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IN VIRGINIA.

i79. From Randolph c. h. to Frank
lin Va. once in two weeks.
Leave Pendleron G h. every other Thursday
at m and arrive a, Randolph h 10y II
a m. Lezyc Randolph c. H. every other Thurs.
day 1t p. m. and arrive at Pendieton c. Ia. by
p. n.
13o. Prom Prince Edward c. n by Hunters
tavern. TO Lynchburg once week.
Leave Prince Edward c. h. every Saturday a.
6 a m. and arrive at Lynchburg On Sunday by 6
p m. Leave LynchbuTg every Monday at a n,
and arrive at Prince Edward c. h by m
15i From Campbeilc h by Pittsylvania {. =.
to Daiiville once in two weeks.
Leave CamphelIc. h. every other Monday 1T
6 m and arrive at DanviIlc on tuesday, by q
p m. Leave nanvilie every other Wednesday
at a m. and arrive al Canpbeilc.t. on Thurs
iay by ~ m.
NOTES.
I. The poss-n,astcr General nav expedite the
mails and alter che times of arrival and depar-
turc 1T any time during the continuance of the
contracts. he stiprating an adequate compcn.a.
ton for any extra expense that maybe occasioned
thereby.
Fifteen minutes si,alibe allowed FOR OPEN
ing and closing the mails at all Offices where no
particular time is specified
8 For every ihii,y miRn,es delay (unav eidabie
accidents excef,e1) in aryiving afier the time
ptcSSIcSu III etF contftOss ing contractor snell
forfeit one dollar; aud if the delay continues IN.
til the departure ofany depending mail, whereby
the mails destined for each depending mail lose
trip additional forfeiture of FIVE dollars
shall he incurred.
a Newspapers as we'll as letters are to be gent
in the mails and il any person making proposals,
desires % carry newspapers, o,Ler than those
conveyedi. the mail, for hrs own erioiument. ne
must state in his proposals for wharsu - viii
carry with The eniolumenf, and for what sun,
without thar emcInr,ent
5. Should any person making proposals desire
an alteration of tie times ofarriva aud departure
above specified. he must state in his proposals
the alteration desired and the difference ,tey viii
make ia the terms ofihe CONTRACT
6. Persphs making proposals are desired 10
raa viii receivetheir paj quarterly in ,he months
Of August, November February and May. in one
month afserthe expiration ofeaci quarter
z. Noothcr than free White person shall be
employed to convey the mail
Where the propossy Intends TO convey the
mail in the body of stage carriage, he is desired
to state it in his proposals.
g. The Post master General reserves 20 him
self The righg Of declaring any contract At an end
Whenever three failures happen which amount 10
the loss of "trip each.
10. The contracts for The above routes are TO
be in operation on the 6rst day Of of aober next,
and are TO continue in force for two years.
GIDEON GRANGER,
Post master General.
CENzrAL PosT-OrrIcE,
TY1eii00fog C.ey L-.fr.,., IooS r.,
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CERTIFICATES.

We, whole names arc hereuuto fubfcrib-
ed, do certify thar we have bred coils from
KsovsIsr, Tor ieen OF his get,) that they
are of finc fize and form, and from their pie
fcnt appearance bid fair to make capital hor-
fes, either for the turf or any other fervicc.
We ALTO believe him to be as fore foal get
ter as any horic 10 the iate. Given under
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buf udhobs OC' Jthue'yf iOCSs
John Coles, fr. Geo. w. II. Minle.
Wader Coles. Major Wilcox,
Miles Selden, fr. Geo. Cooke.
Miles Seldeu, jr. James Stewart,
John Edloe. John Chrifian.
Z. P. Chamberiayue. Hsmliu Wilcox.
John Roane, jr. VIM Sou,hail.
e. Harriion. johu Colgia.
John Mage.
] do hereby certify that in the fpriug,
1903. | faw ADD took particular notice OF
number Of colts, which were ia psaure
where the imported Stirling then Rood--a
conhdersble proportion of them by Import
ed horle1 among which were fcvcssl Of
knowasy'y end sho't them equal il rot pre-.
ie1abie to aDy shat were there. Given en-.
der my hand, &c.
BRIGHTBERRY BROWN.
Albemarle, Jan. :, 1906. (wst)
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PROPOSAIS

