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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22

ne term peremptOrily fixed by the
King for the decision Of peace or war has
elapsed. His Majesty has not received the
answer ofthe cabinet Of St. Cloud Or rath-
er, the preparations made around him daily,
give that answer. The King can hence-
forth confde the safety and honor Of his
crown only to arms. He takes them I'd
with pain, because the chief object q bis
wishes was not glory purchased IN tire
tears of his people, but BY their Tranquil
lity for his cause is Just. Never has a
sovereign made greater sacrifices 70 peace.
He pushed his condescension to the last
limit that honor would allow. Every thing
which was directed against him pcrsonally5
he passed over in silence. The opinions of
the ignorant, and the reflections Of the slan-
derous he disposed, animated with the CON
slant hope that he would be able to conduct
his people, without injury, to that period
which must sooner or later arrive, when
unjust greatness shall find its bounds and
ambition, which obstinately refused to ac-
knowledge any limits, shall at lcgth Ger
leap itself
The motives which induces his Maistyto
take up arms are not to satisfy his resent
ments, to increase his power, or 70 render
nation uneasy which he shall always cs-
TEEN, as long as it confines itself to its just
and natural interests but to avert from his
Kingdom the fate which was preparing for
it; to preserve to the people of Frederick
their independence and their glory to
rescue unfortunate Germany from the ybka
! by which it IS oppressed, and 70 bring a.
] bout safe and honorable peace, the day
on which he shall effect this, VIII be tic
proudest Of his life. The events ofthe war
which is now beginning, are in the dispOsal
Of Supreme Wisdom. His Majesty leaves II
to others to indulge in premature exaltatIoa
and gratuitous insult, as he has for lonS
time allowed them the miserable A~tisiat-
ton arising from unjust inyecuves. he
leads to an honorable combat an army Wot
! thy Of its former glory. He reigns oFeI 7
people of whom he may be proud '''iA
while he is ready to shed his blood TIT 'l,ei,''
he knows what he may expect from 'iieit
energy and affection. Princes, the ho'oi u
the German name, who coniide III mn a4~---
tude and honor. and who fighting bt TIT sl :
re not dubious of victor, haye Jonea 'ssF-
,anners with his and 2 soYrelGn "iio ~''
lo,us with his virtues one OF the first throrFs
i tile. world, is penetrated with the justice
j hs cause. Every where Ri ans "'T
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22

All the accounts agree, that the great
battle of the l4th ended unfavora0ly
for the Prussians and Saxons. The
Prussian musquetry did great execu-
ton but the'French arilleryiwas vast
Nv superior.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22

His Prussian Majesty was at Mag
deburg the 9TH October, and imnedi-
ately sat out for Berlin.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-19

dation and feebleness, that, deprived Of
every dsfsace, she could have 10 other
win than shas of hsr formidable neigh
Dor.
Fhe king delayed no longer. Heassem-
bled his army. General knobel.uo.n was
sent TO Paris with inc Gnai declaration OF
his majesty. Only one measure remained
which could give security 20 the kino winch
was the return Of the french troops over
the Rhine. General KnobelsdorH had Or
ders TO insist on this demand IL was not
the whole of the kings JussdemaDds, but
II was necessary tina, II should be tne hist,
since i. was the condition of his tulule ex.
lstence. Inc acceptance or refusal OF II
must sheW the real sentiments OF inc trrnch
emperor.
To be continued.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-19
This IS to give Notice,

THAT the subscribers, Of Alexandria coun-
ty, in the district Of Columbia, have obtaiied
from the Orphans Court ofssid county, letters
cf administration on the personal estate OF nj
liam Dange,feld Ross, late Of the county a
foresaii deceased: ALL PERSONS having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit them with tie voucher thereof to
the subscribers, on or before tie 18th day Of
June next ensuing, OF they may by law be ex-
Guided from all benefit to said estatc-And
those indebted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment.-Given under our hands
this 18th day Of December, 1906
Charles Midnight, Adm,,,.
John Stewart,
nacenoher }7-I9 3taw4W
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-19
This is to give Notice,
December i7.-l9.

