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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30
BURR MILESTONE
MANUFACT0RY

6TfNUF.fCTORY.
gTTE sabscriher takes this mode of returning his
shanks to hil former patrons, and Forming the
(rublc ia general, that ne has (by desire of MS
Sriends) re commenced The MANUFACTURE
ING Of BURR MILL-STONES and having
fu-ni5hed himself with supply of the best ma
terias, and having had sixteen years experience
in the business, in Baltimore, Petersburg and
Richmond, hopes 10 be able to give satisfaction
TO his employers.
The stones he viii warrant to be as good as a
ny in the United States.
Any orders left with Capt. WILLIAM PEN
MOCK, Norfolk Capt. WILLIAM CHAMBERS
Staun,on; Mr. WILLIAM HAY, Wythe county,
or Mr.. RonERT MooRE, Petersburg, shall be du-
ly attended 10, and country produce received in
ya-mcnt, =. the customary prices.
NJ TWO APPRENTICES viii be taken
10 The above business, and short time required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond Jan. 10Th, 1903. (u)
NIB. FOR SALE, PLALS7.ER Of PARIS,
IN stone or ground for the Improvement ofland,
with directions for 5he use thereof
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FOR S.ALE,
By Edward Italian.

AT his Grocery Store, opposite The Swan Tavern.
5000 WI. excellent Salt Petred Bacon
1000 WI of prime Butter.
Patent Shot, by the bag or 100.
Madeira. Tenerife and Sherry Wines.
Antigua, Jamaica and New-England Rum.
Cogniac Brandy and Whisky
Philadelphia Porter, by the bbl 8 doz each.
Coffee by the bag-Moasses by the hid.
Loaf & brown Sugar-Hyson & Imperial Teas.
Ivy IL and 10 by 10 Window Glass.
Bar Iron, Irish Potatoes, &C.
The above articles will be sold low for ready pay.
april %, 1904. WITT
Ahair Of NezU- England MULES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30

$4,000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 10000
N. B. Prizes subject to deduction of Is per
cent.
This lottery has been authorized by the Legis-
lature of Virginia, for the laudahls purpose OF <
reGting seminary of learning in or near the me-
tropos of this state. With this view, it is con-
teplated raise % 600 dollars, and 9, 500dollars
in addition, for defraying the expenses attendant
on awning the lottery. Citizens of the first re.
spe6tability have been selected as trustees, and
they have pledged themselves use their utmost
. exertions to carry it into efea. The scheme has
the advantage of giving TO each adveUturer, i
chance for very large prizes, whilst the pre-
portion of prizes to blanks. is great TO invite
the friends of the intended institution to paytake
in the lottery, with very little risk of their becom
ing losers. The treasurer of the state is 70 be APP
| pointed receive the money for the tickets
they are sold, and TO pay the amount of the pri.
yes TO the fortunate adventurers. II is believed
that the above considerations will induce rapid
sale Of tickets and the drawing will commence as
soon as i sufficient Number shall be sold 20 autho-
rize (which 1t is believed will DC on the second
| Monday in December next.
Richmond, January 81, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30

Joseph Caldwell, convicted of horse stealing at
the distritt court of Washington, MAY 1902 born
in the county Of CHARLOTTE, feet Il inches high,
81 years old, fair complexion, dark hair and blue
eyes, has a bad cOunrenauce, and when spoken 70
cannot look youin Jhc face.
Robert Person, convi6led Of the same offence
at the district court ofthe Sweet Springs, O0cber
1902 born in the county of Botetourt, feet high,
- years old, fair complexion, dark hair and blue
eyes, very thin visage and has = down look; also
has the appearance ofbad health.
Cullen Demmory dark muIatto, convicted OF
murdsr in the second degree, the distri6t court
OF Suffolk, May, 1901; born in the county of
Southampton, feet ~ inches high, q years
old, black hair and black eyes, and very tl,in Wis.
&c.
Caldwell and Person made their escape fycm
the penitentiary The 10th OF April last aud were
retal;en in the counties OF Botetourt < Washing
ron, and were both tried for escaping and SEMEN
ced 70 two years additional confinement; the
former by the distYa court OF Washington in
Sept last, an1 the latter by the disrid court held
at the Sweet Springs IN od. following.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30
Plaster of Paris.