For earyirg Maids Of RE Uiifea States. on r5
foilosvisg Post kcass. vH be rccsioea at ID,
General Past fiee IN Wasbissio., uaGI 10
renfb day Of Jf..ly ne;sr inclasioe
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Pc IG n r. z

PEDIG Rec
al hereby certify, that The chesuut horse Buz.
zard, late the property of Christopher Wilson.
Eaq. was bred by me. and that he was got by
Wooipecker his dam by Dug, out of Curiosity.
by Snap --Resulss, &c Curiosity was the dam
of pantaioon, Justice, Faith, &c.
"EGREMONT.
Teste. JAMGs WrArrERRy.
- BuzzARD has arrived AZ stand, in high
health and spirits N. RIygs.
March 80, 1905.
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guiaeas the season, which may be discharged with
90 dollars paid by the LIST OF August, when the
season VIII expire. Notes for Eve guineas will
be expected with she n.ares, dischargable - ~
bove. HILLARY MOSEI1EY.
Charlotte, March LIST. 1906
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FoR SAIE-

one Moiely Of a Brick Tenement.
IN central pars of the city Of Richmond. con.
. sis,ing OF two story house with a =, oye sna
counting room on the lower floor. ard Eve ,oa,rs
above Conveniently pandfora family, win =
passage leading 70 them ,making all the rooms
Priyatc) and cellar under the whole house.
three story Lnmber.hosse. Kitchen. Stable. &c.
considerable eredit viii be given for two thirds
Of the purchase money.--For further na,,;c,ls.
enquire ofthe printer. W.T.
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sIAIs's FERRY FOR SALE.

WILL. be sold, To the highest bid
w der. ON Monday the tensh day of Jaue
next, on tho premises,
Thar Valua6le 7raet of Land,
At SIns's ferry, called OwEs's. on SHANNON
river. in Halifax county. together with the sand
Ferry. containing two hundred and twenty acres.
about sixty thereof Is rich low grounds, the
high land is strong an fertile, ana he ferry pro-
duces = handsome profit TO the proprietor
The land viii be shewn to any person inciina-
BILE to purchase such valuable place, by Efr.
Daniel Parker, who lives at the ferry The
terms of sale viii be made Known on that day.
or on application previous 10 either of the sub
1c.ibers. OxEy SINS.
= MATTHEW SIMs.
CuIsLEy DArIEL.
w. S. kLLrN.
9TH May. 1905. vat.
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WILLIAM WOODS.
JAMES KINSOLVfNC.


lhall have one covered gratis.
PBDTGREE,--G,pea BY Lord Dsr6y IN
tie (ottov,ng sDords, piz:
eel do hereby certify, that the bay horfe
called Koow1ey, late the property of the
Prince OF Wsie., was bred by me. He was
got by Sir Peter Teszle, out Of CspelIa,
and was OK years old Iss May, and no more.
(Sigse1) DERBY, (sfAL.)
" Know1ey, Juns IS, 1901.
Cspella was bred by gen. Parker, foaled
in i77s, & got by Heros out Of Mifs Cape,
BY. R-goIus, Blsckeyes, by Crab, War.
lock, Galloway. See general aud book,
pa 20 Sir Peter Tcazle ives got by
Higbsyer in I7S4; Zee fame book, pa.
iSi Higbayer wa, got by Herod fee
pa zor and 70 on he may be traced fhro'
noble hoe Of anceaors for ages paa with.
ont a iiogle aaw in lfis genealogy, ei,her on
the nele OF femsls SIDE.
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the isA year he food at
Capt. VIM. Lewia's, in Dinwiade csun,y,
mede capital feafons, and proved himfslf
fare foal gstter. He is a fine bay, fifteen
hands three isches high, nine years old Ish
May, IN grea, perfection, and ns to mufcu-
lar Rrengtb aud beauty, not inferior to
any llorfc in the fsse. He ia ,bs oply
horle in tl.is country that has won four
kirr'o plates in one year ,hi: he did in
1900 See Racing Calendsr for that wear.
Notwilhaz ading THE s. other uaexeeotion,.
bic evidences of KcowGey's hyperion worth,
yet perfona, view of hin will be his bea
recommendation.
KOWSLEY viii asnd the enisiog fea-
ION, at William Wood's in Albenarle coub.
II, tcn miles above Chnlottcfviile, to cover
marco at Six sGeincas the fcafon, for which
notes WILDE sxpeaed, difchsrgesSle by the
payment of Twenty Dollars, on or befo,e
Inc roth of September next Three Cui-
neas the leap, aud Ten Guineas to infase a
mare to be in foal, with Que Dollar for
each mare to the groom which with the
leap money, mpf be paid when the mare Is
covered Ex,enfive paRurage gra:is, ard
fervauts fent With the mares boarded al os.
week. %1sres may be fed as directed, at
the market price Of grain, and all polible
care taksn 20 prevent accidents or efcsoee,
DO, no Responsibility for any that may hap
pen. The feafon will commence the 10Th
Of March, aud expire the 10th of Augua
next.
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.'7as Celebrated .Ess,iJ sndTor,
BUZZ1RD,

