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RisSa,o.ia 1ariess Gtrrraf.
GENERAL OFFICE OF INSURANCE.

THE nr,nb,rs Of the Mutual Infurauce Compahe
J. deainit Fire on Goods and Furniture, in tn.
ate Of Virginia. reluefed to take notice, that Of
gr--ably to the fourth article of the Regulations
the faid Company, general meeting will be hela
at this office, on Wednsfday the s,h day Of Iaaam'
pext 1t is hoped that the meeting will be full, and
chat ,hofe who cannot make it convenient to attend
ia perfon, will not fail to appoint proxies in time.
I'm. II. E.z.s5yAsaa, p. Agesf.
December, 81. =
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uoU3ToNs newly invented PATENT ME-
I 4 TALLIC HONE, may be had a, Mr.. Gen.
Greeuhow's fore, oPpofi,e TIE Eagle Tavern. The
utility OF this machine for festing Razors and other
'nfruments which require ine edge, renders i, an
ohjtd worthy the attention of every individual who
may have occafion for its ule
December H. IS
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n NET TdVERN.

EuBEN BURNLEY refpe Study Informs the
~ public, that ne has opelod Houfe of Enter
sainnent in that comnodious new buldip, w.a of
the Court homie Attached TO the prcmjies is new
hone table inferior to in the Rate; and that he
is IN every reipe3. well provided for the aocomn,o-
dation of genteel company.
N B Very liberal wages win be given for a good
Cook male would be preferred.
Charlottesville, Nov. o. enem
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DOCTOR r wORRAII

HAVING taken the trli brick houf, on .hc rirht
j hand Gde after pafling Ire corner Of the Crcfs-
Rreet, leading from the Briek-Row to the head Of
toe Bon offer. his fcrgicys TO hs citizens Of Rich
nlord and to vicinity ~ tie dcrert branchesof the
MrDgc4t PRor zssf9N Families rc6ding IN tie
country. requiring his sfiGmcs, may depend on he
noa pfos,pt and saitlsous attention.
OStob,r 92. .osv 2r1)
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MsCAY 81 COWAN


WH7iGH u CLOCK MAKERS
Who ciIicr their lervices To their friends and the
public in the line Of their protection, and hope from
unrernitng attention, merit the confidence OF their
cuitomers-Repair watches and clocks of every def
criP;ion. M and c. have JUL received large and
fs'hOnab!e afIortpent of jewellery, confifling of
Large, fancy, mourning, plain and fet Earrings,
Gold and gcIa fet Necklace,
hlndioue afiortment of ornamented Tortoife Shell
Combs,
Mourning, fancy, wedding, plain and plain fet Fin
ge- Rings,
Mourning, plain and plain fp, Drea Pins,
Gold Miniature Settings and Chain,
Mourning and plain Bracelets and Neck Clafps,
Mourning and fancy Lockets,
Ladies and gentemens goid gilt Gee and elk Watch
Chains,
Gold, gilt, pebble, and slais Seals,
Gold, gle and feel Keys,
Gcl1 flver and orto;fe ihell sesve Bn;tons K Studs
Silver 1himbIes, Salt Spoons, Netting Needles Too,I
Picks and Shoe Csfps, with variety OF other ar
tirlra
Ttey have hkevfe OF hand few good Watches,
all Of which they offer on the moh Reasonable terms
N. B. Miniature Settings and Eair-WoTl e1eeu;-
cd in the nedtei manner.
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Po-eer Of Et.ora:r .j5r Going by proxy to, Di-
re'soS5:
Know all men BY th-fc p.efants, 'TIa. of
DO hereby arpo'nt tohe fub-
tti.ute and proxy, Cor and il name and behalf, 20
7ote AZ any election of Director or Directors of the
Bank Of Virginia, os fully as might or could were
pcrional!y p:efer.. In :vitnsis whereof have
herea"to let hand and feai, this day of
II the year
Signed and delivered i'll the prefeaee of
P'Iosr ef attorney for reeei.ping DiziGsnas:
Know nil men by thcCe preielts, That of
do hereby conait'itc and appoint
lawfa! attorney fur and it, name and behalf
70 receive aud give receipts for all dividends now
lIs, or hch may X come due on ni.res 70
belonging 10 the capiroior joint flock Of the Pref
sent, Directors ard Company of the Bank Of Virgil
MIA. In witnels whereof have fet hand and
Zeal This day of in the year
Signed and delivered in prefcnce Of
Nov.l TIM
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WILL RE SOLD.

