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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-07

altar Hhen~ it was more than onre !.
ed. AS to It's three snoatas co0,;;s ,e0ass
consider that as one Of the mo,, sa -.
! 'Iopab's features OF the bilt; as ! bs,; 's
the trap; as the entering wedge. w VI
lfltis made reconcilabl- TO IN. in,..
and feelings of the house to pass !, 6 s''
months, do you think W. will The, "
the sa,2e lively repugnancsto ;,,h,, Sc
do now mo, il has been ,rulv !.
that no man became perfectly wicy.d i''a
oaes--snd il may be affirmed with :.
truth, thar ana,ion is never easlay.aeSs
once. Men must bssinitia,sd bya.,,.
and their repugnanee mus. Be p,ad an.'
overcome, Let me state a csss ivy
proposed 10 extend the time Of s.r,;.. 'a
the executive magistrate from four n I, II
or eight years, or for life. lfn B. ~.
longed faralerm, do you believe y, 81. r.
stop at rs expiration No: Ooes
tended fer life, be will then claim ~ ~
power TO choose his succe ssor, and NY NV
hereditary principle viii follow. Tbi,;.
the old trick. Let me however,e| =.
ilemen that old birds are not 10 b- caa o,s,
with shaft, though unfortunately for ,b No.
the mass ofmaakin5 does not copsis 81
old birds. Pass one her law and vanI
quit the country. A twin brother 10 nj,
same bill was Introduced into the B,l;,,
parliament 10 seventeen hundred and
ninety four, and that bill to proven, ,.d;
tious assemblies, vas brought forward 70,
abou. As good reasons as this. According
10 ri four or FIVE persons assembled and
refused on the notice OF a magistrate to
dispense, they were considered gully Of
ssdi.ion and we're dispersed by force
These two bills form a complete tyrauuy,
and .yranny Of the most odioes kind be.
cause established uader the mask Of Ia.,.
y. Was tbs tyranny Of Robspierre lsa
ia'olerable, oppressive or odious bscau,. |
inflicted inthe name OK the people, than
like tyranny 10 Turkey under the grand
seiguior and hi. mnl,is? Ike eoe o,asr |
thing along with You. These two ta,d
would. inflicted on the liberties Of ,m
English nation, were inflicted by man
who came forward in the character Of 4
reiormer; by the man who came for.
ward as the advocate of a parliamentary
rslrcm which circumstance he ACQUIRED
that popularity which enabled hin to 10.
fict those deadly wounds on the lih:ty
Of his country.
Having said so much with regard to tn,
principle, permit We to add one word 90
the details Of the bill.
There is a departure in i. from th.
known, aeeussomSd aod received Ian
guase OF the constitution in the use Of tn:
word authority the words are warrant
or authority - the expression is 10 ny 0,
pnion too lax. Perhaps we may be Tod
tina, the bill may be amended ou the third
reading. Bur ay oblection to the pfiae'
pie contained IN it is such, ,ha, viii nd
csBsent to esscy to a third reading tha1
which under no amends caa be fencsl
ed palatable to my taste. Mr.. Randolph
concluded by observing that he had so 'a
exhausted himself that he was aoab'e
&c on.
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Ok Dollars Reward.

n AN AWAY, some time ip the months
IN Of November or Dec. last, negro man
by the name Of SAM, who was hired IN the
town Of alexandra to a Mr.. Robert Smith.
He was about 80 years Of age, about $ feet
10 or II inches high, very straight, Of rather
yellowish or fancy complexion, shutters a
little, has soft voice and generally seems
humble and timid when spoken to. He had
a wife at col. Jemmeson's in the county Of
Caroline, and may perhaps be lurlingsin that
sheighborhood.. but / think it more probable
he may havegpne to the state of Maryland
Iftaken IN the state of Virginia and brought
60 me I viii give rhe above reward ifin the
xtate Of Mary land and brought tome j viii
siye sedolIas reward.
Baldwin M. Lee.
Virginia, Westmoreland2
county, July -. S fsel
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE

