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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11
Bridge at Howlands Ferry.

DROPOSALS, 10 writing. for building the
l. BRIDGE at Howland's Ferry, either in
Whole or PART, sgreeabiy 10 the following fate
snent, will be received by either of the fublcdb-
en. On or before the 18th day Of April iaA. 10
xsn 4:
The diRancefr from one abutment 70 the other,
is 764 feet. The average depth Of water, upon
the tone already shrown in, from the we0ern
sbutmeat TO the draw, 10 a8 feet At low water
From the esfeefn sbutment to the draw. which
10 40 feet. 10 feet on an average at low water.
The draw to be in IS feet water. "a feet
wide ,-The wefern fide of the draw TO be a!l-
ed up with Aones promicoouny thrown in,
until they can be levelIcd OF 70 the width Of
40 feet, feet below high wster.-The sbus-
mcnt on the eaft G6e TO Be built out to the draw.
9th faitsbIe Rsnc.--A wall is to be built
on each fde the bzfe, Gx feet high, eight feee
vide at the bottom, and s fecs at the top. with
large fplis hammered aone. to b. perpendiculsr
On the in6de. wish fope facing the ies. The
paa.ee for csrrisees, which il to be 20 feet
wide, 20 be filed up With fmall Rone, feee
above high water. and lsvelled of with gravel.
The abutmenu at the draw are to be built of
the fame kind Of aone a. the 6de wallss DOT lefs
than feet long, one foot thick, and IS inches
wide. (ecnscd eth competition bolis 81 the
corners. to be fank 10 eaGooos of 20 iees long
and "a eide. The draw 70 be conaroded OF
tmbsf and plank, spon the moa approved mod
el--a railing is 10 be placed on the ost 6ds walls.
fspported by iron. Randards. fecsrsd in the fsas
CALEB GARDNER.
DANIEL LYMAN.
WALTER CLAIMING.
JOHN COOKE.
AUDLEY CLARK,
SAMUEL ELAM.
Mtsefsrs. hfra S, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11
N L w P o r T,
7huJday, April II, 1905

Al an sacmbIase of Republican Freemen Of the
To~n OF Newport TO the number Of about
m hundr-d) convened AZ the State. Hosie, in
Nespou, on ,he evening Of wedsssdsy. the
10Th Of April. 1906.
ROBERT TAYLOR, Elq. PseGdens
Mr.. JOHN PiTMAN. Secretary.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11

MR. FArxswosrs,
PLEASE to give ,h. following place in
your next pspeI, and you will mach oblige
Your humble Sssv't,
JOS. STANTON.
VY7ITH a view to correct faults,
wv and INTERPRETATIONS, it
feems incumbent on me to give to the
Freeqen of the State Of Rhode-llland
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11

MARRIED]--At Wexford, on Thurfday
evening iaA, Mr.. WILLIAM BxIANr. 20 Mifs
LYDIA HALay, dsash,cr Of Mr.. Samuel Ha-
lev. .t
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11
IRE ySbiy5ed BY Ya,neHiar RrsSG.]

Alta meeting Of large ncmbcr Of Republican
C;t;zsns, from all ths towns Of the county OF
Wilmington, held ct Knights lon, in South
Kinaaown, on F,iday. z9th of March, Bog.
Gen. JosEPH SrAsros, Moderator,
Meysy JosEPH PrsDLrron, See'ry.
Re/sivsa sranmoyQy. Tha, 9bomaS Hos6e, Efq.
be iuppor,ed for Lieutenant Governor of this
State far the safuins year.
R,Sived, That the vacancy 10 m. Senate.
which fhall b: made ia coni,qusnce OF oOs fra
Refolu,ion, be left at the diicretiou of the coun
ty Of Newport. 10 be iupplied.
Rx)Siue6, That theie Rsiolutions be iofered
10 the Rhode-llind Republican. And our re-
publican brethren throughout ,he State, are re.
quefed to give them ihat aid. sad fuppor,
which the importance OF the tabjca 10 jualy
merits. JosEPa PsNDLiroN, Sec'y.
At Convention Of Republicans for the county
of Newport, held at Porfmoaih, on the fith
day Of April 1906.
JosRPa CuSpALL, Chairman,
DAVID MsLvILL. Sccrstsry.
The proceeding. OF the Republican Citizens
ademblsd in South KingRown, on the. zoth Of
March ult. having been conGdered, the follow
ing refoiutions were thcreupoo pafed, viz.
Re/sEUsl, ssarimsyJ. That 10 aid Of the
Republicao Citizcns OF Wilmington County.
2 75emas HsxEf, Eiq. he fopported a. Lieutenant
Governor for the eofsiog year.
ReJslve6, xsa~imosjg,. That Niebolas Eassn.
Efq. be fappor,ed ~ Seastor to hlI the vacancy
in the Senste. u. MsLviLL, Say.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25
TO BE SOLD.

