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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08

w that tNcy would r.9, p,,.. Tn, pos..s.o-
e lion lyls s,@nce, would CT course rah Than 70,
= AT IN. toable aiI spence ot carr ing send M
- the p.a< from they is uei, DIV, b,
- rs los. THIS loss to the individual, would be ceai
ta;ns eyerv cit1en nrr1 be fsa5!c chat was erped
"a, that fucn law ilouid have p.ied. Aid that it has
ta! The then darei eita III calling bac and keeping tn.
.3cie in ccu alton, th.x viii deny. have been
s,t I. f.rprzed to fad thar Mr.. Gray, Salem, Mr.
80, ef Boon and eIrs. 1a5n 7ab., = sn of this town
S!e radng fociey IS 10 very Respectable and from
S,o gyyeraecut had igh to expect every aid, the
tersace OF order sul happaeis hongi citizens, have
Iroyn int cuation, lccies OF ia bills, ftl,ey merit
ssat name They not what generally called dueis
o- are they notes OF hand (for there value
taye b.el reserved for them and preune sy I'D lie
:co .sel u law unies the holder there
mad been paid vslu ibc confederation for the e the
Gener-i have OF Nieirs Ia, u sang be,ore
{. in me words following
"yyt s1oare N pay Buh N'Le,ar, D. bearer On Assaq5
",rSo Da94rs u try Gems, az No 49, "i"".N@af
Pv.AsAd, No. 49,, 1894.
sA..1e, N.P-a.s Qigned) " 9osa Iabr y so1"
The circulation OF the above, and faar bills, Sas the
zane tendency prevent iver aud gold trcn ccustng
as the bills Of banks the rate d, whch .overnmen.
prohibited as asoreisid
Whsn perons OF their fandug forcty, will take iuch
nsalres 10 ,vie the iaoa,on oi government, in giving e
cury its eisi1ens tor the psry proi they rec vc by
their paper, beng aud lott, BY the le aioet d.
our ciuzens what n,.y expect from ether o /
ci.cns who have lc character AID property to Aiay
we not expect tier r.,r.r viii kewe be thrown into cir
ea ~ to avail tleIneves of like PROFITS In addition
to ,os the community will ullan aforementioned, by
the wear aad lois Of tse bs ;huy ,d expc expert
snce los in conequence Of their being couaerfced and
Inability in tome of the perions who would Iue them,
take them up reien,edanc kewife 10 cafe of death
Suppohng ann individual ihouid have thrown 100000
dollars INTO circulation (Which he has much RICH. to do
Is he has 1909 this ur, i then ceae circulate ans
mutt the hands of the b@r, preented to the
n.ioner. the eate, for allowance, and perha< finally
after one or two years, adjunent OF the else,
ceve 10 30 on dollar.
1t il necetlary that aller bills thu dollars fhond be
s.a into circulation for the of the citizens
make representation the Leeaatufe, and iei 1t be
aone u-sa the anoaaf government, that the individual
t4ay nor elow-ctzens, think on this fubect
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08

arrv,d fus the wini ward Will at of TIC gale
;--every v1iiei at st. Pertes went On ihcre,"
Caot Conn<I, at N York fr Ssrrinam, Sept. 3. III
fornls tht while thcIe he heard of tbs los Of great
number Of vcEsls rortoa, and eve.a At 1t Crar ;a
1o,,os, A. fail of Darh and Engiih vefie's aiore be
fdes hosts and other imall craft SPITE, sept 3, the
LIZA, of ph!sd r St kits, WHO Informed Tin that
they had been for days failing Through pieces OF wrecks
&c. Accounts ao received from ST. Kitts Sc
Eu'taa and Nevis that mon OF the vclcis there were
lott in the fame gale britih packet, for ortoia, with
tho riai among the loft The gale Iaa,d four days
aad pnr highs and The ofs j. fad be greater than
IN 1893
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
INVISIBLE LADY.

