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that they heard, in London, that Moreau was
in the intereif Of the prince, two Others have
implicated Bonaparte /; one of them, Noel Du-
corps, atfirns that he had been told by his bro
Their, that the project to re-etabih the princes,
bad met fhe far7iOn Of 8onaparte, and the other,
Rochelle, Jays that Lajolais told him that the
French armies were ut the diipofal of Moreau,
that every thing was prepared for placing the
Bourborns on the throne, and that BonGparfe
bimjsif,vAs no 9ranger TO ibis Plan.
After this, is there one man of common fenic
who could allow the fate of another to ref upon
the evidence of fuch fables, which not only at
tack the higheft narnes, but outrage all proba-
biity. But as we have already faid too much
on charge 70 6ily and incongruous, we ihall
now proceed to one Of much greater impor.
tance-
> The eyord in ire original is one eft6e many
coined 81 The rsUoitionjRs TO exprej eDbSt III their
nez0 crderef tbingS evsre declared to Be crimes.
THE pbraf i5-"a omrdi mle notification, pHiijqur
&c mot ea dezenu eonjaere meme de telleJ matt
ereJ"-7Ibe meaning / knve lgipen is thar intend
ed, BIZ: knOav no tranj7atiOn of notification.
TRANSLATION.
ITO Be Continued.
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NETWORK, October s.

London papers to the 5th AuguR, incIuive,
and Glafgow papers to the 18th, are received
al the Office of the Mercantile AGGxyTijsy, by
the fhip Fanny from Greenock. Though four
DAYS later than our former advices from that
quarter, they contain very little intelligence of
moment. We have fubioincd the principal ar
ticIes.-The prices of Rock (Which are confider-
ed an alrnof undcrliug political barometer in
England) on the 18th Auguf, were, Confols.
81 Ia, Omnium l-2, Americana per cents 81
to SIS, a per cents io1, old and new per cents
80 to go ~. 4. Mere. AdU.
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FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE.
Doapnine-Qrfet, Ang. Q.

The King has been plcafed to caufe it to be
fgnffed by the Right Hon. Lord Harowby, his
Maicffy's Principal Secretary of State for Fo-
reign AGairs, TO the Miniaers of Neutral Pow
ers refding at this Court, that the necchary
ncafurcs have been taken by his Majety's COM
Inand, for tho blockade Of the entrance Of the
rprts OF Fecamp, 81. Vallery on Caux, Dieppe,
Trepoit, the 2omne, Etsples, Boulogne, Calais,
Graveines, Dunkirk, Newport, and Oaend 8,
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NOMINATION
or THE EMPEROR oFHdrTL
Josa JAcouEs DEssAtINEs.

We, GenerAb ctrtbe Hror1 Of Hayfi,
ANXIOUS to confecrate, by an authentic
act, the wifnes Of our hearts, and the difpofiti-
ons 70 frongly exprefed by the people ofiayti :
Perfuaded that the fupreme power needs no
divihon, and that the interet of the country de-
mands that the fupreme power fiould be en-
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WRST.INDIES.

7sAwszArso FOR THE BAtr1moss 7flscshpnr.
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that from this time all the meafurcs authorized
BY the Law of Nations, and the REFLECTIVE Trea-
ties between his Majchy and the different Neu-
trial Powers, will be adopted and executed with
reipeS to all vefiels which may attempt to vio-
late the faid blockade.
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BoLoGNE, July 80.
Three diviGons of the hotillas came into the
road yefterday evening, and anchored in front OF
the cruizers, confiiting of Is ihips of war. The
Emperor paiied the afternoon in the road, ac-
companied by the minfters of marine and war,
Marihal Soult, and Admiral Bruix he returned
IN the evening to the Pont de Bin9ue, where he
was cloietted with NJ. Barbe Marbos, mnifer
of the public treafury, who had lately arrived
from Paris.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-18
! WEAVING BuslNESs.

