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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-10

We have been favored with an interview
with Mr.. Wilder, the messenger from,
France; to whose politeness we are indebt-
ed Tor file Of the ournal De L'embiye
Paris papers, to the 18th August inclusive,
Mr.. w. with an integrity properly attached
to public officer, felt in honor bound to
disclose no secrets of state (if any he held )
SO that we are confined in our verbal infor-
nation to the reports by passengers &c.
The Substance of which appears to be, that
neither France nor England evince any dis
position to relax their edicts against us.
Napolean was at Paris.
On a hasty perusal of those papers, we
ind them, as usual, utterly silent on all po-
litical points. The heavy chain on the
French press forever precludes all such mat
ter as would most interest the readers in o.
Their countries. Not word is to be tou,ad
onthe subject Of Spanish affairs; not SEN
tcnce relative to the troubles in the interior
of France. Nothing of the volamteey con-
scripts, dragged in chains to distant fields
tor slaughter.
For the present we give few unimport-
ant scraps (; detailed TRANSACTIONS in our
next.
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conversed with many of them since thei
liberation looks we'll
Our vessels navigating in This quartel
are treated politely by the English, and nc
obstacle is thrown in the way of our trade
which is admissible. This port being now
open, all neutrals are admitted TO free en-.
try-the blockade is raised, and some Of
the British men of war have quilted this
station entirely. Lord Collingwood leaves
herein few days, to proceed to Barcelona.
in Catalonia, which place, after being for a
long time in possession of the French, is.a,
length said to be entirely clear of them. 1t
is computed that the French have already
lost in this country an hundred thousand
men in killed and prisoners. In all the ac-
tons with the French the Spaniards have
behaved with great gallantry, and they be.
gin to find that their enemies are not invinci-
bic, yet it's said they are some Of those sol
diers who conquered at Marenga, Austen
litz and jena"
Yesterday the District Court of the u.
S. resumed its session in this town, when
his honor the Judge pronounced the CON-
ST1TUIIONALITY of the Embargo
Laws. Salem paber.
Extrac: ofa letter from Ladis, dated 1Au-
gust I'd, 1908.
The French are beaten in every part of
Spain, and are flying in every direction.--
God is on our side. There are upwards of
thirty thousand French prisoners of war
now in this city, among whom are several
generals Eve of their ships of the line and
one frigate, are also in our possession, ----
The treacherous tyrant will be compelled to
restore our Young monarch. Ferdinand 9TH,
who will have the glory to give peace and
freedom to Europe"
BRAZIL TRADE.
Extract ofa letter received By gentleman
Of the first resbecta5iAty in Portsmeuth,
fran Brazils.
PERNAMBuce, fully 90.
"The commerce of the Brazils being now
open to all states in amity with the Crown of
Portugal, induces me to take the liberty of
profering you my best services here, and at
the same time to hand you the state OF our
market for American produce :
Flour is 10 dols. per Dbl. tar 10; pitch
1o Goldfish 10 per ont. 1913 lbs.i cordage
So iron TO do. 8 GO cts.~; peas and beans
in demand, and none at market; olive OIL
do. DO; red or port wine do. do; butter
so cts. per b.; gunpomder As dolls. per Dbl
Sc lbs.
Cotton dolls. per airole, SO lbs.
English sugars 31-4a 5 IL do; coffee
1-2 do. hides I IA, 1 1-2 dolls. each"
Operations Of the Embargo in Europe.
cADIz PRICE CURRENT, AUGUST IT.
Super6ne American flour a SIS
Rice S S per cwt.
Indian corn So so per bushel
Beef S14 per barrel.
Pork, 90 per do.
Goldfish, no sale
Tobacco, % 25 per quintd
Bees wax As S per 1O6 American lbs.
Pipe slaves 100 1870 S per 1900
Barrel do. 4OS
Cocoa 81 s per 10 lbs.
Havana sugars assorted IL a 14S per cwt.
From the (Richmend) SPIRIT ef'76.
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
ID THE COURT OF CHANCERY FOR THE
RICHMoND DISTRICT.
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1908.
MARKS Us MORRIS.
In this case, which involved question
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august 9.

t. At the foiicitatlon OF
number Of our country friends,
we shall commence. on the 9th
of this mohth, the publications
of a paper for the country, three
times a week, which will contain
all the matter and advertise.
ments published in the daily pa
per. The price will be FIVE
DOLLARS Per amman.
Such Of our prefent patrons
as relide on the route where the
mail goes but once a week. will.
be furnifhed with the country
paper in lieu of the daily one,
unless ordered stherwiie.
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Of Mr.. John Kenrick, in Newton, Mass.
more than 5000 seeds measuring three
'eishls Cfa quart.

