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net placed ~ Durham, Wednes day. 24th, Mai
den P'ase of SOY, given by the country members,
for al ages, 8 mile heats. Sir II Wiliamson's
b c b. Hamilton, 2 years old. ran heats, and
proved second besI-and Others started and pro.
ed themselves good runners.
CERTIFICATES
London, 18th February, 1906.
william Ligh,foot, Esq.
Dear Sir,--Hsmbeton
ought to stand very high with you as his colts
in this country turn out excellent runners, sc.
Ro. C,eu.
Charlotte. 10th May, 1906.
put five mares TO Hambleton. and they all
proved in foa'. and the colts fine and largo al
SO have mare which has bro, me four colts. one
by Diomed, one by Dragon, one by Seagull, and
ano her by Hsn,bleton, and the Hanbieton colt
has the preference of either think her one of
the finest lilies, bolh in and figure that ever
| saw'-Given under my hand.
Henry Lester
Lunenburg,' 5ih MAY, 1906.
This Will certify that ! put 4 mare to Ha nblc.
ton in 1904, when ne stood at MIR II Les,erss
IN Charlotte county, and as well pleased if
rot better, witt; the colts by him. than with any
the same marc ever had--she previously bred by
Occur de Lion, Diomed, Quicksilver and Dion
7bedk Lester.
Charlotte county
In the year 1904 put mare to Hamble,on
then kep, by MIR. II. Lester Of this county. and
am fully persuaded that it is the best colt the mare
ever had, and is in my estimation the best colt I
! ever bred from any horse.--I moreover never
have heard Of any complaining of tieir colts from
'hat horse. 1bomas READ, iy. 2
Hanover County.
herewith certify that Mr.. WE1. Lightfoo,'s
horse Hambetcns stood at my stable the asst sea.
son, and that he has proved an e,cellen, foal ger
ter: iis colts would do credi, to any horse on the
! continent. Mr.. VIM. Mctris &C this county and
lput Eve mares each, al. of which proved in foai
Given under my baud this 9Th day of May. 1906.
'1obn 7l5o' uron
Albemarie county, Temple Hin. (va)
L do hereby certify that Mr. Wm-Lighefoot'a
English horse Hambleton, STOOD a, my stable two
seasons, viz IN 1896 and 1907; ard consider him
70 be an excellent sure foal geuer, a. anvs horse
that have been acquainted wlth-I have seen \
number of his colts l consider them large. fine
and hsndsone-Not one that nave seen was in
diHeren.-l iiave previously put my fine mare
Lady Slipper TO Precipilae, Knowsley aud Han,
bjeton, and she brought COLI BY each, the Ham
beton consider much preferable. Given under
my hand Ioih DeceRiber, 1907
5aples KinsoiDing
Charlotte Couny, ON May, 1906
We Tie undersigned suhsc. ibsrs had colts drop-
pea last season by Bambeton, and they are es.
'eemee by US and we believe by the neighbours
generally, 10 he remarkable coed colts beng for
the most part ia'ge. hue and handsome. We
also believe hat the season he stood in this coun
ty, ne go' as many colts as any horse could get
with the same hunbe, of nares.
William Michel TG+ncs Laptkin
Glenn Smitbson Oveytoa Pct.us
26omGs PeaEs WA L. Mor,os,
~ Lester.
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Colt's Pe}ormances-Lonfon.

Hainbleton's colts also rank very high as racers,
both for speed and bottom as they proved them.
selves good runners 10 Eoglsud IN 1905. a, Cat.
terick bridge, on Thursday 18th. Wentworth's
b. SilvesheeIs by Hambleton, two years old, won
a sweepstakes Of ten e subscribers two miles,
beating mr. Riddles b c by Overtou, dam Of Spa
Ollie nv Londae's ch by Pipa,or dam by Pay
masicr--lord stra,hmore's E by Oveucn, dam
by DelPhini--SeYeral others also started but Wers
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GUN POWDER
FOR SHE.
FOR SHE,
and SAIL PETE, WANTED.