M the great efficacy Of the Pcient and Fa-
NJ nnAyll1easeiaes, preparedb the late Rich
ard Lee, Jun. which for near eight years past
have acquired throughout the United States a
celebrity hitherto ufequalled.
PbuladeltA:a, .4Rss,ast 9, laoo.
Being DESTROYS to make public for the good
Of others, the excellent quality of HAMIL-
TONS ELIXIR, prepared by the late Mr.
Lee, have sent you. the following account of
the benefit have. received from it, which I.
hope will induce others to give it a trial In,
consequence of bruise on the breast received
from fall, my healthgrewSsd, mybreathing
became very difficult, and frequently / have
had suddenly to rise up in my bed with all the
horrors of immediate suffocation. Add to
these a constant pain in my breast and cough:
great loss Of strength and Flesh, and YOU sou may
;eenceivethat n1y sym ptons evidently indicator
an approas onsdinpGda I he advice Of
a dfaost eminent ply seian was re sorted to, and
afterwards second WAS called la, without Civ.
ing me any relief. Another physician who
knew me. and the circumstances of my case
aduisea me 10 gspe tial, say-s
ng lie had Nssd It III his firectice, AID aszeays,
foand 1t do much :good, A bottle was. pIocnred
from Mr.. Rirchs, and found sreliet before 4
had taken one hal -. continued TO use
1t and was soon strong enough 70 attend to bu-
-siness. On taking cold, same of my formed
symptoms return, but arr always removed By a
dose or TIVE of the elixir. y.
GEO: BENSlNsE,R, Jun.
No. II, Bpdd-sReef, Philadelphia
sassssH.Lee.
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= tie human frame, and pv...
,;a sDr' -. Although gscat yare, ,, = heal
uoIls have been Published & sns Of
sners enumerated above, none hs sa,e TIC
.,le GOuT AND RHEUMATlIaes y Ns
Fl q ilSSoT, which are eel.h - DROPS
~. me european continent, and DIV VIM laroa H.
bounded benefits are fully avth e whose d
.er ,, already published of aen, lased b.
wen Known IN America, being pf P sha 50
sequence in the state of Maryiand us a1r;tce.,
rharles Rldgely, Of Hampton Joh, Sceener,i
Esg; one eithe directors Of the FarmanG. l,son
OF Maryland John Macubbin, Esa n N.Y. Bank
cubaoln, his wife and Mrs. RYAN ~ s rs Ma
Certificate otMr. Thomas Kel,o ~ :. saltoa.
I, About three weeks since Twas most a, 81,
y attacked with Rheumatic pains ths. Violent.
my whole frame, in SO severe mann. vuShou,
to be able to turn in my bed without ass hot
proceeding as | suppose from sevsa ..''allee,
on being advised by friend to apnls n 'o @s
sot,s Gept and Rheumatic Drops pr /. I'LL. rs.
ingly obtained from the agents Messrs S seeon-
Dobbln and Murphy, two bottles, On, , msnis'
aon Of which, under God, have nor J Spucs'
stored me to health. ! am tbereFora ~ IL
with confidence to recommend this med; a;ee
as a certain cure fer the above d;so,dan 's'''s
THOMAS KELS0
Baltinore, July I'D, 1906.
Certificate ef lMr. 7aon,a. camh5eg. ;s,,..
maker
It would be an act of injustice 70 wiki. =,
my testimony of the salutary effects Of noo '.'a
lIssot's Gout and Rheumatic Drons. =, H. ~
experienced very uneauiyooei inst,n,a ', IL
their virtues and efficacy. was saljeteG ,;. u
two seyere attacks Of what is usually c,llsd
Dead Palsy, from which partially rec.ys s,S'
but was obliged to use crtohss 10 a;d Mo w
walking when left home; to this were i;o;n.@ -
violent Rheumatic pains, the result q r. ss
fiction, and had feared the di.ordcr wo,,,d
accompany me through Life; but proviacn,isly
" was Recommended to apply at George Dol.
bin and Murphy's for DR.. Tissot,s Drops. grs
after using only one bottle, iotnd myself per.
fectly liberated from my disorder, and am am now.
thank God, as free from pain as if never h,d
been afflicted. Finding this medicine oper,,d
SO powerfully on myself, determined to an.
ply it internally to my child, boy only eleven
months old, who was then reduced almost 10
a skeleton with the Bowel Complaint; after
administering it four times to him, lis conii
plant was entirely removed, ard he is now re.
covering his strength with great rapidity.
Tn. CAMPBELL
Baltimore, JULY Is, 1906,
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On 81 Is / 81 Is La 8 ~
INTENDING Co rclnisss % lie STATE Of
x Tennessee as scon as pessiBles Aasish to
dispose OF The following yaiaahle and inrreas-
ipk property upon lev terms, which property
Isiuherised from my Ssscsstsrs, who hare had
allegal title to the same for upwards of one
hundred years-
One tract we'll known BY the name
EFF ABsSep Is, being on the Potomac river
between Alexandra and George Town, and
nearly opposite the CITY Of Washington, beau
tifulIy situated, containing about Four Han,
dred acres, now leased to the MIR. Wiscs Tor
three hundred and sixty dollars per annum
With other stipalati0ns contained in the said
lease.
One other tract contiguous to the
Erst, leased to William Fraser for forty doll
lars per aanuns, Containing about sixt a
cres.
One other tract containing ten acres
: of bottom land adjoining the FoarMile Mill
tract.
One other tract contiguous to the
Abingdon estate, and within two and a half
miles of George Town, containing rs acres.
4 Hc SfSutcst part VI lilo iaiu 10 ASos4iy w
Eyered With red and white Oak.
n l. so,
Three thousand acres on the Seioto
River, in the state Of Ohio.
This tract descended to me from my uncle
; George D. Alexander, being one Tnoiety of
the land he was entitled to for bis military SER
vices during the revolutionary war. AL the
die papers with the wills under which am
entitled To the above property, are in the
hands Of BALDwIa DADE, Esq. TO whom ap-
plication will please to be made for terms Sc.
he being legally authorised to contract and
s dispose of all the above valuable property, for
which good and satisfactory titles will be CIV
en-.
Walter S. Alexander.
August Is. co
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Public Sale.