Eslths 9th dayof Jlnpary nsHt, at hiug William
courJ hDufc, (beinZ court day)
rFNIIE remaining NEGROES, belonging 10 the
4 elate o. Byrd Cham5vFIaync. deed. sos casa
AL thorc having bonded claims againa Eiid eGsis
bot YET fettlcd, are redurAed to bring Them in, as
with TO elcfe my admiuilratipu.
EDWARD p. C.SAMBRFI.AYME, Adia'r
Of Byrd Chamberlayne, deed.
Dererrbsr II. rip.
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W7LLLHN COWAV

~ AAs4SLbIb WI NV
Returns his acknowledgements to his friends end
the public for the lbsral encouragement he has re-
esysd fnce his commencement in bufnefs, and fat
;ershimlsf from his present connection merit their
future confidence.
NJ. 4. Perions who have watches remaining in his
hands will pleafe caIlat the hoP Of NCay & Cowan.
November &c. sS3qo
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FOR HIRE. fbe e,usuiue rear

FOR HIRE, The ensuing gear:
4 BLACKSMITH, perhaps inferior TO none in
l. a Virginia. H. has been brought I'D to execute
the ison werk of the carriage making buiiuols En-
1ure of VIZ. B. PAGE, Shockoe Hill.
December IA. ep6t
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BUCKINGHAM, Is.

vHVAKEN UP, hy Julius Coleman, Dark RI,
l MARE, about four feet eight nine inchet
high, has Gome white hiirs her oil hind foot lock
ard branded oil the near fhoulIer and thigh thus e
c. or S O. apprafed 70 4o dollars.
* Copy. Teiie, II. ELDRNCE, jim c.
Dec. 10. TSw
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A STRAY COW.

w
~ 7AiSBN Up, by lehn Roach, feif'r. in the coun-
~ Of Charlotte, BriDdle Cow; Fhe has crop
IN frr right ear and white fpo: over her right eye
fupFofsd be about five ix years oId.-APprsiled
to 2 dola. JOHN ROACH.
December ;. TJw
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FOR SALE,

THREE valuable Slaves, viz male and female
l. houfe iervan,, and aFardener; their chsra :iers
are unexcep.onsbie. For further particulars apply
the printer. Nov &C. T4V
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TIM
WILLIAM MsCAY

II STURNS his grateful acknowledgements to his
= numerous friends and cufomers for the liberal
encouragement lie has received and informs them that
the blnes will m future be carried on under the fra,
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R-sNH OF HERG1NI.1.
(3w&tO

HE Stockholders are hereby Mortified, that the
L Ann9a! Meeting for cleft:rg Directors, will be
held on Monday the 9th January.
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BENI 41dIN DUEAL.

AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR
RIcHmoNp,
II AS JUN received very large and ex,cniive az
4 4 lortnient of freii MEDICINES, SURGEONS
DRUGS aud, pYE-SrUFFS,
pAiNfS OF all kinds, OIL, V.ARNiSiEs, PUI--
TY, &c.
No esa.ekic eDssiuerf Of
II A T L K r S. NJ A TERI
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With added to his former flock, completes IN az
tortmer that was never equalled in his line of buff
nsfs, in this city.
tte thanks his cueomcrsfor par favors, and hop,.
70 raerit continuation of their cuRom His former
attention to the quality of his Medicines, importing
them in their crude itate, tina, he might be able 70
Judge of their quality and poweriug and preparing
them under immediate nfpeaon have contributed
TO his preient eifa5lhment; and oppoiicion he pre-.
nnes wiiinos relax his excrsons give general fatf
fiction in future.
His experience for more than years pan, as A
Poshecary and Druggi in this city, added to fnail
tocS CT Medical Information acquired before enables
him, he thinks,to form tolerably correct ud,-nen,
as 20 the luaiityof Drugs aud Medicines, although
he casnct boait of borori oaiy.lon bin, greater than
the confidence OF nuulerous and refpeaablc GAIA.
n,crs.
In regard to his wholefae prices, he promifes 70
tnrii'h each of MS wholeiae cu,iosrs with printed
price current rs foon poEible and feels himef co
ilnt in thei: appreciation, knowing that no one in
This Fate can afford 81 undsr-ieil him. This he in
tends to eonot 70 get o,s's cer om .bs, but to
secure his own.
ANY articles that may be ordered, and not aDprov-
ed OF as equality, may be returned if in good order.
and in realouable time.
Iuns 2. (9,v&,N
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-20
December ~.

