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WASHINGTON, December ..

HIS e1cel'ercy Solomon lh1.ismeli, Ambalador of
his hgeis the Bsy Of Tunis, arrived III this city in
the Ccmgreis frigate on Friday laR aud on Saturday
morning landed at the Navy Yard. On his leaving
the hip fine fired ialute, AND on his approach to
the Marine barracks, he was received with Military
honora by the Marine corps under the command of
Col Wharton. Hence he. proceeded with his two
Iurkiih fecretaries and two black domeRics to the
houie provided for him on the Capitol HILL After
remaining there about an hour, he went with his
attendants to the Department of Stase, and had all
audience of the Secretary.
We underftand that on this day he will be preren-
ted To the PRECEDENT. Mt La
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AT A MEETING

OF the Truttess for the New Clafgow Academy, held
in the town Of New Glafgow, the 27th day Of No.
vember, 1905,
ESOLVED, That William S. Crawford, David
~ s. Garland, James NJ. Brown, Edmund Penn
and Hudfon NJ. Garland or any three Of them he APP
pointed committee TO make engagements, with any
pcrfon as Teacher Of she Languages and the No.
dern Branches Of the Mathematics, ard that they
caue notification Of tbi, Rsfoluton to be Inferred in
peh public newspapers they bsll think proper, and
that they mako report TO the board.
Copy, Tenc,
S. GARLAND, Clerk.
Decembsr G. 'FGw
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KENTUCKY.

On the 4th ina: the Legislature of Kentucky con-
veued at Frankfort, whep EIiliom Legan was choivn
Speaker of the Houie OF Representatives.
On the 9Th inf General John Adaiy was eleaed a
Senator of the United States in the room of John
Breckenridge reGgned. The votes were in the
Houe OF Representatives for John Adair-sI for
John Pope, &c; and in the two branches of the
legiila;uTe for John Adair, IS; for John Pope So.
On the 9th inf. Mr.. Flournoy moved for leave to
bring in BILL, to take the fenfe of the people as to
calling convention, B." which was rejeSted-Yeas
2l-Nays SO. ..
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BOSTON, Nov. %.
WAR

Extrai7 Of a letter from Mei9is. D. T.. and C.
w. GREENE, ofNew- York, to tbeir friends
IN fb+i toyVn, recei1'ed z,ia the Sound.
Sunday Morning, Nov II. ,...,-
The Swift to- day, in 40 days from Bordeaux,
brings the account of Bonaparte's declaration
OF war agant Auitria and Ruilia.
Mr.. WILLIAMS. of Bottom, came pafienser
in the above vsfel."
We could not learn that Mr.. WILLIAMS,
mentioned above, had reached town lait even
ing. 1t is probable the Declaration Of War was
made between the Goth of September and n Of
October, and preceded or accompanied by
hoit'!ities, in LaL, ard in the North of Germa-
MI B24on Pap.
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Planatory o!the exa4 time. " VERY foon" may COM
Friday fe'nnishs, fduadron had bssa fent from the
Channel feet in qucit Of the enemy. The morning
OF thaeday Rear Admiral Stirling, with FIVE Of the
line, rejoined Admiral CORVALLIS. after an unfuc-
csfslui cruze in puriuit of the Roehefort fuadron
which was known to have been ont month. Such
has been the anxiety Of Admiral CORVALLIS for the
iecurity of our trade. that when the Adrian left the
Heet he had no, Jingle frgate with him, having diff.
patched them all on the lookout tor the enemy.
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TURKEY.
CSNsTANrINOP