8 virtue Of deed Of fruat from PHILIP
W.a.NTC.a' and Ef1RY hrs uyf, to the suj.
seri6ers, 10 seeure.a dcbt omag BY limo The
Bank Of Alexandria, ON THURSDAY tie
18th inst. uaitbe e.rtoscd to sale, on crfatg
sfr, tvefue and eighteen months, earning a.
Interest from that day, seusrol LOTS ase
harees Of GROUND, inthe tom Of .iIsaan.
dria, to zut:
An undivided Moiety OF a piece
of Ground, with the improvements, lying UP
on the wect side of Royal-street and to tile
northward OF Kirg-street, fronting twenty
five feet six inches on Royal-street and ex'
tending back one hundred and twenty'three
feet FIVE inches--the whole ground subJects
an annual rent of fifteen pounds twelve shli'
hngs, Virginia currently.
A piece Of Ground, lying up
on the west side Of Colunbus-street and 70
the southwark of King-street, extending %
Columbus-strect sixty-six feet seven lncnes
a twenty feet alley, then westwardly VIVA u.
line Of the alley one hundred and sixteen i e,
to another alley fourteen ltet lCl i'.o'' nv
then northwardly with the line OF that an Nl
twenty six feet seven inches, then eastward ~
twenty-four feet three inches and an nall u.A
northwardly forty feet then eastwaray l..
ty-onc feet eight inches and an haif-s sepsa
to an annual rent of forty-nine dollars 'ii''''
GENTS.
A Square Of Ground, &C. con- i
tanning two acres, lying on the south slus s.
Wolfe-street, north side of Wllkes.s la n
west side Of Patrick-street, and east 'iu'
Henry-street. ,,7,.e
A large Frame Store q VIVA Was >,
house, built upon piece Of ground l Isas Esq.,
the south side of Prince-street and TO !"0 .t;y
ward Of Fairfax-strcet, the ground 10 .. fl ths
feet some inches front on Prlnce-Ss ~ II.
building neatly covers the whole DO"9
Guiding is ensured. - ~
John C. Herbert,
Oc+ofer
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HamsLton's WorMs-destroyasg Ia
Ha,,zsltonss ELIXIR.