a Nd p,fssii,n given the a5th Mirch 1900.
"A FAKM. very plesianiy h,uated IN
South Kingto~n. twelve mites from Gaidners
Feny, and one mile fou,h Of the pot road,
leaains {, New London, and nearly the lame
diaaoce from the fea. ~hsrc the manure II al
fo.ds can c.fiy be obtained 10 aay quaasiiy |;
containing 10 acres good land, proportional ia.
20 meadow. psltu:e, and tiilase, we'll wasered
and iencsd. with two aosy OSelling- ltouie,
g,rdeu, we'll OF good water. baIn, crib, cheeie-
h )uIe &c. th:reon, and an orchard of choice en-
grated fruit: Alto. a corn mill in complete re-
pair, on good Hresm of water. with good
fhare II cuton, Shctc tie Tanning anj Cloth
ier'. buinei. may be carried on TO advantage
Atfo. a Lot of 46I acres, covered With young
and tbri'ry wood, fit for Immediate ufe, about
Que mile from the houfe--hx loads In day can
be orjas sht 20 ths door. The conditions will
b. made esfy and convenient TO tie purchaler.
Appiy 20 EDWARD or THO. c. HAZARD,
OIL ihc o,eniies.
South King town, Sept. I6.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25

MorICE rs hereby given, that the fuble',b-
IN era Executors to the lar Will aod 're.ta-
men Of Jobn Hadzvsn. late of Newport, in the
State Of Rhode liland. Merchant, deceafei !;
have saken upon ,hemieives ,hss 'rua, and CIV
en- bonds as the law directs And all perions
having demands upon the eAate OF the faid Jsba
Had1oea. deceafe,i, are requeiied to exhibit the
fame and all perfoas indebted TO The iaid efate,
arc called upon 10 make pay p,eni to
ELIZABETH HADWEN, Exee'x.
BENJAMIN HADWEN. Exeer. :
Neevboyf, 10th ot 10Th Mo. BOA. ol
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25
FOR sale.
Aagza z9.

FOK SHLE,
By tbe Sskhribe,--Mo. 3, PrksYi WkaC.
I0oIlhds. good retailing MolaHes,
Zoo Hhdi. N. England Rum,
AGO hufheis Turks IAand Salt,
50 barrels Beef, | -;
80 do. Pork,
few Hhds. WeA- India Rum,
One Hhd. Honey,
Sogai--Cofee g. Flour. by the fmall quantity,
Boats Oar and Sweeps. hb,
A fecond hand Anchor, weighing about 4 90 lbs.
Two pair Of competition Mute, & Screws.
weighing abous 1000 lb,. very valuable--~hich
formerly belonged to Aarou Lopez'' Spermaccii
Works.
ALTO, taR falling Schooner, Of Io7 tons.
about years old and we'll found. with cables,
anchors and rigging, pow lying at fsid Wharf; |;
--wbere may be had Storage tor all kinds Of
Goods, in excellent Stores, warranted clear from
the high tiie'. JAMES PERRY.
Nezpbe1, Sept. 81.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25
Political MiGcellany.
From the lsprrFsDsNr CHkoxicLs.

