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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-09

whas,We frust come to,ss soou 80 she has
conquered England. Fight or submit must
be our fate as soon As tina, e.vens happens.
/ But let it 40, be understood however, !f1at
we arc in favour Of war with either. We
sre for peace with all naliors, snd honsst
Washingfon and ,Aaams Neutrality. Not
'your mean cowsrdly short sighed polly,
which upder colo- ct false ln,pat,ial'ty,
would suck the blood and destroy the 81.
news Of the only nation which is new de-
feeding our rights and liberties as VIII as
her own.
fLoNe1rUDE.-L Last evening was exhibited
at the Coffee House a herfetuaA leg, by Which
to ascertain at any given time, correctly, the
longitude at sea or land, without any regard
to time OF celestial observations. livery a.
tempt hitherto matle to ascertain Longitude,
has been made by time pieces. On this ma
chinery time has no bearing to affectlt by Its
variations. The principle is plain, which
serves to obviate the objections made to ma
chineryaffected by the variation oftheweathcr
The principles Of the log at first view appear
& simple and il upon lair t'ial,
it shall be found to answer expectation, itNula
rank its discovercr among the benetactors ~
mankind. Lot. f6f. y
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-09
N @ TIC E.

THE subscriber having qualified as execu-
tor to the estate of Col. Thomas Blackburn,
deceased, respectfully requests those W ho have
claims against the estate, to lodge them pro-
perly authenticated, in the hands of Robert
l. Taylor, of Alexandria, or John ii. Peytoas
of Dumfries, attorney at law who will for
ward them Immediately to the subscriber
Those persons indebted to the deceased,
will please make payment to either the above
mentioned gentlemen, or
T. B lackburn,
RipponL Lodge, Jan, 8. e0''
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slsraaOrta Dailp acDsrttsec.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9.

Dr.. Mitchell has, We understand, re
$esst from MIR. Warden, secretary of Ihe
kuerican legation a, Paris. and NJ dc
.stsyrie,, Of the same place, 40 account
"a Dew discovery. denominased Lilhog.
tly, or the ar, of multiplying the copies
i dlawicgs ADD manuscripts, BY means of
] peculiar some lately discovered. MIR.
kodfs has received patent for his i'm.
brosements 10 this art The kind Of stone
ksed i. found 10 Franconia, and also in
( Be neighboshood of Paris. Inc process
bdop.rd is as iollows:
lax is made of peculiar composition,
khich is used BY meaos OF pen. which
races the characters 90 The s,nee 10 the
brd,uary way. The s,ona, which ough,
10 be very smooth and even, Is then im,
|p.r,ed 10 water, which renders iss surface
moist. In this state !, is s,rsck with a
krinler's ball, the iok attaching itself TO
hs traces made with the peo, aud not 10
he other parts of the stooe -Is IS then
covered with sheet Of moisteoed paper.
bhch is passed under roller, by which
counter proof Of the original is OBJ ained.
-Four or five thousand copies can be OBJ.
famed from the same engraving. Great
psneh.s are anticipated from this disco.
lery.
Dr. Mi,chiil ha, in his possession one
these stones, together with sample CT
ne lOk used; aud we hope soon to be ap
Pnssd Of the result of the experiments
Talch shall be tried (Nat. Intel !
the National I'stelkgeneer Of yesterday
The Senate Yesterday took up-,he report
% the case Of John Smith.
Ar Adams then called the atten,ion ol
E's Senate to a letter received 90 Monday
PROM Mr. Smith, In which he intimaies The
Expectation of beiog allowed counsel, aoe
e0mpulsory process for witnesses.
When this letter wasread, Mr. SmHt
mace the following applications.
l. 10 be informed specifically Of The
'aGges sgaicsthim.
= 10 b. allowed process to compel th'
s'secdauce Of Witnesses.
: Andso De allowed the privilege o
's'ag heard by counsel.
M adams coucisely assigned his reas
su' aga:us' a compliance wish.the two 6rs
Yassss and intimsted his scquiesceac
% The last
nc wss,foIiowed by 1fr Mitchell VIII
adans. -
ai'' HiAhouse considered the only poio
-. PRESENT proper to be decided. vas III,
'r 9'0 respected the allowance of couose
,, as p'is'lsgs being granted, such o,he
rs' might DC necessary could DC ,akeI
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From tie Belfast Commercial Chr0niche.
THE FRESHMAN.