GO famous for getting ca
- pital racers. IS jus, sfsi
we'd 'FRONT.' ondon, ard wii'
cover mares at m; stable ~
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Dollars 125, t55

TT CK u S
Nav behai OF George Tucker, Thomas Taylor,
and sar.ne! Peasants, jr. in Richmond l<oberi
Birchett, and Watkins leigh Petersburg; Tho
mas Newton Dir. s;arrands & Littleton w. Taze-
we'll, Norfolk
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I'd q % w,

IMroa rrD by mr., iioomes.
! ofthe Boiling Green, in the
fall OF 1901. will stand At my
house n iheccrnty Of Char
Iolte, two miles below Bibb's
ferry, and cover mares at Ave
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KNOWSLEY,

The nerd and mncA Admired Ei4. IN Rorsr,
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e IMPORTED in 1901,
Il by William Ligb,soot,
of Charles City county ;
where he heod two years,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-05

Who bees leave 10 inform the Ladies, Gentle
men, and the Public in general, in this town,
that on "wednesday, the dre OF May, he will
commence baking; where they may be iaP-
piled with BREAD Of the fist quality and
found aaked---on fuch terms never before OF.
fered in This place--as follows:
TINE sighsstn penny loaf for 20 cents, nlne
1 penny iosf for 10 cents, four pence half.
penny leaf for cents; and, for The coavehi &c
Of thoie whole family or circumstances will not
admit OF LARGE BREAD, he will make the
th,ee penny leaf two ounces heavier than the
we,ght fixed by the CLERK the MARKET, ss d..
re6sed by she CWbraion; fo that the lasourlng
nan will be ferved on as coed terms as the mer.
chant. The BEST suPEREiNE FLOUR tor houie
keeping at c/fDea cents per pound, or fifteen
pounds for dollar. Thoie Ladies and Gentle
men who win to +. regularly iupplied at shef
own houfcs, will be obligihg enough to fend
line as above, which will be attended to. Grfat
ialisasaaee 10 lellers of Bread. To prevent any
the above terms arc CASH, un.
.Iefs where eated credits are agreed on, and thofo
are expected ito be regularly paia--the profit.
being frnalI.
IN. B. To Tsveins, Boarding hopfes, ahe'
.lmgc families, there willcbe additional fsvins
of IN PER cert in buying LANCE loAyEs II
preterence TO SMALL.
Apra &c. q
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FOR SALE.
o. TO Let, for a Term Of Yeays, or on
Ground Rent for ever.
AZ q e T C. r..

