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FOR SALE.

L'Tf' 76!Da6Ae PLANTf7IONS, r;z
~ eon'a'hAg 700 acres of land, ffuated in
inc county oil King & Queen, within five nil,
Oh oInkrk OF this tract 600 acres are ecaraJ Ill
ana N high cultivation; it is vel adaped IN
~ ut"'e o' 'ooaceo' wheat and Corn, and for fcve-
raj years paR, has been as productive a. an, ,t'-
county the other 600, has ever been remarked for
'ne quantity and excellence OF its timber for hicb
great price can be obtained on the foot This fr,,
10 wen iHr.Aed with every thing necefTarv for rho
accommodation OF an overfeer and negroes and CO..
occurring crop, il is level and well watered fron,
10 ouo pu'heis OF wheat, may be feeded the next
ialI' to the greatef advantage MANAGER M
Meadows, will ride over this land. with s,', w..
willing to purehale. ''s
ono, a TRACK OF 900 acres in EGex, within 70,
nh'es oil laPPahannock, in very wealthy neyhbonr-
h"oa mot OF this land, is peculiarly adapted 70 ,b
grown oil corn, wheat and gras IL is in good chi.
tiVation, and well enclofed. There is ON This f,,
rom 20 10 700 acres OF meadow, which is as rich "a
any nthis tate My overieer. Mr.. Hill, will ibev,
this land, and Majnr a. Richie, is fully anbor;Cd
to dipofe of it, su
| alio offer for fale, MOUNT CLEMENT. ,Ls
ieat on which refde il is believed tha, H. 20 80
lew tracts IN the Rate uniting more adyaptagss or
that can boat OF 10 mach beauty it is GtuattJ !,
mile and halt OF faPpahannock il afford. as 6,e .
view % the NaPpahainoek, as any the river If 10
walled on one hde, for more than mile ,,;,h ,
broad navigable Creek, from which an abrnds,ca IS
hh may be taken at every fafon it contains go =.
cres Ihree-fonrths of this plantation, i, vsry rich
low grounds, and in high cultivation Several hun
dred dollars worth of wood may be fold annuaIJv
rom IT, without injury the eiate. There Is on
th,' eitate' brick dwelling houe, in good repair
cz se ong' and - wide and all neceary out hon.
ties lately repaired. flia forbear minnie .r-r,,
ton, as Preidme any one wiihing to purcbaCe viii
view the premifes w."
alio with TO fell 200 or 800 acres rear the Pol.
lmg-Green, The terms Of fale WILDE one ,our,b +;
three months, the balance in two wears, ,he ulta,
payment to be ieeured by deed Of fruit The negrops
on tne ABOVE plantations, with valuable teens Of 9
with variety of the bea utepfs, the purehafers nav
have by paying fair valuation on reaonsbe er4d;,
EDWIN UPSHAW.
~ My terms will be communicated hy Iobn ITo.
race UPihaw, Efqr. on application.
Mount Clemout, April II. 0C
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ION judge whether you are worthy of particle
pat'ng IN the glory his brave troops have ac-
