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collars each, for his appear nce at the next cir
cult court of the United States for the dilra
OF New-York. That previoufiv to the fitting
OF the faid court your memorable was removed
by the PRECEDENT of the United States from his
office of furveyor of the port of New York, and
his affairs becoming much c'~harraiitd in con-
iequence of that removal, he IS arrefted in ci-
vii procets and confined in the Jail of the city
and county OF New-York. That upon the FIT
ting or the court the recognZances of your me-
morialiit and OF his !urcties were vacated i'm the
production OF certificate from the ;hertf of the
city and county of New-York, that your me-
morialift was in his cuitody thereupon A bench
warrant wasiiiued by the Judge of the diftri9
court aganlt your memorable that the fhe-
RIM OF the city of New-York having refufed 10
deliver the caftody Of your memorable to the
MARTIAL on the warrant, the Judge of the circuit
co0rt then caufed habeas corpus al teititi-
candum to be iiiued againft your mem orialiit,
although at the time no ilue was Joined in any
cafe IN which your memorable could teitify.
nat when brought into court on this writ, tie
marihal was directed to ierve his warrant, and
ne having tiereupon returned that he had taken
your memorable, an order was made for his
commitment to the cuitody of the MARTIAL {;
but Whit the order for this commitment was
making out, the fheriff took your memorialif
out OF court and put him in the city prfon ont
OF the reach of the MARTIAL. That on the 9Th
mn. an indictment was found againt your me-
moria'it, charging him in fubnance with the
Offences let forth in the above mentioned war
rant. That the proceedings were thercupon had
IN the circuit court ofthe United States for the
New York diftriet, in all refpeets iimilar to
thoie ltated in the preceding memorial of Samu.
ei q. Ogden, to which your memorable prays
leave TO refer.
Your memorabilia further RESPECTFULLY repre-.
tents, and doth mott foemnly declare, that in
all he did in reiped to the expedition of gen.
Miranda, he did believe that he was acting with
the appreciation of the PRECEDENT of the United
States and of the fecretary of ftate-and 70 far
from thinking that he was fubiecting himfelf to
penalties under the laws of the United States.
ne thought his conduct would hereafter gain
the aPplsufe ofhis fellow citizens whom he had
the belt reafon to believe would derive the
greateit advantages from the enterprise which
was carried on with the appreciation of their
executive government.
Your memorable fubmts his conduct to the
confederation of your honorable BODY, and
prays iuch reliefas you in your wifdom l,a
think proper to grant.
w. S. SMITH.
New-York, 18th April, 1906.
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NETWORK, May 90.

In the fchr. Splafh came pal1engers, Geo.
Huxham, Tho. Dyer, and James Ofwad, two
feamen, belonging to the Britifh fhip Imperial
OF Liverpool, which was captured on the 10Th
April, blythe French privateers L 'Efperance and
Proteeteur The Imperial belonged to the
homeward bound Jamaica feet. The above
prlvateers captured on the fame day the ihip
Ceres, of London, off Cumberland Harbour. but
both were retaken by the Atlas OF IA guns. The
ieamen above mentioned were robbed of every
thing and landed at Cumberland Harbour, then
marched to St. Jago de Cuba and while there
the Henry of London, belonging to the fleet,
was brought in by privateer the crew having
mutlnled, logged the captain, and ran the vef
Tel out OF the fleet. The feet conifed of 100
ia'i, under convoy of the Malabar, Scott, of so
guns; Atlas, of n Echo floop of war, and Q
or 9 others. May sth, off Crooked I1and,
fpoke the fame feet again, 90 of whom were
milling, 6 ofthem having been fent to jamaica
and retaken.
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LEIPSICK, March %.