THE Subscriber respectfully inSorms
. L his friends and The public, that he
has removed to the house lately occupied
BY Samuel Reed, and opposite 10 Major
boyd's, in the main street, MartinsbnrO.
where he continues to carry on the Weay.
ingbusiness inits various branches. com.
mon work Of all descriptions, also VOL.
len, Worsted and Cotton Chains, Twin,
ings ofvarious kinds, leans, Dimitie..
Swandowns, Thicksets, Cotton Denaim.
and Royal Ribs, either ON cotton or linen
chains, also Floatings and spotted cot
tons for men and women's ware. Dia.
monds. Birdeyes, Huckabacks, M and
O's, N and O's and Queens fancy Coun.
terpaines, the same in. Table Linens. sim
gle and double Coyerlids, and several
ether kinds too tedious to enumerate. :
r He wishesto employ one or two Your.
neymen, who are sober, industrious.
and wen acquainted with any part Of the
Weaving business; also would take an
apprentice. to learn any part or the
whole ofthe above business. -. = :.
N. b The Tackling for Weayinr
double Coverlids, and Diaper Table Ii.
mems, viii not be erected before the en-.
suing fall. FL. 4; go. :. :. :, :.
- & WILLIAM REED.
Martinsburg, April 2T, 1904. !
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FOR SALE

"A TRACT Of LAsp containing a4s
~ acres, in the county Of Berkeley.
about $ miles from Martinsbure. where.
on Thomas Tuckerman now lives /. about
las acres are cleared sand under GOOD
fences, and IN excellent order for farming.
This farm Il strong limestone land, lies
very level, and Is very produc.iye.-
There are on the premises q snug Dwell
ing House, an excellent Kitchen built Of
hewed logs, with good stone chimney;
. stone milk house two stories high with
= goodjoint shingle eoyer well painted.
BY the side of a Well Of excellent water
with pump in i, ! good Barn wi.h,a
Granery, corn Cribs, Stables, &c. under
the same roof, there Is also an Orchard
q excellent Peaches, Apples Of choice
winter and summer Fruit, Cherries.
Piumhs and Damsons. The land win Is
.heyn BY Mr., William Pendle.on, "a.
joining the premises, and the terms
Known BY applying 1t Bath 10 .
NICHOLAS ORRIcK.
Apruo' isoA I.fl
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Halo, 10.

ii WORD or two with you. I mean
II such Of the Inhabitants Of Jefferson
County Is stand indebted to Mines g
Kearsley, Or 70 Mr.. f0hs Mines. Give
me leave % inform you, thar your obli-
cations are every one in my hand, for
the purpose ofpaying the debts due from
The concern. Please therefore TO take
notice, that where speedy and punctual
payment Is not made, suits must and will
be commencsd.- For the convenience
Of those who wish topay, I shall attend e
very Saturday inc harles-T own, as wellas
ON Court days. until these debts are col.
lected, Of suits brought TO recover them.
2z JOHN KEARSLEY. !
Shepherd Town, May =, 1904. =.
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FOR SALE.
TSWO Tracts Of LAND, situate

1.-TWO Tracts Of LAND, situate in
II the State Of r nnsylyania one ly-
ing ON Shearman's Greek, within half 4
mile of the Susquehannah, in Cumber-
land County, Rive Township, containing
a54 acres, adjoining the lands Of Benja-
min Davis, Michael Lewis and VIM.
Kee, held 81 presumption right. This
land has one small Improvement on il,
IS toIerably fertile, and is covered
with variety Of exeelient Timber. APP
PLY to the snbseriber living Z miles from
Martinsburg, near James Cambelrs. II
One other Tract, lying on the watesrs
Of Savage Greek, which empties into
the Potomak above Fort Cumberland,
containing 214 acres and one rood, held
by location under Gov. Peen; so acres
are cleared, the balance Of the Land is
well timbered-on this tract Is q telerable
good Dwelling House-bo.h tracts are
watered with ! number Of riyulets. APP
ply as above. Z. 49,
wiflexrhange either or both Of these
Tracts for real property in Berkeley
Conntys or would take any kind of Stock,
Negroes, or good Paper for Il. NJ
JOHN DUNCAN. :.
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To Be solaat RIbl;c Esnds.e

