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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-28
AMONG WHICH ARE

- AhONS NJ HIN AAE--'
Wagon boxes; blistered, Crowley & cas-.
steel; sheet iron; sheyels and spades; pa
tent shot; sIioyels and tongs; green wire
lenders Coal hods brass battery kettles ;
patent and copper tea kettles and ssewpans ;
ditto jspanned and brass lamps; japanned
plate warmers; chatting dishes; Britannia
coffee and tea pots; penkniyes and razors, ta-
bic and desert knives and forks, plated and
brass wares, of various descriptions; coffee
mills files locks bolts; screws; curriers'
knives; heshers; workers granting boards
and stecls 5; saddle trees; gig and carriage
harness gig furniture.
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
A large assortment of bar iron, soal and ups
per leather and Spanish hides
AND DAILY ExPEcT
An assortment Of Brafs Andirons.
and Looking Glaiies.
10th mo. "a. div 3aw5w
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The SubfcribcTs

assurns bus most grateful thanks to the Ia
i sss'ssSis OF this town, for the patronage he
= % rstofor received, and earnestly solicits
sso:'panuaiscc fthe same !: He likewise takes
- methca to INFORM them that, on. Monday
Sang, the 28th of September inst. he In
'ss0s opening a NIGHT SCHOOL at his
1aerly o. Prince-streot, where viii be
:, rssat Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and
! )! Iafca OF the Mathematics, Any young
- sssss men DESTROYS to become acquainted with
~ % tue above branches will meet with due
ssauon from. G.. w. CARLIN.s
&stsmber rs.
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NyE w HISKey III UarTcIs
Cherry Bounce IN do.
Salt, coarse and fine
Pepper Pimento, Snuff, Chewing Tobac--
CO, Segars, Mould and Dipped Candles, Beap,
Copperas, Nader, Wrapping Paper Rice,
Chocolate, Philadelphia Porter Havana Ho-,
ney. 81
.1LSO,
A constant supply Of nice Flour for family
use.
October ~. d
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s w = d ISL IRO N.

Best Swedish Bar-Iron, for sale at M Calls
Nail Mapufactory-Pricc One Hundred and
Twenty Dollars per Ton.
II L S O,
4 "A good assortment Of Nails, Brads and
sslnrigs-wAich will ts sold low for eash, or to
punctuaI custor~ers.
October IA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-28
Public Sale.

. y
/ ~ I Nrsue Of a decree of the coxuty court
~ Of prance William, Will be sold to the
sSaest bidder on the aofh i,ssfanf, before the
sseelof Benjamin Bronaugh at Hay Market,
p credit Of six months, the purchaser Civ
rs eona ind approved security for the pays
msat-- he following tracts Of land belonging
80 sae estate Of Henry Dadc Hooe, deceased,
Une tract containing about
e IN Fauqssr Couasy on the roadleading
an "a market to Frederick burg tbs quality Of the
; e sssrs:assy good.
Uae other tract Of land htuate
s.: asaasf cuny Esasthe Thorough fare mills COM
mag sss IRVING il Dwelling .hsuie, Store
sas sad afa : Merchant lon never fail
a .s e2ahle Of being rendered extremely vaua-
~, 1 SAY q this land extremely fertile and about
! 's s. !sssth Of i good meadow land.
iss Use re uadsr which this land Is to be fold Is
rs on the viii of iaid Fl. D: Hooe ordering the
'-as 2 &C tod for The paynsn, Of his dsots.
John H. Peyton, 49,,
m G. Dadc, 800 Z
- 6cSShes, Iq.-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-28
PUBLIC Sale.

In pursuance of decree of tho Superior
Court Of chancery, holden at the capitol,
!, in Richmond, March S, 1897, will be sold,
on the premises, on FRIDAY, the soth
instant, to the highest bidder. for cash:
"A House and Lot DISC, an unim-
proved Lot, situated on the north side Of
Duke-street, between Columbus and Alfred
streets--thc property of Amos Alexander.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock.
Cuthbert Powell, 8
rhineas Janney, !.
Thomas Janney,
Octobcr7. dts
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Sales at Hsndls.
s every Tuesday and Friday,