LaR .uess Of Exhibition IN tb;s e soa.;.P Of aa-
hatsne yeineeL
NE Proprietor, whining s;- Gle citizens Of pati4a.
Z an opportunity OF vic wig ih- wonderful phenomc.
non gives iuorala,ioG Tia fe ,-i not contnue ia
.ser than ,hs preient ~ snG that the price Of adm
tanoe re,luoed fr" ~ IS Gents Ch,~fen hsf price
Now exhibiting - this town, at Capt FvsBs hou,c in
Fore S,yrn, ne-f airy Ceve O1. q
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
THE fubfcriber hereby gives public no

i tice to all concerned, that he ha been duly ap-
pointed and taken upon himfc the trua Of executor
of he Ian will reltanent of TOBIAS HAM. late Of
Bruniwek ,anner, deccafed by giving bond the law
dire a. te therefore reque all per fon> who 'adsbe
cd 10 the fa;t tcccafeds etate 10 make immediate pay
ment; and rhofe who have any demands thereon <x
hint the tame asy@ JOHN HAM.
Dasi o. !, 1894.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
Portland Sept. -, sSo4
Ten 1bou/and Dsilars.

u TICKETS in the fecond clafs of
PTsagsa Bridge Lottery (of which the above is the high
ell prize) for "a jerks OFFICE Prize Tickets
in the rtciafs taken payment official lii OF which
may be feen at this Office.
g.. 1884
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
BARBOUR s. BARNEVILL,
.ssS
Have Jun received, handfcne af:,rtmtn'
Tyesb Seasoaabie GOODS,

CONSISTING OF
T. LACK, navy blue, and dark mixed
Z = fupei fnc and low priced Broadc'oths.
Ba * and dark mixed, iupertne ana ;ow priced her-
fpers
Fesrnougts Coa,ings. Ra;teens, serees.
Black and drab Velvets
Plains, d j zes and Fiaontis, of all colours.
Best hoie bankers all Izes
Variety Of swansoyn, fix Velvet, and Satin Ve'iing.
Ladies fix and cotton Bof..
Ceuuemeus fix cotton and worried do.
BACK aud white Ganz-
i.aides white ard coored silk Gloves.
Geuticmcns black anl Viii elk aud Leather do.
Ruies Calafa.ncocs shaiiools, aud Durants
Co:,on s.,d nnea Checks,
Variety nd;s Couons,
White and colorsd Cotton Csmbsicks black sarfnc do
III IA itnnrns, Browl Hol.nas
SIX, cotton md morocco Sulpenlcrs.
CA.u ots and Dmites.
Red Tcknp 81 and Umbrellas
Csmbrick Mulius booked do. Ctme.s' hair shaw.s.
hisck Satins ard ..us,rinss !hack ii < Velvet
Silk and cotton sha" Is, and tankencb,sis.
- 4, "a, 20 50, "a, a, ID s,,e,s
Black Satin Tor genti'h OF hyperion fabrick.
Eng III Sewing ik and wst &c e.
THEY HAVE likewise A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Hard and HoilOzr-Hoye,
Some Of which cnnGsts of Nails and Brad, all kinds,
Bisered and Germao SteeI large sna I'm II D,s cart,
Wagon and CHI ie boxes Iron Shovcis md pades Try
ing para bake Kettles Cotton aud Wool Cards Eel.
ovs houte hearth Bruhss. block tin rea po
tent hot : FINAL Stewards Sleigh bes tsx eeir e
Mill Iron, do C!,ae aud Hunting Whips; with
great variety ct CUTLERY. &c &c.
Also
A few puncheons and hhds. Of good
ret s'!ag Rum and Moisies Cognae Grandv, hest Hot
lands Gin Pure Wines, ffe1eas spanilh Goa,
mon Iooigo Loaf Brown. and Iudia sugar, Dipt AID
Mould Candies Log and Red Weed No &, and No a
Chocolate, Nutmegs aud Cafia. best posnd Starch,
s.th variety of other WEST l~DlA GOODS ard
GROCERIES,, afuxi.
p7,asd. OF frr)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
LOUIS DU MAREIL,