a Il
THE Subscribers have become partners
in the Gun Powder WoRKs, in the
nighborhood of this city, formerly carried
on under the firm of Hugh Warden and
Sons the said firm being dissolved by rnu.
Iual copseDt.
The partners whose firm is hereun,o
subscribed, will contract for large quan.
,u,y Of Salt Petre, either crude or refined
Of the best quality, TO be delivered to them
IN this city, or 10 Mr.. John Leslie on
Mr.. Joseph Darmsdatt, merchants, who
viii keep samples ofthe gun powder made
a. ihe works and receive orders for il.
Letters addressed 10 the subscribers in
Richmond will be duly answered. They
assure the public that their powder h. as met
wi general appreciation, il is made glazed
and clean, equal in quality TO imported
powder, and they will furnish il in large
Of small quantities of every description,
according TO orders which may be sent 10
them it will be delivered new from tho
works, and on such reasonable terms as
they hope will procure it preference To
powder from abroad or from other states
As the said works have been establish
ed at considerable expense, and are superb
or III several respecs 10 any IN the upper
country, 80 as to make the powder in q
more perfect manner, the partners hope
they will meet with that encouragement
which improvement deserves from gene
rous people. JOHN ELLIS AND
HUGH WARDEN.
Richmond, April lsIh, 1908. w2m
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In Kng William County Court,
May IS, 1908.


Mary King, adu,'x. with the will annex.a .e
Miles King, decd. Complainants, ,
AGAINST
hoeer' Brooke, admir-. of John Fox and Eliza
FOX and Thomas Pemberton, guard: an Of M
ny Fax, orphan &c. of the said John roy de-
ceased DeenSarts IN CHANCE N.
THIS day came the complainant, by her counae,
and the defendant Robert Brooke nor ba,;rs
entered his appearance and given securi,v ,ccos
ding TO the act of assembly and the rules of ,h;-
court, and 1t appearing TO the satisfaction of ,he
court that he is nor an inhabitant of this stare,
on the motion of the complt il is ordered ,b,,
thesaid defs Brooke do appear here on the I,h
Monday IN August next and answer the bill Of
the conftainant, and ha. a copy of this order
be forthwith insersed in Some newsoansy nh.
lished in the city of Richmond fer three month.
successivey and aneS ,eg copy posted at the 'front.'
door OF the cour,honse of this county.
Copy-Testc
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Mount Comfort.
FOR SALE,


SITUATED on Racpahanuock in the county
OF Gsse@, within fifteen miles of Tapoahan.
neck and about the same distance from Urbanna
and Aing and Queen Courthouse and very ron
venient to the post Office al Mon ague's Tavern
there are upwards of one hundred and fftv
acres ct land attached 10 his seat consIdera.
eie part OF which is wood land ard heavily TIM
6ersd--Ihe improvements are a dwelling house.
tory teel by eighteen 4 Kitchen, Smoke House.
Stable. Ice House. &c on the Iiill-Aad on the
iIver bank store hou3e, with a oommodious
Store and Counting Room and al, excellent Ora.
nary--an of which--except the Stabie-have
been recently built. Mount Corforr commands
IS good, it not the best view of the river of anv
seac On the Rappahanno-k and the best fish and
oysters may be had at the door with very lille
trouble - is well calculated for a merchant.
oring IN populous and wealthy neiehbo,hood
where L is believed FIVE or six thousand pounds
worth OF goods might be retailed annuaIly-it
would also be a convenient staud for protest..
onai cha acter---I would either sell on credit if
the payments can be agreed on or exchange for
other lands without improvems mrs.
- For farther particulars apply TO Reuben M.
Garnett, or to
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HHHLTOWS

WORM DESTROYING LOZENCES.
which have been constantly attended with
success 10 all complaints similar to those
above described.
A dose ofthis medicide given occasion
sIly during the warm season, will effectu.
ally prevent the vomiting and purging
Of children,"a dreadful disorder which,
annually destroys thousands of the infant
part Of our cidzens.
Child'en generally take this medicine
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Land for Sale.