Tue vague reports which have been fpread
upon the formation of a kingdom of Saxonv.
ieem TO take more con6fency. 1t is tho't that
the difterent Ducal houfes of Saxony, all iG,rd
from the Erneitine line, would wilinplv acl-
nowiedge the fovereignty of the elector of Saxo.
ny or or the Aibertine line, referving to them
leNes the fuii and entire enjoyment of the reve-
nueS which they now draw from their refbec-
tive poheiilons. The counts of Reufs. of Scbom-
burg and OF Schwarizburg, who are already i,
the dependence, either of the eefor of The
dukes or SaXony, not only from the petition of
their prIncipaties, but even by different fced,J
ties, would gladly exchange precarious denen-
dence againit the advantage of feeling their noe-
iei1ons better iecured. In fine, PruiTia would
cedt the territory of EFFORT againf the diaritf,
contiguous to the great MATS ofthe PrufIian mo
narchy.
IAe new kingdom of Saxony would TINS com
prize the following hates Electorate of Saxonv
WIN Luiace, &c. 1894 fquare leagues, 2,1so-
600 inhabitants; SAKE Gotha, l44 fquare leagues.
$4,000 inhabitants; SAKE Weymar, 90 fGuare
leagues, $4,000 inhabitants; SAKE Cobonre
so .fquare leagues, 6l,ooo inhabitants Sayr
Melnungen, 81 fquare leagues, $4,000 inhabi.
tantS county of Schvartzburg, 100 fquare
leagues, 100000 inhabitants; county of Reufs-
90 iquare leagues, 10000 inhabitants county
OF SchGnbrunn, 56 fquare leagues. So 900 in
habltants; territory of Effort, 80 fquare leagues,
10000 inhabitants. All this would form a TO-
tai MATS OF 2,s5o,oOo inhabitants, upon an eY-
tent of 26ls fquare leagues.
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NORFOLK, May 90.

The Theatre opened on Tuefday evening with
the Tragedy of &c Neniee Pyejsrped," and the
Norfolk audience was at laf gratified with the
fight ofthe celebrated COOPER, in the charac.
ter Of Pierre. Great as expectation was it has
not been difappointed.-The NOT fanguine re-
turned with all their expectations more than re-
alized-I1is voice is atiuned to the fofteh melo-
dy-his gelture graceful and more varient than
we ever oeheld-his countenance beamine intel
igence, and ftrongly pourtraying all the pafIi-
ons of the human heart-his perfon fymetry-
No wonder, with fuch qualifications, that we
recognized, as foon as be appeared, the gay,
the frank, the gallant, the intrepid Pierre. If
any preference could be given to one part of his
performance over another, it was in three parti-
cuar li'uatoBs. In his fra interview with his
friend Ja1fer, when he propofes TO him to Join
the confpiracy againt the Rate, his lamentati-
ons at the ilayery of his country, his Indignation
at her wrongs, and that none could be found to
redrels them, were all painted vilibe to the eye,
and funk deep to the heart. In the allemby Of
the confpirators, when one Of them attempts to
excite their fufpicions againf the friend he had
Introduced, and it is propofed TO aHaninate
hin--his manly and courageous defence of his
friend, his indignant reproof of their mean and
uufounded fufpicions, marked him as the only
man who could afIimuate the dfcordant mate
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BOSTON, May 22.

E*tr0a Of a letter from Nezv- Bedford, dated
Nay IS, 1906.
arrived this day, fhip Huron, Captain Clark,
q days from Nantz-Capt. c. brought no pa
PerS, but iays nothing of much importance had
lately occurred. He underoood, that an army
OF $4,000, were about to march from Paris for
Denmark their Object to have the Baltic fhus
aganit the Englilh.-On the goth ult. faw two
Engliih cutters, fpoke one, and was informed
they were then in chale of a PruiIian vefel, and
that for fifteen days previous, they bad fent in
all the PrufliaDs they met with. Capt. c. heard
however, nothing Of a war at Nantz, between
England and Prufia."
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CNA&LESTON, May 81,