The savage loves his native shore,
Tho rude the soil j, and chilithe air;
Well then may EIiD's sors adore,
Their Isle, that nature forIn'd 60 ialr~!
What food reflects shore SO sweet,
AS glorious boyney or. pastoral Barn
And who foe Or friend can meet,
So gen'rous as an I,lShntcn.
His hand is rash, his heart is warm,
But trincihleis still his guide:
None more repcnts a,deed of harm,
And none forgiyes wili nobler pride.
] He may be dup'd but won'tbe dared,
Filter to practise then to plan,
He ably earns his poor reward,
And spends it like an, Lrishmon
!, If strange and poor, for you he'll pay:
And guide you were you safe DE,
Are you his cemrade--wiiile you stay,
His cottage holds a jubilee:
) His inmost soul he will unlock;
And ifhe may your merits scan, *
Your confidence he scoIns to mock,
For faithful is an Irish1nen.
4
By honor bound in wee or veal,
'Whate 'er she bids he dares 70 do;
Tempt him with brides, or if you fail,
lie seeks h''f net a pf eef R{ gd hllr trua;
Be where it ought in danger'a van;
And if the field of fame be lost,
Twill not be by an IfIsiunsn.
Erin, lov'd land from age to age,
May you become more fam'd more freei
May peace be yours-or if you wage,
Defensive war--cheap victory,
May plenty bloom in ev'ry field,
Your healthfuI breezes softly fan,
And pleasures smile serenely gid,
The breast ofay'ry Irish,-a1.
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DIED, this morning, Mrs CATHARINE
LYNN, .relict of Adam Lynn, in the eIst
year Of her age. Hcr,friend5 and acquaintance
are requested to- attend her funeral tomorrow
afternoon at three osel cck, from her late dwell
ling on King-street.
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{ IT, The Proprietor of tn

syf5 1ooC1
lexagdr5a Daily Advertiser, wall
difpose of the Establishment on
moderate terms-there are now
nearly six hundred Subscribers
and the Lift encreasing,-To a
Perfon Of lnduitry and Talents
for conducting "a Newspaper,
this would be. a desirable Sltua-
ton. Circumstances beyond his
Coptroul render it necessary to
make Sale, 1t wall therefore be
sold a great Bargalnif Applicant
on be made foon.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-29
Nav 80
Forty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, on
Tuesday, 18th instant, colored man. named
HANSON, but calls himself Hanson Peir-
son, upwards of six feet high, very slim from
his shoulders down, long arms honey and
straight, complexion yellow-4it is supposed
a white man was his father from the color
and growth of his hair, which is about or
I inches long, and which he generally wears
.qucued-his csoathihg consists of an oznaburg
shir. and trowsers, striped linsey waistcoat
and old shoes-all his best cloaths he left In
the country, as he came to town that morning
to cut small lot of grass-he is very fond of
liquor, and has brazen look Whoever takes
up and secures him in Jail SO that get him
again, shall have, if taken within the county,
Twenty DoHars if out o! it Forty Dollars,
and reasonable charges if brought home.
Masters of vessels and others are forewarn-
ed from harboring or carrying him off at their
peril.
George Slacum.
July 70.
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! RAITIM0RE, sf9u 26.