A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, asthnlas, sore Threats md approaching
eonsumptions.
Hahn's Ants-billous Pills.
Are Justly esteemed for carrying off the SUI
perfiuous bile from the stomach and prevent
ing morbid secretions and their consequences,
bilious and malignant fevers, sc. These pills
are perfectly mid in their operation, and may
be used with safety by persons OF every age
and in every situation.
The Sovereign O,ntnsent for the
Itch.
A speedy and eifectual remedy, generally
removing the complaint at one application. Il
may be safely used by persons ofe,ery age.
The Anodyns El,xar.
For the cure Of every kind of head ache.
Hahn's genuine Eye-Water.
An excellent remedy for all disorders of the
eyes, many persons having been cured Of it
when nearly deprived Of sight.
Iooth-ache DROPS.
Give immediate relief in the most violent
attacks.
Tx Restorative P0seder for the
Teeth and Gums.
CIeanses and strengthens them, and pre-
serves the enamel Of the teeth from eeay.
GoyIAnds Lotion, and the ge1,gane
Persian Lotion.
Both celebrated in the fashionable world as
most excellent cosmetics and perfectly safe.
Hams true and genuine earn
Plaster.
a certain remedy for corns, speedily eraH
eating them without giving psih.
Ague and FSySr Drobs.
Justly Esteemed for their great efficacy in
cure Of agues and intermittent feyers.
Damask LIP Salue, and Mdsan
Tegetable S1ee5fc.
.Iames Kennedy, fen.
Alexandra, October ls. eS
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au,iltons Grand Rest attsgs,
Hgmsytoa.s Essence and Extract

A safe and efectual remedy for the gopt
nheaumatism, sprains, pain, in the face and
neck, &c.
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vALuAB E M EDIGINES

VALUAB + MI DIGI MES.
The following Valuable Med zines, Justly sc
lebra III through the United States for their
superior efficacy IN the cure Of the several
disorders for which they are recommended,
from HaynaA Lees Patent Family Medi-
cine Store, New York, are sold only By the
subscriber, at his store in King street
an,iztoHs Grand Rest0sats'o,ls
s. Is Recommended as al Invaluable medicine
or the speedy and permanent cure Of nervous
disorders or such as arise from Ghe imlaode-
rate use oftca, strong liquors, long residence
in warm climates, excessive weakness, ana a
general relaxation Of the system,
Hamsgton,s Essence and Ext,'Act
d Mustard,
A safe and eFectual remedy for the gope,
nheumstism, sprains, pains IN the face and
neck, &c.
Hassilton.s Wo1ns-destroylng Lo-
zenges.
By which many thousands have been re-
liaved from the distressing and dangerous ma
lady Of worms and other distractions IN the
stomach and bowels.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY frow the subscriber, near
IN the Little Falls of Potomac, in Fairfax,
County, III the State OF Virginia, on Monday
the 2sth September, a negro man by the
name of L.6URENCE BUTLER, S feet 8
or inches high,2 or s6years of age, dark
complexion, bushy hair, which he frequently
wears plated, short teeth, which stands wide
apart, takes snuff to excess, yellow eyes, wide
mouth and thick lips. The above reward
will be paid if takenout of Fairfax County, if
within i've dollars, if secured in any Jail SO
that get hin, again, or if brought home all
reasonable charges.
George Huguley.
Oct. s. cost. =
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lanes Keith.
dis
For Sale or Rent' -

For Sale or Kcnt' Lose
A convenient two story BRloA an D. x,
with back buildings, sc. situate sh' q
street, between Pitt and St. AsapN'
MI S 0, -, :, King,
A commodious frame , -. IVl meets
street, between Royal and plr1s Hooff'
.1flhiy'to Law ~ 60
+ Angus. 81. -----
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II o I i C. E /.