e 49,
Or to Let, for a Term o. Ysa1s, or on.
Ground Rent for ever,
Four valuable Lots, on the iouth
eide Of Kiag-arset, between Faystte and Eenfy-
freet: each fos fronting % feet on King .ttfeet,
and running back 100 feet to a II tees alley,
fbe ftuasion Of this property is luch tbeing in
pne Of the mott thriving parts Of the town. a.
70 make the poGeilioa Gift very dsliable TO an;
,eslon having rroney to purchate, moe efpeci.
ally 10 dealers in country produce.
Ayo, for Sale,
A HouIc and Lot, on the louth
iide Of King itreet, near Warrington ltreet, and
oppoGtc the fore of Mr.. flames BACON. This
6tastion is equai to any in town = 5uhness.
Likezujft 70 Let, for The FERN Of Ten ye0vs,
An hail-acre Lol on Duke and Pitt
Rreets, NOT sligibly 'ftuated for "A GardR or
Glover Lot, for which purpolc aay il would be
rented. AS a,anure has been thrown up in heaps
upon it for feversl years the ground cannot But
oe as rich as could be w'ffcd. For terms apply
90 Mr.. JJames Bacaa, mixing, hear sVaa.iag-
ton Rrect, or TO the fubfcriber, at Motley Hall,
eppofte TO Alexandra. a
Thos. Il. Warrington.
N. B. To Hire BY The Moat5, p
s Avery likely active BOY,
About IS years old. who has from aichild
beea accuRonied 10 wait in rhe hoaie, provided
immediate applicasioseis made as above.
MAJ 8. go s'i9
The higheif price given for clean
Linen Rags, by the Printer hereof.
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EIGHT DOLLARS Rezoard.

Runaway, from the fubfcfiser, living in
Leeibarg, Loudoun coanty, Virgins, on the
10Th April Sat,
"a NsJLArfO BOY, .nam.d [ Z W, or
81 LEWIS, 30 years old, abeut feet s
OF . .ocaes high, aeoier made, big joinsed,
large fees, tosd Of gaming, and > great saiker !:
Had on, ua.s he vent away q -nixt grey cloth
costes, wsiise ezisinere iscket, Blue cloth over
ats, or sbufg hirt, and FOUND hat. He was
Zen az sic Oh wharf, - Alexandria on Sunday
ils ia Api,. All Inasers f.ysisls aud others
are faraasaea sga.nt carrying al'n off at their
prsis. Whoever sii asPrenen1 faad Boy, and
deliver as,p = n, Or ieeares hip in any jail
% Aaas | rst hin again, hall secsive the above
ssw4id and ali reafoaaOIc .xsences pad.
William Taylor. &
May o.
g~zs q few Eeaies of ~. Ameytcan fyor.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-05

The higheit price given Tor clean
Linen Rags, by the Printer hereof.
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WE recesUed and tor Sale

5 .fUl6 feeeSoe@ etII1 ! ~ o'0S'
/ By John GRAY,
4 III Bis BOOK q STATIONARY STORE,
King fret, opps6tt the aid Eagle Tapsrn,
/. 10 reams writing PAPER--ALso--
10 reams Tea ditto.
TIE olaeOixg B2gksn addition 10 BIZ former eoek.
Family Bibles 4to. and 0vo.; Oar
wins Botanic Garden; harvey's Medtatlons /;
Bonnycafflcs Algebra; Nc lvcrs Cookery ;
Anecdotes of Modern Philosophers; Roderick
Random; HudiS7afs Caleb Williams; Guilt
ve.'s Travels; Esnphrey CliHkcr; oaians
Poems Gil Bias; Fergason's Astronomy /;
iLempriers C!aAical Dittonsrg; Clark's Salluft !;
Nepos Tooke's Pantheon; Paltels Law of
Nations; MAYORS Natural Hiaofy Vom Jones,
JohnGon's Svo- and pocket Dictionaries: Con
duaor Generals Si:npfop's Euclid; Gibbons
Surveying; Montefquieus fpirit of Law; Smiths
Wealth Of Nations Sorrows Of Wertey Sbakel
peare's works Svo. Pilgrims Progrels; John
Ncwton's works 9 vols.
ST Il ITO M r Z.
States 4ad pencils, Datch and Irih pulls, wa
fers in boxes, gold Leaf, CUTTERS icales, fand,
and fand boxes, flies, Autcd and plan gals and
.jspan'd inkRands, counting houls flies ard Isres,
binders, bandbox and bonne, psifeboards, black
and red lead pencils, black and red Ealing wax,
onk and ink powder, playing ard bia.k cards,
black ADD red Morocco packet books, blank
books, aaolted, RomanS common violin fr'1es,
and general afortncnt OF iehool books--,he
whole Of which wlllhs, diipeied Of on The moA
req Tor .hts ,rrp,x for rs}t,
May 10. colt
g. Intending to remove from this
place in tn. courfe of the eniuing fummef, will
difpo'e Of the whole Of my STOCK, confdera-
bly, below the ufual telling PRICES.
John Gray.
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c Il E E s E.