THERE is not a more ludicrous
exhibition than TO fee man in paf-
fion when every body round him is
calm and contented. When the ma
lignity of revenge is reitrain.d by the
impo,ency of power, the unfortunate
fubjea is jufly the object of mirth
and deriiion. When men are difpof.
ed to do mitchell, it is not frequently
the cafe that they meet entire dilap-
pointment. The devil is very fond of
his iavoriles, and generally indulges
their malevolent diipoGtions but as
If his power was not always equal to
his wiihes, he fometimes leaves them
before their deiigns ale completed,
contemplate for the balenels of their
attempt, and ridiculous for its non.
execution. We cannot but think he
is PLAY ing fome lport of This kind with
the federal editors. According 20
their general rule, every act of the
national government, and every thing
conne6ted with it, is not only wrong
by delign, but never even right by ac-
cident.
When our fquadron was vidori.
Gus in the Mediterranean, they laid it
was a fortunate event, but no credit
was due to government for as they
did not fend all the lhips they could
muller, they cid not do every thing in
their power. When peace is con-
cludcd, it is defrable thing; but as
it happened under Jefsy/oa's adminif-
tration, there mutt be fomerhing
wrong. Ar laIt they find Hamst Ba.
Jbaa0 in the cafe, and as it would not
be very polite to have bound ourieives
with him in all events, they charta-
bly, prelume fuch arrangement was
made, and are more concerned for
poor Hanl.t, than for all our prilon-
ers
Having thus found out that an al
lance mutt have been fcrmed, becaule
fuch meaiure was wrong, they find
fault with the peace, becaufe that could
not be right! BY and by comes Com.
BarrOn's letter denying the power of
making fuch alliance, ard of courfe
the fact Now fomething mutt be
contrived to blow that in the wind,
and one "able editor" luckily finds
out that it was dictated by perfonal
iealoufy and envy of fuperior merit.
This does we'll for time; but then
another difcovery is made Barron is
a federalilt-and as jealoufy and envy
are contrary to the moral and politi-
cal creed of that party and as no
good federalif was ever jealous or en-.
vious but does every thing from
pure uprightnefs of mind, why thefs
motives could not operate on the Com
modore. Something mutt be hatChed
up however and at laf it is found
that Gen. Eaton had powers" as we'll
as the naval commander F; and as moth
ing is ever come right-a.days that
comes from Wafhington, why thefe
"powers" NUT have been different.
Ii could not have been otherwife the
administration was certainly wrong,
and this mult be the caufe.
Such is the weakness ;n.o which
malevolent oenlure leads degenerate
minds, never feeling correa motives
they believe nothing is executed from
patriotic intention and giving no Gre
dit TO de6res for fuccefs, they feem to
think nothing executed by judicious
deGgns YET their attacks are 70 weak,
that their malice is contemplate
their zeal 70 great, that want OF fuc-
cels makes them perfectly ridiculous.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25
PHYSIOGNO OTRACE.
ID. nj E L V ILL

DEGS leave 20 prefeot his NOT focerc thanks
ID TO ,he Ladics and Gentlemen of this town
and ito vicinity, for the very handfome epcour-
agement they have afforded him in the P'shle
Eue-and AAtters himfelf, that the accuracy OF
his likeneIcs, the ncatneii of his enamc!iug On
glaf,. the general fati,faetion ne has given, and
his bet endeavors TO plesfe, will merit and en-.
fure continuance Of their favon.
He has removed his Peniigraph, sc. from
the room he lately occupied. to more commo-
diou. 6tua,i,n-one door EAT, mo. 2. Pei
ham. S,reet.) directly oppcfse MIR. IarOyIsufs
Coffee. Houfe; where attendance will be given
every day (Suudsys excepted,) from nine O'Clock
in the morning till nine at night.
Profile !ikeoeiIe, in paper, or elegantly cn-
ame!:d on giaf,, warranted correct, al the uiaal
prices.
q lie hu on band great variety OF very
handfome gilt and burniihed profile frames, very
low.
Newport, May I. 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25
7OHN SHEAR NAN,

u ESPE cTFULLY inform. his friends, amp
N. the paoiic IN general. that n has removed
from his ia,e place of reidencc, TO NO. I3J.
Thsm:s-St,ect, oppoh,e Mea". GArdaer aud
Deaa's 4 ,Siion- Store where he hs' tor iale, W
uIai, GROCERIES,, H4RDViRE. sc. Sc.
a. cheap as ever.
Nezubori. Nay 3iR, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25
Iohn & Henry Cahoone

Hsve ia, Ez,.. at tbei, Stare No. IS, BanJfN
Wbaf,
EOURTH proof JAMAICA RUM,
J. HOLLAND GENEVA.
ALtCANT BRANDY,
SUPE.RFINE FLOUR.
RYE * BUCK WHEAT, do.
POWDER, per caik,
SHOT, by the bag,
ROSIN, by the bbl.
Ship and Pilot BREAD. by the quantity,
Ready made COLOURS. dilfereut kind,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25