CoNsrANrINoPLE, Ang. Is.
The rebellion in Natolia has taken very fuc
pcious turn tor the Porte. The Pacha of Ere
rln, Jufuph Pacha, formerly Grand Vizier.
was defeated in the engagement with layer
Pacha on which the latter fent forth orders to
proFofe negotiation but Jufnph Pacha cauE-
ed their heads to be truck oH--Exafperated at
this fanguinary deed. Tayer Pacha made i new
attack on his autagonitt, defeated, and took him
prifonsr. The new Refs EfFendi has written
and publifhed the biitory of the Turkifh En- i.
pre-, from iz13 TO 1905 !; aworl, which is high
ly approved for its correctness and impartiality
The Ruffian troops which LACEY paiitd before
this city we y commanded by Cen. Geriae, a
native Frenchman: l2,o0o n,cu are faid to be
ready for embarkation at Odefa and Sebafto-
pei. We have received intelligence here. that
M. JN,bert,t be. French Secretary and Iuterpre-
ter, has not proceeded for Paris but that he has
taken up his reGdence for f,me weeks paa at
Widln.
ALKppo, June 26.
The Ruiiians continue their preparations a.
Saina the Pertains they are friving TO procure
apxiliares among the Armenians. hottie
defigns feen to extend through the whole PEN
iniHa between the Caipian aud Back Seas.
Towards this latter point, they have made them
f:ives matters OF the ports Of Anargia, indepeu-
tlant OF their carlton on the Plralis. Its faid
that they have 500 men in this part of Col
chi3c; and it is added, that their politics do
not always favor their military operations and
that in Georgia, their fyltem of ieverty fcens
adapted to excite general difccntent. Prince
.1iZianow has cauied 90 of the principal inhabi-
tints OF Teitis TO be arrcftcd, while two IONS of
Prince Ileraclius have been compelled to take
refuge in PerEa.
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Va.

ME Subfcriber intends to leave thu, Rare in Fe
4 bruaTy or March nsx'--All perfous ,llat haze
my claim or demands lgainit him, are d.ircd 70
hrutg them forward and tho,e indebted TO him are
requeed 20 make immediate Payment. a. he IS de.
lF"us Of eilIrg ali his accounts before he caves ,hi.
Rate. BENJAMIN COOK.
December o. IL
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given, That the D;rec.ors Of
i the Manchester Turnpike, will attend a; Rob't
Anderion's in the county Of Cheierfeld. on the Goth
Infant, for the purpofe Of receiving proposals for
cotopleatilg that part Of the road which remains un
hnised. BY Order Of the Board,
JAMES BRANDEM, Gu.
Manchefer, Dec. 9Th, 1906. II,
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RALEIGH, IN. c. December Q.

On Monday laa the Legislature elected Doa or
NATHANIEL ALEXANDER of Mecklrnburg, now
member OF Congress, Governor of this State for the
eniuing year.
1t will be feeu under the head Of the Legislature,
that the report of the Committee in favour of gram
tug Court of Oyer and Termi-er and general qaol
delivery to try the Hon. Duncan M'FarlanA, ETA.
was diiagreed to in the houfe OF Commons-77 TO 10
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break the eosiiaait, Of ire voyage; Which viii
he coniidered as direa 1,erase from the colon,
TO re mother country and there fore render the
property liable to- conffcltion." "That the
bona iidc neutral purchaier of colonial produce
in the United States, may export it to Europe"
IL.
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ALEXANDRIA, December 2.

The u. States frg2tes Congrefs, captain Deeator
John Adams, captain Shaw, and brig Hornet, pGed
this town on Friday lan, for the City of Wellington
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BALTIMORE, Nov. so.
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

On Friday ldlt the bill to aboih the general
court, which .pailed the Ia!f ief.ion, was cos
hrined iii tlie ienate, yeas s--navs 4 {; which
was made the order of the Gay for Thuriday
Iat, in the ko,!ie of Representatives,.
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We pndcrGand the bill to aholiih the Cen
erai Court paiicd IN the Houie Delegates on
Ihuiiday, by majority o. swo. IeIesyrabhe.
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sc. was captured by the private nip Of war
Diauna, carried into England, aud after Il deten-
zion of y days, liberated on paying the claim
ants cots. The Supcrcsrgo ofthis veGel writes,
under date Of soth Sept. "By late decifiuns ir
the High Court Of Admiralty of England, it
wonld fcem that the importation Of goods from
the enemies colonies into the United States,
mnt be made for the purpofe of introducing
them into their national ftock or general COM
merce that where that purpofe does not evi-
IDENTIFY appear, or, where an intention 20 export
them o Europe does appear, then his landing
The goods, fecuring the duties, advertifing them
for iale, and re-ihippine them in the fame, or a.
coihsr veleI for Europe, are not fuiIicient TO
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- . 49,
S1iYANN4R, Nsp. %.
LONDON. Oaoher 4.