] have Just received from Nova Scotia, cargo Of
PLASTER or PARIS, said TO be Of the best
kind, which l will sell on reasonable terms.
SAMUEL PAINE.
May IL, 1904 IS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30
LoyaLEombany.

a MEETING Is earnestly recommended to the
members, anG PROPOSE to be held At the Swan
Tavern IN Richmond on the fourth Monday in
May. All persons in,eressed,i it hoped, viii Gle
,her attend themselves, or appoint some agent to
represent them. TN MoP 8.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30
Ten Dollars Re1vard.

CTRAYED or stolen from the Subscriber on
- Wednesday the second instant, at the Fair.
field races, TWO HORSES, viz one dark bay
horse about years old. 5 feet high with dim
star in his forehead. bob tail, his fore feGocks
IRE cut short, and his back much scarifed The
other is a brown mouse coloured horse, about 5
feet high his OF eye is not good, and has a small
streak of white hair on hts shoulder. Whoever
takes up said horses and delivers them to me-, at
Mr. Robert Davis's Tavern in the city Of Rich.
mond, shall receive the above reward---any ipfor.
nation (by letter or otherwise) of said horses will
be thankfully received.
JAMES JONES.
R-hmond, May 10Th, 1904. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30

II. Court continued and heid for .4L6emarie
county, me ninth day Of My, 1904.
Richard Harrison, pltf.O
against o1.
White, defts.
THE defendant Claiborne Sandidge not having
entered his appearance according to law and
the rules OF this court, and it appearing to the sa-
tisfaaon of the court that the said Claiborne San.
didge is not an uha5itant of this commonwealth
On the motion of the plaintiff by his attorney, 1t
is ordered, that the said Claiborne Sandidge do APP
pear here on ;he first day OF the next August
term and answer the bill OF the complainant; and
that copy fthis order be inserted III some
paper published in tins state, and continued for
two months successfully, and that another be post
ed 1T the front door OF this courthouse
A copy--Teste,
IOHN. NICHOLAS elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30

- TICKETS to he had of Robert Pollard,
Do9 John Brockenbrough VIM Price, Greg
Samuel Peasants, jr. and William Prichard
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30
JOHN NICHOLAS, elk.

1T a Court held for Washington county, the
ooh day Of March, 1904.
Robert Craig, Complainant
AGAINST In
JOHN NJ Means and Sarah his wife, Z C5ance,y.
Defendants. J
THE defendants not having entered their APP
pearance and given security according to the
a6t OF assembly and the rules of this court, and
happening to the satisfaction or the court that
they are not inhabitants of til, commonwealth of
Virginia On the motion of the complainant, by
his counsel, II $ ords Ell, that the said defend.
ants do appear here on the third Tuesday in July
next and answer the bill of the complainant; and
that copy Of this order be inserted in some pub
lie newspaper published in this state for two
months successfully and posted At the front door
of the courthouse ofthe said county.
a Copy,
Teste,
DAVID CAMPBELL, DC
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CONDITIONS.