Is opening at bis shop No. 9. Cheap Side.
L Providence. directly oppohte the Rege, Wa-
hams Bank, large al -rtment cf
hggrain 81 Sfotcb Hoer CnpFtings,
sh,cb ~ii be fold as cheap - Can. nc ps'chsied
in the stare. Aifo, large ,Goumcns OF
Dry GooDs,
lower than ufnsl.
AHsr5 20. ~ -.- XIV.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25
TERMS OF rHs REPUBLICAN,

Sr To fubfcribers in town, where the papers
are delivered, Two Dollars per anuam--one
half in advance, or the whole at the end OF FIX
months.
Ia the country. by cafual conveyance, One
Dollar Fifty Cents per annum-the whole to
be paid on fubfcribing.
To diftant fubfcribers. by mail. Two Dol
a,s per annum-payAble in advance.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25

Wanted Immediately,
A JoURNEYMAN Halter, ~ho Is a
"A good workman. To fveh an ore, gene
rou, encouragement viii be given.
Apply TO SAMUEL MOSES.
Nespcsr. Aug. IS. ru
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25

Now llnding from the brig Hort and tor Sale
BY JOSEPH LION,
L AT his Wharf.
l. OUR thoufaad boihcls Of Liverpool Sal,,
Eighty Crates Of Liverpool! sGoued Ware.
Six Ch,ldrons ofgood Coal.
AgS, qsaatiy Of Pitch and Tar
Negiorf, JSJ 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
VALUABLE COAL LANDS,

70 az LET CPou a LEASE FOR YEARS.
THE Coal Lands at Dover, In the
I county Of cooch.and, joining DIR. John A.
dafis's coal pits end Mr. CsahEms belonging to
the subscribers The situation is uncornnioniy
advantageous for coal works Tie distance from
the Manikin;cwn ferry. on James river. about 800
yards-ths slope SO advants geons as to render it
extremely easy to construct Wagon ways For
Transporting the Goals TO the river * little no
expense. There is very Enc landing on the ri-
yer bank, bsiongins the estates, for depositing
the coals, from whence they can be conveyed IN
to The boats by q wooden trunk. with great ex-
petition and ease. The Situation is such a. TO
enable the coalmasssr to carry on The works for
many years without interruption from sublerra-
neous water so Troublesome and expensive NJ coal
| pits. The body Of coal is considered very abun-
dsnt, and not IN the smallest degree exhzusted, as
there has been only one small shaft made on the
edge of the land. and works SO far as to prove
the excellent quality of the Goals and the ease with
which they may De raised We will attach 70
| The collicry SMALL FARM, ifrequired, with-
in one mile, with useful improvements For fur.
ther information apply to the subscribers at the
, city of Richmond.
| David Ross.
James Carrie.
H;chuond IpIv 70 1QflS L~p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
Geo. Watt

LyAS removed from the sSors ho formerly &C.
A Il cnpied 10 = brick house on the cross street
leading from the main street to Shockos ware
house, where he has ON hand and Offers to dis-
poss of on moderate terms. By -holeSzie,
TIE following articles, viz:.
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars,
". England. w. Island, and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac, Barcelcns and Apps Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Cchee of a superior quality.
Molasses, Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Hyson and imperial Tea,
400 Sack. Liverpool! Salt,
Patent Shot, a,sorssd s;zes--And
The remainder of his Stock of Dry Cords,
consisting principally of articles shifted 20 ~ihe
present and approaching season. which he viii
eithtr,sl OIL credit of J. s and 2 months, for
notes negotiable n; the Bank Of Virginia, with
approved endorscrs, or barter for Tobacco.
Fleur Or Hemp.
Cssh given for Tobacco.
Richmond, 22d March, 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
FOR SALE,

Otsc Moicty of a Brick Tenement,
ms central part ofthe city Of Richmond con-
j sisting of atwo story house with store and
counting room on the lower floor, and Ave rooms
above conveniently plan'd for a. family with
passage leading 70 them (making all the rooms
private) and cellar under the whole houses
three srory Lumber-house, Kitchen. Stable &c.
A considerable c,edit will be given fortwo thirds
of the purchase money .-For further particulars
eDquirs OF the printer. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
~ TIM sovEexta or rflx cok{xovwxX LrH
or VIRGINIA,
A PROCLAMATION.