"A Ii those who have any claiKs or de-
IA manss against the estate of John Dna
-loh, merchant, late Of tbs town of Alexandria,
are hereby informed, TO bring in their ac-'
counts, legally proved, before the first day of
November next, al. which tine full and final
settlement and distribution of his estate, will
be made. Should any accounts be exhibited
after that period, they will be disregarded,
and this Notice pleaded in bar of them. Those
that are indebted to the estate, will be pleased
10 make immediate payment.
Samuel Craig, E
William Herbert, :
AprI IS. taw
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A sovereign remedy for colds obssinats
coughs, asthnlas, sore throats md approaching
eonsumptions
Halu's Ants-bilaous Pills.
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HAMILT TONS ELIXIR

Is recommended as the best remedy for
coughs, colds, asthmas, hoepingecough, ap-
preaching eonsumptions, and most disorders
Of the breast and lungs. This preparation vii!
prove a valuable acquisition to public speakers
who may be subject to temporary hoarseness,
thickness Of speeck, &c. In long confirmed
Asthnlatic complaints where cure can speed
lily be expected, this medicine affords immedi-
ale relief moderating thc fits ofcoughing, and
rendering their recurrence less frequent. On
children afflicted with the hopping cough, the
like beneficial effects may confidently be ex-
pected.
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,EyoM IEtaer A1arsA, Es7. late .ft9or2srg-yer
81 neral oy HE State of Maryland.
II comply with your request in stating my
opinion Of Hamilton Elixir. It has been used
IN my family for two or three years past, with
lsnilorm success, whenever colds, coughs, OF
similar complaints, have rendered medicine
NECESSARY 81 have myself found il an excel
lent and agreeable remedy for very pair fal
and troublesome affection Of the breast, sccom-
panied with soreness, and with obstructed and
difficult breathing. "
On these accounts ] do not hesitate to re-.
commend HamiIton's Elixir as a valuable me-
dcine, and deserving public attention
LUTHER MARTIN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-20
Land for Sale.

THE Subscriber is DESTROYS ofSeliing his
tract of Land in the county of PoWha-
tan, on Appomattox river, (Which is now
navigable to within womiles of Petersburr)
twenty eight miles from Richmond, and
thirty-two from Petersburg; containing
four hundred and forty-four Acres There
is on III s land valuable MILL, now in
good repair, with permanent stone dam,
situated on constant stream of water, run
ming Immediately through the land A fur
Their description is deemed unnecessary, as
it is presumed any person inciinable to pur-
chase, will first view the premises. The
terms will be such as to suit the purchaser
and may be known by applying to the sub
scriber living on the premises.
CREED HASKINS.
p. S. ! would also sell another tract, ST.
tuated about one mile from the above tract,
on Skinquarter creek, containing three hun
dred acres. The quality of this land is e.
quail if not superior to any in the neighbor
hood, and has large proportion of valuable
meadow Land.
The terms may be known by applying as
above.
CREED HASKINS.
March 9TH, 1907. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-20

PY virtue of deed of trust, a parcel of
- choice NEGROES consisting of ten
Men, that have been accustomed to live in
the upper country, and as likely as any i'm
the commonwealth, will be offered for Sale
to the highest bidder, to satisfy debt due
Carter Page, esq. by the Messieurs Deane's,
at Cumberland courthouse, on Monday the
Goth of January next, (heing court day y a
credit of twelve months will be allowed, the
purchasers giving bond and approved secu
rity. 1t is agreed by the parties that the
subscriber shall act for the trustee.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Jr.
Nov. II, 1906. wtds
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Stray Mules.