I. It shall be printed from the last London edi
rion, and be published in Eight Oaavo Volumes,
during the year 1904
IL. II shall be delivered to those Subscribers
who take it in Volumes, at Two Dollars per Vo-
lume, ia boards.
Those who wait for the completion of the
Work, may have it either at Sixteen Dollars in
boards or in good and handsome binding, at
Twenty Dollars payable on delivery.
Itwilibe enriched with Two whole sheet Maps
Ono Of the Eastern, the other Of the Western
part Of ths Roman Empirc--A Map Of the parts
Of Europe snd Asia adjacent TO Cons5an;nope,
and an eierantly engraved Head of1he Author.
~ Subscriptions received b SAMUsL PLEA.
SAINTS, ir Richmond ep
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Sy tbe G0SeyMor Of Il. SoS.moaVOeGfi5 2t YrSiaia,
A PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLAMAIION
nv HEREAS 1t is represented to tho Execu-
w tive, that Joseph Caldwell and Robert
Person, confined for horse stealing, and Cullcn
Demmory, confined FOR murder in the second de
gree, have (the two former for the second time)
escaped from the penitentiary. ! have therefore
thought fit, with the advice fthe counoiof state
to issue this proclamation, hereby Offering a re
ward Of one hundred dollars fer each of the con.
viets so escaped, to any person or persons who
shall apprehend and convey them or either ofthen
to The peniteu,;ary. Aud dc moreover require
all officers civil and military, and exhort the good
people OF the commonwealth TO use their. best en-
deavors to appreheud and convey to the peniten-
tiary aforesaid she said Joseph Caldwell, Robert
Pejrson and Cullen Demmory.~
Given under my hand with the seal OF the COM
L. S. nlonweaith annexed at Richmond, this 31st
day Of March, 1904.
Signed, 10HN PAGE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30
~ t5e GoverHoT oi f3c LoHWon'seIlf5 Of Virginia
A PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLAMATION.
XTTHEREAS il is represented to the Execu.
w tive that Israel Wilkinson, who wai COM
mltted to the Jail ofthe distri6i of Stanton, char
ged with horse stealing, hath escaped from the
said jail have therefore thought fit with the
advice Of the council Of state TO issue this procla
nation, hereby Offering reward Of fifty dollars to
any person or persons who shall apprehend and
convey to the said district jail Of Srauntcn the
said Israel Wilkinson. And 1 do moreover re-
quire all officers civil ADD military and exhort the
good people OF this commonwealth to use their
best endeavors to sppreacnd and convey to the
jail aforesaid the said Israel Wilkinson.
Given under my hand with the seal Of the COM
L. S. monwcal;h annexed at Richmond, this SIst
day Of March, 1904.
Signed, JOHN PAGE,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30
l G. E.,

For sale at the Falling Garden. Apply at the
Brick house in said ga,den, where constant at
tendance Will be given. May 30.
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The history of the long and interesting period
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no where else to be found in the shape of regular
and we arranged history The Publishers pre-
sumo to hope, ybat they do service to their coun
Try in giving an Edition OF it from the American
press They will briefly speak of their inten-
tions, and the superiority of this edition.
1. Il will be Inc most complete Edition of
G1Buox extant-Because il will he enriched with
the Memoirs Of his Life and Writings, written by
hinseif-This will be an addition to the London
copy of nearly eco pages.
:. L. will be about third cheaper than the
London Copy.
;. It will BE- executed in the best ste.-The
Publishers, with confidence, recommend to the
public an inspection Of the BooKs, published by
them within the last three years.-They are, Ras-
sells Ancient and Modern Europe, Volumes
The Domestic Encyclopedia, Volumes, and
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JOHN WARD, C. r. C.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09
LAWS OF THE UNION:
IPUBLIsHsp BY AUTHoRIrY.1

CUNGKEcS
OF THE.
UNITED STATES,
Al the Firft SeGon, be-
gun and held at the City
Of Wilmington, in the
Territory Of Columbia.
on the Seventeenth day
of Odober, 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09
AN ACT