|nn every Tuesday ana tflday.
~ WILL BE SOLD
s. Eendpe Store, corner OF Prince and
Water streets. N
igsr;sty Of Dry Goods, Grcesrles, 90.
o..,;e,, i Of whish will be Expressed in
!. s;,,s of the An kinds Of goods
IN are on Limitation and the prices OF
r s.b are established, can at any time be
g s ), and purchased at tie lowest Limitation
,Idpices' ).
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The Subscriber
Has JUST received her fhe schooner Citizen, jrom
.dntigua, q hdrcel Of
Excellent Lines and Oranges,
Just in time for eur racesand
Bottled Cidsr, from Phsladelphsa.
ON HAND,
A general aDortmeaf q crOcsr'as,
Fruits and Nuts.
"A. WILLIS.
October IS. str
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WEDNESDAY, OcToBER %, 1907.

JUST R ECEINED,
~ tae sshs0ner 7aohzs, from SALSH, ard
fo., sale By
LEWIS DEBLOIS,
20 tons Of RUSSIA HEMP,
RUSSIA DUCK,
RAVENS DITTO,
TANNERS OIL.
,1lso for sale,
The laid Schooner Thomas,
IF applied for Immediately to the Captain on
board at Hepburn 5 wharf, or to
LEnIS sDEBLOIs.g !.
October Isl: g
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Patton and Butchers,

Hare reeeieed by The shifts lillian and John,
Ca1ltain EVoodhoase, ard the Mary, Cahtaia
Bab6ige, from .Liverhocl, a general assorf-
r1ent Of
e r o N M @ N G cry,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
NJ. Hdighf,

UPHOLSTERER-FRoM NEw-YoRE,
Has for sale, on fhc Nfain-street, nearly
opposite thr Old City Tapern,
MATTRESSES * FEATHER BEDS
I'VE Of every description, with large &
elegant assortment of PAPER HangingS and
Curtain Trimmings, Mahogany Furniture
HIad2gv Cormices, Piano-Fortes, Scc.
Ped and fFiai279 Curtains made in the
most fashionable stile, Ucry iov. Old Mat
trcssos worked over &C
Tie above ariic es will be sold for cash
or country produce.
Richmond, Feb. %, 1907. w2m
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TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. g. and Mo. SIS, Alzidsn Lane, .Nc7y
York.
BY enclosing bank notes, Of any descrip-
ton, (rost paid) to c.. and r. WAITE,
tickets and shares will be puncnally re-
turned by post, to any amount, and the ear
licst advice sent to adventures of their
success.
During the drawing, WAITE's weekly
printed prize list will be sent to the printer
of this paper, and to the post master at
Richmond; and at the conclusion of the
drawing, will also be sent, the managers
printed PRISE list, for the satisfaction of
distant adventures.
At the above Offices, have been sold in
the late lotteries, prizes amounting to sum,
exceeding 100000 dollars.
Present price of tickets, Seven Dollars,
but viii advance asthe drawing approaches.
Prize tickets in the late New York lotteries
tlkenin pavment.
New York, March 10, 1907. SIN
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I UNITED STATES' CoURT, FIF7R CIR
cvIT, AND VIRcINIA DIs4RTc4, No.
Uem6e' Term, 1906.
Lewis Morgan and Hester Morgan,0
eX'r. and eX'x. of the last will and
testament of Benjamin Morgan,
decd. pits.
against
/ Alexander Banks, admir-. SC. of Tho :
mas Banks, dec. who was one of the y
cX'rs. of Jacob Rubsamen, decd. and :
Jacob Balthazcr Rubsamen and Ma ! =
ria Catherine Eubsamen and Frede- s
rick augustus Kuhn, ID. M. and :
James Lyle, SEN defts. =
James Bonny, admir-. of Benjamin Bon
ny, decd. pit.
,HgaiaSt
The same, defts.
ENHE deft. Frederick Augustus Kuhn,
ID. M. not having entered his appear
ance and given security according to
rule Of this court and it appearing To the
satisfaction of the court that lac is not an
inhabisant of this district: On the motion
of the pits by their counsel, II Is ordered,
that the said def. do appear here on the
first day of the next term, and answer the
PITS bills respectively; and that a COPY of
this order be forthwith inserted in some one
Of the newspapers published in the city of
Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
posted at the front door of the capitol in
the said city.
copy, Tcste,
WIN. MARSHALL, OK.
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RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.
NOTICE is HERGRY PUBLICLY ClvEN,

