison's
trumpator, & dis,ancing Sir'F Mosryn's Hedera
Az Nantwich, july 10, he won the town purse
| of e SO. beating NJ. Smiths Sultan, and distan.
cling Sir T. Mostyn's Hedera
AT Warwick, Sept 2. he won his majes,y's
plate OF 100 guineas, + mile heats beaung Lord
Donegail's Fugleuan, and distancng MIR Tharm's
! Marquis.
lie won the purse at Litchfeld, Sept. II, 4
mile heats, beating Lord Donegahs b h. by
Pot.o's, and dstancirg MFR Brooke's Baron Nile
/ Lord OXford's Victoria and Mir Cases Cocoa
free. lie was never beaten mile heaIs excel
at Er' i&north, as above stated, where, althougl
IL wa gwen against him, it was evident that il,
was Much the best horse
THOMAS COODE.
March lsr 1904. #