AN ACT
Supplementary TO the aef, entitulcd An sd
TO prefcribc the mode in which the public
seas, records and Judicial proceedings in each
State, fhsll be authenticated 10 as TO take ef-
feef in every other State"
DEE <na7sd. BY he Senate and Hayjs ef Re-
ID pr,<ssafiuss sf fbe Usned Sfafss Of Asreri-
ra, ~ Cosgrs6 eDshbk&. That from and after
the paGsgc OF this act, ali records and exempli-
hcstion. Of Office books, which are or may be
KEEP, 10 any public Office of any State, not ap.
pertaining to scourt, fhail be proved or admit
Ted in any other court or Office in any other
State, by Ire atreaation of the keeper Of the fad
records or books, and the ieal ofhis Office there
10 annexed, If there be Zeal together with
certificate Of the prc6ding jufice Of the court of
the county or diarid. az the cafe may be, in
which fuch Office ], or may be kept or Of the
.governor, the fecre,sry of Rate. the chancellor
of the keeper Of the great feal OF the State, that
che iaid sticfation Is in due form and BY the pro-
per officer and the faid certificate, If given by
the prehding juaice 3f a court, mail be firther
authenticated by the clerk or prothcnotory of
the faid court, who Gall certify under his hand
end the lca, OF his cfice, thar the faid preGding
iufficc il duly conmiHioned and qualified cf
il the faid certificate be given by the governor,
the fecretary of Rate, the chancellor or keeper OF
the great zeal, il hsll be nrder the great Zeal of
the fate in which the iaid certificate is made.
And the isid records and exempliGcstious,
authenticated as aforefaid, mall have fuch faith
and credit given to them in every court and Of
fee within the United States, as they have by
Law or ufage in the courts or Offices OF the State
from whence the fame. are. or fhall be taken.
Sec. z. And be il fa,iIty eaaestd. That
all the proviGons of this ad, and the aa to
which this 10 fupplemeDt. fhall apply as well
to the public acts, records, Office books, judi
ciai proceedings. courts and Offices Of the reipec-
tive territories ofthe United States, and coun-
tries fubjeet to the jurifdidion Of the United
States, as to the public seas. records. Office
books, Judicial proceedings, courts and Offices of
the ieveial States.
,NATHL. MACON,
Stfakey Of fbe Hogf Of Rep,e}txtaiives
JESSE FRANKLIN,
PrtEdtnt tbe Sera,e, t,o-tempme.
APrRovED, March II, iso4.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09
AN ACT


Making appropriations for The fappori Of gov.
eroment. for the year one thoufand eight hun
dfed and four.
BeH ssa6ed BY t5e Ssnat, and HoH)e ef Rep.
Sk)fsfafivtt Of fbs United Siaf<s Of Aseyiea III
CossisG eDsmbird. That for the expenditure Of
the civil liz in tile prcfent year, including the
contingent expenfa Of the feverA departments
and oficer; for the compenfation Of the feveral
loan oficen and their clerks, and for books aud
ffationafy for the fame for the payment of an
nuities and grants for the fuppoft of the mint
eAablifhment; for the expenics Of intercourfe
with foreign nations for the fuppott Of light.
houfs, bezcons, buoys and public piers and for
fatisfying certain mifcclaneou, claims. the fol-
lowing fods be, and the fame hereby are refpec-
lively appropriated thar 10 TO fay.
For Computations granted by laS to the
membeH Of the Senate and Houie Of Reprefenta-
sives. their oficen and atteadants, eRimated
for fefion Of four months and half continu-
snce. one hundred and ninety eight thoufand
nioe hundred aod City FIVE dollars:
For the expenfe of frewood, Hationary,
printing. and all other contingent expeni,s Of
both Hootes. including the expenie Of printing
the PreG6ents meiiage Of the twenty third Of
December one thopfand eight hundred and two,
With the accompanying docomeat', thirty two
fhoufand feven hundsed doIlars ~
For the purchafe Of books for the ufe Of
both Houfes Of Congrefs, the balance Of the
former appropriation being carried to the credit
Of the farplu, fund, two thoufsnd feven hundred
and three doIlam. and five cents
Fos. furniture for the Houf: Of Rcprefents-
tises, being an expenfe incurred in the year one
thoufand eight hundred and three, twelve hun
dred doIan:
For compenfa,iou to th. Pr.lident and
Vice Pfehdent Of the United States, thirty thou.
land dollars.
, For compenfaiion to the fseretsry Of State.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02

