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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02
Mount Comfort,
FOR SALE.

CITU ATED on kappahanaock in .he county
~ OF Essex, within fifteen miles of Tappahau-
mock aud about 'he same distance from Urbanna
and King and Qceen Courthouse and very con-
venient 10 he post Office Nontague's Tavern
--tsrc are upwards of one hundred and fifty
acres It land attached 10 this seat considera
bic paw, of which is wood land and heavily tim
herei-The improvements are adweillng house.
forty Zee, by eighteen, a Kitchen, Snoke-House.
Stable. Ice House. &c. The liill--And onthe
river bank, q store house, with 4 eommodious
Store and Counting Room and an excellen, Gra-
narr--all Of which--except the Stable--have
been cecentty built. Mount Comfort commands
rs good, it not the best view of the river of any
seat on the Rappshannoek, and the best fab and
oysters may I've had at the door with very LITTLE
,roubie --It is well calculated for merchant,
being IN a populcus and wealthy neghboShood,
wlfere it is telievrd five or six thousand pounts
worth of goods might be retailed aunuaily--it
would also be convenient stand for protest.
orsl chasacter--I would either sell on credit ii
the payments can be agretd on, or exchange for
Other lands without Improvements.
For farther particulars apply to- Reuben M.
0arneit. or 10
Garter Wood,
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Penifcniia,y Store,

I iE spbsc'lbcr, Agenl Tor ,he Pcri,e. t9.sg
4 offers for sac the following articles. the -,
nufactrc cfshat institution a, very low ,rice, .or
cash ouly at retail, and a, 30 days cre a. win Ole
sale, Cor approved endcr ed regesiatis notes.
cur NAILS
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BY the GoDernor IF Tie COMMUNICABLE 81
Virginia,
A PROCLAMATION.


WHEREAS it appears 70 The executive from
w sn crdcr made az ,he October ,erm, 1857
of the district court at Winohesrer. duly certified
by The clerk of sad couit, thar Jacob Ockerman,
who as examined for murder in the county cours
Of Shenandoah, and adjudged by thac court to be
tried IN the distr9 court, and entered into recog
nizance 20 appear in the said dis va count, on the
first day Of the Term, and against whom n grand
jury found bill for murdcr, failed appear ana
IS going at iarge; have therefore though, a., by
and with the advice Of the council of sta,c 10 -
sue this prcclamsti n hereby offering reward
of one hundred dollars to any poison or persons
who shall apprehena and conduit the said Jacob
Ockerman before some one more of the iustis
ces of the peace in and FOR he county of FTede.
.ck. IN which county the Jail of The said dsuiet
court of Winchester is situate, hat he may be
dealt virh as, in such cases. the law dress And
do moreover enjoin all officers, civil and militia.
~, and exhort he good people Of his Common
vca:h. 10 use their best endeavo-s to apptehend
and carry before some uue more of the Justices
rs the peace in and for he aforesaid county of
Frederick, he aid Jacob Ockerman, 10 be dealt
with according TO law.
Given under my hand with the seal ofthe
(Ls) commonwealth annexed, az Richmond,
this 1871 day of July, 1903.
signed,
W..
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Wirt's Speeches.

6e AEev coties Of the above w5rk .TOy
sqle at the Argus Book. Store.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-06

Prom he above scheme il will appear tia.
hat ,thcrs are net two Blanks to prize, and
nat Tic prizes are TO be paid Without dis.
cunt.
- TICKETS Ter sale at R. GaAYs
8pok-sto'r, King gtreet--PrcseDt yG>e Ct
lckcls SIX. DOLLARS, VIII advance IS the
dr.,wiag lfo.5 roses, which wiz be at the gasa
81 5000 tci,et@ "a week, and viii posiiiyely be
colu,},ctci il n;iie weeks from, this date. 4
ccrre<i li3t 81 the drawing will be ceceivcd
daily. Pnz>s in tie Charitable Marine I3t.
;cfy taRenin exchanges for tickets il this
November 9.
n. z. rae Charitable Marine Lottery has
unavoidabA been Pcstponcd,5 BY reason that
.:he clerks have becl, es ployed IL preparing
The numbers, checks, &c .os Tie Trinity
Church lottery bat tie draNing vail be re-
s,lined in short time aHd 10 doubt need be
entertained CT Ks final completion
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Notice as hereby gsuem,

TvHA1' an annual meeting of the stock
q holders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, will take place on the first Mon
day in December next, atthe houseof John
Gooding, at the old turnpike gate, in Fairfax
county, for transacting the business en- the
company. At same time and place, an cleo
ton WILDE held fora president, four directors
and treasurer, fol- the ensuing year.
JONAH THOMPSON, Treasurer
Nsysmbsr l4--lls 2awts
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Co.'s Prizes.
1885 Blanks.
Dr. THE ABOVE PRIZES.