Iuired in this campaign. You are now march
ing through friendly country where the du-
ties ofhofpitality are known. I truft you will
ihew yourlelves faithful to the rules of difci.
piines for, without that fidelity, no real honor
can exit. When your arms (hall open to you
the territory occupied by the enemy, remem-
Der, Soldiers, that though it is your duty to
punih Government which has been uhfaith-
ful toits treaties, yol are not at war with the
people. The annals of our country pretent
more than one example of union and good UNI
deritanding between the French aud the Nea-
potans.
"MASSENA, Gen. in Chief,
Martial of the Empire"
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III e9A'f continued and held far Halifax Com.
~, ~ re 25tb day Of February, 1906.
In nm nv, iNJUNC ZION IN CHANCERY.
William Thomas, pl,int,a.
Againft ''''H'
Mofes Walker, D.e...
fiE asfs"aa"f not bavizg entered Bis oss.o,,,e. ~,
green fen'iy according to tie at7 .f 10cu5iv a.s
'~t r"f' % mif cont, and Appearing to tie Gti,tc,,
ne F0a'f' fSdt be If not nba6it.Hf of hi eo,t
On Tx .T0tfor Of 6s bai"fiGGy bis eouns if i, ora,.j
,9:f ne J@s d/f'aa"t do aRp6a, bc,< on tie fo.t5
-.1nay m "o' next and ag7pH- be bin efHt lg,-
-H"a '0a' cory IF fbis o,atr be foyf5zrL io,ej
." oege "fsc4ber in tie city of RieLnsnd 6 t1o
J"efcl.''ly and p9fd at bt front aoo, of tie Courtbac
q f6i' comfy Il Csy. T5Re, '''9'
JOHN BARKSDALE, d. CHG.
apr" o. f2mp
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woutn DC drawing, IN .fact, afu'I-ength pOi4rait
of the whole character of Hamlet. Ia, the
ghoft-fcene, he was uncomfnohly great; when
ne pronounced,
---Pn call thee Hamlet,
King, fathTy, Royal Dane
the honie was melted by the monrnfnl cadence
VIII which he fpoke the epithet /" father"
AUD when in the fine appeal he AXIS
WHY the fepulchre,
Wherein we iaw thee gri..i, isu,n1.
1t is Difficult, to- give any idea OF me omD,icasea
emotions which theft two words sxprvG.ti.
1t was grief for the death OF lot father. re.
mohitrance for the disturbances which he caut.
ed to the living, and anxiety to avrnpe his
wrongs, that ieemtd all TO melt together into
one voice.
In the pifture-icene with his mother. hcSr,
ceeded eyen our warniea espe Cations. In TN.
convent-fcene with Ophc'is, he was i,nprei,iye
beyond deicription.
itCooper has any prominent defects, thej -
COMMIT IN the management of his voice. Now
and then it has the hitting accent, G, in The
hsher key OF pronunciation, it seens tome
times to fail him.
IN one word, Coooer is fcarcely ihferiorA
10 k~;no'e, in his approximation or H,mlet.
in the trse flbme" of the Dran,,, he has :
no r''a' IN th's couns'y. CRITIC.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 81.
FROM CANTON.