By tie Tppoo Saib, with Liverpool dates to the sh
of Oaober.
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ESfr0d Of a litter from 81. PierreJ, ( Mari. J
dated OFo6er 90.
We yeherday received the unplsaEnt news
of the capital town (Cafiers) of ST. Lucie, be-
ing entirely deftroycd 10y hre--tbe lois has
been very great; The flames ipread with IS much
fury aud quickneis, that moR people loft all
Merc. dd1.
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SATURDA7, APRIL s, 1905.

more persons oe credtabe chara9ers, and the
certificate of commissioned officer, stating the
circumstances of the loss. and the amount of the
articles for which compensation shall be claimed.
The privilege is understood to be reserved to
the United States OF requiring that none of the
supplies, which may be furnished under any of
the proposed contracts, shall be issued, until the
supplies which have been may be furnished
under contracts now in force. have been consum-
ed; and that supply in advance may be always
required At any of the fixed posts the seaboard.
or Indian frontier. not Exceeding three months.
Fl. DEARBORN, Secretary Of War.
March o. .f1rn)
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mare two of which will be remistcd ifpas win
in the season, which will commence the lDth of
March, & expire the Ist of August next Board
Of servants gratis; mares may be fed with grain
at Two shllngs per day. have large .andexten-
sve pasjurage, divided in five dieSeht lnclosures
that mares with foals may be kept distina from
barren mares One dollar to the groom. No IL
ability for accidents of any description.
PRECIPITATE was bred by lord Eg1emont
foaled in 1877, got by Mercury "a son OF Ecipse)
dam by Herod, his grandau Maiden by Match
EN-, out of mr. Pra,t's old Squire mare her dam
by Mogul-Carilla by Bay Bolson--OId Lady
dam of Sterling by Puleine's chestnut Arabian
lockwood Busrler.
PERFoRM NOE,
In the first spring meeting, 1870, at NEWMAN
ket, when 3 years old, he won the first class of
The princes stakes of 700 guineas each. beating
Thuuderbolt, Chandelier, and Sir Pepper, four
having paid the forfeit. In the same week he
won the Bolton stakes of so guineas each, beat.
ing Chambooe. Dragon and PaIlafox; z paid
forfeit Second spring meeting he won the Sd
class of the princes stakes of 100 guneas, beating
1hunderboi; Z paid forfeit. And in the same
week he received 100 gnineas forfeit from Lord
Crosvenor's Radamanthus
In 1872 nc won 4, so az Guildheld, beating
Doge, Thunderbolt, Sarmgapatam and Siost I;
the next day & so AZ the same place, beating Car.
dock and Griffin. He also won the kings 100
guineas, at Lewis, beating Skyscraper at heats,
the LIST being dead heat. After which he was
so highly esteemed that he become stallion in
his Lordship's stud at IL guineas a mare This
horse IS thesire of the following running horses
IN England Johnquil. Petworth, Mariana, Ro
saba, Chesnut COLI out OF Bobtail, Chesnut coll
out OF Rosemary, Humbug. Lazarus, Raginier
apollo, CULVER, Tag, Louisa, Tipsad, me-
heathcote's iily out Of Reeves. Alchymist, Clod
hopper. Grey FLY his X. II. Lampadosa. Mars
MARY Matrance, bay flly mr. Browns. Gre
FLY mr. RadcliF's Tax, Tips,aF and Boh;a;l
Feb. 20, 1905. THO H1S cOOt1E
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TWEWTY Dollars REwdpD