THAT the subscribers, of Aiexandris coun-
4v. in tbe district of Columbia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court OF said county, let,
ters of administration OH the personal estate OF
John Wilson, late Of the county aforesaid de-
ceased, all persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
them with the vouchers therecfto the subscrl-
hers on or before the 18th day OF June next
ensuing, or they may by law be excluded q rom
all benefit to said estate-and those inaeoeea
thereto are requested TO make lmm ed.ate pay
ment-Given under our hands this lfth gay
of December 1906
Sarah Wilson, Admr'x. r.
Aaron Wilson, 4d,,r,,.
Benjamin Brown, ~
December i7-~ia s@"4"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-19
From the London Times.
ROSABELL.

The following Verses have been set to Music
by Mr.. ArrwooD, and sung with most ex
pressive sweetness by Mrs. Ashe. Iht
words are by JOHN MAyNE, author OF TIT
poem of "Glasgow," &c.
THE troops were all embark On board .
The ships were under weigh:
And loving wives and maids ador>d,
Were weeping round the Bay.
They parted from their dearest friends,
From all their heart desires;
And RosArELL to HEAv'N comments
The Man her soul admires
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-19
TTPGLAI.1 LEGISLATURE.

The following resolution which has been
Offered in the House of Delcgises BY VIZ.
r Fl. Blake. and referred TO a committee
of The whole, was on Saturday last, re-
ferred TO a select committee. 1t was con
tended BY The ADVOCATES of this msasare.
thai such legislative expressions OF the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-19
GieranDrta Dajlp aohertiser.
FRIDAY, DEeEMBER l9.

Alexandria, 10th Dec. 1896.
Flour inspected in the town Of Alexandria,
for the quarter, ending the lth December,
1906
S7,997 barrels -four.
l,742 half barrels -four.
81 barrels Indian Meal.
AMOS ALEXANDER,
llolLr INSPECTOR
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-19
PUBLIC SALE.

On WEDNESDAY next, at ten O'Clock, will
be sold, at tue iate dwelling Of w. y. Ross,
deceased, P..iacc-street;
All the Stock IN Trade Of the
deceated:
Consisting of great variety of GRocE-
RES, SC s<c-A credit offour months will
be given on all sums off5O dollars.
Philip c. Marsteller.
December l8. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-19

81 barrels Indian Meal.
AMOS ALEXANDER,
Fzollr INSPECTOR
A DUEL took place yesterday near this
towu, between Mr.. Alexander Hooe
and Dr.. James H. Rl ke. both of the
House of Del gates. We hear that DR..
b. was wounded in he neck, but the
wound is nct considered as Ga ,eerons.
Richmond A.gus ]
A letter from Ricbmaad received BY a
gentleman in this town, mentions :, that
neither of the parties were wouaded, and
tina, while ,hvy we're preparing for Sc.
cond shot they we're arrested and bound
over to keep the peace"
Captain Pierce. rived a, Boston on
the s. Il INST. f5om S., Ubes, informs, that
British feet s,ll eoHlinned TO cy,ize of
Ii b.>a. II was rporsed, thai the French
had ihres ened war against the Portuguese
il the b lsh a.sn OF war were suffered 10
remain 10 port and they consequently put
10 sea There were SONS tears that the
French and Spaaiards would lake posses.
Stop OF Portugal. It was not expected that
any resistance would be made.
Captain Pierce further isforms, that on
thc 2osh of October, in lat. IS, SO, long
Is, a., be was brooght TOO and ,arded by
the British ship Leaader, aud treated pc
litslvs; Informed, thai the day before she
had parted company with feet of trans
ports, having seven Thousand troops Oh
board, boand TO Buenos Ayres.
The gentleman who TOR the last week
has occupied most of his time IN trsaalat
ing for ua from :i,c Dutch papers received
At this Office by the ship Eogenia, makes
the subsequent remarks:
Il cevtai,ly app ars pretty clear from
the French documents, that lfonaparte has
not the leass ambition for any long contest
with ci Aer Prussia or Russia. is TO b.
! hoped ihai ,he king eff Prussia has no, been
too eager 10 conclude an armissice. The
far,her Bonaparte pene,rases iowa ds Sou b
Prussia and Siiesia he more peri;ous his
situation would become, as large Rus.
sian force was exoec,ed TO land in Meek
auburg, to act in conjunction with tbs
Swedes, %&
The approach of winter, and shocking
state of the reads IN that country at that
season. would, Of course, hsd out 'grra
irnpedimeats 70 his artillery and cavalry,
an1 consequently 1t would become more
difficult for him 10 maintain his magazines
a, so grea. distance from home. Austria
at the same time threatening his right flank
and his rear; as he might perhaps ad :
vance towards South Prussia; would, no
daubt, seize favorable moment for oper
aIing with Ter fine army, stationed on the
fronuers of Bohemia, aud res's, the many
insults she has received, ho1veOer beaced6le
her professions may have lately been. DO.
naparte would never venture across the RI
yer Oder.
a Hamburg paper stated, some time
ago., that magazines were establishing on
the banks of the Weser, &c f0r Rus
sian army, expected to land in Meckl7n-
burg.
(Mezu 1ork Gaz.)
~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-19
Phil, hatec.
From the Port Folio.
Mr.. OLDscHoGL,

