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-TrHE defendant William Cow,

NftE defendant William COwper
j. not having entered his appearance and Civ
Ell security according to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court that he is not an inhabi-
tant of this commonwealth On the motion of
the complainant by his counsel. 1t is ordered, that
the said defendant do appear here on the first
Monday in July next and answer the bill of the
said complainant; and that copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted in some one of the news
paperspublished in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the door of
the courthouse.
Tesfc, ADAM Craig, C. C.
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PEDIGREE.--Given BY Lord Derby in
the /ol'osung words, piz:
"l do hereby certify, that the bay horfe
called Kuow1ey, late rhe property Of the
Prince Of Wales, wac bred by me. He was
got by Sir Peter Teszle, out Of Cspels,
and wss Gx years old laa May, and no more
(Sigued) DERBY, (ssAL.)
I" Know1ey, June IS. 1901.
Cspella was bred by geo. Parker, foaIed
"a 1913, & got by Hsroa out Of Mils Cape,
by Rsgnlus, Buckeyes, by Crab, Wsr-
lock, Galloway. See general Rud book,
pa 20 Sir Peter Teazle was got By
Highayer in 1884; Zee fame book, pa.
lS1 H'ghayer was got by Herod Zee
pa zo' and 70 on he may be traced thro'
noble i'ue Of aaceaors for ages par with.
o o hngle fsw in bis geueaIogy, ci.her on |
the male orfsmsle iids.
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PROPOSALS

For carrying Mails Of rbe United States, On RE
.foiiouiSg Post Roads, wK Be rercived at tie
General POst-oGiee IN Washington, xs.sl tbe
renfb day Of July ne,s irclusisc
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a
iCreensvile county, on Notioway river, Aoou'
miles bsrow vhersshe great stage ROAD GHOSTS
| n. M the lower Cut Bank bridge. 1T en- e.''
=, meas each. and Dollar TO the groom - %
charged any rrie before the lst Gay OF o.. -
|, nexr by the payment OF Forty donsls oA "a
co,,n, win be made if yaid after thar day Duz-
S.vn ia = chcsnut horse of good size, and OF ex-
ellen, blood: for MS beauty, shape and appear
.,cer leavc others TO decide as racer, the
J Calendars declare him most capital, having won
| fand generally at New. Markct) "a races Heis
undoubtedly among the best stations that has e.
yer appeared in England, for the proof OF which
beg leave TO refer gentlemen TO the Racing Ca
lencars Of that country, and which are 70 be seen
At his stand
In 1899, the first of Buzzard's stock appeared
on the turf in that year he had five winners, in
1850 ne had seven, in 1901 he had fourteen, (se-
veral of those won and times each in that
year, in 1902 lie had sixteen winners, and in
1898 he had twenty-one. This is the last Calen-
dar that has come to hand. II is to be observed.
that Buzsard's stock have very generally run at
NEWMARKET, where all the best horses go1 and
many of them have proved uncommonly good
racers among them are Horribly Lass, Pet, Pop
pingjay. Quiz, Surprize, Malta, Meryman, So
phia. Miss Bailey. and great many Others Ii
is also 10 be observed, thar 20 Stallion in England
had many winners in 1905, by seven. as Buzz
card had--The famous horse Sir Peter Teazie
had only fourteen. Trumpeter thirteen only, John
Bull fourteen, Benningbrough fourteen, Volun.
seer niae, and Whskey o--Those horses are ac
know.sdged by all gentlemen conversant with the
turf, 20 be the best Stations now in England
Bazzard has been well proved a good stallion /;
for which reason, I beg leave to recommend him
stronglyto the gentlemen of the turf. and such o.
theirs as have well bred mares. not doubling bat
good proportion Of his stock viii turn out IA
Gers.
In he Eve years above mentioned Duzzard's
ooirs won lol races. The great value of this
horse viii, trust, be an apology for the price
he is TO cover at, however wish gentlemen to
come and view him, and see themselves the per
Torrance of his colts in the Gale ndars, and |
hope they will admit he does not stand TOO high
Good pasturage gratis servants who attend
the mares boardci II lOs6 week corn furnish
ed at the market price, and the greatest attention
paid 10 the morcs, but responsibility for acci.
dents or escapes. Notes for ten guineas will be
expected with.the mares by
NATHANIEL RIvEs.
March, 1905
N. b The season viii commence the 18th
inst. and end the lsr of August. Mr.,
PEDIG Rec.
al hereby certify, that the chestnut horse Buz-
zard. late the properly Of Christopher Wilson,
Esq. was bred by me, and that he was got by
Woodpecker his dam by Dux, our of Curiosity,
By Snap --Regulus, &c. Curiosity was the dam
OF Pan,aooD, Justice, Faith, &c.
EGREMoNT.
Teste, JAAEs WRArHERnY.
health and spirits N. RIvRs.
= March 20 1ROy.
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Dollars 1855
n 4 ~ III III u, 81