Port of A5easaGrsa.
ARRIVED,
.Schr. Experience, Persons, Dumfries,
wheat--to the l4Gster.
CLEARED,
schr. Cofnelia, Stevens, Newoedford,.
by Weston Howlaaa.
.Sloop Olive Branch, Clements, Baltimore;
by different persons.
Tryphena, Simmons, Providence, RI.
fohn G. Laad.
Betsey, Rison, Dumfrles
the master
Betsey, Norwood, Dunfries.
The master
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FRANKFORT, Aug,1st 10.
Pans, dit.sust Il.

AKIa, us Hot 70
A deputation has arrivedfrom the govern
ment [repnblic] of the Seven Islands. This
deputation awaits the Emperor's return to
present at the foot of the throne the homage,
ridelity and affection with which all the IN
habitants Of the islands are penetrated.
august Is.
The Queen Of Spain has gone to Monfon-
tame.
We hear from Konigsburg that general
.>nobelsdorf, famous for his missions to
Constantinople and Paris, is to be appoint
ed minister from his prusslan majesty near
his majesty the king of Holland.
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Alexandsia, Oct. 10.


LOTTERY OFFICE.
&C. TICKETS in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the office
Of the Alexand7ia DAILY Gazftte,
price Fsye Dolls. s. Seventy t0e
cents. A regular list Of the
drawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
AnCI1Sf n
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
There was produced from single mus
tard seed, the present year, in the garden
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ALL persons are forowarned from taking
two notes, given by me to HitHam Detoch-
bruno, ofthe county of Queen-Anne, state Of
Maryland-the one payable the 18th October,
1908, the ether payable the l4th january,
l8o9-as I am determined not to pay the
same.
William Mafon. s
Alexandria, Oct. 10. ct
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Public Sale.

Pubic SaiS,
TOM ORRO w,
At 70 O'Clock, will be sold at vendue, a
Variety q New Furniture,
Among which are,
SOpHAS, BUREAUS, CARD TABLES,
SECRETARIES AND BOOK CASES,
WASH STANDS, CANDLE STANDS,
sc. &c. &c.
Philip G. Martfeller.
n.41i,oH
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BRAZIL TRADE.

Extract efa letter received by q sentlema'
Of the first resbectabilty in Portsmouth
fran Brazils.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-04
PHILADELPHIA, March /.

Yesterday arrived schooner Jefferson,
captain Campbell, 90 days from Cuada-
loupe, and infostns that for several days
before he sailed s.number OF British crsiz.
ers were eff thar island, and took every
thing that wen. ces. Il was said that a
vessel belonging TO. cue Of the British con.
voys was missing. and The cru,sers were
IN hopes Of re,akiqg her, should she be
taken and sent for Guadalupe OF. Martini.
co.. He also informs that ii was reported
that admiral Cochran had given orders no.
10 interrupt the Americans, and Believes,
that 10 consequence Of those orders the
.cruissr he fell in with let him pass, with
our much,exam'ns ion, as they did several
other vesselsftom Guadalupe for the 81,
States. There was no, less than or
10000 sasrels of -four, besides beef and
pork 10 geeat plenty, when the account of
she embargo arrived, hu. least the mer-
chauis should raise 100 fast, government
had hmised -four at lA dalIars perbarre!.
; Capsain c.. informs thar previous to
Ceohrane's orders lhe Pomona was senf
Into Antigua aud cleared. The ship Pc.
ter aofs New York, wasealso sent io,o An.
tsgua; he Farmer of Providence, aud
the big Fair I'rader,3 of this. port, were
! sent into Dsninico, where they, with Is
other American vessels, were efhbargord.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-04

Il was yerterday very currently reported ii
the city, that the communications receied by.
the flags of truce from France, related exclu-
sively to overtures Of PEACE made by Boz
naparte. It is also stated that. the principal
object Of Talleyrand' $ journey to Holland IS,
that he may be the medium of the negotiation
with our government.
The force which sailed with sir. Samuel
Hood and general Beresford, amounted TO-
1894 effective men. II consisted of
The Sd Foot, or Bluffs, leo men.
llth 1000
25th. 6oa
SD $50
To these were added two companies Of ar
tillery, making 244 men, Fourteen artiicefs
were also attached toSthem. rss
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Fol-, Norfolk,
e. The Proprietor of the
.MATTAPONI