80 - e>~'-' NH'S - Wv ~
TO aHFersoUS 10 7phow the estate ofJ0meS
Harris, decd. (ofthe Mount } is iude6t-
ed,
MAT the representatives Of that estate dc.
n sire the respective claims or demands again,
the estate, should be Immediately brought for
ward and properly authenticated, that the un-
dersigned may make necessary provision for the
discharge OF the same. Those who ave indebted
TO said estate are earnestly solicited to pay OF
their accounts without delay. as the SITUATION of
The estate will not enable the Subscribers to
grant Further Indulgence.
JAMES HARRIS, : Aasi'rs. Of !Tzmcs
ROBERT HARRIS, s Harris. deed
Chesterfield. Feb 25,h. 1907 w6t
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We haze lafeR recetUed
FOR SALE.

- hhds. sugar Is boxes cotton & WOO
30 i,bs. do. cards do.
3000ibs green coffee 4 cons castings assert
10 hhds Antigua rum ed, viz. po,s, ovens,
& do Wndward lsland sl<lets, cu!do,s. and.
DO. irons. teakettes aRd
II hhds. N. E. rum Wagon bpxes
~ hbls do do $50 sacks salt
10 hhds moasses 100 bbls cut herrings
81 casks Malaga wine 80 DO Whole do
90 ;ierces q b., whisky Is do shad
Apipes apple brandy 40 'bs Spanish indigo
IS bbls do do Is lbs nu,megs
- crates Liverpool 100 pr mems fine shoes
ware assorted so 10 coarse do
10 do stone DO | 500 lbs Glauber salts
NE haze also on hand,
Iron Loaf sugar
German, Crawley and Tanners & Linseed oil
Blistered Steel Nova Scotia grind
Race & ground ginger stones
Pepper Ground plaster in bbs
Als7ice Good manufactured to-
IF & Fpowder bacco by the key. for
Shot, assorted sizes retailn
French brandy Tar
Rice Wedding hoes
Cheese Nests woodward
Wrought and cut nails, Bed cords, leading ines
assorted sizes and Irvine
Snuff Necklace
Glass ware, viz. 10 pit. Stone Jugs. butter pots
tunb!ers and decan- chamber pots, wash
tiers, assorted sizes basons, bake pans
Hats churns, &c. &c &c,
We daily expea TO receive, quantity Of Sherry
Wine, Window Glass, Coperass and Alum, all
of which articles, we will sell a. a small advance
for cash, approved parer or county produce.
Shapard & Lucke.
Richmond, May g, 1906.
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Louisa County, 10 7vif:
To Benjamin H0llins, Samuel Hog
and Anderson Painter, freeholders of said
county; YOU are hereby requested to view
and appraise a stray Heller, taken zip ny
Joseph Kennon, and render to me parti-
Cular account OF her mark, age and color,
together with her valuation. Given under
ny hand, this 9th day of November, 1906.
Pefer Crawford
Pursuant to the above warrant to us Gi-
rectcd, VIC have viewed the above mention
ed stray, and find her tobe large red hei-
fer, supposed To be three or four years old
last spring, marked With n smooth crop in
the right ear, & a small swailowfOrk in the
left with the end other tail white % little
white under her belly, with short crumple
horns, and we are Of opinion that she is
worth ten dollars. Given under our hands
agreeable 70 the ABOVE date.
AHderson Painter.
BENJAMIN HoLH8
Samuel V1e.
A COPY, John Poindexter, C.. L.C
Q rRAyFD or stolen from ~ k no Iove- I'D
of Goochlaud county, likely BAN HORSE,
,bout Gfeen hands ami ha'C high, no marks
rccoNa ed except a large sp'ent on one of his
core 'crs. rcqr the Joint Of me knee zone.
-ors reward will he given Tor the delivery NJ w.
formation of the said horse, 50 that ne can he g't
1v the suiscrihcr. AZ Tuclahoe, or Col. Wilson
y. Nicholas Of Albemar,s.
PHILIP ROGERS
February o., 1897.
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BUCKINGHAM CoyNT1- JhSUARr COURT,
1907.
Hobson * St. John, plaintiffs, y :,
.HcGinSt
Charles Matthews, Walter Irvine. :
John Irvine and Samnel Bransford, :
defendants. :
nm the motion Of the plaintiffs by their
- counsel, and 1t appearing TO the sats-
faction OF the court that the defendant
Matthews has removed himself without
the jurisdiction of this court to parts un-
known, IT. is ordered and dccreed, that un.
less he shall appear here on or before MAY
court yext and answer the plaintiffs bill
the court will then proceed TO take the
same for confessed as to him, and decree
the matter thereof accordingly and that
a copy of this order be forthwith publish
ed IN me public newspaper of the CITY of
RichmoEd for two months SUCCESSFULLY,
and another copy he posted M at the front
door of tie courthouse OF this county.
A copy,--Teest,
Il ELDRIocF, r.. n.
UNI9ED s7lq'&s' CoURT, FIFTT Or
GUT, ard VI9CINIA DIsTRIcT, No
member Term, 1907.
John and Jane Backhousc, admir- and0
adm'X. de bonis non, OF John Back :
mousse. deceased, PTS. | =
.Hg0inst
Richard c. johnson, ex'r. Of Thomas 2 =
Johnson, sen. Who was ex'r of John ?
Boswell, Richard c. Johnson, John ?
d Johnson and others. defts. =
Z ME defendant John i. Johnson, not ha-
I wing entered his appearance and given
security according to a rule of this court,
and it appearing to The satisfaction of the
court that he is not an inhabitdnt Of this
district; On the motion of the pits bv their
counsel, II is ordered, that the said def. do
appear here on the first dav Of the next
term, and answer the pits bill, and that
acopy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some one of the newspapers published in
the city of Richmond, for two months sue
cessivcly, and posted at the front door of
the capitol in the said city.
A copy, Teste,
WIN. MARSHALL, elk.
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The noted e. much admired English horse
81 &A-e,o KNOW SLEY,
IL = 49,. Will stand the ensuing sea.