G II z z S
May be had Of George fucker. Thomas Tayloy.
and samuel Peasants, jr in Richmond. J1ebcst
sirchett, and Watkins Leigh Petersburg; Tho.
mas Newton, DIR Barrrnd, Z Littleton " Taze.
well, Norfolki Hugh Mercer, Fredericksburg;
Henry Tucker, Winchester; Chapman Johnson,
Stanton; and IN all the towns in Virginia, and
IN many places ia the country.
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the lsit year he iood at
Capt. VIM. Lewis's, in Dinwiddie county,
made capital fealons, and proved himfelf a
fure foai gettsr. He is 6ne bay, fifteen
hands three isches high, nine years old laft
May, 10 great perfection, and as to mulcu-
lar arength and beauty, not inferia to
any hor(e in the Gate. He 10 tina only
horie in this country tha, has won four
kng's plates 10 one year this be did 10
300; See Racing Calendar for that year.
Notwithstanding this & other unexccptiona.
Die evidences Of knowledge hyperion worth,
yet perlonal view of him will be his beif
Recommendation.
KOWSLEY will Rsnd the enfuiny Tea.
Ion, al William Woods ia AIbemayle coun.
~, ten mica above Charlottesville, 20 cover
mares az "'x Gnness the feafon, for which
nosea WILDE expeaed, difchargeable by the
payment OF twenty Dollars, on or before
The 18th of September mex, Three chi
meas the leap, and Ten Guinea 60 infr,,
mare to be in foal, with One Dollar for
each mare to the groom which. with tbe
leap money, mo& be paid when the nav :.
covered. Extenii-c paauragc grs,;s. ana
iervants Tent with the mares boa1dsd
week. Mares may be fed as dread
the market price Of grain, and all nos;hIs
care taken TO prevent accidents or e(c,ne.
ont no Responsibility for any tina, NAV -
pen. The feafon will commence IN. 'y.
Of March, sad expire the 10Th of Auana
next.
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TO BE SOLD.

Pursuant to a deed of trust executed to me by the
: late Henry Randolph, Esq. TO secure the pay
ment Of certain sums of money in the said
deed, Acknowledged 70 be due from him 70
Lyle and M'Credie, merchants.
II Parcel of Land,
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In Henrico County Court, February
5th, 1905.
Robert Brooke. complainant.1 :,
AGAINST q
Wills Cowper. asdministrator of John ! E
cowper, deceased. and Henry Hovey, 3
defendants. ] y
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TO PHTNTERS.

Printing Materials j5r sale.
7 ONO PRIAGa, Plea, English. Do,,h,. NJ.
- Two-Linss EnIlish, French Canon -.
Lines Plea. Five LIMA Piea, seven-T me. p,s,
Nine Lines Plea. Th,.teen-Lines plea. e.
reen Lines Plea. Ninessen-Lines Pies. oro,a,;,
ons Foolscsp aud DENY Sfases. and CO.
PR0SSER B. MONcURF
Richmond, March %. 1905. v,s
Jttyf' RErEIPED-- ------------
IL S. Rtssonfs' bookstore, Richmond. a vc,v Gle.
east assoytnenfQffb bert
p T. N X N ] V r. s.
yvbish win be sold By the sisgle or sozes
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CERTIFICATES.

We; whole names arc hereunto fubfcrib.
ed. do certify that we have bred cola from
RsovsIKr. Tor feen Of his get,) that they
are of fine lze and form, and from their plc-
fent appearance bid fair to make capital hor-
fes, either for the turf or any other feryice.
We ALTO believe him to be as furc fcal get
ter as any horfe ia the Gate. Given snder
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Dollars, 10000
Dollars. 10000