ENOI ShNl ON.
We are Indebted to the friendly attention of Mr.
James I.atimer, GPereargo of the hip Dorothea,
capt FMys, los days from Canton, for the following
communication
February a. lat. IS, 80. S. long. Is, w. we were
brosght to and boarded by the Patriot French ~,
i've of the line and frgate then in company, nand-
ing by the wind to the Southwark, viz.
L'Eole, II guns,
lie Patriot, "a guns,
lie Foudroyant,
Il. fmpet ueux,
lie Cafpart,
lie Veteran and La valereux, of "A guns, out SO
days from Brett, under the command of Admiral
Cui'en,aix, and were informed that the Veteran was
under the command of Jerome Bonaparte-They had
taken feveral Przes-'reatedu us polreIy-we did not
learn their dettinaion, but fuppofea they meant to
touch ST. Helena. They enouired oar tiou,arlv af.
ter the India and China fleets the latter of which had
not arrived at Canton, December S, but were daily
expected.
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NOTICE.

~ T., Peri"ns having claims againft the eaa,. of
Charles Sarpfon, decd are reduefled 20 br;ne.
u.e' IN wen authenticated before the Goth of Juns
ne1and thoie indebted are requeNed to make i'm
mediate payment A'e '''i-
BOB & RICHARD SAMPSON, sar',,.
April H.. f3wp 10
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/ :
The good people of this commonwealth were
periuaded to believe. that their tieafury was
Actually OVERLOOKING. Where are we to feek,
| NOW tor this pompous furplus! Will Mr..
WoodiDg find 1t i'm his own pen and ink tate
nents, or in the Golfers of the commonwealth I,
Let him call at the Treafury Office and ak for
information.
He will ind. that on the GrR day of Aarii,
there was not Jingle fous in the Treafnry, to
ne Applied to the ordinary purpoies of the CO.
vernment. w.,
Scarce two months had elapfed, after the L.
glla.ure had adjourned; fcarce two months af
ter they had cried up their mighty firplus of
10000 dolls. {; when there was not even money
enough to pay the workmen, who repaired the
Governors houfe.
True it is, the rrfnurces of the Treafnry are
not no1o completely dried up; fnall fums of mo-
ney are paiiing every week aud fometimes per-
haps every day into its Golfers. But thefe fun.
Plies are uncertain in the period of their de-
mand. Until the irft of September when the
taxes are paid, the maj, of warrants prefeut
cd for Payment have always exceeded the mo-
mes devered.-Bnt for thefe fnall, uncertain.
and iniuti!cient poles, the fate of Virginia
would he An abfolute bankrupt for at leaft fix
months in the year.
/ viii the people for ever nut their ewes A.
gn't tins tIitie niabe and diisrao ef deiaIcSti-
on! Are they for ever 70 be duped and iniulted
by the ignorance of thefe fpecuIaive 6nanciers,
ar the intereifed views of fIch tiyne-feryipg.
pn'ie-feehDg representatives Theie men eva.
mine the auditors ftatcments and find there
deficiency Of 10000, iutead of furplus of
10000 dollars; they are told thar there is not
cent IN the treafury on the frH of April that
the warrants Of the ftate are hawked out among
tpecuiating dealers, and difpofed of at an enor
nous ditcount and yet, they pretend to avow
that our treatury is actually ovs,fiowne with
gold AMI FLYER. When VIC fee A repref.n.a-
tive watching over the public money, and
guarding it againft an extrayayant government
when we fee him confirming to tax little
as pofhale from the pocke.s Of the ps,,,le
we admire him for his vigilance and his econo-
my. But our admiration is turned into con.
tempt, when we fee him tutoring the govern.
ment to Rarve, hecauGe he knows no better.
or dreading to injure his own popularity by
laying new taxes upon the people. Ian;i
rabhr Jfnaneier5 who, under the pretencr M
hnibanding the refources of the Gate, are il,
fact huibanding their petty influence in their
respective counties; and while they pretend to
lave dollar to the people, are trying to fave
votes for themieves.--It is time, methinks.
that the people fhould fnow thrmieves funer;or
to fnch mierable receptions. 1t is time that
every leg'fator of Virginia fhouid be made TO
enter feriouily upon the buiinefs of reforming
our finances.
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CTRAYED or STOLEN from ,hs C,
in .n ZONE .,he ait week, likely grey HORSE,
ing remarkable recollectsd about him. MI,
give generous reward to any perton thar viii
bring him to me in Richmond. 'A
a.u, ]. D. BURR.
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TO BE Sold FoR cltsu.