ExsELLENT 6ra quality Dou-
- bic Gloucelter Gheete, luf he
ceived per flip United States and for
iale BY
ABEL WILLIS.
June {. eo6t
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%. P. FINLEY.

Has received per the Uaifed Slater, ;;ue :.
Ligerboel, an extendyc aaortment Ct HAps
WARE, IRoNMONGERY,, CUTLEss
&c. which he will dIpofe of on very r,,t,
able terms -
4o'doz. Wheat scythes,
rs do. Sickles,
20 do. Spades,
~ do. Sbovels, s
90 faggots CTowiey's Steel,
A lew tons of Patent Shot,
40 or 50 doz. broad and narrow Hoe,
A few caiks cd. 81. lod. I'D. cod. ~
wrought nails Gne drawn.
May z3. d
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9F \ few Cepiss Of he Amertcaa Gar-
Ssn4f Eos s2is by RosEgT CRAY.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-05
The Subjsribsr respectfully inform, tt,
public, that tie continues to run his
S Z A G. E S

From George- Iown to Port-1 obatta;
The Stages will leave the Indian King Tsma|
in Gecrgerown on Mondays and Fridays at 4
o'clock in the morning, and will call at MeonlI
Ferry, oppofite A!ex:ndria, ar 7 O'Clock, al
arrive at Port Tobacco at o'clock. R.tpsI
ing, will leave Pert Tobacco on Tueidaw anil
Saturdays and call st Aicore's Ferry at "a
o'clock, and arrive in Georgetown a, O'clock
Good Stages and Holles, and careful driver
are provided. .
Ladies and Gentlemen travelling to Alexsnddi
from the City or Georgetown, may be accom-.
modared with good itage and bert.s on the .,
bove days; this accommodation will be In Ieas
nels On the fecond Monday in Jnne next.
7g,E9h Semnes. |
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+ HAVE, FOR SALE,
One cafe Of we'll bought 7-8 Iriih,
aaortsd prices, on low terms.
5000 VIZ. prime Coffee, in bags
900 barrels Hcrrings,
And q few sicrces Stone Lime.
William Hodgfon.
May III.
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r E M @ Y a Z.

JAMES Russell,
Hal rsv,vtd BIS Store 70 Rya frstt, IN part Of
roe OLo EAGLE rAysaN aousr, one doay
asrib # 1tzs grs<f; ,0bers Sc has M opened
afrs6 JaspI IF
Germn & Eal-India Goods,
P;inss, DsinIties, Checks, Irlh Linens, &c. &c.
which he viii ielI by the pieces low, for caih,
or on lhort credit.
May q.
N. B. viii LETT for four YEAR,, the BRICK
HOUSE have jua left, on Fairfax ffees.
/. R.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-13

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n order % gyat;fS On READERS, a.
early as tossitle, svifk . sight II fke ;inse-
resfinx infrtlieence coAfdinea s, fk;s ~
PER tros z tipoE, ne hdDe isslei Il AZ al
earlier hostr than ssual.
~
Esnnsglbdnia Governor .-As tl,e j.
Iectioh approaches The contest frovs
warmer and warmer and each parry IS.
pears con6dent Of socress. The Fricnds
Of M'Kean calculate on I majority of
10000 votes and Snyderss Oh 1 naiorisv
DC rs 900. Both. these calc6latioSs. -
doubt ere wide of the truth andwe think
itdoubtial which ofshe eandida,es win
succeed.
Fratr;ek- 7ssea Htralz.l
ssssssssssssssss
Frsguenf csnfempl ntions of Deafk neess-
sary q nodsvafs shs Rassions.
Let tliozs soeak linds who doe IN DUR
and far s
TsjysgkAg priests ~ srdcl<s repair 1
0DeeerIain hour efdedth 70 euch dtcreed.
~ sd nv certain, soui. from ds6Bt
90 reed 1owE,
IT = recorded cf some eastern mon.
arch, that be kept n olEeer In his house.
whose employment Il Ras 10 remind him
Of bis morality, ~ ealing out every
morning, atn stated hour. r emenbef.
prince. that thou skSlt die = And he
contemplation Of he ffsilncss md nm
certainty Of our present state appeared &c
30 much importlnee % Scion 81 Athens.
that Ne left Tho preceps % fnsnre aees--
Keep thine eye kxed upon de end of
Thy life.s
Afrequent md attentive prospect az
that moment. which must put ! period
% al our schemes, and deprive Us 81 III
our acquisitions, il. indeed, of he d.
most efficacy % the just and rSsionsl re-
gilation q our Ines nor would ever
any.thing wicked. Of oflen any ,hinf IS
surd. Be undersaken o. prosccuted 81
him who should begin every day with !
serious reelection thai Ne u born - die.
The dislurhers Of OUT happiness II lila
world are our desires. our eri-fs, and
our fears and OIL these tks eolside-
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MoRE sP oL A.TroNIs.s