Dollars. 10000
All tickets drawn blank may berenewed in the
next class, at 10 dolls. each the price Of all
theirs will be Is dolls.
All prizes of IL dollars may be renewed for the
next class, or paid, at the option of the person
entitled. If they be not Claimed within three
months after the drawing commences. they viii
be considered as renewed in the second class.
The drawing TO commence in the CRY Of vii.
Harrisburg, on the - day OF ---s--, under
the management of James Madison, lohu Brack-
en-, William Nelson, Robert Creeni5w. Burwslt
bassett. Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham
pion Travis, William Lightfoot, Littleton w.
Tazeweli. George Tucker and lanes SempIe.
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our hands, &c. January, Ioe5:
John Coles, fr. Geo. w. H. Mipse.
Walter Coles. Major Wilcox.
Miles Selden, fr. Geo. Cooke.
Miles Selden, jr. James Stewart.
John Edioe. John Chriaiau.
E. p. Chamberlsyne. Hsmlin Wilcox.
John Roane, jr. Wm. Soutbsll.
c. Hsrrifou. John Colgin.
John Mioge.
do hereby certify that ia the fpriog,
1903, faw and took particular NOTICE ola
number of colts, which we're in paaure
where the imported Stirling then ffood--a
Comfortable proportion of them by import
ed horfes among which were feveraI of
Know1ey's, and tho'tthem equal If not pre-
fersbIe TO any that were there. Given un.
der my hand, &c.
BRIGHTBERRY BROWN.
Albsmarle, Jan. !, 1906. (wst)
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The above Lottery viii certainly commence
drawing the first Monday in November or soon.
er, If the tickets are sold.
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Tie nefsd aud much admired E,1-s "a Hors,
KNOW SLEY,

s~--~r IMPORTED in 1901,
A i BY William Lightfoot,
Ew=zan Of Charlea City county |;
49, 80 where he food two years,
IL l. q
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s1e cslessA'sd Ergii5b Stallion.
BUZZARD,

90 famous for getting ca
- pital racers. is just AMI.
we'd from London, and ~ii'
cover mares at my stable. IN J
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FOR SAL E.

Tie labfyiJe, auilbts 10 aytelt Of
THE ROUSE and LOT he at Preient oe.
L cupies, at the corner OF King and Colun.
bus !freets: Lkewife, New Store, OF Ware.
Houle he has i4tely <.sdeo on Columbus Areet,
with all other Improvements cn the lots. The
houfe is veil 6nfihed, with good fore in front,
CALI. lated for The wet or cry goods boliads, and
an excelens ltAnd fc: either, with a number Of
we'll Gnilhcd rooms, and ese:y conyeniency ne.
cefary 10 accommodate geoteei family, with
good dry cellars under the houfe.
ifthe above property ~ not aifpofed ofbefore
the Goth cay Of June infant, ii will, en- that
day, be offered at Pubic Sale, to the highea
bidder, at a O'Clock in tie afternoon Atypes-
fen inclined TO pu,chsfe, will pleafe to view the
premiies previous TO the day OF faIe.
The above Property will be fold on long
credit.
Robert Smith.
Tune *. a.. eo7t
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q. RoCH. March {.
.,vp BEFORE GIBRALTAR.

,.o,ucs Of orders issued by the
n Pa asus general, the battalion Of Bar
Pnnnanu '.;,b the company of carabiniers
,ssrs s:;,, s proceeded yesterday 70 the
pd afl lI the regiments Of Corona, Of Cam
psi ss =. ,ha. Of the cavalry kept themselves
fbfla' : - % march on the shortest no.
reau ~ he arrival of the troops. so ca.
e. - took pos, before the towerc OF Mo-
Pninisse ',m The strand on the east side TO
aa', n ss;,e side; 100 men, armed with
and other warlike implements,
a!sOs'ss Tom nm Fort ST. Philip; so of those
' 'as commanded a By Don Vallss, and the
Es.s ;aa.r BY Don Cersates. The latter.
sa 7. had Of his small party, conducted
!. ~ ~ =" stone piles which are situated at
|. foOs Of the Noun. on me north SIDE,
. M Nv valdes marched directly against
no r III Guard of the Devils Tower,
n s;' RI 4 surprised. The English post
= as ;;aeIosed al the moment that resistance
.s, ,s me officer charged with
d ~ Of mis- post was unaressed in
! i ' md sleeping soundly. Two of the
:, lii; ~ were killed. The centineps musk.
S;,ssd FIRE aud the remainder of the
s.,S asd 70 the citadel, and alarmed the
s sr GA this both tie Spanish detach.
s..n,, re,umed to their lines, taking with
IS.m ne Eastish officer and three soldiers,
e whom was mor,ally wounded. The
E,auisa Gre ships had goae out of the ri.
(sr: but sas night being teo clear, they
Eould undertake nothing.
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anypoftion Of the humaa rice. Greece
and Rome were not strangers to war;
And the most enlightened nations of Eu-
rope do not boast of long periods Of peace.
When the Christian world is in peace, we
may find objects for our, pity in the distant
switds of America.
His Danish Majes,y's chasge affairs, and
eonsulnear the United States, gives this
publicnnotice to the merchants ard tra>
ders whom it may concern.
Thar it has been ag.eedbetween his ma.
sjesty the King of Denmark and The pow ers
bordering on the Baltic; tl,atfor th- future
nosmerchant vessel coming from the NORTH
Sea and destined TO port in the Baltic.
shall be there admitted. unless the capfain
scan produce certificate ircm the custom,
house, by whiehil is legally sPioecd, thai
On entering tic said Sea, whether by the
sound, sneight, or by the Great or Small
Belt, the vessel has come 70 ct Helsin-
goer, Nyborsh or Fridericia, ard there
taken its clearance, and consequently the
Health Office which;is established at each
c. these passages, has, alter tie usual OK.
animation, granted permission to 1pursus
It's voyage.
In consequence eof this arrangement,
should any car lin, bound up the Baltic,
omit, as formerly, coming to, and taking
"a clearance at one Of the pieces above men.
toned, he.wil be.refused Ambulance into
every other per, and sent imme diateiy
back to submit to the EXAMINATIONS and
proofs which The said health oacer Gay
deem necessary.
p. PETERSEN,
.Paihdel5hia, 7aae !, 1905.
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NORFOLK, May 90.