10 De SOLD TOR C1fSH,
sef Arg hiA'ioz' C.a,. bey: en- Afarsay tie esb If
dr1Rfif being court aayy.
ME balance of the NEGROES balancing RI n.
-, - eitate ct the late Byrd Chamb.riayne. dec'd.
heie Negroes have already b:,, twice advertifed,
"a. we're not of' as the administrator unabe to
"''eno' oue T'il now poitvely be diiroied of by
EWD. p. CHALlBERLAYNF.
.,-:i,, -. -l4svinJsrste,.
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Riebe' take 10 fbemici1r5 7Oiqg5 and Il, aqva2 T.,
Hea1e1.
~ Riches, actually " laid up" are of this
fugitive difpofition if fold gold and FLYER can
thus melt away into vapour how much more
light and ETHEREAL NUT thofc riches be, which
ex,it only in expectation, or upon papert
We were told by the laa legislature Of Virgi-
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We received by the lat nights mail from
valuable friend in Warrington an in,ereltinv
and able propofition, offered by the Secretary
OF the Treafury, and laid on the 9Th Infant on
me table of Congrefs, relating to the RE-
DEMPTION WITHIN AFFIXED PERIOD
OF THE WHOLE OF THE PIJBIIC DERT
OF THE UNITED STATES" We fhall pre.
tent 1t to our readers in the rext paper.
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We were miaaken in fnppofine that Mr.. 7.
Randolph had ever atcrihed the EGay of I" Eu-
genus to the pen of Mr.. Madifon. We have
'een iefter from that gentleman, in which he
atcribes it TO very different author.
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The fchooner Mcdefa, capt. Gold, arrived
mere on Saturday in 10 days from Laguira.-
She had been ftnt out exprefs, 70 apprize the
government Of the province of Car,acoas of
MraHda's expetted expedition he had not
been heard Of when captain Gold failed. If
Miranda is actually bound 10 Caracas, il il
Ifobabe his attempt will fail, as with notice
to me government, the force nc has mnft be
inadequate to any important Object. Lede.
E*t'09 efs kf'r, fran Baiii~ore, daied EzsreB 81.
ny an srrival this day from st. Domingo, in II
days appears "a, the Leander was actually AZ lac
qasmsi, o,c0syfae and recruiting for the Maine.
Captain Lewis of the hip Emperor, was, il is laid
a'olng and sliding Mirauda, but was not to proceed
WIN "im' (PbH SafTr.
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4 IL parions having claims againlt the ..,,e &c
1 a Samuel Greihsm, decd, of King and Oussr
county are requetsd to exhibit then, mn,.ds,si,
duly authenticated in order that pa, ment MAJ =.
n'aGe: ihoie indebted to the elta,e are deGr.d r,
make immediate pavment TO ~
JOHN & SAMUEL GRESHAM
hIserf0rs u Samnei Gre,S,Sy. eee,l
April IL. fStp
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20 BE RENTED-The Tenemrn, nh
now retide, and pofTefion given in t;me
an.;,,, a. ]. d. BURR.
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a bill is at prefer; before the Senate of ehe IT, S.
which provides for the emiiion of two new and adj
dtonai coins--the one to be called double difne,
to be competed of ilver, value 90 cents; the other
TWO cent pieces value one fitch part of dollar to
be competed of mixture of iilver and copper.
I'll
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

/ AN away fron the fuhferiher, Negro LAD
- ABOUT s2 years OF age, about S feet ten inches
hen' with very thick lips, and very black; had ~,
checked Virginia cloth [hort coar ard ws;aeosr h;s
psfta''0ns OF plain purple, the ian,e manufaarre'
any perion who will deliver the iaid lad to ME in
fcwhatan, ihall receive the abnye reward
,,, ISHAM RANDOLPH.
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Mr.. Fulwar skipwi,h, who failed from New.Yor,,
Ian week, in the S. brig Hornet, for France, is
iad to have been the bearer Of dfpateaes from 90.
vernment to cur miner in Par;s-t is alto faid tina,
he IS the bearer of FUN of money, appropriated by
bill pafied in the fecret itsgs of Coneref., for
particular Purpoe, probably the pureiafe Of the Flo
'ioa'. 47uro,d.)
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Domingo, brings information that the American
vsaels at La Cura, were embargoed ON the 9th uls.
and would be detained until the event Of Mranda's
expedition was known. Rs!f's Ga=.
Estraf of letter from gentleman OF board
tie Leonder, dated 5Jaek,asi, March IL, SOC,
rreeined Ola. Baltimore.
"0eneral Miranda has explained to us his plan {;
and we were told before we ef, New-York, when it
was explained to us, libery TO proceed or
return; we have pretty generally agreed to return
We are landed and in good Quarters; have received
what was Promfed, and money to return, with PAT
fage free. The general will get as many men here
as he wants; gen. Potion, Pors-au- Prince has the
command of 5000 mulastoes fpeasing the language
OF the people of the oppofte eoaa all eager to
accompany him, and the emperor of FIayti gives eve.
ny facility; and for myfeif, believe Miranda will
we may yet go" " r. Sefe,.l
NETWORK, April 9.
Yeferday, in the circuit cour, of the United States
now firing in this city, MR. Samuel c. Ogden came
into court and surrendered hnef into the eufedy of
the mar NAL, in difcharge of his bail He was again
recognized to appear during be f-esnt term, hmf.n
IN the FUN of thoufand dollars and one furetv in
twenty thoufand dollars The ditria Judge prefded,
none OF the judges Of the upree having arrived
in this city. Mere. DIDO.
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Geo. WAR