O. The Proprietor of the
alexandria DAILY Advertiser, will
difpose Of the Establishment on
moderate terms--there are now
nearly Z six hundred Subscribers
and the Lift encreasing,-To a
Perfon Of Indulfry and Talents
for conducting a Newspaper,
this would be a desirable Situa-
ton. Circumstances beyond his
ControuI render it necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold great Bargain if Applicant
on be made foon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-04

$40, ious opportunity Of joining bis master 70,
erlfransliise the ocean! as it the tyfaHt OF tlss
land, If i he had thepower, soala act b. the
tyrantof ths~ecean tsas if; had he possession
Of the British feet and God forbid that hcs
ever should hayej he. would not sdrL 1t against
as for our destruction Enfaachise the o.
esan Is Every nation that he promised to en.s
franchise, he has enslaYeds 'SwisseFlana was
invaded to give Swisserland freedom, And
where is she now? Blotted from the list OF IN
dependent nations: LetEnglaDd keep ON good
terms with the United States and she has aov
thing to fear from the impoteMs malice OF.
Napoleon. Nay, she should be determined to
beson good terms with rs, and that detcrmi-
nation she should now manifest by doing us
more justice. Ii in the cabinet OF England
there were a GREAT nAs, he would perceive
the necessity, and the advantages, OF pursuing.
this course = s
As to the determination of the president
said to have been stated by MIR. Madison, on
the snpposition that.aeceptsble re2ayation in
the case of the Chesapeake would be made,
should doubt il, for before that unhappy &C.
currence there was not perhaps man in the
country who thought Of going to war with
England on the other grounds cE:naisander-
standing.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-04
FIFTY HOGSHEADS
Choice Jamaica SPIRITS,
For SALE EY
Catlett and Fisk.
January II.
January II.
TO RENT,

A comfortable and convenient two story
Frame House, at the lower end OF Royal
street, lately in the occupancy OF Mr.. John
Jameson. Possession may tie had immedi-
- Also 70 LET,
The coachTnaker's Shed. at the upper end
of 7Royal-street, lately occupied by Nlessrs
Rea and Taylor.
John 7. Brooks:
March s. cost
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,

Sd MARcH, 1903.
ORDERED, That Andrew Jameson, Guy
Atkinson, and Dennis Ramsay. be appointed
commissioners, to supcrintcnd an election 10
be held at the eounci chamber, on Monday
the l4th day Of thespresent month, for tie
purpose cfre.ccting member the common
council for the second ward, in tie place OF
Cuthbert Powell elected Mayor.
:, = Test, >.'s'
= JAMES M. A'REsA, e. C.
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IN COMMON CoU1 cIL,

On balloting fora President of the common
counci, James Russell was duty elec,ed. $
On balloting for Clerk Of tie common eoun-
Gil, James M, .MsRea was duly elected.
: On bailotng tor Messenserto the common
council, James Harris was daily elected.
! On balloting for Mayor, Cuthbert Powell
was daily ,secssd. -
Test,
JAMES NJ M'REA, c. G.
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FOR SALE.

Spanish HIDES,
White and brown clayed SUGARS il
bags,
Muscavado SUGARS in hhds, & bis.
Green COFFEE in bags,
Madeira WINE,
London particular market do. IN pipes,
half pipes and or. casks.
Catalonia do. in or. casks
CASTLE SOAP in boxes,
Best Spanish SEGARS,
g "A few tons Of LOCKWOOD.
Nath, Wattles, q Co
Feb. as. llN3m
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E.stract Ola letter from St. seters6urgh, re-
eeiped at Aew York, dated 7th oct. 1908.
The number of American vessels arrived
this season amounts to IS, Of which it appears
that only s / have taken cargoes home.
g tits supposed that 100000 pounds Of
hemp will remain on the spot unsold. Our
market is bare of sail cloths, and the supplies
ofsheetings and ravensduck are but middling.
There is yet a Ettlc iron OH the spot, and no
talk of contracts, which generally arc made a
bout this timesof the year for the ensuing
summer. -
s. 6 The wsplike ststeof public affairs in El-
rope is such as to preclude any conjecture "a
i5oiis our trade for next summer, and every
nosionsor sappositon wouldb be but premature.
Itappears,s however, that every means on the
side of Russia willbe tried to keep the trade
in the Baltic open, SO soon as a kind of stabi-
lily is:restored to comm cree. and that infor-
nation may serve as a criterion.
6 Shipping drawing to close, very little is
doing, in business, and our prices are mostly
nominal"
these als shifts, q rvere far Bc.ton,. "
York 10, Salem 9, Aezcburyflort 6, Providence
s., Portland 8, .Nssv Bedf2rd :, Portsmouth,,
Gloucester ., Afar6leheod 2, Baltimore |, DUE
Bu,.v l.. Plymouth l, Charleston !, Aen7tort l.,
PHILADELPHIA s. The number q vessels cleared
out from st. Peters6urgh for tie U. S. tn. Tie
gear preceding was q.
Interesting eatract fran the London
Times oft1e 2lst Dec
Among the many circumstances that &C.
! tended the A,gh, OF the Portuguese govern.
meus, is one which is fraughs with iosruc.
ton, by aaordinga warningi to all other
states. The la,e prime min ster OF Pertus
gal Antonio d'Arapja, il is said, has been
discovered 10 have carried on for a series
of years system Of ,reachery 10 subser.
yiency TO the views of Bonaparse'
He had been. disgraced since ,he i3sh
alt. bu, the full extent Of his per6idy wsa
not at frst ascer,ained; he was carried on
board the Prince Royal, the Portuguese
sdmirsls ship, but NOT 10 irons, as has beer
lsted.
The detection Of his villainy was accom-
panied by q conso'atory circumstance
recoepision Of the Innocence and merits Of
general Novion. who had b-eu dismissed
from the command OF the police guard o
Lisbon through. court Intrigue. Thcprine'
regep. has done justice to his injured no
nor, and he accompanies his sovereign e
The Brazils.
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a.eranbrta DaAps anberttger.
FRIDAY, MARCH 4.