10 attack the Austrians, in order to obtain
the Val d'Enser, which descended into the
Brisgau by the town of Fribourg, or ia
make his retreat by the territory of Swift.
zsrland. Finding himself closely pursued
by Latour, Moreau attacked him, but was
REFUSED with great loss, while on the o.
ither side, the Austrian general Petrasch,
! posted between the sources of The Necker
and of the Danube, necessarily harrassed
the rear of the French. AT this critical
moment i was reported and believed that
general Moreau was completely surround.
ed by the Austriens--that his army, in
consequence could not escspe--that they
must capitulate-that no possible art nor
eXertIon could prevent their total defeat
and that not one OF his soldiers would e.
yer reach France to bring the news of the
misfortune. Europe, however, soon wit
messed the inexhaustible means and re-
sources which are in the power of truly
great general.
Early on the second Of October the left
wing OF the army crossed the Danube at
Reidlingen, and repassiug it at Murdur-
klngen, turned and defeated the CORPS
which general Latour had posted betwixt
the tedersee aud the river.--The Austri-
ans then attacked him in front, and after
an action of six hours, maintained with
great o6stinacy, forced Latour TO abandon
has ground, and retire behind the Rotham-
oac&. Thus retreat.ng army by the uu-
expected audacity Gifts general, took more
than 5000 of its pursuers prisoners, toge-
ther with 20 pieces Of cannon.
General Moreau having thus far sue
ceeded in his design, recommended his
march by the route of S,ockach, and on the
18th OF Oct. reached Fribourg, and esta-
bhshed his head quarters at Furg.
his retreat will always be a memo
rable epoch in the annals of the republic
and The name of Moreau will stand con.
spicuous among the Bonapartes, the Tu-
rennes, the Marlboroughs, the Eugenes,
the Villarses, the Gredericks, and Others,
the most celebrated Of modern generals.
Weshsilhnish this art Gle By recounting
All enccdote, which does no less honor to
the character Of MORGAN, than his valorous
military exploits achieved Within the COM
pass of so short a period.
Ills unfortunate ana Wfttiuus father be.
tore he was guillotDed, made a will in
which he advised, wi.hlpaternal affection,
that his son should marry lady whom he
named 10 him. Moreau, alike the dutifuI
son and able general, quilted The army as
soon as ITS duties would permit, came to
Morlaix' shed tears upon tie grave of his
father. and married the amiabe lady who
had been recommended in bis fathers will:
filial obedience is in common men duty,
IN great men heroism.- Bi2graliatcal IN
ecd0fes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02
JOSEPH COOPER.
New Books.

5aify>ceiveddt S. Pledsonts 8o.{.sfore, Richmond.
Beautiesof Feilthhm seic7sd from hi, RcsoIves
published IN 'he year 1851 by I. Wins.
Haller's Physiology
Laws Of Kentucky
Fr1nkin's Farrrer
Sketches ct the History Of Man, IN 4 vols. by
Henry Home, Lord Hams, author OF Elements
Ct Criticism, &c.
Elements OF Bot1ry, or outlines Of the raturaL
history of vegetables; illustrated by 80 pates-
By Beuj. Smith Barton, n y. professor OF Ma.
terra Malica, Natural history and Botany, i'm
the University Or pcnnsylyAnia
Ha!0a; OF the reinforcement OF aTuhamed w. "a
novel, founded on historic fs1s translated
from tFe German of Augustus Won Kotzcbue.
Ar'e'' or picture Of the human heart, BY Tho-
mas Hutton
The blacS Cas'le; or Spectre of tho Forest; by
{. i barrett which is added Tratey Css-
lie ~ the Parri-iie punished Gothic story.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02
From the Ameyican Daily advertiser.
Mr.. PoULsoN,