pUESUA ANT 70 deed of trust executed TO
The subscribers b Johu C. Miller, for the pur-
pose OF securing the payment of sundry debts
therein mentioned will be solt upon the FIST
Monday in January 1903. for cash, upon tn PIE.
nises tract OF land, mentioned in said deed,
lying upoa the waters of Lockettrs and Harris
creek, in the county of Prince Edward, and sun.
posed TO contain between six and seven hundred
acres We shall make such title as is transfer-
red to us by said Miller. saving all former incum.
berances The improvements upon this land
are such as are usual upon snug plantations in
this pars OF the country. bur better fenced than
usual.
Charles Woodson,
James Madison,
Trustees.
Prince Edward, Oct. 10. 1907.
H3e The above sale is postponed till Tues
day the 2s'h dsyof June next. low
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with eagerness having a pleasing APP
pearance and an agreeable taste.
ron SALE AS ABOVE,
Hamilton's Egence and E.trad Of
Muaard,
A cafe and effeaual remedy for acute and
chronic Rheumatifn,, Govt, Rheumatic Govt,
Patty Lumbago. Numhnefs, White SwelIiugs,
Chiib'sins, Sprains, BruifeJ Paininthe Face and
Neck, &c.
an OUNCE OF PRzvENTIoN IL WORTH a
PouED OF cUsE."
For the prevention and cure OF Bilious and Ma
lignaut Fevers RECOMMENDED
Habn's Init Bilious Pills.
The operation of thcGc pills is perfectly mild.
10 az to be uied with fafety by perfons in every
htuation, and oil every age.
Hamiiton'S ELisir,
A fovereign remedy for Colds, cbainate
Coughs, Anhma, Sore Threats, and Apr oach-
ing Confunptions.
To Parents who may have children afflicted with
The Hopping Cough.
This difovery is o. the ira magnitude, as. il,
affords immediate relief, checks the progref..
and in hort time eori'ely removes the mon
cruel diiorder TO which children are liable The
Elixir is perfectly agreeable, and the doic OF
small, that TO difficulty arifes in taking it.
R1s fSjforatfVe PozOder TOR the
Teeth and Gums.
HAHN's GENUINE RYE WATER,
A foverign remedy for all difeafes Of the eye,
whether the etfea be natural weakness or Of acct
dent tpeedily removing inHamm tions, deluais
ons OF rheum, dulneis, itching and films on the
yes never failing to cure ,hofe maladies which-
frequently fucceed the fmall- 2ox, meailes and fe
vets, and wonderfully strengthening TO weak
light Hundreds have experienced its excellent
virtues when nearly deprived of fight.
7oOt5- Aebe Drops,
The only remedy yet discoveries, which give
immediate and la(ting relief in the moA fcvere in
dances.
June /, 1903.
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Robert Pollard. &C
The Monitor

rs newspaper NOW published at the c;,v oe
Washington, every Tuesday, Thursday. and
Saturday. II is devoted to News, Politics. Arts.
MANUFACTURES, and Agriculture. During the
session OF Congress. it will furnish the public
win correcr, and (when necessary a copious
account OF the proceedings and debates of m
National Legislative body A, all times. it twill
communicate to its readers he earliest and most
authentic intelligence, on all subjects of with
it processes to be the vehicle. The patronage of
the public is most respectfully solicited In aid Of
It's establishment.
TERMS.-The price Of subscription will be
hve dollats pei annum pay able in advance
The paPsr will be 'ransTi,,ed always agreea
oily TO direction oy mail. or left by carrier &C.
cording to orders
advertisements will be received and inserted
at tile usual prices
Essays decen'ly and conciscly written, on sub.
Jecss interesting to the general welfare, Will be
cheerfny inserted wiInou, sny Charge.
J. L. COIVlN.
Washington city, May so. 1903. VS.
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Valuable Lands.

II He subscriber will sell, on credit, or ex.
change for Property in Richmond or its
nsighbofhood, the following LANDS, to wit.
e22 acres IN the state Of Kentucky, bv survey
bearing ds'e the 10th day of Oaober 1877. wing
and being in the distrid set apart for the officers
and soldiers Of the Virginia state line. OH Little
Bauen TiveE-
Also, 1000 acres, in Kentucky. by survey
beaTing date the 10Th O6ober 1897, likewise "
ing in the distrid SET apart for tho officers and
soldiers of the Virginia state line, on the north
side Of Little river. branch Of Cumberland Vi.
yer, and about two and an half miles from the
mouth Of Little river.
Also $50 acres Of Land in the county of Ma
son, state Of Virginia on Old Town creek. about
8 miles from Mason courthouse
Indisputable titles viii I've made to the above
mentioned lands; and plots Of each trad nav be
seen on application TO the subscriber residing in
Richmond.
THOMAS BoHANNAN.
January 23d, 1903. n
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VIRcINfA:
At a Court beia for Hdifdx couniy, TIE 2Srb dag
Of December, 1907.
Clement Jameson, plaintiff , In
against { Cbanc-
Jesse Crenshaw & Peter Clark. def'ts. cry.
THE defendant Crcnshaw, not having enter, d
his appearance and given security according
10 the act of assembly and the rules of this court
and il appearing the satisfaction of the court
that he is not an inhabtant of this state On
the motion Of the plaintiff by his counsel. 1t "a
ordered, that the said defendant Crenshaw do
appear here on the fourth Monday in March
next and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that
the defendant Clark do not pay away, secrete
or otherwise dispose of any monies, goods or
effects which he may have in his hands belong
ing to the defendant Crenshaw, so far as res.
PEGS the sum of fifty dollars unth the farther
order of this court; that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some one of the uewspa.
pers published in the city of Richmond for rwo
months successfully, and posted at the from, door
Of the courthouse OF this county.
A eopy-Teste.
Iohn BarRsddLe, d. c. he.
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Thomas Read, {
FOR SALE.