| The vanguard of the second Russian ar
| nv, amounting to twenty thousand msr
arrived at Bohemia, about the middle q
! las, month, and there is every reason &c
believe thar few days afterwards they
formed junction with the troops on the
Inn. The. remainder of the second Rus-
sian army migh,be expected to have who
ly Joined the troops on the inn'by me iat'
ter end of last month.
Captain Langford arrived at the admi-
rally this afternoon, accompanied by
Russian officer, bringing with MIN most
important dispatches from the Llbe.
These d,spatches bring treaty OF ALL
ance. which has been concluded between
mis- country and his Prassian majesty,
whose army OF eighty thousand men was
actually on its marsh against the common
enemy when the dispatches were sent OF.
1heemperor of Russia had been a. rberlin
10 hold conference with his Prussian ma
-jesty
The same emperor is hurrying to the
scene Of action, at the head OF an army Ct
sixty thousand men and his imperial bro.
ther Of Germany is also marching at the
head Of another army. ),
Government yesterday morning received
the interesting intelligence tharthe com.
|bioed Russian and Prussian forces have
entered Hanover, where every thingis a.
gain put on its former footing SIX thou
sand French have thrown themselves into
the fortress of Eameln, where It is srfPos.
ed they will be blockaded.
The number of Prussian troops whlch
were to be assembled at Hildeshrifi' by the
26,h alt. is stated in aietter from that place
at fifty eight thousand men ; and the num-
Der of those which were 70 repalrto the
provinces OF Franconia at $4,000.
The Prussian troops on their march to
Faneonia.aed Westphalia are to be joined
by "a 900 Saxons and twenty thousand
Esssians.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-20
NEW YORK. December II.
CO Nsry Late and IMPORTANT.

hi the NEPTUNE, which arrived last even
inc in IS days from, Liverpool, the Edl-
tor of sbe Mercantile dduertiser has been
favored with London papers and .Lloyd's
lists 70 the Yin November, aud dssyer.
!. MOL naperssto the 9th, Inclusive.
-7bev ars principally occupied with the o.
y, n,.rar;9,ns of The French and AussrlauSar-
mes = Germany; of which we cannot
mil 10. morrow give even an outline.
1.br 81, 4,l,oencc Of shs defeat ofthe GEM
lined suaadron before Gadiz IN which
~. gallant Nelson lost his lite,is oil so
much importance thatwe have exclud-
ed almost every other article q ? news :! 70
Law before our readers The otsic'ai details
Of this very ir rresting subJeef.
We shall proceed 10 our next win rsea'
lar series ofsvents which, since our tor
mer alvices, have occurred upon me
consirens OF Europe.
OF marshal Eernadotte no,hingtur IS
fnown than that on the 18th OF October he
occupied a position between MUNICH and
he Ian, the Ausr,ans there being on thsIi
s,,wn side of that river.
Bonaparte, withthe whole OF the army
you'd ;oin him about the 18th or Goth,
when The farther operations against ths
Aastrians and Russians be conmenc-
ed.
The array of Italy under Massrna. pass
I'd the Adige on the 18th October, asser an
\ oc,;on in .Thich the Austrians had $500
Tiled and as many taken prisoners. he
rrnort of Massena's defeatby the archduke
\ Charles was receivedin London BY way OF
Catalonia, and rested on no ohhciat' au-
thorisy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-20
LONDON GAZETTE EXTRA.