HAS rsruoYedfrom the store ne Formerly &C.
J. i cupied 20 = brick house on the cross street
leading from the main street TO Shockoe ware.
house. where he has on hand and offers TO dis.
pose OF ON aodefatcterns, bywaoiesalc,
Tic Jolfosomg d5ticiss, oiz:;
Loaf and Mlscovaao Sugars,
n. England. w. Island, and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac, Barcelona and Apple Brandy.
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coace of = supstio6 quality.
Mo!asses, Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Hyson and irperial Tea,
400 Sacks LIVER Salt,
Patent Shot. as ,rted sizes--And
The remainder of his Stock OF Dry Goods
consisting principally Of articles suited TO the
present and approaching season, which he wii
either sell on credit of 5. 6 and 9 months. 70,
notes negotiable at the Bank OF Virginia. with
approved endorsers, or barter Ter Tobacco
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond. 22d RI ch. 1905.
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VIM. H. CABELL.

John Tramble was convicted of Horse Stealing
before the Distria Court of w ashington, in the
spring of 1905, and sentenced to Ave years and
1--we months confinement He was born in Ma
ryland is feet 1-2 inches high 25 years
old fair complexion light hair; grey eyss
has niche in his left ear; scars in his forehead
and Is shoemaker by trade.
Isaac Harris wac convicted of larceny before
the Dis,ria cour, of Monongalia in the spring
of l0O5, and sentenced totwo years confinement
He was born in the county of Wood. in thi,
stare, is Eve feet nine inches high. iS years old
swarthy complexion, da,k hair and halle eyes
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Vahabs Property for Sac.

~ virtue of deed OF trua executed to the
a. iuoferibcrs By Dofor James Wa.rsl. and R--
beeca his wife bearing date the 22d June, 1905,
rof-cure the payment OF a pur ehaic made OF Mr.
Wiitif;irc NJ. Lewis, executor 81 Francis Lewis,
dec. Will be SOLD. on the pre,nifes. on Friday
the 9th of M,y next, ONE TRACT CFLaND.
conveyed in faid tsua, lying in the county OF
Heniicc. about fonr nailes from Riehraond, and
containing four hundred aud ninety three acres
more or iefs together with one Negro NJ an, Auf-
tin, one Negro Woman. Rachel, two bay Horses,
three mich Cove, three II oilers and one Wag
gon and Geer, or 10 much thereof ~ will be luf-
6cient TO raite the fun o. l. 1915 10 6 current
money OF Virginia. due the faid Wihfhire M
Lewis, ex'r. of F. zacis Lewis, Gee, together with
the expenes attending the execution Of laid tru.t
IN the following paym.n,s Is expreHed IN isic
deed of truA, vis.--one neoiety thereof for ready
moueyJ with the intereR on the amount OF faid
puTehaic < 1915 g from the 2fA day ct Feb.
ruary, 1864 to the Elf of February 1905, except
5oO dollars which has already been psid aud
the refiduc payable in two years from the Pin
February la2 (lS06) with interefi thereon from,
the aforefaid 21a February. Ie06 payable The
faid intereft annualIy.-A deed OF tfatt Oh the
property will be requited.
AT the same time and place will be SOLE. IL
remainder Of the Stock and Plantation Utsnsiis
on said farm, on credi of SIX months, for al
security Also. will be HIRED, the time Of s
Likely Negroes, until Chri.tnias next
g ISli. rf' %snsure, Trustees
Richmend. April Il. 1906. tdr
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Asoertssfmenf.