& &A,~>a KNOW SLEY,
Tt2%@ ,s3ssSS. Will stand the ensuing sea.
Jlf sSSs,,I'Y- son at orr s-able in Abe
marie county, 10 miles ahovc Charlottesville, 10
cover mares at twenty FIVE dollars the sea son,
five Of which vii he remitted If paid BY he Isl
&C August next; fourteen dollars he cap, and
forty doliarsto enfure mare 10 be in fosl. with
one dollar for each mare 20 the groom. Which
with the leap money must be paid when tn maze
is covered Mares put 10 Eaoweey .as- season
which did not prove with foal, will be ensured
this year Cor twenty dollars naid IS above -
Notes ofhand will be required IN every instance
where tho money Is not sent with Inc mares or
paid before they are taken away. Excellent
and extensive pasturage well eroosed gra'is, he
sides several erass lots, which viii he keep, fr
mares with colts, and nave5 sent beior foaling
Servants will he boarded ~ O.. per week, and
grain futni he'd r1alcs az directed AZ the loves.
market price, Tor which the money must be paid
before the mares are taken away The most
pointed attention in every parficu sr sha be paid
10 mares sent IN our care, but cannot ba liable
for any accidents or escapes which may happen.
EEOWSIEY's pedigree add petfo~nanc's
have been 40 freqHen,ly published. ha' we EN-
IL unnecessary now 20 inee'' II. The pertotr.
ances of his coles IN the turf last spring AMI Ca
has 50 well established mis- superior worth tina.
rothirr r,oYc remains 70 be said by us. only to
observe that nine of his colts have been saricd
on the turf. seven of which proved successful ir
winning eleven sweepstakes and m1-chcs the
ott-r two alp.avs run second best five out OF
the seven winning colts distooccd tho field
WILLIAM WOODS.
GEO. II. WOODS
Automatic. Teb. ooh. 1907. oaf7t
p g. The s-ason vii commence the LIST Of
March and expire the 1st Of August.
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FOR SALE,
on WEDNEsDA1 TIE 25h OF EEARcR,
Two Negroes,
I'll the Household and Kitchen
Furniture. &c.