Mr.. OLDscHoGL,
In the year l75e, DR.. Will wrote "a PAM
phlet entitled, &C To David Garriek, Esq. the
petition of the letter l. in behalf OF himself and
sisters" The purport OF it was to charge Mr.,
Gariick with some words including the letter
I, as U, in furn for firm, vurtue Tor virtue, and
others. The pamphlet is now forgotten, bit
the following epigram which MIR. Garrick
wrote upon the occasion deserves to be pre-
served as one Of the best in the language.
TO Or: WfLL, uhon his hetition Of the letter
1, to DAVID GAaRIcK, Esq.
IF It's true, as you say that I've injured a let
ter,
I'll change my notes soon as hope for the
better,
May the Just rights of letters as well as of
men,
Hereafter be fxt by the tongue and the pen !;
Most devoutly | wish they may both have
their due,
And that I, may never be mistaken for q.
From the London Times.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-19

public will, were only justifable on extra
ordinary and nrgens OCCASIONS, aud that
there exlsled no crisis At present which
called tor measure foreign to the spnefe
OF ordinary Legislation, which might pro-
ducs IN its progress unnecessary allerca.
ton and debate.
I. = Resolved, That the general assembly
OF Wig MA nave al entlre confidence, III no
wise elmiuished but Increased 10 the patri
otsm of the views and wisdom OF the
conduct vt the president OF the U. States,
and thar the present administration merits
and oughs to receive the mist cordiai sup
port Of this assembly.
A BILL For amending the act "to extend
tht jufisdictieiion ofjusuces OF the peace"
has passed the house of delegates ayes
20, noes SO
The ob}ec, Of this bill is to empower 2
Justices TO give final judgment in all cases
where the sum IN controversy does not
exceed twenty dollars. Ard If j, exceeds
ten dollars a stay Of execution for 40 day
'is allowed.
AS We predicted, the resolution offered
to the senate by Mr.. Tracy, calling upon the
president fer information relative to his mes
sage OF the Sd December, in which a suspen-
sion 1.-THE non-inportatjon act is recommend
ed, has been nesatlvcd Is to 5.--Ne must
repeat that those who are extoIing the wis
dom OF the non-lmpoFtation act dare not Pub
llsh the letters o. cur ministers upon the sui
Ject; and we have right ia infer from their
concealnsent, that if published, would prove
to the world the injurious effects which t;iat
law has had upon our negotiations. Under
former administrations, Il congress were cal
led Uponto leglslate upon ally particular sub
ject, it vas thought proper that trey saoalj
have SUCH information as the government pos
sessed In order to enable them 70 Judge for
themselves Of the eypeiicncy of tlsc measure
proposes. the fashion is for the exccu-
tive to keep ali such information to himself,
and congress deem it enough to know what is
thought to be exSedient in the cabinet, .5tat
fro ratione voluntaa. The president wishes 10
suspend the operation Of tie non-importution
act.--Congress are therefore as ready SO sus-
pendit as they were to ensct it, though they
Go not pretend TO know themselves whether
the operation has been bencEcia! or injurious.
q. S. Gazettc.
When, as Mr.. ]. Randolph observed, the
captain and mate skulk below, and conflde the
care OF the vessel to the cook and cabin boys
we cannot wonder at the wildness Of her
course--.Rut when the fate Of our country is
placed in the disposal Of such Statesmen SIS
skipper crowninsnield who declares that C we
{" ought not to be influenced by any clouds that
appear to the westwagd--and that 1t would
g not alter his conduct # a Spanish force had
& advanced as fsr as Washington - tits GER
tainiy time that every man, who IS an,lious for
his own, Or the public welfare should watch
the deviations Of the eovernment-sinoe such
declarations absolutely enjoin the belief, that
there is something rotten in the state OF Den
mark
Phil, hatec.
ID. Il
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-19