IA Saplalu DIuuthiOno3 "a ssS "a . "u4~,
\ l6 DAYS from Dominica, states that q
higats belonging to sir John Orde's squad
on. had been dispatched and arrived at
Barbados, With the news of the l'oulon
Get Of 10 sail having arrived at Cadiz--
That sic J. 0. had PUG into Gibraltar. The
Figats had II days passage.
\ Br the arrival of the brig Fair Ameri-
An, from Grenada, gentleman in this
sn received paper of the 10th ultimo,
aichhe has obligingly permitted as 20 Pc
lse: From which We extract an article
ndsrhe Barbados head, confirming the
Dove report. We are now certain that
be Toalon aees has entered the Atlantic;
as Of course its destination was secret
n the English admiral.
If The Toulon feet consisted Of sen sail
the line, and should be Augmented bv
sail more from Cadiz, ne are not dis.
pssd to join in the option of the West.
hdia writer that its presen: obiect i the
FdGss'0n OF the Islands. Twenty sail Of
be llne, proceeding directly to Bress, unit.
g Wlth the feet % that port, would give
{ very agreeable surprise to admiral Gar.
|ln-sf, whose feet cannot consist Of more
raa twenty or twenty. one sail of the line.
Will be remembered that Bonaparte has
ssiy ordered all the troops constituting the
rmy OF England, 20 return to their for.
per encamPments on the coast: has mad
new appointment of officers, Massena 70
0mmaad 10 England, Angereau in Ire.
ana aud Marmont 10 Scotland. These
circumstances, together with the active
p0Vsneuss lately observed inthe fotilla a,
ssoges, do not indicate any relinquish.
em o. the fayofise scheme Of invasion,
- =. : may very easily be conceived that 3
$50 q forty or fifty sail of the line would
80 ,s.s very powerful diversion in favor oil
s ~ enterprise. Our opinion is that what.
H. - may Be its subsequer: movements
p J. a1ss OBJECT Of this feet Will be 20 relieve
... $50 IT'S probable that before this is at
Ss.5 p,sa II viii be joiaed by the Zero
~ Mriyeu, ship Charleston, Hall. 50 day.
s uI liverpool. April s6, in heavy s.;
o,ss away the bawsprir and sprung III,
Do lIass'; sosh, in lat. SO, 40, long. 40
H. s 'ae schooner Hiram, of and from
sl :. bound to Fayal. 70 days out. Ma,
a'M. 50, 10, long. 60, ship Diana
n, .ng, Of and from Boston, fer Dema
~. @ cut Il days; a4th, in lat. So. as
.av g ., ~, IS, ship Cabinet, Woodend. !:
$se Cu' Iron, from Norfolk, bound to Dubliu.
r4a; William, Leca,o, Il DAYS from
kaa 'iPR,que. Left there i4,h Nav. sehr
i 3 d aSa, James, of East River, to sal
coaiSS;a Fame, Drummond, ~ days iron
lem :, Mary Johnston, Dayton, IA day
as,aicao, Ocean, Hinehnan, IS days from
E:s @ag c Fair American, Green, 70 day
Grenada. Left there l..th Nav Va,
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From the Berbadoes Mercury.