Arrived, hris Hanna, Snow, II DAYS
fon Hava.ua.-Left ship Yigilant, of N,
orr brig HAVANA Packet, of do. and
kig Atlantic, of Philadelphia, just arrived.
poke nothing on hcrpassage.
Also, schr. Marv Ann, Muir, 65 days
rom n. 0rlesas. July Sd, SO miles w.
L Totugas, spoke brig Agenoria. Dris-
tell, from BaltiInore. for New Orleans.
Ship Thomas Wilson, Gardner, IS days
rom LIZ Guayfs. --Left IA Guayra the 9rh
PSI. en- the moramgof which day, an en-
arso haa been laid on ali vessels AMER
ans excepted IN consequence of the arrival
aSiarish vessel from Porto Rico, where
pacsst had just arrived from Spain, with
|Slers to thai effect. It was generally be-
|eyed there, that the embargo would in a
Ew eaFs be extended to the Americans.
ne schooner Farmer had arrived from PHI
Fdtlphia, or the Ath of July, IN 20 days
|assasse, ana with the brig Lion, captain
klat, Of New London, were the, only A.
sss9as LIFT alta Guayra. The Lion WIS
stiFcn S. Anlero, and was then begin
Q nke ma cargo for Spain. The schr.
'asy Ann, Nose, sailed for Philadelphia,
l5sa Of June.
ne 81 french letter Of lnarque brig Gene
3 Aln0us, of tsI guns, and % or 3omen)
(', AZ az L. Gaayra the 25th of June, in
|;s gays heIn Caadaloupe, inquest of provi-
Ives, ' aad had obtained permission to take
- 90 barrels OF flour, paying 26 dos.
q. S,f'Sl, With q quantity CT indian corn,
- ~, - 8 &c. AID was then engaged load
.,- .aS cassaln Ct the General Ernouf IN
Por ~ nat IA few days before he sailed
III - r.uasaloupe, an American schooner
.o.n.: ,NSe here from the L. S. with a
El;;.I 'y e hams, lard and cheese, all Of
,eo.S il s9'o at one dollar per pound. 1t ap-
get Thai the schooner had cleared out a
NM M $ casks las empty in order to bring
,o. e sugar and molasses, and these provi.
{, &c we're concealed in them. There was
,s.a 10a M At Guadalupe, and the last had
!. : SS'a a 20 dollars per barrel.
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NETWORK, sfuly IS.

g The u. S. Frigate Chesapeake Com
Iedcrs Decatur, Anchors within the hook.
Is snoring. As soon as il was known to-
/ Navy Agent here, an express boat was
Immediately employed to carry dispatches
her, which, was received in this city frem
gasaiagson. Il is said that the Navy A.
mt BAD crdsrs 70 send an express boat out
pursuit Of the Chesapeake, II she had not
,uched here.
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So. IAco Dk La VrcA. yu,s "a,

Il
Arrived ships Alfred, Hutthlns Echo.
Stewart Stork, Chambers Planter, Flet-
cher, and brig Daphne, Dsnnins, oil from
London ship Herald, Watson, Cork ;scllr.
Olive, Munree, Boston; Espsranza, Green,
I Port All Prince. & &
Three licenced traders arrived this morn
ing, one OF them with a cargo of -four.
Ills majesty's frigate Greyhound, captain
Troubridge, went not long since to ths Isle
OF France, under flag of truce, to enquire,
after the fate of the Blenheim and lava
when his flag was respected By gen. De-
cean, who unable to afford him any other m
telllgence Of these ships, save that general
reports stated them to have foundered off
Madagascar, gave him an order, addressed
to ali persons under the domination of the.
French government, directing them to inn
part to captain Troabridge, all they might
know concerning the vessels, and to afford
him every facility, during the continuance of
his cruise in search of his father.
The Olive sailed from Boston on the Goth
ult. at which time the embargo continued in
full force and the last supplemental billto the
embargo it seems, renders their coasting
trade extremely difficult and vexatious.
The American brig Belona, from Charles
ton to Kingston, with rice, detained By his
majesty's snip Garland, captain Bsvan, off
Cape Meize, on the 9Th instant was BROUGHT
into Port Royal yesterday; she sailed from
Charleston On the Oath ultimo, atwhich time
the embargo still continued in force and
there was no probability of it's being taken
off for length Of time, zohich occasioaed tire
generality Of americans to be extremity cla-
mor0,ls.
The following are the names Of the prin-
cipal plivateers which belong to the island Of
Cuba, and frequently infest our coast -
Sch'r General Massena, of one "a FOUNDER,
one IL ditto, four SKIES, and 1870 nen.----
Schr. Jean Bart, Of one IL FOUNDER, and
6 ditto, and 100 men. Schr. L'Impsrial,
of two FOUNDERS, and four 6 do. and 80
men. Schr. Prince de Benevento, Of one 9
FOUNDER, two do. and 80 men. Schr. La
Sentinel, Of one 8 FOUNDER, and four do.
and so men. Three masted telucca lie Re-
gulus, of one FOUNDER and 50 men. Three
masted felucca La Boladora, Of one epound-
err, and 60 men. Three masted fsllc~a lie
Tigre, of one FOUNDER, and one 50 pouad
carroaade, and 90 men. Or the above pri-
vateers, the General Mass@na is the only
one now in the port Of ST. Jago, the rest are
all cruizing.
lie Tigre and L'Argoaaute have beeh
lately fitted out, and one of them is COM
manded by IAN Of the name Of Michel,
who was on board the Antelope schooner,
which was captured and brought iii the port
of St. Jago, the rest are all cruizing.
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FRom TaENoReA AMERICAN.
NEW ICARICATuRE.