Esf,d7 Of hfie, j,om LorSor, dsfd Ab,n g. ,soe
Lord Seikrk, (not Mr.. Erflnc) WHO has be.u :,
America and made ioinc itttlement in Upper Cana
aa lew years ago, is now appointed our Mniler
10 the United States He will, am informed. en-
bark tor Wilmington as foon as fome pending MAI
'er' between this country and America are arrsnped
ioa wiz notice. from what has pafed in Paria-
iy OF America. Hence, i, is to be fupnoe.d ~, Iii
END IN bonds OF mutual affection indeed have r.,-
can depend 'f''' ""'e''
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r,a's ct h's actouS afpeia'-s, s;ii one vho coz
aimo't rule the de!tinies of the world. In the
, , when ne found he had been betrayed by
us 'r'end Ja1.er-h's iorrow that the mighty
ends he propofed-the liberty of his country-
ms contempt and indignation az the traitor who
mad thwar'ed his plans-accompanied at the
lame time, with as much indifference FOR his own
rate, were all PORTRAYED with mafterlv hand.
we are forty 10 add, tina, with the exc .ntiou
OF MRS. WILMoT aud Mr.. GREEN, CooPER
was wretchedly Imported. Mas. WILMor
itill retains all her fluctuations; GREEN is al
ways pealing.
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HOLLAND.
AMSTERDAM, March

m AMSTERDAM, March I.
The Hague Journal of the 9th having Rated.
that Declaration of War by the United States
OF America was to be expected every dav. the
American Conful, MIR. BOURNE, has publicIv
declared IN the COWant, that he felt himfeIf
called upon, by the Importance of the fubiea
OF that article to his country. to iniiR uDon
i-"a0',ns what authority IL WAS grounued tpo,.
40 TIC nae received no information of that ma
n1eaiures adopted by the American Govern,,,sn.
would have the effect of preferving peace with
all the Belgerent Powers of Europe.
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We perceive from the late London prints, that
the performance entitled, "An Examination of
the Briiih Doctrine, which fuhie6ts to capture
Neutral Trade not open in time of peace"
has been republifhed in England.
This is favourable fymptom. We have lit
tie doubt OF correct judgment being formed on
the important princ'le eucidated in this eiIay,
by thoic who fhall ,iirpaiIionately perufe it, and
that 1t will produce on the other iide of the At
'aniic, IN no uncomfortable degree. the fame con-
vittion that it has almof universally produced
in this country. Nat. Int.
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On the sth of April lat, our miniacr at Lon
don received from the Britiih government a for
NAL notification that the entrances of the Ems,
the Wcier, the Elhe, and the Trave, were block
AIDED and that from that day, all vefIels at
tempting to enter any of thofe rivers in VIOLATE
on OF iuch blockade would be proceeded againft
as the law of nations in iuch cafes direct.
Bal. PoR.
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ETtraf eta Letter. from liverpool, Abril S.
e" We learn in addition to what we have al
ready communicated refpeding. new duties in
FRANCE, that 1t is the intention of that govern
mcnt to require each veiel bringing q CARGO
from the United States, to take a cargo of eon,I
value IN French produce or manufactures. The
effect here on the cotton market, of the embar-
go on Pruilian veiiels will be very confederate"
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A letter from the American Conf,i, at Cowes,
tEngland) to merchant in Baton, dated April
5, 1906, fays, =" have letter the day before
yeferday from MIR. Lyman, in London, to adj
vile, that the difputes between this country and
the United States are in train for anicshle ad-
jutment fpeelIly-on which l congratulate
you"
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Exrns, dated Mesc-1ork, a4.b Mar.