admiralty Office, Nov. 6.
Discaeches Of which the following are
copies, were received az the admiralty this
dav a, one O'Clock A. M. from vice admiral
Colllngwood, commander 10 chief OF his
majesty's ships and vessels Oft Cadlz.
Sir Euryalt,s, Of Cape Trafalgar
Oct. %.
The crsr TO be lameated deaEh of vice
adalffal lord viscount Nelson, who, IL the
late conf { W h the enemy fellIn the hour
of victory, leaves TO me toe necessity OF
informing rDy lords commissioners the
admiralty, that on the 18th instant, It was
communicated 10 the commanders in chief
from the ships watching the motions Of he
enemy ia Cadls, chat The combined fleet
had put 70 sea; as they sailed with light
winds westerly, his lordship concluded
their destination was the Mediterranean,
and Immediately made all sail tor the
Straits entrance, with the British squad
ron, consisting Of 27 ships, 3 of them CAS-,
when his lordship was informed by captain
Blackwood (whose vigilance IN watching
and giving notice Of the eneov's move,
ulenls, has been highly mefltorious) that
|,hey had not yet passed the Straits.
On. Monday the s1st inst. at daylight,
when Cape Trafalgar bore +. bysS. abe u
seven leagues, the enemy was discovered
six or seven miles to the eastward, the
wind about west and very light: the con'-
man5sr in chief Immediately made the
signal for the Acct TO bear up in two CO.
lunaps. as they formed in orderot sailing;
q mcde of attack his lordship directed, TO
ayoid the inconvenience and delay n form
ing a line of battle III the,usuai mahnsr.-
The eneny,s line consisted of 33 ships1( 1t
which eighteen were French& fifteen Spa
En;sha Commander in Chit admiral Vii.
fieaeuye; the Spaniards under the direction
of Grayina, were with their heads TO the
norsbward, and formed their line OF battle
| with great ccolness and correctness, but as
+ the mode of attack was unusual, SO the
! structure ofthcir hneswas .aew; II formed
crescent converting to leeWard, so that IN
leading down TO their-tentre, had both
Stheir van and rear abaft the beam; before the
ERE opened every alternate ship,was about
cables length 10 the windward of her se-
cond, ahead and a-stefn, forming dou-
bic line, and appeared, when on their beam
70 leave very little interval between them
and this without crowding their ships.
Admiral Willensuye was in the Bucentaure
in the centre, and thesprince OF As.urias
bore Gravina's flag in the rear; but the
i French and Spanish ships were mixed
without any apparent regard to order Of
national squadron.
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ToJAMEs MUNRoE., ESQ.
q Dozvniing Street, Oct ~. 1905.


sfhe undersigned, his,majesty's prin-
al secretary of state for foreign affairs.
/. the honor to inform Mr.. Muuroe that
ne king having been pleased, in conformi-
,vsto the note transmitted BY the under.
SIGNED, 10 Mr., Monroethe 18th OF April
last. TO eirectthas the necessary measures
should he taken iorthe blockade ct Gad's,.
and ST. Lucar, and such ports having been
md bciup now blockaded, the undersigned
IS commanded, to acquains Mr.. Monroe
that his majesty is pleased TO adeciare that
such blockade, shall not extend TO prevent
neutral vessels from entering into and sail
INC from said ports Of Cadiz and ST. Lucar
provided that the vessels SO entering and
sailing from the saidl ports shall not be
found 20 have on board or carried to safd
ports any warlike or naval stores, or any ar
ticle or articles intended TO be, and usually
converted into warlke, naval stores, or
provisions of any kind whatever, excepting
s.ea as may be fairly deemed sea stores,
ior the usa of the crews of such neutral
vessel. The undersigned is therefore COM
mand TO request Mr.. Monroe to apprlze
the American consuls aud merchants resid-
ing in England, of this determination OF
his majesty. The undersigned requests
AR. Monroe to accept ofthe assurances OF
his high consideration.
Sigoed,
G3ulgraue.
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London, October 81.
AMERICAN BOTTOMS.