OR EXCHANGE FOR CI7T" PROPERTY.
mo !. 20 GOO acres ofIand in Harrison coun.
ty. state OF Virginia in 4 tracts of 5000 a.
ores each, on the waters of Elk and Little Kama
wha. surveyed in 1874.
$500 acres on Hughes's river, in the same
county, surveyed in 1888, being the moiety of
tra6t Of 5000 acres
1900 acres of land in the dstria o fBaird's
Town, on Buck Fork, near Baird's Town, Ken.
lucky.
q. handsome Frame House, with rooms
on hoor, coach house. stables, smoke house,
with the Lots on which they stand, and a garden
adjoining, in a board fence, at Bath, Berkeley
Springs, Virginia. suited for family or ia.
vern Also, one Out Lot Of six acres. enclosed
with stone wall.
January IA, 1908 van
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20 Dollars Reward.

p UN AWAY about the 9th May from Richmond,
IACOB, very black fellow, about six feet
high, twenty-eight years old. handsome address
and very artfui, has several scars on his neck,
and one or two, believe, on his left cheek, re.
ssmbling small pox pits, waterman by trade,
and lett his batteau in the bason Of the canal in
the above city when he went off, at which time
he broke open the store of gentleman in Rich
mond and stole TO large amount. for which
said gentleman has offered reward of SO dollars
for aPprehendirg said fellow las am informed)
--he has numerous acquaintance in the said
city, the counties of Hanover and Caroline, in
one of which he was raised, and where I expea
he may be harbored. The above reward viii
be paid and all reasonable charges, for securing
said fellow in any Jail so get him, or delivered
me in Bent Creek, Buckingham, Virginia.
Samuel Horsley.
November 90, 1907. ~ Id
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For Sale,

"a ny Dwelling House, and Four Half.Aere
IVA Lots of Ground, in the Town of Manches.
ter, as formerly advertised: On receiving a
2srt in cash, ara disposed to give a considera
bic credit, for the balance of purchase, or VIII
AXE Young Negroes at fair valuation, and
Land in the State of Ohio, Tennessee or Ken.
lucky, on such terms as may be agreed on If
the said property ia not sold between now and
Christmas, it will be leased 10 an approved te.
nant for term of wears.
ARCp'D CAMPBELL.
Mancheeetr Nov. 80, 1907 If
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tHe GoueTnor Of fhe Conimoh7Deaft
Virginia,
"A PROCLAMATION.

"HEREAs II appears to the Executive, on the
evidence OF Jacob Steady, Peter Link, Ia
cob Myers and William Williams, taken before
Benjamin Wilson, jun. esqiure, one of the JUS
tees OF the peace In and for the county of Har.
rison. within this commonwealth, that certain
JOHN SOMMERVILLE did, on the night of
the third of December last, at the house of Da
vid Hews; in the town of Clarksb.rg, violently
Assault wmh cub, lie kody of John G Jackson,
esquire. and did feioniously, on purpose and of
mliiSe aforethought by lying in wait, unlawfu,ly
MAIN and disabe the head and right arm of the
said john G Jackson, by fracturing the scul Of
tie SAID Jackson, and by violent blow on the
said right Arm Of the said John C. Jackson in.
Hicted by winch fracture and blow. and also by
reason of divers other wounds, b'ows and bruises
gwen SAID Jackson. by said Sommerville, with
the club aforesaid, the life Of said Jackson he.
came greatly endangered. and that the said
Sommerville hath escaped from the Justice OF
the law: have therefore thought fit, with the
advice of the council of stare, to issue this pro
c'nma'ion, hereby offering reward of FIFTY
ttOLL AXIS to any person or persons who sh7
spprehend and conduct the SAID John Sommer-
vile believe some one more of the Justices IF
the peace in and FOR the said county of Harrison.
'ha' nc may be dealt with as in such ca,es the
law directs And do moreover erioin all officers
civil and military, and exhort the good people of
the commonwealth TO use their best endeavours
&C apprehend and conduct before some one or
more OF the justices of the peace in and for the
aforesaid county of Harrison, the said John Som.
nervile, TO be dealt with according to law.
GIVEN under my hand. with the seal of the
IL So commonwealth annexed. a. Richmond,
this fifteenth day of January, 1903.
WI. II. CABELL.
=. S. The aforementioned John Somr1erville
IS man OF about six feet high, appears to be
about twenty six or twenty.seven years of age,
rather spare. but nervous, of light complexion
an" light hair.
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100 Dollars Reward.