Mr.. VA sER,
BEING in china store few days
since, amused myself some time looking
at the various devices which the English
make use of, to induce us to purchase their
ware. Among them was one, which par
tsculaily drew my attention, as very aP2ll-
cable to our present situation--it represents
John Bull holding the head OF a cow, Bona
parte the tail, and Thomas Jefferson in
situation TO mix her; but either through
design Or neglect III the artist, he has given
MIR. Jefferson no vessel to save the milk IN,
and he's placed him On his knees, with his
face turned towards Bonaparte, as It in the
act Of supplicating him to know how he
shall continue the waste. W.
From Jamaica Papers to the 18Th et June.
KINGSTON, June II.
The Active has brought supply OF $50
barrels of -four from Georgetown, S. c.
She was bound to New Orleans, but having
experienced very bad weather Immediately
after leaving port and sprung leak, she
was obliged to bear away for this island
She furnishes no news. Capt. Speake re-
ports that he got his cargo (aour and fish,
by I" WAYS and means. .
Yesterday arrived at Port Royal his ma
iestv's brig Sandwich, of IL guns, lieut..
A'Court, from cruise, with Danish schr.
Saint Elizabeth, from St. Jago de Cuba,
bound to the u. S, with sundries taken by
h@r of Trinidada de Cuba, on the 25th
ult. .1
Saturday, 9uae !a.--We learn that the
American brig Express, which v'as detaln
ed in Jan. last by the Muros, and ordered
,, for this port, had been retaksn by the crew
| and carried into Campeachy.
The Americana brig Bellona, from Charles,
| ton and Nassau to this island, with rice and
flour, detained to the northward OF st. Do
mingo on Tuesday last by the Garland 1rl-
gate, was brought into Port Royal yester-
day.
The ship Wilmington, Childs, of VIII
mington, from New Orleans to this port,
with 900 barrels Of -four got into Nassau
the Esd ult. having sprung her foretopmast,
and was to proceed in few days.
The brig Lion, Cullum, 81 days from
New York, with about 5000 slaves and
heading, entered at the custom-house OF
Port Maria on the 9th ult.
| The brig John Adams, Shaw, from New
port entered at Port Antonio, on the 18th
nst.
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NEW ORLEANS, iWae 10.
~. - barn fronl Baton Rouge, that serlcus
|. VI .; havs been entertained bygov-
n s. p s, i + .~sellicn against the govern
s'.u i his catholic majesty, ard that MAJOR
n |sas formerly ofih;s city, hasbse arrested,
& !, II close custody
+ ;aas ia.
r...sr,lay arrived IN this city, n good
), ~ son,a,odore David Porter, Q. the u.
F [s',s n,yy whosueceeds commodore Leo
al din snssonamalld Of the squadron On this
|ation.
Ws tearn that captain Williamson. cruiz-
Sin gun boat of lake Barrstarla, has
sds coilsis. rsAle seizure OF cry goods
,uggliag on board brig, for the Spanish
arkst.
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sAyoNNE. dsril 2s.