- Efpeettul!y informs the inhabitants Of
~ for:isnd. that he propoies OPENING SCHOOL
ief the pu pete OF eAcng the F,en L..ys 2. Perons
dtnScn OF accomplishing ismievss III tie .ve language,
may depend IN having he umo ~tseeion paid peiett
Them IN n--hpplca ms to be o.ede houe q, Nj
S'~S'f H.gJ-where the terms, exc Wi he mace known.
N b. rir py MAsEn. vii! ~ait on psr!ons AT their
houles, II dshred. Ca 3.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
Coparsnerhip DiaoIved.

HE copartncrh,p between the fublcribers
the firm OF
RICHARDSON s. TABER,
is this day by conient do'ved all perfons hav
ing demands asanl isid company requeGed TO exh,
it the fame for iettement, and all who indebted
cal cd upon make immediate payment to BENJAMIN
RicHARosoS.
BENJAMIN Relaxation,
11eo6 7absr.
Portland, Sept. -, ,so4
NIB. Carriage making and repairing
Of all kind. in various Branches carried by faid
BENJAMIN RICHARDSON, at his III p oppdte Major
Peck's Coffee ufe. vh.re on the norte0 notice the
Nsiesen auenton vii! be paid and the fnaea favors
ercatfnIiv acknow edged
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
DOCTOR kINSMAN

"Gs leave intern, his friends aud the nuhc that lie
~ has removed hom Mrs. CopMAs, 10 ,he houfe ia
E'a"st0 Get, lady "eenp'ed Ivy The Rev MIR. T,rco~p
hFa door s"sth oftl,e Friends IN tnr bone "a 8.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
PRINTED YCTEs.

A. hint was lately pubhed reipetiirg printed vote.
Tor Es, of PRECEDENT &c think it of confcguence
inform readers tha. the opinion Of the Attorney Gene
zal and Solcio. General have been taken on the fube
and shcs coudcr tia. fich be deemed legal
and would he ue refusal by TIE selemen Of the DIFF
frent ownsI, Therefore preuned that every free
ter will prepare him(ef with written vote, containing the
name, and place of abode of each candidate.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
Ezib:oaqbk Has.
Joseph POPE,

JOSEPH PCPE,
ID No :. Nu9sys Ro4c,
EfpeGfaly informs his friends aud the public,
tina, he has u receivedey the Nabby, from Liverpool
direct form the manufactures,
Superiine, Midiing and low priced
Broad Cloashs Plains C-GAn,res-scrges-Ratte
-Coatns,-Fsnnl s-Baixes Rote b ankcts
Vetvets-FrtG irih Liaens.
Lkewifs seseral sGoremen, of other ynods fuitsb
for prefnt aud approaching ieafon which he offers
whoiefae retail the mol Reasonable terms,
for cath or approved Credit.
N. b. \ general ahortment Of Cotton
Yarn, Ticking, Coitoa Shifting. and shee.ng ufuA.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
DortIano,
MONDAY, OCTOBER eth, 1904.
THE LIST MfyZS,

Re not a,ord any reih accounts from Europe-lnteli-
nee received great damages by the late hurricane
She uhward aud the Weit-Indias fome aten,ents
waich give this day We hourly look for important IN
se,;geace fro.A Europe and the Wei-lndies.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
A 5000 Dollar PpizE

A 10000 Dollar PpizE
Ne7Ot BE hGd/ar tic hJslag Jun Of dolls. 50 ctr.
NE Sixth Cat. South Hadlsy Lottery, will psitive ~
l. comrenee drawing The 2Sih OF tk,. sn,A,h-a very
few TIoxsTs and QvAarhRs for Iae a, HON AS
(LARk'S Bosk-hcie. Adv<n,urtr, will &c wife in sp.
r'yip: immediately.
For Szh az ytcv,
TICKETS IL tse Second I's faea,sqaa criis. Lottery
~ frzc ileksis and TasEs's Bis, Wi he received
IN -!@e"tleuers Iasa faidj encieEne the ca, punc-
tnal.y attended Ia. fs,fks,d, Oct. 8.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
FOR SALE,