D UN AWAY about the FIRST inst from the
IN service of Mr.. William Rawleigh, ITO
whom he was hired.) BIZ CK MAN, nam
ed JACKSON,a House Carpenter by profess
sion. of thin consumptive appearance, about 40
ears of age. FIVE feet eishr nine inches high /;
from circumstances attending his elopemen', it
believed, he intends making his way to one
OF the Eastern States, and has been provided
with false papers of freedom.-If taken within
the State, and delivered TO ne here, or secured,
tina ! get him, will give Fifty Dollars. or if
taken out of the State, One Hundred Dollars.
Robert Gamble, Jr.
Richmond. Dec. 24th, 1907. IF
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WASHINGTON HENRY
Il e. Il d Z M 7"

NTAS once school Of some note, but has
w been on the decline for many years. The
faur is not so much in the foundation as in the
prejudice OF the public. The public IS therefore
respectfully requested 10 give IL once again small
portion Of encouragement and il may again hold
up its head.
Was6iHgton Heuyy Acadepy Is situate in a very
healthy and poPulous neighborhood, about nine
miles from Richmond, IN Hanover county, where
pupils may be boarded in respectable families a,
~ oonas per aunum--tuiton only FIVE pounds
The Rev. Thomas Hughes will teach the dad
languages, b the English grammar, mathematics
&c win be taught by an assistant adequate 70 the
task. The cardinal virtues and christian grace,
will he iReuleated by Prscept, and enforced BY ex.
ample
N Modem taaies will be taught and OK.
empt6ed
December !, 1907.
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Land for Sale (!

PURSUANT to deed of trust
l. executed to the subscribers by John C.
Miller, for the purpose Of securing the payment
of sundry debts therein mentioned; will be sold
upon the FIRST Monday in January. 1905 for
cash upon the premises, a TRACT OF land,
mentioned in said deed. lying upon the waters
of Lockett's and Harris creek in the county of
Prince Edward, and supposed 10 contain be-
tween six and seven hundred acres. We shall
make such title as is transferred 70 us by said
Miller. saving all former incumhersnoes. The
improvements upon this land are such as ave
usual upon snug plantations in this part of the
country. but better fenced than usual.
CHARLES WOODSON,)
JAMES MADISON "u''ees'
Prince Edward. 10 Oa. 1907. low
0e TIE above sale is postpone ell Wednes-
day the 3oth of March uext.--J snuary 16
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Thomas Read. elk.

Charlotte Court, Jan. 4, 1908.
Catherine T. Garden, Francis Scott, sr.N
and Joseph Scott. executors and exc In
ecutrix of John Garden. dec. pitts. Cbaa.
against ceyy.
Alexander Garden, def.
THE defendant not having eutered his appear.
anee according TO the a6 of assembly
and the rules OF this court. and it appearing TO
the satisfaction Of the court that he is nor an IL.
habitant of this state: On the motion of the
plaintiffs by their attorney, IL is ordered, that he
appear here on the fast day Of April court next
and enter his appearance that a copy of this
order be inserted IN one Of the newspapers Tub
lshed in Richmond for two months successfully,
and posed at the front door of the courthouse
of the said county.
cOpy--Teste,
n
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LAND
va khe atatc OF 0hlo--For SALr:

THE subscriber wishes to SELL a valuable
TRACT OF LAND, in the state of Ohio,
containing 1000 acres. This tact is of excel
lent quality, the subscriber has understood from
most respectable information. 1t lies Deer
creek. branch of the Scotia. about 10 miles
rom Chilicoshe. in 4 well settled neighborhood.
and is very conventions 10 the trade of tho Ohio.
He will dispose Of il, for cash, or OH a short
credit, for notes negotiable at the Bank Of Viz
GINA or will exchange it for property in the
city Of Richmond. An unquestiouable title, with
general warranty. will be made 70 the purchaser
VIZ. MusFoRD.
Richmond Sept. "a. 1857. tf
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'1Naken up by William Gillispe Of Prince
4 Edward County three stray BARRoWS;
one 4 white, one smutty white, The o,her
pale sandy color. with white list around il. abour
three or four years old wilma smooth CROP and
underkeel in the right ear, and hole in the ,efr
ear appraised TO FIVE dollars each, also. one
red sow. of the same mark, with a white face.
and seven Pigs. which are Appraised to ,wen,s'
shihngs. and also. four SHOATS, which are
unmarked. about one year old, appraised TO Ave
shilings each. uco-.'-s .0Sc 80 I.
'if en William Giilispie.
Novemb.r 18Th. 1907. w3t. s.,