ia, i seven in the evening Htr
Y !'.' - empress arrived here. To- )
6sst Wed ! visit from the prince OF
!. 'is f., before Yesterday the prince de "a
ls ~ "a here. He dwells IN q cassie
a'I'. .o,s,. To morrow the king and
) :, 4 s,aain are xpected.
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4. Span, on case IS. ,,; 5
,np1. sIs Tine i not tar rs d,s !.
z gbsa e g ~, ~ now find these devo'
4 spsdoI,s ,. anh car Of the conqusF0f
! Il void 1900.
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PARIS, May 4

for, run dated the S5sh ,ATi1l'
Letters isoo o' he interference Of France,
|ssh hat W. y Pace hes been set at liberty.
/ Pfi,ss HAT the unfortunate prince,
S aa s'a ont ol his prison, was without
f ! 3 1 "a had beard several inches lo's'
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For Sale.

! km ~ CHAIRS, one single and the other
49,, shy ehair, both new, with tops and har-
harp,;. "ap'ete. They win be sold great
'elys7. 444as : 0"e. -,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-29
LAVINTELLIGENCE. Communicated.
BAPTIsT IRVINE,

Editor Of the Whig,
This day appeared before the court Of oy-
cr and terIniner, and goal delivery for Bal
tlmore county, to receive his sentence, for
publishing ga false, scana'alous and malicious
keel, tending, 20 detame the character q Ed
uurd ). sc0ale, Esquire, Register Of thisci-
f5'," ofwhich he was convicted by the YER.
dict Of the jury, delivered ON Saturday last.
Judge Scott, after making some very perth
nent and impressive remarks on the danger
Gus tendency. Of suck libels to produce
breaches Of the public peace, and injure the
public morals, pronounced the sentence Of
the court That Baptist Irvine pay fine of
two hundred dollars, and be imprisoned
SIXTY DAYS.
TPoh Ee1 On,
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Public Sale.

ON 190.ND,1Y NEXT,
At half past three o'clock, will be sold at the
late dwelling house of A. Jackson, deceas-
ed, a variety of
Household 6 Kitchen Furniture.
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Public Sale.

BY virtue of and assignment from George
Hill, an insolvent debtor, will be exposedto
public sale, on SATURDAY. the 9th August
two story FRAMED HOUSE, situate On
Duke street, few doors east ofUnion street,.
The lot is 20 feet front and go feet deep, and !.
subject to grou.f rent Of sixtysdolIars per
amman. Terms of sale cash.
Horace Field, Tuy9ee.
July o. cost :.
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LOST THIS M ORNlN6.

SOMEWHERE On II I'aaiifiaxsor pei'tk q I
streots, n SUM C.fsAfO.NlaI y, IN alexar-
sllia banksnotes, Of dollisis eaca the nnaes
will Be hand onlely swarued, by leaving 70
with the printer.
Z 4astly 90. y sTSs
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[Bah. Fed. Gas.