- n
.HNE SAW, in good and convenient
~ double Saw MILL with fifty acres of Land ad-
joining or without aid Land will heft fuit the pur-
chaicr on Pen"bfco river ahoas miles above the
head of navig tion being the ben aud for Lumber
ing il the Di'sri Of Maine there is plenty Of water
all the year. and logs May be brought down tho river
RATS &c miles to he mil, in the prng of the year aud
raft the boards from the mill down the river to the
lac I'D of the tide.
One iaw has !awed "a thouf,nd Of boards in
week this umn.er lat ps--said Mill Rand. on ln-
diah ODD Town falls i'kewe the privilege at building
double Saw mil 10 be built iha,c Oh fsid fails
lnq lire of NATHAN WlNsi.OW OF 4lrno,th in the
county of Cumberland, or of JONATHAN WINsLow,
on the pren,iirs.
Alto for fale, one lot of excellent LAND,
containing $50 in the Of Fairfax aud conn
~ CT kenncbeck II lies pcnobicot road and is about
miles from rericnt landing. Said adj lin. "a
Naban HYaooss farm, where he now dwell. Inquire
CT laid NAraAs WinsLo ", or of sekrHss haarEa, of
laid .tairtAx NATHAN WlNSLOW.
n ,otb Mo 1894. (sa7vo
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08

IIV07Nl!0H 81 T477NF!7OIp.
-y,iE Conar, n, RHO under the firm Of
ElLLLlI HAYES y Go. ~
WILLIAM HAYES,
NATHANIEL. PARTRIDGE.
Sett. a.. ,SoAr Joseph TOWER.
Is NH. day by mutual content ol,rcd.A perfons hsv
inc unf tied accounts with fad Err, requeied to call
on NArHAs,sL PArsinar for tet.emen he Paper
N ak n, insf, will in IN be conducted by Nafbann
,;d,s |oxr5b Ts-r.y.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
REpPEsENTzryJ,s TO CONGRESS.

REPRAaE M HITT5 40 LJNCRESE.
d. Information received from different parts the Din
s3t OF Milne, have reaion fppoie the following
&dates win be generally supported the elettsn the
tr9 Monday in November
York D,F~ia-yOeEpfI rr Any, efo
cnsser,a7i Hon. PELEc wADswoa'7F, ~
Iiaeosa--tion SA4s..Asi. I5Al CHER, I'D
ksauafda-BENiAiAIN WEIrrWEI.I.. eoo.
NJ Any comments the above nomination will he pune
tray attended As the election 70 near at band there
tire 70 be loft: ever information oud be fur
Nilhcd in ieaion.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08