The following official communication
xv;ll be read with much interes, by the COM
smrsrbislworld. Il relates to subject ct
much importance, and embraces conse-
louences of the greatest magnitude. we
sha,i offer 10 remarks on it az present.
{. Great Cumberland Place,
oct 20. 1906.
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ing the ships OF ihe LAID, eysvs EE,.,, !.
the captured dismas;ed ships, s,l,b :
now at anchor off Trafalgar, and ib,.'
will ride safesuntil those gales are over y
Having thus detailed the proceediu,. !,
the feet on this occasion, | beg leaso.' ~
congratulate their Lordships on y;e,s. !"
which, / hope, willadd ray to the ,a.,
of his majessyss crown and be- attend. I
with public benefit to our country. "
am, &c.
.(Signed G.. COLLINGWOoD,
Wm. Marsden, Esq.
The order in which the ships Of the RI
fish squadron attacked the ceubbA
Fleets, on the 2issAOetober, 1905.
yy4AA
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IsHAVE .hs pleasure 70 enclost

ISHAVE the pleasure to enclose
YOU copy of a note from lord Malgrave,
Containing information that his majesty has
though, At 10 relax IN cersaln respects tns
blockade ofthe ports of Cadlz aud ST. Lu-
car. which is now formed by his naval for
ccs.
g AS the modification which IS giyento
1.-The blockade of these ports by this declsra-
ton of his majesty, may be oflmportance
70 the United States, have TO request that
youwill be so good as to communicate II
without delay, 10 their consuls At the ssye-
raj ports, hat th-ir citizens may have az
vantage of II.
] have the honor TO be, s
Sir,
Your very obligedssrvant,
tSigned)
9 Gen. VIM. Lyman, COn4ul Of che z.
Ssays, &c. sc. &c"
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pr;c. nf Stocks.

Consols SO 1.2 So. Red. Ann. SO
s IL.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-05
TO Re UT.

THE large red House. nearly oPpo-
4 site to the Globe Tavern, in King
Street, NartinsbuTg. in which Mr.. Alex
ander Kennedy now hyes-This house
is tolcrablv well finished, has large
Garden attached to it, with<s Kitchen,
Stable, &c. and is we'll calculated Tor
public house, or would suit a private ia
m;ly. Possession may be had the l.t
Of April next. y
ALo-,he small Leg House coraer-
ing on Queen aud John S,reetH.-
Possession of this house may be had inn
mediately.
ANN HUNTER. .
Martin'ourg, March %, 1905.
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THE Subscriber returns his most
L grateful acknowledgements to his
friends and the public for the encourage
ment he has experienced, and respect
fully informs them chat he has just re-
ceived, and will constantly keep for sale
at his Bla,ksmith's shop in the main
street Martinsburg opposite to the In
dian Chief Iavern, a very large and
COMPLETE Asscrtncnt of
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4 LARGE eUANTIT7' OF FRESH
Clover Seed
for sale, hy
JEREMIAH EVANS.
Martinsburg, March 90, 1905.
TCU.NG MEDLEY

WILL stand this season at the sub
w scriber's plantation near Martins
burg ION which Capt. NJ. Tate lately
llvedO and cover mares at FIVE dollars
he season, one dollar and half cash the
single leap, aud eight dollars to insure a
Ioal. The money for the season to be
paid the 18Th of September, and for in
surance when the mare proves with foal.
Young Medley is a handsome iron
gray, fifteen and half hands high and
tour years cid in May next. He is ele-
gantly formed, and has every mark Of
good horse. The following pedigree
will shew- from W hat stock he is desccn-
ded.
Young Medley was foaled in May,
1901, his dam BY Federal, who's sire
was the imported St. George, his grand
dam by SPott, imported BY Mr.. Ralph
Wormley Of Richmond county; his sire
Florizrl, who's sire was gray Diome |,
bred by Mr.. John Taylor of Mount Al
nv, the sire Of Diomed was the import.
ed Medley, Florizeps dam Louiza Ivy
Iarris's Eclips, which is the dam of the
celebrated Cup Bearer. The above is
an exact copy of Young Medltv's pcdi-
gree. Given under my hand this 22d
day of March, 1905,
PRov1NCL M'CoRNAck.
The season will begin the first Of A.
Prll and end the first of July. Great
care will be taken of mares put to Med
ley, but | will not be answerable for ac-
cidents. Pasturage NAV be had for
mares coming from distance.
ABRAHAM GORRELL.
March 20, 1905.
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The noted Horse