nN Wednesday the 18Th Of Iun.
~ next, ayaluable PL LIMITATION.
the property Of Ephraim Lowman, Einp
on both sides Of Sleepy Greek, Berkeley
County, 7 miles from Bath, and / 9 from
Martinsburg, containing 4ooacres, about
SO acres Of which are cleared, and die.
balance in good timber--there is q consi.s
derable quantity of bottom land. that
would make good Meadow. On the
premises are two convenient Dwelling
Houses, q new Grist Mill, calcul,teS
for two. pair Of Stones, and \ Saw Mil
both Of which have asuficiencv of IA.
Ter. onpaying 1000 dollars in hand TIA
balance may be discharged in annual
payments Of 200 dollars each. ZThis orc,
perry win be sold on advantageous terms
JOHN ROBINSON, Dep. Sheriff:
* May II, 1904. IT. 81
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HoTs PUR.

MIlLL stand e my stable the ensuing
w Season 70 cover mares at four dol.
lars the season, the money 70 Be paid on
the 18th Of October next seven dollars
I 20 insure : coli, the money 70 be. paid
when the mare Is known TO be with foal.
and one dollar and an half the single co.
yer, The money paid down. Good do
yer pasture win be furnished for mares
that come from distant places, q IS cents
PER week, but win not Be responsible
Tor accidents or escapes. i
Hotspur Is 6ne bay, with 1 black
stripe from his name tohis tail. sixteen
md an half hands high, with bone in
proportion, four Year, old he f9th
day ofthis month. He was cot bv he
Esopus bali, purchased for, Between eve
and SIX hundred dollars, in MARYLAND, BY
Mr.. James Foreman-his dam va
purchased by me, for two hundred dol.
lars Of James Moore, who told me. she
vas got BY Hotspur, imported BY Col.
Clarke in Pennsylvania. and was ! mig
ture ofthe Hunter and Dray breeds. No
horses are more useful TO the inhabitar,.
q this valley, than those WHO combine
strength and activity together. 4
w. PENDLEToN.
MPr.i 9 =, 1904 lIfl
y. q. The season has commenced.
md vii continue IN he last cf Iune.
Nv w. r.
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REGIMENTAL ORDERS.

The first Battalion of the 67th Re-
i giment Virginia Militia, shall be
mustered on Saturday the 26th day of
May next, AT William Johnston's mill.
The second Battalion of said Regiment,
shall be mustered at .Darkesyille on Sa-
turday the 18th day of May next. The
Majors commanding said Battallions are
hereby required to execute this order a.
the law directs. >....,-. =
= ~ : DAVID HUNTER, 1t. Col. =.
:. Com. 9th Regt. v. M.
April 90, 1904. - 30 q, :z
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Farmers and Msrchants, Tale Notice,
THAT the subscriber has got Ia
L bisrs MILL on Opequan, fbe-
tween three and four miles from Mar
tinsbarg in complete order for the re-
cePtion and manufacture of Grain and
that for every hundred bushels Of clean
understandable Wheat, weighing go pound
per bushel, brought to said Mil, he will
deliver q barrels Of Super6ne Flour, and
will be responsible for the inspection in
any market in the United States. .,r :
, He ligive the highestprice in Cash,
Tor Wheat, Rye, and earn. s. 1 q. n.
=. LEONARD CROW.
December 50, 1904. =. 6m.
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EAKEN up BY ,he ,ub,eriber !, -

TAKEN up BY the subscriber as an
1 estray, a brown COW, with q
star N her forehead, two holes in each
morn, aswallow fork 10 one ear, and 4
halt penny piece ont of each ear, nine
Or ten years OLD, has some Whit: on her
belly and appraised to twelve dollsrs.-
! nc owner IS desired to prove property,
pay charges and take her away. 49, =
: II :. =: Il g. JAMES HAIR. L
Near GarTardstown, April "a, 1904.
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MARTINSBuRG, Berlelev c.,,,,.
t'rginias Printed and pxbkshed 81
L J0HN ALBURTIS. !
TEAM. o. rHr INTELLIGENcRR.