Laezssrssra-E cr. PELEC WADS WORT y, ~
Liaao.s--Eion SAs...si. IsAIsTIER ..l.
.k.aossda--B BENJAMIN WEIrTWEI.l. efo
~ Any comments on the above nomination Will he pune
ray attended As the election is 70 near at band there
no ume 70 be !oit; ana ever information ,ould be fur
Nilhed in ieafon.
-lIky7Lf.
On Thuifdsy 'ah rhe feveral compan competing the
ssh REGIMENT IN the I'd brigade, and 9th divion, of
sNhtia IN this Rate Stevens plains INSPECTIONS
der Col Merrill Of Falmouth. Their appea rance and con-
duct, bore temony of their Improvement and were a
pledge OF the growing consequence of the militia in this
garter and think the following arrangement will
gave additional fp to the citizens OF this town who hay
u attend TO militia enercfe. =
~ CoMMoNwsALrn OF MAssAcBusrrrs.
GENElghL ORDERS Head Quarters 7ane ac,S, 1904.
THE Commander Chief orders that the local or iand.
Tag Companies OF the Militia in Portland the f regi-
sep of the iecond brigade fxh divion be divided
W wards or dnets and that each ward contain
sany, and belong rho iaid regiment, viz
h1y9 Ito begin at Major Weekss houfe at Fore Riv-
e thence up King trect, the northwe de of Middle
srset thence iouthweeriy by MiddIetreet the north
Gait Eide Of Fdalslane; thence northwe Back-cove,
so'npreaendng all north OF iaid bounds.
Ws,a 2a-'io begln the north corner of Mr.. Enoch
heys hoaie, thence by the forthea tide of Niddleree.
su:hweitery Mr. James behring's houe and from fad
sSo houes 10 extend toutheacrl by Kngee and Fiih-
Greet, to fore river
Wa,d sl--'ro begin Mr.. Samuel iiarper's houfc on
tas outhwai de OF i,dse-ane; thence by the norhwc
tde of Mde-lree the head OF Love-are, and from
fad bounds by rddc-lane, and parallel line with Love-
Zane to Backbone.
Wara M-'ro begin MFR Robert Boyds brick fore,
81 ftareet, thence by Mddlelireet to Lovelare, and
Rom !ad bounds by lad Lane and fitreet to fore river
WaS 56To begin at Fore-rver on parallel line with
Lnveane; thence by fore-iver Its h-oet thence by
Hsh-treet and Loveane, norhweferlv TO Back-cove
Hart 6fdfo comprehend all from High -hreet by fore
RIVER and parallel line with ad eet by Sackcove, ioth
aud wett OF laid hourcs
By order of the Commander in Chief.
WILLIAM DONNlSON, Hi. General
Cy order of the Maj Gen. 9Th Dvifon,
ICiiABOD GOODWIN, JUN. lsid& Carp.
BRIGADE ORDERS-Ne7srioncfer, AEg&f %, 1904
Colonel MERRILL, of the IT. Regime will be pieaied TO
organize the militia companies in the OF Portland, a.
seeabe the commander in chiefs orders that iubee,
a the a6th iuae and after being formed ifue his ord
for the choice OF company officers and predc the
aeeGons NATHANIEL <, ALIEN B,ieAdar Gen.
Portland, Sspss4Isr, 1901.
True copy-Attea,
EZEKIEL DAY. hza~ Of Brigadf.
EEGIMENTiL ORDERS.-Fai-oa'5, 24b Sept 1904.
n coniequence of Brigade order OF the oath OF Augu
yaa hereby required notify the wards ley e"aoih-
ri Ia Portland, by order Of the Commander IN Set dated
jane ssth to in their respective wards in Portland IN
erder to elect uita5,e DC. fons Command fad companies
They will meet in the following order viz
ari Twill Monday, so day OF Q-sei sr nsx''
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08

~ LOol.
L A GOLD EROACIi. iei in with Pearl. Whoeve has
found the fame aud will leas with the Printer ih4
receive I sene.ou. reward. S;h..tsy IS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08