Exfrna, dated Nesp- York, a4.b Mar.
We have not yet received all our election re-
turns, but the probable refult for congreis will
he as follows:
old me,nbers re-eiet7ed--MumfordV srp,,nck.
Matters, Clinton, Van Renfleaer,* Van Cort.
land, Thomas,f Blake, Ruiiel.
Decided repabiieans ele7ed- Riker, vice Wickes+
Kanalen, vice Livngltona
Humphreys, vice Tracv,t
Thornton, vice Saiy,+
Swart, vice Summons, a re-
publican, not known as to
qudilm.
Kirkpatrick vice Williams-t
Fe6srSAtRS Gardinier,* vice Schune-
mani
Lewis vice Haley.
We have every reaion to believe that we (ball
have large majority in our llate fenate and
handfome majority in the aiIembly, in defiance
OF the united powers of jideral;fm and quidifn.
Feds. + quids.
Thoie without ltars or dagsers are demo
e'"'s' <fWora.
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On the 18th infant, the coating fchooner Sn-
fan and William, captain A. Luce, bound from
Bolton 10 Baltimore was boarded by " his maief-
tY's" irgate Cleopatra, and Thomas White, be-
longing to Por;imouth, N. IT. was violently i'm
preiled and carried ofto " ferve the king" At
the time this outrage was committed, the land
was IN fight, Cape Henry bearing North, diaant
20 miles, Ball. PIP.
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In PRy0Hes IF deeyee ofBe Superior Cont of Cbaaeeyy,
for Beda,i9of Riebmoaa
WILL be fold ON the FRI day of Juy next, a,
w the Tavern Of Mr. Zaehariah Brooks IN the
Town Of Manehefer, the LOT & appearances in
fad toxin, lately occupied by Mr.. William Robinfon.
The lale will be on twelve months credit the pur-
ehaier 70 give bond, with feeurity, to bear intere
from the date.
JOHN MINOR, CsmmiGoee,.
Jsne 8. tdl
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The United States brig Hornet, bound to
France, with difDatches refpec Citing the Fiordas,
was fpoken April 10, in lat. ~, long. 80. 1t is
probable The arrived by the goth of April.
B2Rsn Palladium.
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Captain Bartlett, from Bayonne, arrived at
Bolton, informs, that Louis Bonaparte has been
declared Sovereign ofIIoland BY decree Of the
government.
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AT the approaching trial in July next, of
Mefirs. Ogden and Smith, it is Enderfood, Mr..
Madlion VIII be iummoned as principal evil
dence in behalf of the defendants
Phi. True american.
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Phi. True american.

1t is faid, that the fch'r Bee, of this port.
which joined Miranda's expedition at Jacoue.
mel, was purchafsa for the purPofe OF being
o'iPatched to New York Immediately after the
fuccefs of the enterprife ihall have been afcer.
tanned. She may therefore be daily expected TO
arrive. ~
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BOSTON, Nav on

On the Sd April, in the Britilh HouGe OF
commons, Mr.. Rote withdrew his motion a.
gaintt the Wef-India trade.
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Mr.. Butler, pof-mafer at Nortbaubtou,
| tederalft, has been removed, and Mr.. WRlGHr,
appointed. (BoRon PAP.
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BALTIMORE, Nav %.

Natchez papers to the 9th nit. were received
Yeferday. No mention is made of the Span.
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Foreign 5nteIiiGcnre.
lSeletfions from the lateft dates. 7
LONDON. Anr;I @

:. LONDON, April s.
VIC. Jackton, we undertfand left town If flu.
o clock on Sunday morning, with d;f,,,.b..
FOR Berlin. The French flag of trucr yrh;nh
we announced yet"rd1y, arrived at five O'Clock
IN the morning, of Dover. 1t came over win
a packet tor Mr. Fox, from the French minieer
M. Iaiieyrand; in the boat was a caDt,;n ~
'"e french army, who had the care of the ,,;c
Patch' which IT is fad, was brought bv corr;
er rom Paris: the Officer had direction m ,,;v.
II ~ 'he hrit OF our crrizers he met with. and II
was accordlnr'y, in Dover Roads, delivered m
captain ifddy, commanding the Diligence arm
eu mp OF war, and forwarded by him to Iord
he''h at kamteate. The boat fet fail with the
oe'cer on ms return to Boulogne yeiterday, foon
AFTER ievan o'clock. The former circumstances
encouraged hope, that honilities with PrufIi,
may De avoided; and the flag of truce has hesn
reued upon, IN confederation of the onin;on
that negotiation between this country and
France is in train. $3.50
AFFAIR OF HoNnUR.-The Auftrian Gene.
RAJ No,tltZ, has TENT challenge to the RufI;,,
FRINGE Dolgorucky, in confequence of the ! s.,.r.
IN his bulletin of the battle of Auaerltz. bav;no
anerted that that general did not do his dutv'
l ne terms of the challenge are, that the duel
ihali end only by the death of one of them. and
on theie conditions the prince has accented il
Inc Kniiian forces on the frontiers of E1oIa,.
I'iH and WaHae(ia, have been confidersbIv rein.
forced by Coilacks from the lhores of the RLock
Sea. - -''1''
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iards having taken Fort. Adams, nor of any aes
OF holt'ity ksing committed by them. Confe-
quently we mutt difcretiit the account given in
the letter from ST. Louis, publiihed yeftereiay.
Ielegraphe.
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Jvne 8.
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E*tra8 from a Jowmal on board b,ig A7i4,s
Carijas bay, and on tie pa7age b9naezvard,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
LAND FOR SALE. :