= vs away from the subrcsiber about the end &c
Nov, or early in Dec. a black servant named
SAM, ibelieve about 10 or 90 years Of age. w.,
strong and likely for a man Of his age. lie vas
seen IN the neighborhood Of this place some time
after he absented himself. but from his connexi.
ons l nave reason to suppose that ne may be
lurking about, OF concealed by those connections
m The counties Of Powhatan or Cumbeyiaod 7
VIII give the above reward if he "a brouvh, 20
me IN TINS place, or ten dollars is secured in a
jail 50 that may gen him.
Arch'd. Freeland.
Manchester, March I6, 1905. If
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<s@kss.aras rear the new bridges and
will be let to mares at the moderate price OF ten
dollars the feafon, payable the FRI OF ca. ncx,,
but notes 10 be fcnt with tho rnsres) may be dif
charged BY paying eight dollars or by the JG
of ARGUE, when che ieafoB will end. lrfursree
fifteen dollars (notes TENT above payable Il
March, 1867 And four dollars cath tie leap. In
either cafe as the groom TO be paid down.
Mare, will be led with clover and lucern gratis,
aud corn IL required, It the feliiug price. have
40 fpsre falls in a firong new Fable with fab-
Rantial locks, where they may be kept of nights
but will not be antTerablc FOR efeapes.
APPALUSia is LACEY from South Ameries,
about ten years old, IS hands high. OF a bszu,ifui
fnow whi-e eolonr. aud of'cegsnrly formed X
uuneeeacy 'o point out che great iuperiority OF
this excellent breed Of hcries for ths iadiie, har-
nefs. 6se. it is generally known that they are
well gated gentle and the ncjt hardy sndthrifty
horse, in the world, and many live TO be upwards
OF SO yezrs old.
.APPALUStA nood in Augulls the feafon be-
fore Isa. where he proved to DE certain soai get
ter, and many Of his colt, would have fold sor 400
dollars eafh day old. a few mares were nut
20 HIM the Ian fesfon, (havng bought him latel
all OF which proved with foal.
8EN.JAJz2N DUV.fL.
February 15tB, 1905 If
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L. ...<ft
ezss1SfssSsE8 Tesz,s, (the & 4 Rall,on raw in
EpgisDd) his dam EIoratia by old Eepfs fan.
douotedly the fra taliion of his day. hs pran-
dam Counseis b. Blank, sanlous fcn OF ,he Co.
GolPhin Arabian, with nizny other excellent croft
les hoffe Of bettey blood chan Archduke was
never RATED he is lnh brother 20 mr. Teazie and
stamford both in high repute, and ln are the
who'e Rock Counties ibis gran5snl has bred
Tome OF the beif hcrfes that have spoearsd On he
britiih ;urf. She is the dam of Wizard Cobfear.
Achilles. Greyhound Horatia and ncip;ni, all ca
puai. This is we'll known 70 every gentleman e-
faainted with the racing calendars and general
lud book OF Engiand. hrehduke i, dark
Grown hoIis, full! iizesn hands high, has deal of
bore aud great power', good ibzre OF beauty
ana IN The prime q. lite. he made his appeManee
on nc tutt az years Old, add did no, inn alter
that year. lie won fweepaske. ~ 100 euineas
each beating feverai good horie. ajfo the Der.
by fakes, beating lord Rgreuort's Cinebert Gr
r. Handiiss brother 20 Spresd 2 sqe mr. Heath
, coats Virsici, mr. Co9k(on's Expectation the
Duke Of Grastons Vandsi. lord OSford's Dass
(now his Lordaip) lord crofveuors colt b.
PotSo's cot Of SYMPTOM iifler and fcrerel othlr
very hue colts. The C1rby Make. are e,ufd,red
the IRA q England, and give. the winner gseas
credit. He fell lame ihoriiy alter and va, bred.
run two races more With very good hosfes and al
TITO he was beaten, he came 10 we'll The above
is the whole Of nj. racing.
AgCHDUKE will lsnd the enfaiue fcafan ~
my Rable IN Orange county, abopt nile, below
the eoerihouic. AZ twenty dollars with half doll
ITO the groom, for Gael mar. The fralop will
ee"mcnee the t5th day a .,sarch next and end
We IN Gay ct Augua following. grea, abuna
dance o. The ben Of Paaurage gra,is. Boys board
ca ~ los I'd per week aud corn fufnifled az the
Ha.setgrise Tor the maicsitat are 10 BE- led. zoe
"Aien the money mua be TENT. Crezt sr,n:.on
P1's'Ne mares, bot no refponfbiiiiy for accidents
o'eicaPes. Notes fot twenty do,lars ,n,,e seeo,,
= Pany the mares. TnA,sers fAt,.Yesso.
FEBRUARY IS 1905. We,
IS USI published AMI ior sale az fhis
E. - once, ne PRvusyLvAvrA ARNER Beine
! selection ircm the mos. approved .rea,iscs o.
hvssANpsy. intcrspersed with Observation
aad Experiments.
vie' BY JOB RCBERIs.
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TO BE RENTED,
Tor one or more years, and possession given the
18th Of April next--a convenient
Store & Dwelling-house