f,m Cb,y'.aou. rs Cl--Capt. Denn;fon, &c Port
sud, e. or d0apce TO thc award of Hatstrss on
the 9Th and 9Th n t.es, tina, he has felt nothing
Of the gale.
ne atcI'a from tn. Havana, has 'o her forcmaa-
&c he Iah in lat 80 fed in with the wreck o hand
Tome fchooner about 30 tens huthen had oa both
her msfts, had afw;vel mounted on her bow
The brig -, Riley Of Pc tfnouth, from ST. TIL
Sept I, and the 9th fcvcrA things fcen floating
which fuppofcd TO be capt. Riley iueh '-e,
SC. wreck al ia len in with ahouf the fame time
hat dcicripon given OF he-.--iwo Bitih Us were
sfo ien a, the time one entirely tiflnrfd the
,her had lo her foTtma. the Ansus, and the 9TH
CT the AGn,isai ihip.
In Ia, 81, 81, long IS, brig has been fsen bottom
upwards, newly fheathed
Capt Beard, and os the fchr Sally Of Ncwhaven
we're taken from the wie,k The 9th Sept and arrived
at Norfolk
sept, ?, IN lat 40 e. was feeo wreck, bottcm upwards
furpofed he ichr of about sc alrnoit with
white boottop her howips and yards laying along hic
FINN ST. YlamsS "A l,tcr received in town yenerday
from Thomas dated Sept 1904. feys-" Ca the I'd
aud 9Th inf r,ot violent gale of wind ed
here and much dir fling in its ef, It's, than has
been known here for many rty fail cf hels.
OF different dcfcrp ion went on fhore in this place
many OF them entirely Ioh-fhe feb. Goah of
A. York went fhoIc. and loit the = ope favcd;
hr, George o. Gonceltr, drove Tea brig and feb
oi Bottom and ihip Commerce of ". York high
the beach wi h many Other Americans Accounts from
mott of the lands, fate the gale having done much
damage AT S.. Barts only veHis of 90, cfcap
- !orioa ST k,s. and Quad fuAcred very much -
a, Dominica every veiel went Aore.st Crox appears
90 have fuhered 'caf.-1he pnncinai buincs here
filling wrecks and very lule produce is a, market -
h re has been, tinee my arv' vsf number of Ame-
cans who fcpred here with parts If cargoe and there
appe 10 be market in of the nands :-Surr,a-
aud Denarara the fame. Tbs brig NJ ncr Of Philad.
fold yeferday for goo d. an Eaeilh Glinc mn OF r6
guns, Was !od tor 4oo ds-SsversI ca.nAin. have M
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-12
Lands, Lots and Tene-
mentS,
1llSntS,

Or such part ofthem as may be necessary to the
sum aforesaid, with the charges and expenses of
sale-an Estate or Plantation in Goochand. call
ed Coles, containing by estimation, fifteen nun
dred acres, he the same more or less, lying the
waters OF Byrd creek, aud purchased by the said
Ross of the representatives of William Cole and
of John Hughes, and adjoining the lands of Rich
ard Adams and S. Richardson, according 10 ts
known boundaries as held BY the said Ross ;
also, an Estate or Plantation, all or greater part
of which is in the county of Fluvanna known by
the name of Mount Prospect, containing by esri-
nation twelve hundred acres, more or less, adj
Joining the lands of lanes Quares und Joseph
Hayd also the following Lots in the town of
Columbia and county Of FIuvanna, 10 wit: Lot
No. 90, on which the w arehouse is built, and Lot
No u. on which is store, now or late in tho
occupS;ion of J. Forbes. and Lot Ne. II, now or
late in the occupation of STROLLER
The sale will take place at John Napier's ia
vern, in the town of Columbia, on Saturday the
18th day of May next, and the lands and tene-
ments Aforesaid. will be set up in that order which
shall appear best to suit the purchasers, md most
beneficial 10 the parties interested
JOHN WICKHAM,O
BEN. MOSBY Trustees.
GEO GREENHOW,
Richmond, April Il. 1904. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-12
ROBIN REDBREAST