II OF 29O dois. to The hrst drawn l5i.nk.
4 OF 200 co. 10 ] ST drawn blank aE,er
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December s.
Public sale.

Tx virtue Of deed OF trust from Ntll AZ"
". Mis-. 10 the subscriber, viii be exposed
at puhlls sale, on S sICRDAY, the trntil
day of December next, between the hours
Of 70 and / O'Clock, p. si. at the Coffee house
In Alcxsndma, for ready money, to be al
piled, in tie FIRST pace: towards the SIS
charge Of certain debts therein rlentio.isds
due to Joseph Srn}th---;.il TIC fight titis
nd interest OF t,,e said itzhlam y. 'fss, y
\ certain piece or parcel OF ground situa.S
lying az beng III The town OF aieSai''fi"
nd bounded as follows, to.wit :----ii gi'.niiA,
at the corner,rthe intersections Of hing ara
Wcst.s.rcets, On tic north Of X.ng and cas-
sof West-streets, and running thence cast
wardl b and uith kuag street, and ,,!nstiEs..
thereon 6 feet and Il inches /; lhenec
sortnwardiy and parallel 10 Wc,t-strect l2Q
feet to a ten feet alley; thepce westwardi
and binting on SKID ALLY parallel to King
streea6l fcetS inches and IN half TO Vest
street; thence ssouthwaU!!y and binding Oh
Wesg-,tIcet to the beginning.
.4LSO
Che other piece or 9afcci Of Ground, 81
r,iafe On the north side o. King sueet, ans
east side OF West street and bounded ~
follows, 70 wit: Beginning at the distan% e
II 81 feet S inches and an half, from the N
eersecticn of King and ,West-streets, and
lqlnalng e&s.w rally binding Oh Aing-streey
10 se,t, thence northwareily ard parallel to
West-straet le8 feet to ten feet alley,
.ence wcstwardiy ointiifiss on said alley a'la
.paraiisl 10 King za feet, thcace south
,ar;Iiy and parallel TO " st-strect l26 tee''
til. beginning.
Colin Aud, Trustee.
Nnye-r or ! g ctaWtS
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FOR SALE,

very valuable TRACE ct t.titD, cor on
tanning Ill s. acres, lying near lily lnarhe.'
IN the county Of Prince William. Ems l1alia
is nov in the occupation OF Mr. a &c '1rteH'
who Will shcw the premises 70 any person
disposed to purchase. The subscriber nav
inc much need of money will give greas
bargain ON this land.
YIN. A. g.. Dade.
n.,,,,f.;s Nov ls-ls d2et~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-06

The HOUSE on Princes street, lately oc-
cupisd by .lohn Fats, deceased.
- FOR SALE,
Share Pennsylvania Copper Mine Stock.
R. |. Taylor Ex'oy
September - a.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-06

lol{ph 4aanqetii!e,
c3zsEK az EiBG and f.tfRFAx sgtLl7i,
.fLExAKDAfd
las received a considerable ad'
dltion TO hls Stock,
.l.5D 0fFGRS FlR SALE,
90 hogshcads, Ist and ID Guai'ty
20 barrels Ahsegrado ssseTs'
1000 II. Green Go!Eee
8 - tons Bfitisn Patent Shot, assorted
8B to No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
10 asks fgs, qualify Goshen Cheese
20 BOXES Iou.i Candies
IS bags clean heavy Pepper.
SO asNutmess.
casks London refined SaltPeIrc'
t;ito ri,h Glue. -
Gunpo;Ssaar, Imperial Hyson' Hoh o. 81, ~
son, .svss sSsill, and Padre SoachohS lsss
i aa.tfchests, boxes ard cannisters-no,'
Of which gre equs,I il qualify TO arr ever Ia
Port, Narsals, SHERRY, Iisbon' Tsn'I
rife, ana Malaga Wines.
few ae. Medoe clarot- ~ No,,Is,n
Jarna:9a, 1Nindwayd-island, ana No'"'',"
Rum.
|. ornac. Bordeaux and Pech bran"!'
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whis;cy.
six hogsheads C!crfy Bounce.
Retailing I.folasses, Hayanna none
Wine and Cider Vinegar
Rest Florence Oil in bottles and TASK.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolate, 49,. NJ
Pearl 4 Common Barley, Basket Salt Quar- ::
SIG B;nc, Indigo, Mace, Cloves, CsSs'a' I,
n,en,o Race and Ground Ginger, Ca}enns
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, R&is'ns, Niso W.
Cnrrants, Madder, alum, Coppcfas; ~"
Birthstone, Chalk, British and BfaEa, W." w.
Gunpowler, Spanish segsrs' cavendl r;ne -
Small Twist Chewing IoAacco, i>e'Ps -
CARROTS, and Hamilton's Snu'l' " r'5 pr.rls
Wrapping Paper, PLAYING Cards. E'd 00'''
Leading Lines, &c. &c.
October ls.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-06