CTRAYED of the commons Of this citv,
- Z mo MULES, of light colour, with
4 scar on one of their noses, occasioned
from halter; supposed to be three years
old this spring no other marks that | re-
collect. Twill give Ten Dollars for the de-
livery of them, or such information that
get them again.
DAVID COBBS.
Richmond, March II, 1907. At
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

In conformity 10 the wishes of all the par
ties concerned, the sale of the above men
toned NEGROES is postponed until the
Fourth Monday in March next.
SAMUEL TAYLOR. Jr.
Agent for the Trustee.
January 10, 1907. wtds
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TO Rent,
a Neat House.

7 y the Falling Garden, sufficiently large
to accommodate a moderate sized fami-
ly, either by itself or with the following pro-
fitable property, to wit An ice-honse
90 feet by 18 and about I deep, well filed
and pounded down with good clean ice
bath-house, which if well attended to will
yield handsome profit and also may be
accommodated with small or large part
of a garden.
The above property win be rented either
for the season, say six months, or for a
longer time, and possession given immedi-
atev.
Good security will be required for the
rent. Enquire of
JAMsS LoWEES, on the hremises.
Sd mo. 18th, 1907. If
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THE sUBScRTBER8 10

SCOTS UNIVERSAL GAZETTEER,
May be supplied by calling on Michael
Grantland near the Market-housc, or at
Seaton Grantland's Bookstore opposite the
Bell-Tavern.
MTCHAEL GRAN7LAND.
18th March. 1907. w3tll
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-20
At Quarterly Court, continued
and held for Prince Edward
county, Nov. 18th. 1906.

Robert Venable, exo'r. of Nathaniel } -
Holloway, Complainant, -
against =
William Pattman and John Johnston, , 5
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" O I 10 z.

OVI1NN NN"NNf
Beniamin vatkins, D. e
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TIE cELEBRhrRD goPsg.

TIE CELEBRATED HORSE,
a MN Archduke.
f5 WILL stand the sa,nios
teTficil, five lnnes f,om Coolies and Bevii's
bridges, and IS miles from Richmond aud Pc.
tersburg, on the following terms. viz.-Seqen
gnneas (hy notc) 10 accompany each mare.
disehargable within the season by the payment of
twenty-five dollars--GrooB,'s fee inc uded.
NRCHDUKE was got by Sir Peter Teaz'e,
his dam the famous mare Horata. (sister 70
Archies) by Eclipse, her dam, Countess, by
3 ank, " as the dam of Deiphini Cobscar VII
gard &c. sSc'-Archduke. from his highly impro.
we'd blood, and he promising appearance sf his
s,ock, in general. which will appear from letters
now in the possession Of the subscriber, from
John Tayloe, Esq Col. Miles SeIden, and
others, who have bred from him, may justly he
considered equal TO any, ana superior TO most
lh0rses now on the continent. MIR. Teaze and
Stamford. own brothers Of Archduke, stand
high in the e.iimation OF sportsn'en on the Bri.
'ish turf; in veriica,ion Of which assertion re.
Ter gentlemen 10 the Racing calendar Of 1906,
and letter nov w. my possession. The colt
Of Mr. Tcaz'e and Stamford, performed we'll
ast year. and as a confirmation Of the high npi-
Mon entertained Of them, on examination, IL will
be found that they have many large engagements
and are named in the most important and cons-
derable stakes until the year 1SOg--The season
will commence the fret Of March. and end the
last Of July. Gentlemen wishing TO have their
mares fed, must send money for the purchase Of
such provcnder as may be directed. Servants
boarded los Cd per week. No responsibility foracr
cideu,s Archdnke is fine brown, fully 16 hands
high, with great bone and muscu power. Ills
colts possess beauty with very uncommon size.
ARCH DUKE, in 1899, won the Derby stakes
(the most importaut that are run for in England)
Of 50 guineas each. SO subscribers. bea ing II
others-And won the third class of a sake Of
100 guineas each, six subscribers after which
he fell lame in training and was fired. Arch
duke was afterwards engaged in two races on
y, against the best horses, and came in well.
THOMAS BRANCH.
! February 20, 1907. VS.