For him, she fled from soft repese,
Renowned a Parents care
He sails to crush his Country's foes.
She Wanders LII aispair
A Seraph, in an infants frame,
Kecin'd upon her arm,
Ana sorrow, III the conlely Dame
Now heightened every charm: 81
She thought, If Fortune had but smiI d.
ohethouSht upon ner dear,
But When she look upon his child,
taen ran many tear
All |! who viii watch thee as thou sleep'sta
Who'll sing lullaby,
/" Or rock thy cradle, when thou weep'st,
II should chance TO die ?''
On board the ship, resign'd 70 fate,
Yet planning Joys to come,
her Love, III silent sorrow at,
Upon a broken drum:
He saw herloneiy CT tie beach;
He saw her Oh the strand:
And, far as human sges can reach.
lie saw hsr wave her hand
" Q, RosAsELL! tho forc'd TO go,
s With thee my soul SNAIL dwoi
And HEAv'N, VINO plties altman wee,
$ Shall comfort RosABELL
g. A Road being now com
ple1ed from the BOTTOMS OF oar mile rlll e1aos
the forest Of WashinStoa--tao pcrso S de-
sleous Of purchasing TIMER or WOOD
may be supplied BY ePp!t ticn %
Ohm BA IL. Agent.
December l9. st
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

SE>I~HE new Shooner OcsAs.
M Il bur,ben niuety four Tons,
IA " RICHARD BARNEY, Maj.
E Y-ter. now laying at the Wharf,
.s.r1SeSa TO fail in fifteen days. viii take
x1fss - Freight for Charleiton. Is, Co.
oF Savannah, lG.y For tcr'-. apply 20 thc Maj
GER on board, or to PHILLIP TILLING-
HAST.
Wexford Jan. 9TH, 1906.
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TERMS OF rHs REPUBLICAN.

81 To fubfcribers IN tosn, where the papers
are delivered, Two Dollars per annum--one
half in advance, or the whole At the end OF hx
months.
In thc couctsy. by cafusI conveyance, One
Dollar Fifty Cents per anuum--the whole TO
be paid on fubicribing.
To d,stan, fubfcrbcrs. by mail, Two DOL
ars Der aanum--payzhie 80 advance.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