4. Tract Of LAND. containing a7s acres,
s.suate IN the county of Lancaster, Virginia.
Oh the main road leading from. Richmond to
Lancaster court house. hve miles fom the
latter and foar mics FROM Deep Greek, cnthe
Rappahanncck This improvements are. q
rood. DWELLING house, kitchen, smoke house,
corn house, a large barn aad store house, all
new, and handsome apple orchard Of about
500 trees. Upwards of 900 acres of the a
bove land is well timbered with oak, chesnut
and hickory. The terms Will be made known
by applying to Mr.. p. 2rihleft, Of Alcxan-
antlria, or te the subscriber adjoining this
place.
Edmund Denncy.
Centrevillc, Oct. l4-tl7., law
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-06
trinity Church Lottery

Thi' Lottery is authorised ay The Less,
ture OF Maryland, and bonds have t.on s: :'Ia'
to the Mayor and City Council O, 49,. =" s''e'
for tue faithful performance Of the N, ,..0't'
I..ie FLOWING is tie Scheme - asf1
S G. II F. M y
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N % Il 1 4 &.

WHEREAS on the first day OF Au-
Gust last, i gave n note at four months Tor
the SUM of lo7 doiiars and so cents, payable
to the ex,ors OF y1nnas Jackson, u a by piag-
.ment of the circuit court OF Alexandrla there
appears due me balance OF ios us,i9ts a'ia
e5 cents, from the estate ct said jackson :;
Therefore I giUc this notice, that viii hot
pay my note OF the first O August when II
becomes due; but am wiling to SO mo =
settlement and i'll pay any ballahce OF &C.
mand that shall aI,pear due
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Ha9slton's Grand Restorative.

Recommended as an Invaluable Medicine,
Far he speedy relief, and permanent cure OF
he various complaints which result from dis
.;n.ted measures, juvenile indiscretions, re-
.;asnre in elm ates unfayorable to the consti-
f,tion. the immoderate use of tea, frequent
;ntoxication or any destructive intemp crance,
the unskilful or destsuctive use OF mercury,
the diseases peculiar to females, at certain
nsriod of life, bad layings in, &c. sc.
And is proved by long and extensive expe-
renee to be ABSOLUTELY unparalleled in the.
rupe ofnervous disorders, consulnptions and
lowne., of spirits, loss of appetite, imparity
~ the blood, hysterical affections, inward
suv,aeakness, violent cramps in the stomach and
hack. indigestion, melancholy, govt in the,
.,oynach. pains in the limbs, relaxations, IN
~oluntary emissions seminal weakness, OBJ
stinatc elects, Huor albos, or whites. impo-
cncy, barrenness, &c. &c.
Haus;gton's Worm Destroying La
zenges.
which there is reason to believe, have,
Within eight years past cured upwards OF Tw Q
HuSaxBD THOUSAND persons OF both sexes,
.ofevssy age, and in every situation,of various
dangerous complaints arising from WORMS
and from distractions or foulncss IN the ste
mach and bevet.
Hamilten's Elsxsy.
For Coughs, Gods. Asshmss, Sore Thfoa
I'D arprOsehing csaappptass.
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BIS
William x Berry
mark
Decenssr 2--s.
LOST.

On THURSDAY evening laas, at OF On my RIM \
f:oaa the. IRE eosatany, held al mr. Gofa'n :
taUe,n,
A Red Morocco Pocket Book
Containing orc hundred doiIsr baak hote.
OF tie bank of Potomac, and lottery tickets.
ANY person finding toe same and returning Ii
TO the esitorof this p.per, or the subscriber
Shall be generously rewarded.
Vim. Weston.
December ot
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WANTED,

WANTED,
Ons Hundred hogsncads PRiNlE. y i =
MA To8AcC co for which casA will be CIV
en- By s,
December i.
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ITCH OINTMENT,

Warranted to cure by once Using, ana
be free from Mercury or any fserr'cio1s Or o. !;
fensiue ingredient, &c. may with perfect sal
ty be applied to the Youngest infant.
Hannah Lee, Patent Medicine store,
New York, Sept. 70, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-08

has attracted the notice Of the citizens of
the different quarters orthe u. S.
The books of the company are to he o.
pened on the 7th' of March next for The re-
ceptiop of subscribers to the stock of the in
stitution, and from the spirit of the times,
we have no doubt that the shares will be al
most instantaneously subscribed for. 1t gives
ms pleasure To learn that the President OF the
u. 5. intends to patronize the institution in
his individual capacity. The different
course of trade that must inevitably succeed
the present state of things, will shortly give
new life and vigor to the springs of indus
try, and afford labor to numbers who now
experience the frowns of fate in the general
stagnation of business. -.dmerfean. $50
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BALTIMORE, Feb. %
THE DUEL.