5 Nkdy fe - 49,
Dispatches were yesterday received
here, brought by his Msjessy's ship Mer.
curry, captain the hon. ID. P. Bouverie,
from Vice Admiral Sir john Onae, dated,
4" His Majesty's ship Glory. a. Sea, April
10sh, 1862 communicating the import.
ant Intelligence of the sudden appearance
off Cadiz, of the Toulon feet consting OF
from 20 to "a saih eleven or twelve of
them of the hue, and the rest heavy fri.
gates.
This Aeet, i, appears, wason the evening
of the 9Th, close OF Cadiz, harbour, where
one French ship Of the line, and six or
seven Spanish, were then ready to JON
them, and three or foar more would be
in about "a hours.
Whether any troops were on board these
shins was not known, nor had the dest:-
nation of this force after It's conjunction
been ascersained, but it was Judged 10 be TO
the westward; and it was reported that
the Spanish ships were bound to the
HAVANA.
From this intelligence. il is very evi.
dent that the safety ofthe West Indies is
again threatened, aud We ought not TO be
lullsdinto inactivity.
The enemy's object, it has been AREA
dy experienced, is predatory warfare and
that they can effect this with impunity,
the escape of Messiessy sufficiently e.
svinces
According to the latest accounts, this
enterprising hero, after having landed the
remainder Of Lagrange's troops at ST. Do
mingo, and carried his system of destruc-
ton and pillage into further effect, has
sailed from thence, and proceeded, as is
confidently said, to Newfoundland, where
We can look for nothing short of his late
wantonness, well corresponding with his
valiant prototype Richery who formerly
robbed the fisherman there, and burnttheir
boats.
The Mercury, after the dispatches were
delivered Immediately proceeded to sea,
and stood to the westward. Sir John
Orde, we understand, had also sent adyi.
ces of the enemy's appearance off Cadiz, to
England, and TO Lord Nelson, up the
Mediterranean.
His Maiesty's ship Cyrane, captain the
hon. G. Cadogan, arrived on Wednesday
with the prize privateer Spanish schooner
La Jus.icia, of guns and 80 men. from
Cumana, out eight days, and taken IN the
latitude of Desseada.
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June 8.

by virtue Of Deed Of Tfult from
ToHN c. VOWEL TO the fubfcribef, Will be
fold, at +. o'clock, on the ,fyf.d day e 19l, serf,
at the Coffee. Hqule in Alexandra, fer ready
money,
Il Lot Of Ground on FaarJax.f1eet,
On which the new Meeting, houfe aands, irons's
ing on Fairfax areet feet inch, and extend
Ing back lzs feet inches.
JOHN DUNLAP
rune s. duffy
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DEvANTRR, TO Miss PLEASANT i'HoMp.
son, both of Waterford, Isoudoun County.
Virgins.
ToULoN FLEET.-Itis ascertained, that
this teet about the beginning of April, es-
capped from the port where they have been
long blOckaded by admiral Nelson passed
Gibraltar on the ethsof April, and appear.
ed off Cadiz on the 14th. 1t is composed
of 4 ships OF SO guns, and z of "a. under
the command of admiral Villeneuve and
had on board 5000 troops under the French
EN-. ror's fayor.te general Lauriston.
On the appearance ofthe feet OF Cadiz,
the small British squadron withdrew, and
sailed for England. Cutters had been dis
patched TO Gibraltar, Lisbon, &c. to the
Acct before Brest, that off the Texel, and
TO england, with intelligence that the
French squadron had passed the straits.
(BoSt. Pa. -
Tbs following which is an extract of a
letter 10 the editor, written by respecta.
hle gentleman ofthis city, now at por,s-
mouth, leaves ne doubt of the French Tou-
lon fleet being at sea; ADD must conse-
quensly excite much curiosity to ascertain
their ultimate destination.
:. PORTSMOUTH, IN. H. May %.
!" The ship Hampden and Sidney, cap.
tain Irefethen, arrived here last evening
from Marseiiles. On the 9th April. off
Gibraltar they tell in with the Toulon feet,
of II ships of the line, frigases aud 2
briggs, and continued with them till the 9th,
when they parted the feet steering west.
They were boarded by frigate from the
feet, who informed they had on board
1000 troops. A frigate came out of Glib.
raltar. and logged the French feet. The
admiral Of the feet was VillensVye, and it
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ship Olive, sEorer, Of Portland, TO sail ia
3 days; brig --., Herveld, of Ports.
mouth, n. Fl. to sail in 10 days; schr.
Thomas, Haywood, from Norfolk, just
arrived.
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PUBLIC SALE.

AT half paR 3 O'Clock, THIS EVENING,
will be fold, on Ramiey's wharf, OIL credit
of so md 90 days, for approved notes,
IS hhds. and 10 bbls. Sugar, and "a
quantity of Green Coffee.
Philip G. Mayfeller.
June e.