TINE subscriber intending TO movr
u to The state of Kentucky mex. fan Offers
tor SALE his TRACT of I. AND lying in m.
county of Hanover, within fifteen miles OF Rich.
nond. ten of Pages town. and six OF the coprr.
house, on Crump's creek, which affords fe,, -.
twelve acres OK Headow Land This ,r,a or
land coutains 365 1-2 acres, is as wen tn,i,s,sa
and wa,ersd as any tratt OF land in ihe coun,v.
has abon, 200 acres cleared, and in iine order fo,
cropping The dwelling house is 90 Seet Inv %
containing two rooms below stairs and three =.
bove; 2 barn 80 ieet by 40 and all NECESSARY
out houses; l5O apple trees. also a suantitv of
fruit trees OF almost every kind. Should the ..
bove land not be sold by the ii st day of Oaobet
mex, 1t viii on that day BE offered for sale 10 TN.
highest bidder !; terms Of SALE Que half ca sb. And
credit OF twelve months given for the balauc.
Bond with approved security will be REQUIRED ,a
carry interest from the date, if nor p,nt,uairv
paid
Also, on the same day and place. will be of.
fered for sale, the Crop of CORN and FOD.
DER, HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FIJR-
NlTURE, STOCK. and PI.aNTATI(,N ~
TENSlLS. It's presu,nabe ANY person wish.
ing 10 purchase, Will FIRST view the land. b.f,-.
the day of sale, which viii be shewn by n1all;ns,
application TO the subscriber, who lives On M.
premises.
y. 49, JOHN RUSSELL.
Mafcn SIN looo 6w
p $50 Acres of Land adoinine the a,;ov.
may be had ~
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erected.the secretary Of the treasury shall
cause me said tract to be surveyed and
ia'd on INTO town lots, streets, and avenues,
I'D such manner, and Of such dimensions
as ne may Judge, proper, conforming as
near as may be, to The original plan Of the
town; when survey is completed, a plat
thereof shall be returned TO the surveyor
general, on which the last shall be demo.
minated by progressive numbers, who
snail theretrom cause two copies to be
made, one 10 be transmitted to the secre.
tary OF the treasury, and the other to the
register OF the land Office at Cincinnati |:
on the receipt Of which plat, the secretary
OF the treasury shall cause the said town
lots to be offered to the highest bidder, at
public sale, to be held at Cincinnati, un.
DER the superinsendance of the register
OF the land office in the district of C,ncin.
nati' on the same terms aud conditions as
have been provided for the public sale of
the public lands of the United States. Six
weeks notice shall be given of the day of
sale, 10 at least two newspapers published
IN the state Of Ohio.
NATHL. MACON,
speaker Of tie House Of, Refiresentatiyrs.
GEO: CLINTON,
'iee President Of The United States, and
President Of me Stnare.
February %, 1900.
ff APPROVED.
TIL, JEFFERSON.
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/. !, Making altogether eight hundred &
mty thousand dollars, for duties not
PAID by consumers, within the United
otates, but derived directly from the
carrying trade. Measures were taken
last year to obtain more correct data
on that subject, the result of which will
appear 10 the annaal report of exports
Tor the year, ending on the Soth Sep
TENDER, 1905.
AN which isrespectfuliy submitted,
ALBERT GALLATIN,
Sec'ry of the Treasury.
Treasury Department,
Feb. aSth, 1906.
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THIS JEFFERSON.
AN ACT