Of the estate Of JamesiShields, deceased,
on Shockoe hill, andflt brick house of
Ichn p. Shields in D6-Nsl's plan. The a.
bove property wiiis)e a Mt six months
credit for a sums above five dollars, upon
the purch asers giving bond with approved
ecurity, TO carry interest from the date +
Not nuncuaiiy paid to the administrators
There VIII be hired out, several Me-
GROES until Christmas next. on the same
day and at the same place. request all
those indebted TO the estate. to make imme-
diate payment; and those who have claims
against the same to bring them forward
duly authenticated for examination and set
Element. 1t is hoped that prompt attention
will be paid tt this notification. as the sub
scriber is anxious to prepare for the credi-
tors, and close his administration upon the
estate. .yoRN p. SHIELDS, .fdm'r.
Richmond, March 10, 1907. tbs
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HALPES, QUARTERS IND ETGR7RS,
ARE NOW SELLING AT
a -.

TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. 64 and No. SIS, Muiden Lane, .Nc7c
E1s.I.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-27
To the EnEroR orihe ARcnc

MANY of your readers being interested
in the operation of an act Of the last sessi-
OH, anncXing the couaty OF Albemarle to
the Chancery District of Stanton, YOU
will confer an obligation on them bv pub
fishing the act, together with an oDinion
delivered by the Judge Of the superior
Court of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
trict, on case arising under it
IN net anneriHg tie county ofy1'6entayle.
"a me District Jor 7vhich a Chancery
Curt is directed tn be hcidenin Staunkon.
Passed January ., 1907
Sec I. BIZ IL enacted By me General
dsscmbiy, that the county Of Aibemarle
shall hereafter be added TO and made a
part o. the District for which a Superior
Court Of Chancey is directed BY law to
be holden in the town Of stanton.
sec. 2. This act shall be in force from
and after the passing thereof
Since the passage Of the above law. a
bill was presented to the Judge Of the Su-
perIor Court of Chancery for the Rich
mond District, for the purpose Of obtaining
AN injunction 20 a Judgment of the District
Court Of Charlottesville, the plaintiff at
law who would be the defendant in equity,
residing in the county Of Hanover. His de-
cision goes to shew, that jurisdiction has
been given to the Chanccry District Court
of Staunton, not only over the county of AL
bemarle, but also over Judgments rendered
in the District Court Of Charlottesville,
which comprehends the counties of Albe-
marie, Amherst, Louisa and Fluvanna. A
knowledge of this decision will prevent the
expense and trouble of many applications
to the Chancellor at Richmond and it IS
with this view that he has permitted the
publication of the following case.
10 HAtSOW vs HHPRIG
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FOR THE ARGUS.
COMMUNICATION.