Our correspondent at Washington, in.
forms that Mr.. Barent GARDENER, (repre-
sentative from the state of New York; and
MIR. G. w. Campbell, (from Tennessee)
went out on Saturday morning to fight
but the circumstance being made public, a
great concourse of men, women and chill
dren, resorted to the marked scene of acti-
on; the aGir was postponed but, fear
not yet tower. Mr.. Eppes, az second, atten-
ded M Campbell; Mr.. White accompa-
MED MIR. Gardeuier.-Fed. Gdz.
March /.
Since by the different DEGREES OF the bell
ligerent powers, the neutral lag cannot with
safety navigate the different seas, without
being subjcc. 70 the rapacity of their di fer
ent cruizers and subsequent inevitable con-
demnation, the news by the late arrivals
from Europe have placed the seal Of sile nee
on the lips Of some federalists who were
among the most forward to Condemn the
measures OF The government The couse-
quence of this occlusion of our commerce
from the shores of hostile Europc, is the in
PRODUCTION of a new system of POLITICAL eco
nomy in the u. S The spirit of CONNER
cial enterprise is smothercd by the bound
less expanse of ambition in the contest FOR
dominion Thish given rise to
2 manufacturing spirit in our country, which.
If carried fully into execution will evcntu-
ally exclude the Consumption of European
manufactures in these states. The citizcss
of aB tmore have displayed n noble ardor
m the rapidly Of movement in bringing
forward an institution which must crown the
adyenturer with glory and riches. The
Baltimore Union NJ taufactui9ng Company
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By Last Nights Mail.
Ncyv York. Feb. 90.

-fCV OThs IcO. ~
The British packet, Lord Hobart, which
arrived at this port yesterday via Bermuda,
left Falmouth on the 18th of January. but
orings no London papers later than the 9th,
or Lleyd's Lists. The captain is unac-
quainted with any political event of impor-
lance having occurred between that date
and the time of his sailing.
ne London papers state report OF a
proposal by Great Britain acceded to by Boz
naparte, to treat for peace.
ne British government, in reply to an
application from the Merchants, had declar-
ed their determination not to relax their late
orders. Fa
The papers by the British packet which
arrived yesterday, were not delivered, when
our paper went TO press. Dispatches for
Mr.. Rose were forwarded this morning.
Oracle
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Philadelnhia. March I.


TO YOUR TENTS ONCE MORE!
The public have been constantly imposed
upon, by the nefarious receptions of presses,
in the paw OF Great Britain--we have en-
deavored with earnestness, to counteract
those injurious articles and frauds upon the
public.
We no7v deem IL a duty, to in,t,reSs Il n,ost
seriously on the flzl6&ic, thai as zve can haze
no interest 8efarate from tie interest of The
United Srdtes--eDery tie thos is sacred and
binding TO social man, independent of eve
ry consideration of principle aud pride, fix :
es the affections and the duties ofth editor
OF this paper, to those generous wishes and
soiictudes, which bind men to their country,
and men OF numerous families to coyet and
preserve peace.
The same obligations call upon us not to
let the people slumber---nor let them be
imposed upon---if when we are sustained by
the concurrent character of events, men
will not believe---if they will Willingly trust
to the deceiyer, then while we dcplore the
lintdfuafion, we are TIE MORE ixsGfed---
we now assure the American public, that
we are possessed of information of the most
authentic character.
That Great Britain has determined TO
make war upon us.
That all vessels bearing the American
ilag are seized in the ports of G.. p
And tina, their ministers have declared
their determination, not to depart a ti,tle
from their prc,ensions.
Mr. Pinckney had rot left London, but
his functions had been in some degree sns.
pended by the hostility of The ministerial
declarations, with his claims aud protests
1t we are not much mistaken, message
on this subject has been communicated 10
congress.
The people Of America may rely upon
he information we have here given-we
have never yet imposed faIsehood upon
the public,--and should deem ourselves
meriting inflmy, to hold out false alarm
on subIsct so serious--we have fulfilled
he duties of faithful cenlinel-if they
will trust to traitors-be the evil upon
their creduIity.--.6urora.
March 1.
The dispatches from Mr.. Pinckney, our
minister at London, to which we referred
IN our paper OF yesterday, appear to have
been laid before congress. One fact esca-
ped us Yesterday, in the hasty perusal of
our English letters, was, that the British
government has issued orders to the sever
al ports, of concealed kind, to prevent
the sailing of any British Ucsset for the
United Sfafes---the information reaches us
in an unqneStionabie ehahe---as Mr. Pinck-
ney has not made any sort of reserve in
communicating information to the Ameri
cans in LondoR. il.
We are informed that gentleman arrived
IN town this morning, WIN saws, government
received Thy expFcss) accounts at O'Clock last
evening, that BURR and Co had assembled n
much greater force than before and were re-
entered on their enterprise that the country
was thereby in great uproar nfOur letter
from Washington dated last evening, makes
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NEW YORK. Feh- -