Extract Of a letter ti.0n' a respectable nner-
camille ho,sse IN Trinidad dated July /.
6 Wlthregard to our markets here for
American produce, you are most egregious-
" mistaken, when you suppose them high.
We base just received 5000 bbls. of -four
from Passanaquoddy and not week pass
es but some vessels are dropping in from
Philadelphia, Norfolk, &c. with thatsarticie.
From the arrangements now made with
Halifax, and Canada! We have no doubt
We viii be regularly supplied with that ar.
ticle. A cargo Of 1ooObbis, Would not just
now command more, than IL coils. Last
Sept. previous 70 the embargo, it was sold
at IS Spanish lnilled dollars. From the
Man We get pknty fresh beef, vegetables,
&c. We find BY experience we can live In
dependent Of Jefferson and his embargo
law"
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In act second, Il CHARACTERISTIC
DAhCE-ay Measrs Francis, Harris, Char.
mock, Briers, Misses Hunt, &l
Act third. Wild MOUNTAINOUS Country,
called the Nant of Appcnnaz. with Pines and
Massey Rocks, ruae Wooden Bridges, thrown
across from rock to rock. a rugged Mill
Stream in the back ground the Miller'e
House ON one side, steep ascent by nar-
row path to the Bridge.
On Tuesday, an entire new Melo@Drarna,
called Tie Fortress, with entertainments.
~ Doors 70 Be oten at s, ard herforsaastt
TO begin precisely at quarter 1iass.7 o'clotk.s.
*.* ..lamiaanee--6or enc dollar, nit se0enty
five cents, gallery fifty cents.
fit Boo 1ickes. to be had at the bar ~
Mr.. Gads6y's hotel, and at tie office Of the
Daily Gazette.
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TO rem #,

three story Brick House and Lot, web
calculated for business and the accommodate
on of family, situate at the corner of Prince.
and Washington-streets, in an airy & healthy
part Of the town.-Possession given on the
first day Of August next-Apply to PAihk
71Iitlett.
Edmund Denney.
July IL = ed
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On Tuesday, an entire new Melo&D Drama
called Tie Fortress, with entertainments.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-15
VALUABLE PROPERTY
! q SALE. Z

THE subscriber wishing 70 remove %
- The Western country, Offers Tor sale
bis House and Lot in Charles Town,
Jefferson County Virginia this proper.
~ IS situate on the main street, near the
Market. House and other public, build.
ings. aud adjoining Mr.. John Kennedy's
buildings where ohm md. rsoa's Coffee.
House and Inn, s krpt, whirh makes II
valuable for store. keepers or Mechanics,
il i. unnecessary to say more as Il i well
known, from It's lay ing . hear the pub.
lie buildings, sud 10 the centre Of the
Town, that il win Increase 10 value %
The Town improveA. The telnsw win be
easy, by inssaIImeuts,, and made known
by applying 20 the subscriber Eting on
the premises. t6y
TRAVIS GLAScOcK.
Charles. Town, March II, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-15

MILL Be run for over good course
" near Martinsburg, ON Wednes-
day the 18th day Of Nav next, = purse
Of one hundred dollars, four miles to the
heat, free for any horse, mare or geld
ing. r 49, ~,
On Thursday the 18Th, . purse of
S6fty dollars, three miles { o the heat, free
ps before. the winning horse the 6rst day
sxespted.
And on Friday the soth,. a purse Of
twenty dollars, Two miles'to the beat,
free also, for any horse, mare or geld.
ing, the winning horses the preceding
days excepted. A.. ~.H
The racing each dav. - be regulated
sgreeahle 10 established rales Proper
persons WILDE appointed a. llges. {.
One chilling 10 the pound entrance
Horses 10 be entered ths d.y preceding
each race, or double At the post.-Four
horses 70 start each day. or ~ race.
Toll will be required from an speeta.
tors, not subscribers 10 the pnrse.
DAVID COONS, Manager.
April g., 1908.
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The crlebr6ied sfaa Hetss
, HIRA IN, .

WILL stand this season at the stable
THE subscriber, and cover mares
at three dollars and Fifty cents the season,
one dollar and fifty censs the singie leap,
sndsix dollars 70 ensure ! foal ; parting
with, or removing the mare forfeits the
insurance; the money Tor the lesp and
season to be paid before ths 6rst Of Sept.
and for insurance when the mare 10
known to be with foal; al of which may
be discharged BY delivering Of krain be.
fore the 18Th Of August, 81 their rsspec.
rive market prices. The season has
commenced and will end the 2s,h Of
June. No responsibility for accidents.
Hiram 10 of the Neb breed of Horses.
i upwards Of sixseen hands high, of .
dark ehesnns brown colour, 9 years old
and remarkably well calculated for the
draft. -, 81 l.. :
STEPHEN ~sNoDc,RAss.
April Z, isos.