Win shree rooms below, and two above, with
FIRE place in two of the lower rooms, with a
good dry cellar under them, kitchen, smoke.
house, garden. and two acres of land adjoining
enclosed. part Of which is well set with red clio.
yer. This tenement has been occupied for some
years past by Messrs Albln Gilpin & Co It is
Situated ~ healthy and agreeable neighbour
hood, Is a fine stand for country store about 25
miles from Richmond, and not more than half a
mile from The river, and in the midst of fine
wheat conntry.--For terms apply to the subscri-
Der. SAM. PLEASANTS.
Powhafan co 4.h Mar 1905. tf
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N 0 II I C. n.

7 DO hereby forewar any person OF persons
from taking an assignment Of my bond or noe
given 70 Elijah May, for one hundged dollars, "a ]
will not discharge the same.
JOHN r. PERKINS.
TluyanBa co. 9Th March, 1905. Wit
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FIckett, PoIiard & johnston.
Richmond, March s, 1905.

Nd Y virtue OF a deed Of trust made
IL 2 20 the fnbleriber by Nathaniel Burton. the
8th day OF February In for the purpofe OF feeu-
ring debt due 20 Arthur Nannery. and all char
ges attending the execution Of the truh--will be
fold, 10 the highea bidder, ct Buckingham COURT
houfe, on Saturday the 10th day OF April next
for the bea price that esn be obtained In erep 10
baeeo OF Hieholss INFECTION or its value in mo
ney a, the current can price
a certaia Tract or Parcel Of LAND,
Lying. 10 the county Of Buckingham, on both
des Of the great creek Of Slate river, containing
two hundred ard tve,y Eve acres, aud adioinios
the LANDS Of Nathaniel Burton. Barnet Nunuery,
Rljsshe,h saupdsrfon. Edward Msxeey and Ben.
janin Burton.
JAMES MURPHY, Trustee.
Msreh 18Th, ,sos. ,2oa
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Ialua6le Propertytorsale.
vWILL be SOLD, 10 The h;sh.., h,sa.. !.

w lit be SOLD, 10 the highest h;ad.r -
'nc premises, on the third day of Apri
neA', 4, - o'clock. IN undivided rnoicty in rbe
TWO ~ - OF GROUND. formerly the proner.
y, hnorew Ronald. dec fronting the basin OF
tne James River Canal, near the Genre of ,ts
city OF Richmond. with an undivided ,,o;s,,, nl
all the valuable buildings thereon. cons;s,;n &c
large three story brick building, eighty fee, in
Iength, with four separate tenemenrs tue,,,.
rect wide and forty five feet in Length. win e.
places ON the FIRST and second floors. roor,y -.
refs IN each. with large wheels fixed for bo;ss;ng
ana towering packages, &c. with d;sna,cb ,nii
Sase, COCO airy cellars with fire places in each ,
Nns mouse mas oeea lately built and in good re-
Pan asJoining IS well finished two story fra.
med dwelling house, thirty.cipbt feet s1,,,rs
with two good cellars, with fire places IN e.rt
Tor cooking-in this house on the first and secopd
Hoors are eight rooms and six fire places also
small two story Brick House with four rooms
WIN nrc places IN each. convenient for store
or small fanlily-Likewise, a small yvoodsr
Building with cellar built for kitchen. and
may be used as = shop-Aiso, two Stables and =
carnage House. The buildings except the ki,ch
an stables and carriage house are insured in the
mutual insurance company against FIRE in the
state OF Virginia, and the premiums paid rho los
front the basin on one side, and are bonr3sd ~,
Carys street and the cross street leading TO shoe.
zoe warehouse on two other sides of them. and
are as convenient for commercial or oihe, busi.
ness as any IN the city. The terms of sale viii
De seventeen Thousand dollars in ready money,
the residue payable the fifth day Of August ncx..
Tor winch residue bond with approved securit-
VIII be required. 1t is deemed unnecessary 10
state the ofthe above properly TO chose
VINO reside IN this city, but FOR The information of
strangers, the subscriber begs leave to state. rI,at
she aforesaid property isimmeaiateiy opposite the
tower part OF the basin OF the lanes river canal
whe'e all fhe produce of the upper country is
landed, ard 90 any person DESTROYS os carving ON
the commission business extensively, perhaps is
superior to any other place in this city.
William Austin.
Richmond. 4vh February, 1905.
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TEN DOLLARS REWHRD.