VNIHEkEAS it duly appears to the
wv executive that GEORGE DILLARD.
charged BY the inquisition OF a coroner with the
murder OF Henry Wimore, late OF the county of
King and Qpeens hath Hed from justice-i have
therefore thought fit. with the advice ofthe coun-
Gil of state to issue this proclamation. hereby of
fering reward Of One Hundred Dollars. TO any
person or persons who shail apprehend the said
George billiard, and convey him before the eoro-
Rer justice of the peace for the county afore-
said, to be- committed q Jail for examination.
touching the said murder. And do moreover
cnoin all officers. civil and military. and exhort
rhe coed people of the commsnweaith, to use
their best cndeavcrs to apprehendthe said George
Dsllard, that be may bs dealt with as, in such
cases. the law directs.
Given under my hand as Governor. with the
seal Of the common wealth annexed, ~
Riehmend. this 5th day of June, in the
e.. 81 year of our Lord. one thousand eight hun
dred and Eve, and of the commonwealth
the tweaty ninth.
(signed) JOHN PACE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
ny THa oovlRsoR or Tar coMMoHwEALTH
OF VIRGINIA.,
A PROCLA AVIATION.


yNTHEREAS il appears by the IN
Wv QUESTION of tho Corone for the county
of Bsrkesy, thar J iEPH TEEU5TON and
JOHN TH2USTOS. late Of the said county
are charged with the murder OF Barney Riley &
information has been received by the execusive,
that the said Ioscph Thruston rnd Joi,n Thrus.
ton, have fed from justice: have, therefore.
thought ft with the advice of the Cou-ei of
Ssaie, 20 issue this proclanation-hereb1o Offering
a reward OF Two Hundred Dollars. for appre-
herding and conducting before the Coroner, or
Justice of the Peace, for the said counsy, or
said Joseph Thruston and John Thruston the
One Hundred Dollars for either of them, in or
der to thsir examination, touching the said rrur
der Aad do moreover enioin all officers civil
and military, and exhor ths good people of this
commonwealth. 20 use their best endeavors to
-spprehend and condua before The Coroner or 3
Justice of the Peace for the aforesaid county of
Berkeley, the said Joseph Thrus,on and John
Thruston, that they may be dealt with, as in susk
cases, the Law directs.
Given under nY hand as Governor, with
the seal of the Commonwea ith annex
ed, at Richmond, this 10Th day of June.
IL. } in the year Of our Lord. one thousand
eight hundred and Ave, and of the COM
rnunwealth the twenty ninth
(Signed) JOHN PACE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
David Ross.
James Curries
sos. 4w
TO KEN T.

n Brick Lumderhouse, onthe 6ason.
FOR SALE,
German oznaburgs. by the piece or bale.
Genuine Medock Clarer, of tbs vim , In cases OF
tsss Of 1901. 80 b,tsles
China. q Wa
The above Wines are such ~ canbe particularly
Recommended, having been laid \, last September
1t Bordeaux. BY one of the passnsrs. then on rho
spot, who took uncommon pains IN The selection.
Pickett, Pollard < Johnston.
Richmond, July %, 1905 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
STKAYED OR STOLEN

IRON the commons Of this city. on Thursday
4 the 9th ulr-A BLACK HORSE; with a
small whine spot in his forehead, hanging, name
and switch tail, about four feet ten inches high,
supposed to De six years old last sPring--he is a
compaa we'll n,ade horss.-A liberal reward will
be given on delivering the said horse to Mr. Ma.
thaniel c. Lipseombe Of Hanover, or to the sub
seribcr in Richmond.
Spotswood Lipscombe.
Richmond. Sheckoe Hill. July 5. 1905 IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
TEN DoLL.1RS RRW.dhD.

DROKE away last evening, alarge stout made
= blood bay II ORS f., upwards of eve feet
nigh, z years old iast spring. was shod all rouud
bont two months ago, but some of the shoes
may now be on; he has q large head and small
eyes, trots and gallops if ne has any other marks
by which he nigh, be distinguished. they are not
recoIleaed. he had on saddle good deal
worn, with hogshin seat and PLAYED stirrups
Ths above reward viii be paid on delivery
the horse and saddle 20 the subscribers
Picket, Pollard 8. Johnston.
z.~t-.onl ssarci, & fcOE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
LAND FOR SALE.