Fer Jak BY
JACOB RICHARDSON,
AT 7Hs PoST-OFFrcE,
A large Aaoftmcur of
Books and Stationary.
U The circulating Library has every
day, fcmsthiog new added to the large colisc-,
ton al Books.
a ssrs,ai 14l0sswert Of
School Books /;
Among them are Msryay's which are certainly
the bcft hooks for Schools now 10 print.--His
irft book for Children. Reader, Grammar, In
PRODUCTION. and Sequel.
ALMANACKS for the Tear 1906.
Charts of all the World
America. Europe, Ala, and Africa, Book and
Sheets.
WRI4YNG PAPER,
Of all qualities by the rcsm or quire--Qyills of
all qualitics-Wsfers and Sealing Wax.
About 5000 pieces
Houjs Pdbcr e Borders,
Of different hgures aud manufactures. fome
American, FIench. and Engilh.
c52 s FUR
Muffa and Tippets. and Trimmings.
CUTLERY.
Fen Knives. from 5 Dollars to Gents each.
Muitard & Sweet. Oil.
- TICKETS in the Piicatsqaa Bridge
Lottery--Alio. In the Amckeag- Canal Lotto
y. 5000 DolIan highef Prize. in each. =.
Newport. Dec. z6th, 1906. If
-
French 7ozoa Seminary Loffery.
a Ii perfons who arc indebted TO the Man
\ ayers of faid Lottery, for Ticker, in the
ftR Clais. are earnehly requcAed to make i'm
mediate payment otherwiic their Notes will
be put 10 fu, without tariher notice.
THOMAS FRY
PARDON TILLINGHAST masa-
s.' ,GEORGRcARD. gen.
Esf-G ,rss1U,eb, Oct. s, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20
Hard Ware Stationary, &c.
:. DAVID MELVlLL.

y ESPECTFULLY informs, hi, friends, that
N ne has jua received very hsndfoms
ahartmens of Hard Ware, Cxiity ,s~msrgsy,
.Jotavsd Ware, Cab,xsf FH,sax,s, Stationary
DC. &c. Alto. Deep Iea Lines ssd Leads. hand
90. Filming Lines. Bed Cords, aod Clo,hes-
Lines. AU.* re
Nsa'-10rk Manufactured TOBACCOO
and SNUFF,
Sonhaing Of Negrs Head Pistsil Ladies
,Iwitt, and cut Tobacco Msccaban snd Scotch
SNUfF, OF the 6ra quality at the Manufaet-
tory prices. III CASH given for Lead.
Newport, Dec. 40. ISo4.
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JOHN STEVENS,

n. ~ <<N-A @AA WNNhSNs Al,
HEREBY informs the Public in general. and
4 i his Friends ia particular, that he has ts-
ken the Shop. formerly occupied by Mr.. Jofeph
Mumford, deceafed in Thames -frccf. where may
ne had all kinds of Tin Ware. at the fhorseli no
tice, and az cheap as Can be purchaied in the
Stase.---All favon gratefully acknowledged
Cath, and the highca price. given for Old Pew.
ter and Lead. a%e
Newport Dec. rath 1905. 4
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TO BE SOLD,
BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,
A No. 10, on fbe Ferry Wba,f, bsiosv Ma,kef
So Hhds good retailing Molaaes,
50 do. do. New Rum,
A few Hhds. Aotigua & Jamaica Rum,
"A few pipes Holland Gin,
6 Tierces new Rice,
40 Boxes Hard Soap,
900 Buhels old Corn.
80 Boxes rR quality mould and dipH tallow
Candies,
70 Bbl'. prime Beef in good order for Chipping.
90 Bbls. mefs Beef. .
Gables Of any dimencons and Cordage of any
Gze can be had on the fhorteft notice,
A few pieces Ravens Duck,
Sundry Dwelling. Houfes in different parts Of
the Town.
Neaeporf, O6. 9, 1905.
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REMoNsTRANCE

Ry fbe MivjRsr Phs'so'esfsy Of fbs Y. Slater
10 fbs Brny1 Gsvs,s~ssf.
Accompanying the MsHage OF the Preiidcnt. I
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-09