'1IfNo''s'ng me sale II a tracf Of land, in the
,o1D" Of Cincinnati, and stafe Qf ohio.
bE a. enacted by tie Senate aud 1Eo,,s, NJ
Hefree'nfdfives offhe United .syat,, M A.
merie0 m Congress assembled, That for the
disposal of certain trsa or 10, Of land,
oelonglpg TO The United States, in the
.owo OF Cincinnati, on the Ohio, being
Inc same on which Fort Washington was
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
THE IMPORTED HORSE

uon Richmond and g from
petersburg. and will cover
Sssssds2SssDseD mares at the low price of On
dollars the season Ito commence on the 2Otb ;nsr
and expire on the LIST of August) or Is dollars.
II sent with tie maTes-10 dollars the SINGLE Ie,,,
and ~ dollars TO insure mare being in Goal
with half dollar to the groom in either co...
Notes, payable on the 1st of August, will be =.
peeled with the mares. Archer is f;ne l,rot,,, I.
10 hands high, remarkably gay and active H
was raised by the late Duke of Cumberland. and
at his BALE was bought by Mr. Broadhurst .,tn
entered him for the Darby stakes, for Iyh;cS h..
was very great favorite, until ne fell lame in
training, which prevented him from anpea,,,o,
rs racer
AhCHER was got by FaggergilI his dan
(bred also by the Duke of Cu.nberl,nd1 s;s,s.
TO C'assns by Eclipse, grandam by Youny cads
out OF MISS nigh, who was the dam of SeIm.
ana got ny kib-Grisewood's Lady Thigh. by
rHF'ner--.,'ey houndr Cnrwen Barb. Faeeerpily
was bred by Shaitoe. and was got by Sus1 a"'
OF Piss Cleveland By Regulus. her dan, ne s.
nous Nudge, by well bred son of BAY BoJtom
gfandam by Bar,!e,'s Childcrs, great er,rda :, 81,
Heneywoods Arabian. out of ;he dan, IF ,,, ~
True Blnes. Faggergi was own bro,ber ~ W. W..
Shattoe's mare Papii!ion, who was tho H., &c
SIR Peter Feazle. Wren, Lad Teazle. &c ?, 70
ms mare Middiesex, The dam Of seagull CoJ,r,s
N'onay. Sc ana at .. am years oil WAS
W
For the satisfaction of gentlemen wbo 49,.
wish to breed from Atoher nave rho,r 90.
to publish the oe,rihcses OF John Taylas ! "a -
Garter beverley. Esqurcs ~A
do hereby certify that the brown e,ud TO-.
Archer was sentt me by SIR Iives of I oaJo,,
and from the cerriioa'es have s,en of ne e..
as Ye as the tracing his pedigree n the sSnssa,
stud bock Ut England where i. may be r,,jy 80
certain a. believe him 20 Be of as ,oo1 IT.,
as most norses thar have been ,ed ;,, 49,;
country. IOHN ~ ~, 70, .his
January 81, 1906
do hereby certify that the in,boy,ed hos.
A'Cnef, stood az my fa,m, in culpener conn,s
the iast t"o years, and thar hs c1ts were $3.50
rally suferor 10 alplos, any in ,Hat and ,bs ad.
joining eSuasies of Faaquie,. Madi. an & Oyanye.
have been very anxious to purchase the horse
oHt the Proprietor. Mr. Thomas Riyes, of ON.
asn' and myself could no. as.ree npsii tho ,rice.
Gwen under ny hand at William. burg. thi. is 7,
day OF Feb 1906 CARTER BEVERLEY.
Aitest--GAwiN G. CoRpIr
:, 5000 ana extensive pasin,age Is provided. aud
the greatest care taken to prevent asc;ien.s A.
escapes bus 10 nsponsibiliry for ei,hrr
n., ROBERT Temple
amplhill, I7h March, 1906 -