lHE Price efthis Paper Is TUG dslla,s
psr a,.'iam, one doiiarpayabie al a1e dime
'g subscribing, and one whea ne uear
expires. Distant Subscribers pay fsrr .ts,
suiole year IN advance. The S i or
ADVERTISEMENTS, 10 nSn-subscri5ers. s
enc |: dollar per ssnare jsr three 1peeis
assertion, and fer continnnsce aiaer ttot
time - cents per rpeet .yntseri5ers .v:;H
continue 20 receive 4rediIctisns fsns, fssrta
% tbar GdDsrtise; 80. 81 &,
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aTHE Subscriber returns his mast
grateful acknowledgements 10 he
friends and ihe public for the encourages
asenf &c has experienced, and respectful.
iy Informs them, thar he has JUST receiDed,
and 1OiA coastan,iy Keep tor sale az his
Biacksnnifhs Shop, in ths main streee
Martinsburg, etposife to the Indian
chisf Tavern, a very large and COM
blete assortment of x l.. =, I N
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FOR sale or RENEs

l HE HOUSE and LoTin which i,
lately lived, situate in the Main Sire.
Martinsburg. For terms apply. 10 the
subscriber living in Charles. Town. Ter.
isrson County, or to Capt. Matthew
Ransons, Martinsburg. ''' =
I April ~, 1904. $50 { - =, &
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s.5sss u So * -!
CAUTION.

AL persons are hereby cautioned
IRON throwing down the fences Of the
subccriber's plap,ation on Opeckon, from
passing through any Of his enclosures,
o. fishing along the creek on his land---
Having suffered considerably already.
from persons trespassing in this way, IL
Is determined to prosecute, to the Mt
ostextent Of the law, without respecs
70 persons, oil who may be guilty of sueh
unlawful and vicious acts in future. !.
4 WILLIAM CORREIL. a.
April ~, 1904. . -. Y. 100 u %, !,
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.BARl-IRON=

u the best quality, selected NTH care By
himsel fran he bon.Works, cnd which
he tuia dispose Of on the most reduced
terms. lie continues az usual to carry
on the Blae&smisk's business in all its va
rious branches, and Ratsers himseE, that
If good materials, manufactured in ths
most serviceable manner, together with
the stricieet attention to basiness, can se-
cure The public japer, he shall not 30 I'M
rewarded. I. X. H.. ..,,s.,
JoSEPH CHAMBERS.
Martinsburg, AtriiiS, 1904. 4. z-s n.
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Gonsisting Of

aa2 n
rHINTZES and Gaiicoes OF hand.
~ some figures, Book, cambrick and
Jaconet Mullins, Dimities, Leghorn
Clip and Grape Bonnets of the latest
fashions, Morocco and Kid Slippers,
Ladies plain and elastic Six Gloves,
large silk Shawls, Lace Walls, colour'd
Cambricks, Wreathes, Artificial Flow
ers, Lace, Madras Handkerchiefs, &c.
He has also on hands a quantity Of 81
Castings, Homemade Linnen & twill'd
Bagsall Of which having been purcha-
sed on the lowestterms for Cash, he is
now enabledt inform his friends and the
public generally, that he has now Goods
tooffer them that are uncommonly cheap.
WALTER B. SELBY. 4
Shepherd Town, April 90, 1905.
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The CHlckET
Thru tie curtains While she moon
Faintly pours her feeble fay,
And he euekoo-clock chime 10 mid
night tune, M
And the distant wateh-dors bay, 81
Then Z hear DE cricket cry,
Chipping shrill and merrly,
eric. cricket. eric, eric, d
Thus, who would not waking lie
To listen 70 the ericket's cry
He whom pain forbids 20 sleep,
Feyer,s ere, or tooth-acfie's twang,
Agne chills that shivering creep, 4
Gout, or fierce rheumatic pang
Is Often while he wakes shall hear,
From some hole or crevice near,
eric, cricket, erie, eric, .>s
And, perhaps, win sooth his pain 2,
4 To listen to the simple strain. ID . ]
4 Ne, when softer cares modest,
Musing on my former loves, bs
OF friendship Of the youthful breast,
Of thro' hopes owersvhile fancy
I Hove q hear the merry sound,
Ech0ing from each corner round,
Gre, cricket, eric, eric, 2 49,
Always, when ! waking lie, Il s
/ May lhear the cricket cry. 5, I.
ITnAcus.
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BAn AND woRsE.