/. LAND FOX SALE.
IN pursuance of a decree of the
High Court of Chancery for the Richmond
Distrie, viii be sold. At public auction, on the
premises. on Friday the 16tk day of August next,
for ready money,
The Tract of LAND,
Whereon Mrs. Lucy Crouch, sdn'rx, of John
Crouch, dec now resides, lying and being in the
lower end of the county OF Coochi-nd eontsin.
ing three hundred and fifty acres. be the same
more or less, to sati1fy the said Lucy Crouch,
adnn'fx. of John Crouch dec. The srrn of none y
mentioned in the said decree.
The Commissioners.
July 90, 1905. 3w-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07

>s>-- bhe,f.axec cover mares at my stablc, in
Greansvillc county, on Nottoway river, about
miles below where the grear stage road crosses
it, at the lower Cut Bank bridge, at Ten Gui-
meas each, and Dollar TO the groom, TO be dis
charged any time before tie 1st day of Oaober
next by the payment OF forty dollars but no dis.
count will be made If paid after that day. Buzz
zAsp is cllesnut horse of good size, and of exc
celleni bIoodi for his beauty, shape and appear.
ance leave others TO decide; as a racer, the
Calendars declare HIM most capital having won
(and generally at New Mssket) "a races Heis
undoubtedly among the best stations that has 9.
! yer appeared in England. for the proof OF which
beg leave TO refer gentlemen to the Racing Ca.
iendars fthst country, and which arc to be seen
ct his stand.
In 1899, the first of Buzzard's stock appeared
! on the turf in that year he had FIVE winners, in
1900 he had seven, in e01 he had fourteen, (se-
veraI of those won and 8 times each in thar
year. in 1909 he had sixteen winners, and in
1888 ne had twenty This is the last Cslen-
dar that has come to hand. Itis to be observed,
that Huzzard's stock have vsry generally run az
Ncw-Merket, where all the best horses gol and
! many of them have proved uncommoniy good
racers among them aie Hoinby Lass. Pet, Pop
pinajay. Quiz, Sarprize, Malta Merryman, So.
phia. Mis- Bailey. and a great many others ,.Is
IL also TO be observed thar Stallion in England
had 40 many winners in 1905, by seven, a. Buzz
gard hsd--The famous horse Sir Peter feazie
had only fourteen, Trumpeier thirteen osly, JOHN
Bull fourteen, Bsnrinsbrough fonsteen, vctln.
tecr nine. and WhiskeJ 9--Those horses are sc-
knouledgcd by all gentlemen conversant with the
turf, to be the best Stallion, now in England
Baszard has been well proved good stallion;
for which reason. beg leave TO recommend him
strongly TO the gentlemen Of the turf, and such o.
theirs as have well bred mares not doubrng bat
good proportion of his stock will turn out RAJ
GERS.
In the FIVE scars above mentioned Buzzsrd'e
colts won 161 races The great value Of this
horse will trust. be an apology for the price
he is &C cover at, however wish gen,lensn to
come and visw him. and sec themselves the per.
forma,lce of his colts in the calendars, and
hope they will admit hs does not stand TOO high.
Good pas,urage gratis servants who attend
the mares boarded at i0s6 sweek corn furnish
cd at the masSct price. sndthe greatest attention
valid to the mares, but no rssponsibility for acci-
jen,s Or escapes. Notes for ten guineas will be
expected with the mares by
NATHANIEL RIVES.
March, 1905.
N. This season viii commence the 18th
inst. and cad the Isl Of August. ". T..
Pc DIG Rec.
"Ihereby certify, that the chestnut horse Buzz
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MFRS. BUCKNER having coma
IVA rpenced Susiuess N Manchester in the line
of MILEINGRY IS 1fAN7Jtx- MIXING, re-
speafuly seliciss rhe patronage Of her friends
and the public.
She has on hand az present small assortment
oil the articles necessary in thar line &C susineys.
and shortly sxpeas to receiYs from New.York
az additional supply.
hllcommands from the country will be faith.
fully and punaualiy attended 10. IF