on qHE PUBLTc cONDUc1 AED cRARhcTER
or HARoN Bum.
THOSE persons who are accustomed TO
sonsider human nature, as too dcbased for
the rational exercise of liberty, viii view
the character of an usurper, with favor and
admiration, as Of bold and elevated cast,
and soaring above the vulgar herd. To
persons OF this description, the selfish, in
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heen enlarged and vet the constant pras.
| nee, OF those courts, has been, to award in
unctions, to Judgments, Ivfhin their res
PecftUe districts, though such judgments
| we're rendered before those courts existed .
ana II TINS was correct, as tits believed. nv
| the court, to have been, it must now be as
correct, for the Chancellor, at Stanton. to
| award an injunction, to Il judgment, in the
Gisefict court OF CharIotteSuikte, though rem
dered before the county OF .A6emar.e was
! annexed TO has district: why F.? because If
would be exercising jurisdiction qvith-
az his district, such as the high court oe
| chanceryhdd before his district WIS formed
ma OF course the cont h re mas no suchs
power, because 1t would be exercising 4
'JHIfSdkcEton SofthoHt, and not within the dis
tricf of this court; for if the exercise of
SUCH power, on the part of this court, in
the present case, would be proper, because
tne defendant may reside in this district,
then 1t would be as proper, if the Judgment
was IN Monongalia, Lee, or Accomack
courts, should the defendant reside here:
ana IL under those circumstances, it could
be done by this court, then under like cir
cumstances, it might be done by each of
the other courts, SO that instead of three
superior coul is OF chancery, erercis.ug
7vffhfH their reShectfue districts, like iurls-
dlctlon and powers, with those of the late
hlgn court OF hancery, for the convenience
OF the people, we should have each of those
superior courts, exercising 4 jurisdiction.
over the whole commonwealth 10 the total
destruction of that $heedy and convenient
administration of Justice, intended by the
legislature thing never thought of by
that body, nor authorised by law. Besides
the courts OF common law, within the coun-
ty OF .df6emarLe, would be no more bound,
to obey the injunction Of this court, than
the common law courts in HuguSta would,
nor could this court enforce it, because the
/ county of Albemarle is nor within its juris-
dfcHon and court should neUer act IL, a.
case zoheT'e IL cant enforce It's sentence. A
difference OF opinion among gentlemen of
the first legal talents in their country, has
induced this court to go more at large into
TINS subject, than would otherwise have been
done.
Uyon the ground Ofjurisdicnon the mo-
| ton is denied
Richmond, 18th Feb. 1907.
MARRItD--On Saturday evening last Mr..
| IOHN WILLIAMyON IF TINS CIV 10 Miss
FAINT DUDLET New KIN county.
Departed This life on Thursday the l2 int in
the 27'h year of her age M Iare Ft,guson.
| TN am'ab'e corsort of M James q F. suson,
| OF u ocN'and In The vari. u, duues # :. daugh'
ter wife and = mo her bIrs Ferguson hao 'ew
| quais Sue has left an aiieG)ionate husband an
| niani caught r. and en5ve circle cf reIa
ms an friends o q T.. re her loss
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& %.zr7~ Archduke.
lS3 hs' WILL stand Tie er.uios
lSsLaS. ks.s-y !. sc son at my house in Ches-
srd I'd Fl ".des from Goodies and Beyi's
bridges and IS miles from III hmond and Pc.
ershurg or he following terms. viz-Sevsn
Enire (by nr'e' Z, accom- an each mare.
d hergabl" wit in he easou b. he paynren lof
Iwentv.ive d1llar---Gr. or f. inc uded
ARCHDUKE was got b, Sir re,er Teazle,
his dam the tamoai mare Horaua, Csis,er 70
'rchdIc3) by Eclipse her dam. & uutess by
H'ank las ire dam NJ Delphni Cob car vi,
zAre &c &c.-Nrchduke II m -. highI, rnrso.
we'd bo.d and the promising appearance e lis
sock, IN general which vii appca, from l. ters
now IN The poss-saio1 # Il. subscriber. hom
John Tayoe Tsq Co. Miles Sellen. and
rthers. v no have bred lroin him may Justly be
oon'idere' equal 70 any, and sn"cri5r 20 r17st
hor es row on tho continent Mr. Teazle and
Stamford, own brother cf hrchduke, stand
high in the Estimation of spcr Snen on the Biz
iish turf; in verIfcation OF which assertion re-.
Ter gentlemen 20 the Racing calendar of 1906,
and letter now in my possession. The colt
Of MIR + ALE and Stamford, performed well
LAST wear, and as a c nhfm,tion Of the high chi.
Mon ENTERTAINED of them on examination, ~ We III
b. found tina they have many large engagerirn a
and are named iu tie most mporlan and cor ~
dsraDe takes until the year 8 9-fhe season
will co mence the hss. Of March. and end the
last Of July. Gentlemen wishing @ have heir
mares fed, must send mon6y for the uur1hase of
such provender a. nay b. dir, frd Servants
boarded los sd per week. N res oasibility foracr
eidents ArchdUkc is a Gne brown, fully IS hands
high, with cat bone and mu4cu powet His
colts possess beauty with YER uncommon ire
hRCHDUKE in 1893, won the Derh taies
(thc most Important tha, sreTuu form Engisrdl
Of so guineas each, 80 subs ubeu. hcaing l.
others--hud won the third class Of a stake Of
100 guireas each, six Subscribers after which
he fell lame IN tra ung AID was fred. Arch.
duke was erwaris engaged IN Two races on.
IS against lie bes horses, AMI came in en-.
THOMAS BRANCH.
February 20, 1897. Vs.
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LOH.NSON vs.. HARRLS.

ON the 9th inst. an application was
made ts the Chancellor, Of the Richmond
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MARR1tD-On Saturday evening last Mr..
YIN WILLLANSoN If this city TO Miss
FANNI" DUDLEY f New K,u. county