MR. PoULsoN,
The following excellent original
paper, on various important agricultural
subjects, has already been published in
var'onSstorms IN the United States, aud
in Europe, and has deseryedly excited We
ry general altcntion.-As however some
may not have yet seen it, and as the great
truths 1t sets forth, are intimately con-
nected with the farming interest, | re.
quest youw'iI again give it insertion. The
philosophical speculator into the theory of
vegetation, cannot fail of being pratiG
ed by the Development of PRINCIPLES.
which have unfortunately been too little
attended to in tins country, but the Drac-
lIcai farmer wilt apply ihe important doc.
trlnes to the preservation Of the quality
OF his grain, and no longer give into the
absurd notions, which have too generally
prevailed among our agricultural citizens,
respecting the inevitable deterioration OF
seed sown on the same ground, and the
necessity of frequently renewing our seed
from remote places.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02
C09ner's Poinl- la 800. 80.

~'''1I - ~ sAliffeJ lfSSs
RBsPECTRD FRIEND,
Kind providence having placed me in
station Of life which obliged me to pro
cure a living by industry, ADD that princi-
psiiy IN the agricultural line, /: has caus.
ed me to be slritt observer Of the works
OF nature, with respect to such parts Of
the vegetable creation as have come On.
der my particular notice, and have been
greatly embarrassed az the opinion YER,
generally entertained by farmers and Gar
deners, that changing seeds, roots and
plants TO distant places, Or q. flerent soils
or climates, is beneficial 10 agriculture.
not agreeing with my observations on
practice' This induced me to make ma
ny experiments on that head. all of which.
IN more than forty years practice, have
operated TO prove TO my satisfaction, that
the above opinion is no. well founded. and
u so, must be extremely preiudicisl N
agriculture, as it turns the attention RI
the husbandman from what appears To me
one great object, VIZ. that Of selecting
from such vegetables as come IN Tie
greatest perfection in the soil which he
! sultiyatss,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02
fRE5H SJPPLl or
cuUECH's
Patent Medicines.

Is ust received and for sale az this oaice-incluAg
ing Cough Drops, PcSoral Pills, Eye S1lye.
Cordial Restorative BaIsar1, Essence & Extfa0
Of Mustard, Antiscorbui &c Tmdure olanie
Tiu9uye, Herb Tobacco, Aromatic Snuff Peps
permint Lozenges, Botanical Tea, James Pows
Ssss, warranted och Powder, sc. &c. &c,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-03

&c. between four and FIVE rnijl;o us 'fade,
four thousand inhabitants in the ninety
Algiers-naval force Four fr;cats. '',y Ct
briggs, two schooners, three zgbeo ' iaree
The Dey received our consul, anJ - bD'P'
most attention was paid him by tba ' rs Ut
first officers /; we believe the EJni,ad c osys
to be the most fovored nation. H. c ,nS
us handsome present OF buIIocks sh 'ale
poultry, and vegetables Of every kind p
9 HE British consul is ordered fo
Alglers we are informed the Dew t t."al
number Of British subjects at labor, '''' Z
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-03
ELECTION BETS.

We are informed that the opponents to
to Mr.. Burr, have been egregiously dup,
ed by the vauntings Of their leaders. Il
having been confidently &r@peatedly assert
ed that he had not above fifty or hundred
friends in this city, they were induced to
bet large amounts on different majorities
for Mr.. Lewis, in this city and county.
This has also been the case in various
parts of the country, to which their clrcu-
lar letters had been dispatched. The a
mount they will have . pay for their silly
boastings, will be many thousand dollars.
Even should the arIstocratlc party gain
the election it will be to most OF the indivl-
dual5 VINO compose it, pretty expensive
bargain they have been betting on MAORI
ties from ten thousand down, and also in
many instances very great odds. If Mr..
Lewis does not exceed by 5 or 5000, it
will be rather serious matter for some OF
his friends to pay their loSings.