My wiFe's 80 very bad, cried VIII,
fear she meier viii hold its + :
She Aeeps hsr led. Mines worse, said
Phil, 4
The jade Ia. Just now .oldir.
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. Look Here
r. Y. - q E5 Is ~, y. Is ...s ~
FRESH IRISH and GERMAN
go 80. LINENS. sst sz.5FF =
LIE : sitbser'bfr has jast ,eeeiSed and Is
nos0 oPrninS very handsome assert- -
msRf 81 SPRING adsUlHaEER
GOODS

imported by the latest arrivals at Pkila-
delphia, BGitimore and Aiexand,ia. con.
sisfiag q Pa'f Of ne jolssving a,iieies =:
Irish Linens, Rus Yellow. blue and
siaSheetings, Dow. white Nankeens,
asses and Creax striped ditto, red
Linens, white and Bandano Handler
brown Platillas, chiefs,
German Rolls, { Book, Iaco-,
white and brown net, Humhums -
Ticklenburgs, o. Gurrah. Baftaa 3
naburgs, 6ne Dimi. Sannahs and "a
ties, CEntzes and Z Champion 3
calicos, Apron Cossasi.
Cheeks. Bed Tick cambrieks, cotton
ings, ChiIdren's Hosery. and C;nv.
i aSTsa hams.
HARDWARE. t
SPADES, Cnttins.K Knives. German.
Seythes, Sheep Shears, Sadd. Irons, al.
and iod. Cut NAILS, Cash do. Whss
Stones, &c. IS 81 = 4
TOBACCO.
Fine Pigtail in large rolls, f.4lb. f.alb.''
and lib. Riuggs, also frst QUALITY Iame.,
niyer. Hamilton's and Leiper,s beat
Liquors.
SPirits, Wine, Brandy, Whisky and
ALSO
Cotton and Wool Cards, warranfed oood
q 0ad 9 general assoyfmens of
GROCERIES.
Ihese. svifA therein ef1is asso,tm<a,
:. g. z. z eseS g pgics tsaf willie plss,iae
PHILIP NADENBouscH.
Maftinsburg, May g 1904.
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PRINTING.

an .! its Variety executed At this Oii.e
with correctness and expedition.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-18
4Aend This
7ae subscriber has just received from the
city Of Phikadei phia, and is aov
opening alarge Supply ef zs
Spring Goods,

Amongst which are, Chintzcs and Cali
Goes, Book, cambrick and Jaconet Mus.
Inns, Dimities, Silk and Cambriek netted
ShaWls, Leghorn Bonnsts, Irish and
I German Linens, Madras and Bandano
Handkefchiefs, Satins and Lutes,rings,
India and cloaded Nankeens, &c.. -
s He has also on hand
Bar.Iron, Queens and CrockssWare.
also Tinware assorted, and ; complete
assortment Of Groceries, all Of which he
i determined 70 sell uncommonly low
for CASH, aud solieits those who wish to
purchase Goods to advantage TO give him
. call. = = - w. w. LANE.
Charles Town, April 81, 1904
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EPIGRAMs.