WILL stand this season, (the three
W. first days in each weeE) at the
'ubscriber's plantation, in sight OF Tu..
carora Meeting House, and the three
last days in the week at Hess Mill on
OPeekOs, and cover mares at four dol
lars the season, two dollars cash the
single leap, and seven dollars for insur-
ing foal-the money for the season to
be paid the list Of January next. and for
insurance when the mare proves with
foal.
PRESIDENT 10 4 handsome bay
with a star and snip and four white feet,
hei' sixteen hands high, four years cid
dis spring, and is remarkably .troag
and s>tive.--He was got by a full bred
i.orse and an ESopus mare--It is shot
unnecessarv to sav any thing more Of
his pedigree, as his appearance will be
Suff Gent rec0mmc ndation.
IONA THAN CUSHWA.
March %, 1905.
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N . I | l. +.

\ S guardian for Kober,L'le, sundrv
n ob!isation'. [4ive1 for property pur.
chased Al the sale Of the estate OF Robert
Lyle. dec. have come into nv hands,
which, fnot PAID before the luih dav OF
May next, will be put into the hanG' Of
an attorney for collection.
JAMES CAMPBELL, GuarIlsn.
Middle Greek, Mare 90, 1905.
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TO BE SOLD,

4 VALUABLE PLANTATION
~ and Tract of Land, containing one
hundred and 6fty-nine acres and a half,
by dsedy~fyinI on the drains of Middle
Greek, in Berkeley County, adjoining
the land Of Capt. Jas. Campbell, John
Lee and John Gray, there are on the
premises, a convenient Farm House,
good Barn, . number Of bearing Apple
Iree', that seldom miss bearing, about
seventy acreS OF clear land, inclsssd in
FIVE 6eldS, the remainder we'll clothed
with Timber. For terms apply to the
subscriber hviiE on the premises.
JOHN CROTHERS.
March %, 1905.
y. N. b. There 10 convenient to the
house,, never falling Well of sIesll.a.
Water With new Pump.
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THE. subscriber has to rent Smiths
L Shop, with Dwelling House adj
joining, in a good situation for Black
smith-The terms will kr made easv.
ROBERT SNODGRASS.
Back Greek, March %, 1905.
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The high bred English Hor..,
TOUNG HAMILTONLdN

1OUNG HAAfXLTONLAN,
WILL. stand this season at Muse.
w Million Long Marsh Run, Ave
miles from Smokers Ferry and two
miles from Rocks Ferry, the 6r.,,hr
DAYS IN each week, and in Smithfield the
remaining part Of the week, and cover
mares at the low rate of eight dollars
the season, (which may be discharged
by paving six dollars by the 1.t of Octo-
Der next three dollar. the single lean
and twelve dollars to iAsure colt.
Young HamIltonian is bright bsy.
raising eight >ears old, Srteen and \
half hands high, move, we'll and ha. a
lofty carriage, is Of an uacommonlv high
spirit and WAS imported from ENGLAND
in the year 1902, by Nsjo. Griffin Of
Philadelphia he is q horse Of a. pure
blood, and is Of the best breed for rua-
nlrs in England he wa. sct bv Old
Hamlltonlan out ola mare that va, 90.
by Old Matchem. ltu thought unS.-
ee'sary to trace bis pedigree any further
back, as his handsome figure and ac,ivi-
~ will be sufficient to recommend him.
The greatest attention will be paid by
JESSEE BROWN,
March Q. 1905.
N. b. The season will eomnene. the
hrst OF April and cad the srst OF Iuly.