Lieutenant LEWIS and Mr. NoURsE, the
two messengers of government, having ar
rived IN this city, the ship Usage, captain
Duplex, if the wind and weather permit,
VIII sail this morning for L'Orient and Fall
mouth.
The British Packet, Norton, which sailed
on Thursday morning, had on board, bills
TO the amount of 100000 sterling, upwards
of 5000 letters, and 16 passengers.
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MoNDAr, february %.

MoNDAT, February %.
Mr.. Clopton presented a resolution COM
prising an amendment to the constitution to
render senator's of the II. 5. liable to remo-
val by majority of two thirds of the res
pectiVe legislatures who chuse them.
This resolution was referred to commit
tee of the whole on the state of the Union.
Mr. G. then presented resolution of the
legislature of the state of Virginia on this
subject; which was referred to the same
committee.
Mr. Dawson presented letter from the.
governor of sbe state of Virginia, Covering.
an act of the Legislature of that state to
which the assent of Congress is required
before it can become law. 1t was well
known Mr.. d. observed, that no state can,
without the consent of congress raise any
troops. The Legislature of Virginia had
passed such law for the defence of her
frontier, and solicited the consent of Com
gress 20 it. Referred to select Committee.
Mr.. Dawson reported bill authorizing
the raising an additional army; which as
twice read and referred TO committee of
the whole.
This is the hill which went through acorn
mittee of the whole a few days ago. and
has since been committed, in consequence
ofthe Presidents message on the object
1t is now reported according to the letter
frorn the Secretary of WaT,1
Mr.. Cicpron, from select committee
reported bin TO revive and make. per.
mauent AN act to prescribe the mode OF
taking evidence in contested elections OF
members of the House of Representatives
of 1.-THE United States, s. to Compel the atten-
dance of testimony in such caseg.--Twice
ocad and referred to a committee of the
whole.
The engrossed bill supplementary to
the act supplementary to the embargo law,
was read the third time, and after a de-
bate Of two hours (Which shall be common.
ced in our next) was passed, by yeas and
nays-97 to o.
The bill to admit the importation of old
copper tree OF duty, was return,~ from the
Senate, with an amendment including SALT
PETRE * SULPHER in the remission from
duty on the importation The amendment
was Immediately greed TO, ayes rs
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IN The high tired imforfed
:" ffssssrFSU HORSE
80 ARCHDUKE,

WILL stand a, the Bowling Green,
w from the 10 + March 10 the lst day
OF August next, and will be let to mares at
the reduced price of TWENTY FIVE DOL
LARS, payable within the season. ARCH.
DUKE has so frequently been advertised,
that Il is deemed unnecessary TO swell an
advertisement to the usual length; suffice
It TO say, that he has size, strength and
beauty, and that his blood is equal TO any
horses on the continent. Arch Dukes
colts are now three years old and some Of
them will appear on the turf this spring.
Stamford snd M. TeazIe, own brothers
ct Arch Duke, stand in the first class Of
covering horses, on the British turf & Paris.
Another brother won the Derby stakes
1905. Roseden, gotten by Arch DIXIE, be-
fore he left England, won twice al 3 years
old, running IN one instance 3 heats.
AL possible care and attention will be
paid 10 mares, but the subscriber will not
be suswersble for accidents Of any kind.
Gentlemen wishing their mares fed with
corn, must send money FOR that purpose
Grooms fee half dollar.
PEDIGR REX
Arch Duke was gotten by Sir Peter Tea
zie, his dam Horaiia (sisterto Achilles
by Eclipse, grandam Countess by Blank}
was the dam Of Delpini.
JOHN HooMES.
March J, 1868 (w6D