A FINE hay, fifteen and a halfhands high, ina
por -ed from England last spring, Will stand
the e"Sh'ns season my stable in Chesterfield
county on Appomattox river, Is miles above Pc
tersbHrS' 10 cover mares at twenty-five dollars
the season, tor which notes will be expected, dis
ehargabls by the pajmsrr of twenty dollars on or
before tie hrst day of Cdober next; zen dollars
the lcapto be paid when tlIe mare is covered, with
one dollar Tor each mare to the groom. Good
aid extensive pasiurage gratis, having nearly one
thousand acres Of high and low land IN six differ
ent Enclosures, under strong fences, besides
raj over lots The greatest attention snail be
PAID to left in my care, but will not be lIa-
Die for accidents or escapes.
p Z y & 2 y r.
ROBIN REDBREAST was cot by Sir Peter
Teazle, his dam Wren, by Woodpecker, his grand
dam Papillion. (Sir Peters dam) by Snap, his
great grandam Miss Cleveland, by Ecgulis his
grear great grandam Midge by a son OF Bay 3 d.
ton, Bartlet's Chiiders, honeJwocd's Arabian,
dam Of Tie Two True Blues
CT%ken from, the general stud book)
Pr 4 + q X nj n NCE.
In 1900 Ohe only yesr nc ruu) at BridRnorth,
June IL, mile heats. at four years old, he won
the maiden plate, beating Mr. Ia, S Ragner, ~
PTeciptate, and M. Cars Prospect.
The next day, IL the saIGe place, 4 mile heats
he came in irst and FIRST BIZ, lost the race Tor he
want Of few ources in weight the last heat.
NJ NeW-CSl.ie, July 80, me won the menDers
purse Of e 50, mile eats. beating MIR tavri,en's
Trunpa;or, x distancing 5irT Mostyn's BeGera.
At Nanwich July 10, he won the town purse
Of e 50, beating MIR. Smiths Sultan, and distan-
cling Sir T. u ostyn's Hcdcra.
At Warwick Sept. .. he won his maicsty's
plate of 100 guiueas, Z mic heats, beating Lord
Donegalrs Fugeman, and disisncing MIR Tharm's
Marquis.
lie won the pure at LitchGeid. Sept. II,
mile heats, beating Lord DonegaIs b. h. By
Poteo's, and distancing Mr. Brooke's Bavon Vile.
Lord OxfoTd's Victoria and Mr. Cexe's Cocoa
Tree He was never beaten mile heats except
at BridgnoTth, as above stated, where, although
1t was given against hin, it was evident that he
was much the best horse
THOMAS GOODE.
March 1st, 1904. r
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$4,000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 10000
N. b Prizes subject to deduction of j pcr
cent
This lottery has been authorized by the Legis-
lature of Virginia, for tine iaudsbe purpose OF &
rettinS seminary of leaning in or near the me.
tropois of This state. With this view, it is con.
tsmplatedto raise 20 900 dollars, and , 500 dollars
in addition, for defraymg the expenses attendant
on drawing the lottery. Citizens of the FIRST re.
speaabty have been scle9ed as trustees. and
they have pledged themselves 10 use their utmost
sXertions to carry it into ele1. The scheme has
the advantage of giving 10 each adverturer, a
chance FOR some very large prizes, whist the pro-
portion of prizes to blanks, is great rs TO invite
the friends of the intended institution to partake
in the lottery, with very little risk of their becom.
ing losers. The of the state is 10 be ap-
pointed to receive the money for the tickets as
they are sold, and to pay the amount Of the pr.
zes 70 the fortunate advenrurers. 1t is believed
thar the above considerations will induce rapid
sale OF tickets, and the drawing will commence as
soon as a sufficient number shall he soid 70 autho-
rizs (which II is believed will be on the second
Monday in December nett,
Richmond, January 81, 1905.
- TICKETS to be had of Robert Pollard,
Nm III.
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TO BE SOLD.

TOR ready money, in pursuance of deed of
a trust, from David Ross Esq in order to
raise the sum Of 1914 dollars 90 cents, with
terest At per cent from the 18Th September,
1905 till payment, it being the balance due on
The three airs ins,slnents, of a debt due from the
SAID David Ross, 10 the trustees of James Dun
toP, dec under decree of the High Court Of
Chancery and Securel by deed Of trust, the fol-
lowing
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Committed TO the iaii Of

Slbemare county, negro man about IS years of
age, yeliowish black complexion, spare rraIe
feet or inches high, rather sioop shoulder
ed, has a Kind OF hitch when lie walks in one of
his hips, has been severely whipped, and saws he
belongs Mr.. James Mantelee, who has lately
moved over towards Greenbrier from Hanover
Also negro boy aboul II or "A years old yellow
complexion. says he belongs to MIR Suthars of
Augusta county The owners arc requested TO
come forward, prove their property, &c. or they
will be dealt with the law directs.
THOs WILLS, Jr. Tailor.
Albemarle co. April I, 1901. 2w