A gsntlsman II cadiz NrisinK % lis
correspondence u this place, says. Il
8 he Spaniards have again commene-
Cd their depredations 90 our Commerce
& Algebra, they have taken II the ship'
Reeovery, ofand from Norfolk, captain.
Adams, and = number Of other vessels
also two haye been broughs into dis
port. !. 4
Extract q istits From fhe captain ej q
vessel, y his merchant "a his Bsrexgk,
dsifed ; 81
HAvANNA, August Z, 1905. !
!" Five days after I left Porto Rico. /
wa boarded OF Heneaga BY ! privafserr
NADER French eolofs, with one gum and
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- mem ak 81 whom they put on board
ny schooner stske samc time taking me
and 8 men ont.
= They then stood over Cor Cuba, md
lintuo days came % anchor II ! smsllhay
shove The foNn Of Barfacoa, where they
went o. shore with my papcrs, refusing
topefmit me = accompany them. orsven
tofeturn 10 nv vessel, prononneing fire.
qnently & IN ben tvi<e. =
Afirr being detained two days. my
papers were returned and my vessel Ii
befated. They pllndered me Of ARTICLES
% the amount Of ! so dollars.
9 could nor discover ID whom the
privaseer belonged, although owned IN
the place. S
= When Imade ! repre- entationt 10 the
governor of the treafmsnt I had receive
ed, he promised 80 soen q the privateer
should return he articles that had been
taken should b returned
Three days before 1 LEFT Barracoa,
the brig Zane Of Baltimore. ~ hronght
in By / French pSIvatees Of = guns. The
Iane mounted Is guns with IS men, ~
ofwhom were killed and wounded,
4 The captain Kennedy was amoAest
the number killed 4 understand be shot
his mate and two others for attempting
70 haul down the eolors. 2
The conduct Of Spainis now 20 evil
dently hostileto this eountry. shatit does
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ON Tuesday ne sth day of ocsober
~ nsx,, VIII Be run for. over I hand.
solpe course near this town, I match rscs {
FOR ONE THOUSAND nOLLARS
O. Wednesday the OH WILDE run Tor
over the same course, Z snbscri1tion
pnrseof ONE HUNDRED & Sixty
DOLLARS. free for any Horse, Mare
q GeIding, he fourmile heats, caFry. !.
ing weight Agreeable e ske rules of re-
ing. 81.
On Thursday she io,h, villb run for.
over the came course, ; purse 81 SIXTY
DOLLARS, he two nile hesfs. zee
q aforesaid, carysing alsaiher, the win
ning horse q he preceding day sxesps-
And. a Frid,y d. fifh, will 8 run
tor. over he same course, : pure &c
ONE HUNDRED DoLLARS. de-
three mile hsats, free. and carving
weight aeeordihg 10 he rules sc racing.
he Winning horsss % de NO precedisg
days exceplsd. 8.
Tie Horsesto 81 enlered Win Georee
Bels1hoover and George snisk de dsy
preceding ench race, 81 double e ike
post-entrlnce one chilling N thepduni.
NopefsonwiIl Be petmitled % ride win.
out being dressed n silk jacket md
jocky cap -Four horses 70 start each day
Il Il O'Clock Al. n. sor 40 race.
Proper pefsons win Be appointed q
Judges. who win determine any disputc,.
and he pnrSes paid 81 3