y ROKE away last evening, alaree stout made
ID blood bay II q r T., upwards of Ave fee,
high, Z years old last spring. was she'd all rouud
about two months ago. but some OF ,he shoes
may now be OF; he has large head and small
eyes, uOts and galops If he has any other marks
By which he might BE distinguished, they are not
recoIeded. He had on a saddle good dca
worn, with hogskin seat and plated stirrnps.
The above reward win be paid on delivery
the horse and saddle 10 the subscribers.
Pickett, Pollard & Johnston.
= q
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81" From circumstances not attended TO
when the above valuable properly was advertis-
ed fer sale. the subscriber has postponed The day
of sale. tall Wednesday the eighth day of Nav
next, when it viii certainly take place. at 10 o.
clock, on the premises, when one fourth of the
purchase money only will be required in hand,
and credit OF three, six and nine months given
Tor the balance, the purchaser TO give bonds and
securIty TO carry interest from the day of sale.
and deed of trust on the property 10 secure the
payment. WV. AUSTIN.
72d March, 1908.
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PRECiPIrATE,

IAFoRTEp by Mr. L'ghtfoot
i of Sandy-po,nt. last win,
ter, full Is hands and a half
high , will sand at my sta
bic in Chesterheld connrJ,
Appomattox river, Is miles
above Petersburg 10 he let
70 mares ~ ten guineas a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06
The .Sco1giNe Spring Races,

nc sotO-lUL4E DDIITy NULCS,
yXTILL commence on Monday the fifteenth
Wv day of April next.---first day will be run
for the Jockey Club Purse of & 100. three mile
heats Second day the Prcprietor's Purse of
ESQ, two mile hea;s--Anh on the third day a
Sweepstake for three and four years old, two
mile heats, entrance fifty dollars. The subscrip.
non will remain open until the evening preceding
the first day. race; any person wishing to enter
may do so either in person OF by letter direGtd
to Mr.. Samuel Marshall.
Carrying the following Weights
years old. 1s3 4 years Old, 100
do. do. III 3 lbs allowed mares &
geIdiugs. JOHN HASKINS, 7reaswey.
March 9.h. 1905. I'd
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BROKERS' OFFICE.
NOTICE.


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ALL persons indebted to the late
firms Of
buchanan, Dunlop 60 ca.
OF Petersburg
Robert Pollok So Co.
Of Richmond and
Dunlop, Pollok So Go.
OF Manchester,
Are hereby notified that James Dunlop, laie a
partner in the above concerns. has become pur-
chaser of the outstanding debts they will there
fore be pleased 10 make payment to Mr.. John
Tompkins, residing in Richmond, or the subscri-
Der, residing in Petersburg who alone are au-
thorised to make collections and grant discharges.
Suits will be unfortunately commented a.
gainsi all who do not make payment before the
first OF February next.
JOHN DUNLOP,
Attorney for JAMES DuaLoF.
Petersburg, Nov. IS, 1904. (tf)
The subscriber wishes to sell for
cash, or on credit I'll the first day OF January
next, the
7iuo Brick 7.enements,
Adjoining the house OF Mr. benjamin Mosby.
JOHN PENDLETON.
CITY Of Richmond, Ncv. lotb, 1900 sw
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