In consequence of resolution OF
4 the General Assembly, passed AT
their late session, I am instructed by
the Executive to make enquiry res
-pecting the situation of al Ordnance
and 0fGtary Stores, belonging to the
state mot including those in the SER
vice Of the United States or Of this
State) and make reFors thereofto the
Governor.
In obedience to this Instruction, and
as the most probable mean of effect
ing the object contemplated by the Ex-
ecrtive, | have thought proper thus
publicly to request of such OF the citi-
zens of the commonwealth as may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight of
any cannon or other ordnance, and
nluskets; cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in immediate use, to
communicate aparticular report there
OF 10 me as soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
C!erk TO fbe Exccurise.
Richmond, Feb. 1906. (tf)
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= TsE GOVERNOR or Ih1 eeaaoNwEALs II
OF vIRoIsIA,
A PROCIAMATIQN

SaI HEREAS'it is represented TO the Execu.
w tive by the Keeper of the Penitentiary,
that two OF the prisoners therein confined to wit
JOHN TRAMBLE. and ISAAC FARRIS
have made their escape from the Penitentiary :
l have, therefore. thought FL, with the advice of
the Council of Stale, to issue this Proclamation,
hereby Offering areward of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for me apprehension of each. or
either of The said prisoners and for their deiiv.
cry At the Peni,entiary and do. moreover, en-
join all officers, civil and military, and exhort
the good people of tke commonwealth 10 use
their best endeavors TO apprehend and convey to
the Penitentiary the said John Tranblc and l.
saac Harris.
Given under my hand; with the Seal of the
e.. 81 commonwealth annexed, 1T Richmond
this Sd day os February, 1906
1Signed)
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fflrty Dollars Reward.

tn @OfI.'i :" IVY W Al N.
DAN from the Subscriber about the 9oth of
- November last. negro man named TOM,
II or Ii years old. of a very black completion,
abont fees inches high, and very stout made J;
/ deem IL unnecessary TO describe any of his
eotking which ne took with him. as 1t is ps.
suyned ne has charged them before this time. I
am told he is linking abou, RicMaond and passes
as ! freeman. and calls mis- name Billy. Any
person delivering the said negro TO me, or secur
ing him in any jail SO that get him again shall
receive the above reward. al persons are fore
warned from employing or harboring the said
slave.
RICHARD CLARKE.
New-Msrket. Araherst. March 26 1896. 6w
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the season, for which roles will 5e expected
dischargeable by rie payment of twenty dollars,
on or before the Grs OF C5ober, 1896, 9TH one
dollar for each mare to the groom Coco anu
extensive high andlow ground j.astusage gSatis,
under strong iences-.be greatelt attent:C5. snail
ee paid na.esI ef' in M ease. buI wiz not 5c
liable for accidents or escapes.
PEDIGREE.
RosIa REDpREAsr was got by Sir Peter
TeazIe. his dam Wren, by Wooipeckcr his
grandzm Papillon (SiT Peters DAM By Snap,
his great gtandam Miss Cleaveand, by Regulus,
his grea great grardam Midge, b. son OF hay
Bolton, Baltletrs Childers, Honeywood's Arab.
as, dam of the two True Blues. Taken from,
the general Stu Book
PERFoRMANcE
In 1860, (the only year he run) at Bridgnouh,
June Is, 4 mile heats, at four years old, he won
the maiden plate, beating Mr. Days Raginer
by Precipi,ate. and Mr. Cars Pfospsa
The mex, day, 1t the same place, 4 nle heats
he came in FIRST and first bur lost the race for the
want of few ounr es in weight the last heat
At New Castle, July Sd, he won the ber's
purse of f. so Z mile heats beating Mr. Harpi.
sons TIumpator, and dis,ancing Sir T. Mostyn's
Hedets.
At Nantwch. July 10. he won the tow, purse
OF & so, beating Mr. Smiths Sultan, and distaa
cing Sir T. Mostyirs Bedera
At Warwick, Sept. 9, he won his ma;csty's
plate Of 100 guneas, mile heats, beating Lord
Donegalps EugIeman, & distancng fdr Taarm's
Marquis.
He won the purse at Liichfeld. Sept. II, 4
mile heats, beating Lord Donsgali's b. j.. by
Poi8s's. and distaneing Btooke's Baron Nile,
Lord Oxford's Victoria and Mr. Coxe's Cocoa
Tree. lie was never beaten q mile heats except
at Bridgnofth, as above stated, where, although
1t was given against him il was evident that he
was much the beet horse
THOMAS HARRIS
March 1st, 1906, I'm