ERkGNAMS. -tSs5 r.
cries Nell 70 Tom, mid matrimonial
strife, NJ III. S5s
curs,d be the hour FIRST became your:
wife. s. 80 =. a !!
sByall die powers, said Tom, bu. tha.'s
n too bad, \. 2sez 5s .5Sz
You've eur'd de only civil hour we've
had Az 81 8 80 - !
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sMeerfed ~ the latest arrivals at Phila.
dephiG, BGttimore and Aiesandyia. con.
sitting IN PARK Of he joAawiaR astieies :
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30
Ten Dollars Reward

STRAYED or stolen out of my pasture at Mar
- rims Hill near Richmond, Friday Oh Saturday
llth inst. GREY MARE, SIX years old, four
feet nine or ten inches high, long tail and hang
ing name, such as brood mares have generally,
rather low in flesh. has scratch on the left side
OF her rump, occasioned by the shoe of 4 stallion
this spring, marrow behind, roach back'd near the
hips, has broad jcles. tro;s and cante.s she had
4 pale sorrel colt fly by her side FIVE weeks old,
no white that l remember, delicately made
Whoever delivers Tie said mare and colt shall re.
ceive the above reward.
WILTSHIRE NJ. LEWIS.
Henrico, May 10th 1904. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30
George Pecry and William Peery,0
plaintiffs.

George Pecry and William Peery,1
plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Thomas lnglis, Lon Brown, Jo- In C6ance,y.
-seph Davidson, Henry Fairly,
James Baily and Thomas Pick
ems. defendants
= ME defendant Thomas lnglis not having
4 entered his appearance according TO law and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the court by the cath OF Andrew
Peery that the said Inglis is not inhabitant of
this commonwealth On the motion Of the plain
tiHs by James Thompson their attorney, Ii is or
deTed, that the said Thomas lnglis doappear here
on the first day of the next August term and an
swer the bill of the complainants; and that CO.
py of this order be inserted in some newspaper
published in this state, and continued for three
months successfully, and that another copy be
posted mp arthe front door OF this courthouse.
Copy.
Teste,
1871 JOHN WARD, C. r. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30
ROBIN REDBREAST,

a FINE bay, fifteen and halflands high, ix.
ported from England last spring, will stand
the ensuing season at my stable in Chesterfield
county on Appomattox river Is miles above Pc
tersbnrg, TO cover mares at twenty five dollars
the season, Tor which notes will be expected, dis
chargaole by the payment of twenty dollars or
before the hrst day of Oaober next; ten dollars
the leap to bepaid when the mare is covered, with
one dollar for each mare to the groom. Good
and extensive pasturage gratis, having ne arly one
thousand acres of high and low land in six differ
ent Enclosures, under strong fences besides aeve-
raj clover lots. The greatest attention shall DO
PAID to mares left i'll my care, but will not be La
bic for accidents or escapes
i D I G X z T.:
ROBIN REDBREAST was got by Sir Peter
Teazle, his dam Wren, by Woodpecker, his grand
dam Papillion, (Sir Peters daml by Snap, his
great grandsm Miss Cleveland, by Regulus, his
great great grandam Nudge, by a son of Bay Boil
ton, Bartlet's Chlders, Honeywood's Arabian,
dam OF the Two True Blues.
CTaken from the general stud book)
Pc RFOR Nh NEE.
In 1900 (the only year he rum at Bridgnorth,
June IL, mile heats, at four years old, ne won
the maiden plate, beating Mr.. Days Raginer, by
Precipitate, and MIR. Cars Prospect
The next day, at the same place. mile heats,
he came in first and first, but lost the race for the
want OF a few ounces in weight the last heat.
AT Newcastle, July Sd, ne won the members
purse OF & so, 4mile heats, beating Mr. Harrison's
Trumpator, & distancmg SirT Mostyn's l. 'dera
AT Nantwich, July 10, he won the town purse
of < so, beating Mr.. Smiths Sultan, and distan-
cling Sir T. Mostyn's Hedera.
At Warwick, Sept 2, he won his maiesty's
plate of10U guineas, 4 mile heats, beating Lord
Donegali's Fusleman, and distanciug MIR Tharnl's
Marquis.
He won the purse at Litchfeld. Sept. II, 4
mile heats, beating Lord Donegan's b. h. by
Pot8o's and distancing Mr. Brooke's Baron Nile,
Lord OXford's Victoria and Mr. Coxe's Cocoa
Tree. He was never beaten mile heats except
al Bridgnorth, as above stated, where, although
1t was given against him, it was evident that he
was much the best horse
THOMAS GoODE.
March 1st 1904. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30
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