And now, air, let fne ask you question
Are YOU. can you be so far advanced IN I'M
palrmens of faculties, as 10 entertain nope
that all which passes 80 very current mere
will escape the notice Of the monarchs OF
Spain and France Can you faster yourself
,ha, every item OF the Miranda affair. with
the trials OF Mr.. Smith and Mt. Ogden !;
the speeches of the counsel; the testimony
of the Witnesses who appeared at the trial
the causes for the non-appearance OF those
witnesses who Gid not appear; the verdict
of the juries the hanest and legal conduct
of your friend judge Talmadse; together
with the whole Of that disgracetul dance
which you are said to have the honor OF
leading up, and all the s,rugglings and
plunsings Of your partizans, in their despair
for you, upon tina, occasion can you, |
say, fatter yourself, that the whole OF it
has not been talked of, freely, at St. Cloud
and at the Escurisl? Lay not that foolish
fondling hope to your heart; you will soon
be convinced to the contrary you WILSON
find your applications for peace, answered
by active war; the duplicity of your diPlo.
matte Instructions, by hard blows, end
your imputed k;ndoess 10 the revolusioniz-
.er of the Caracas, bya Spanish and French
CORREGIDOR.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-09

"Esen if we had enjoyed profon.,
Why, aa far as relates 10 the con, a psas,A
peace with Rassia, we were ,o1d otsa!,h.
stored peace TO the continent. /, laa 's
be said that tho war with Eoel,na, .e'aau
dered thia fresh levy necesss 1,sDu aaa'ss
But it may be asked from WIN,
can hostility De expected to come = G p'e
has made peace and withdraw aAu''is
has nos yes sufficiently recovery asu'aa
strength to undertake another cou.., a hi
Prussia seems too much under the aud
and in the tolls of France to oo power
with her? Blu. all these are ar sr." ~ VA
which would have rendered it whole Su n
cessary for Bonapar,e to have incrs... usat'
military force, or to have eu,er,a r'sua''
doubt r?sn the subjec. Of ,hs con,;0 sa
peace. Dses he Thick that his usw sD q
man contederacy will no, be quiet,v We VII
esced 10, however humble Austria o, I p
STA may be? Does he think ,hi. fr.sh w.
play of force necessary 70 msks ~ w.
Drain his draugh,s Of Rheuish d,v ~' m
Or does he mediate ssw en,erpriz.s, :.
his ambition not yet sa,ia,ed /? Doe. h. :, Is
at something more than the Germao : A
iedsracy? Are Prussia aud Austria : t u
further car.ailed OF shsir power? Is Sv y
zelland 20 be converted inio an.w t;.s
dom FOX another of his mushroom family,
Does he extend his prospects and his ~.
sumption 10 the confines Of Esropr. end
sitting himself dowa upon the throne u
Consan'ine, does he wish to fix his men,e
ing looks upon Asia? Nothing is TOO wild
nothing too ex,ravagant for man yho..
ambition lsTemorsele.s-wha combinrs,o
mis- character The extremes of democ,,cv
and desposism-w whom we Gao comp,reo
no man that ever ived-bat whom Million
10y propaet:c anticipation seems to have
portrayed In he description hs gives Of
ihe king OF terFors.
The other shape,
# shape it IN; ..ht DC called that shape Lat1on,
Distingulshabic in member, Joint, or limb:
Or substance might be called, that shaaow
seemed;
For each seemed.either; black it s.ood asnight,
Fierce IS ten Euries, terrible as he'll,
And shock dreadful dart. What seemelhs
head
Tie likeness Of kinSly crown had on.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-09

FooT RAcE.-Th2 long dePeno'I1 ;d,s
race between Wood aud polllt was u' ,rIs
on Monday. The distancevas ave . ,0o NO,
of the Doncasier race course, D''a? ;ochs
miles $50 yards. Wood is aoou' :o - q
taller than his antagonist ptsv f,.o, d
starting, bets ran two TO one . III WoJ
Wood. The first rouud' 10 VIM" d 10
had the advantage, was performs, ousI
minutes 30 seconds. IN the 'ecoOu Til,
pollis passed Wood. Bets even. 80 8.
s soass was s ss s d Wss5 req;
the advantage. and came ~ y, 4 fsvor. T'
head. Bets six to one IN DIS la' q .ecopd'I
round was run 10 10 mlnu's' y. adsa''
In the fourth Wosd retalneo .;na,e.. p|
tsge. This round took Up ~ n"