The government ship Usage, sailed from
New-York on Saturday last, at quarter past
twelve o'clock. +
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JAMES NJ. M'REA, c. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-06
PEPFO M4NcEs

This horse ranks very high as a sacer both for
speed and bottom. rs he proved successful in 90
races before he left the tnrf Of HIGH he,walkea
over, none veniu5iug to start against him In '94
az Hamb'eton, Yorkshire. on "Wednesday, May,
i4th he Won sweepstakes of ten rs each, for
8 year ODDS Subscribers. miles. beating mr. BE.
thel's b by Magnum Bonum, fierce's e BY
Young Mayske, Turner's Confcderacy, and Grad.
docks ch Leicester. A. York he. won 5Ol for
Swear olds, beating Lowther's be Griffin Cronp-
toms ch c Ambush SHEPHERDS Madcap, Citizens
b c Cedar, and Garforth's CHI c--eveu betting on
Ambush against the field AT Manchester. in
June, he won 50i fer 3 year ODDS, two mile heat,
beating Foreigner and Loyaiist. AT Stoc., ton,
Sept, 20, he won sweepstakes of 90 rs each, S
subscribers, then Sir n. Wiiamson's properly
formerly mr. Hutchinson's, beating Fields IIirb
flyer, out of Wren and Turner'S Delphine In
1895. Hanhleton won s times, 10 wiz = nandican
plate of SCI mic heats, at q years old. beating
inset Blaeklegs and Wathn's i years OF,
AT Edinburgh, July 20, he won his n,aies,v's
pate OF IoO IS 4years old, mile heats, beating
Creyson's b h Archer, years oll, mr. Peacock :
CHI Farmer, and mr. Wilson'S Creeping Ka,e.
AT Dummies iii Oet. he won SO. beating lord Oar
lington's m Constant In 1896, II ambleton won
at kelso. Oet 5. purse of so gs beating mr. Bal
lor's Black Geek In 1897, he won lines, to
wit-at Middleham, in Yorkshire, sweepstak es
OF ten Is each subscribers, 9 mile heats, beating
Niesy Lao anu hrthuT- Al Edinburgh, OIL w ed
nesday the Goth. so Is for all ages. beating Eliza
Fox and Betsey. On Friday Inc 2stb, the ladies
subscription purse of so rs beating Fercher's lane
AT Montrose, in Scotland. August, he walked
yer the ground for sol plate, and also walked
over the ground for subscriptirn of 5Ol. AT
Kelso, Ga Is fer plate of so SIS he walked owe,
the gronnd-and also his majestys 100 Is given
TO the CALIFORNIAN Hunt, for any horse, &c. carry.
ing IL st A mile heats, then years old. he wssp
against mr. Wentwor,h's Trimbush, Piermont's
Trimmer, aged, and Kinkade's Hector. aged
and Saturday following, purse OF 5ol given by
the Hunt, free for any horse, &c. beating Fare
well and Roker. At Carlisle he wor isO prs of
mr. Sitwei, beating his b by Meteor. In 1898
he won at Edinburgh, August, 50i for all ages,
beating Maxwell's Arab, and mr. Maule's ri,
popotamus. AT Monuose he won plate OF 80
IS for all ages, beating Pirfothre and Con,ra0o,
See the racing Calendars for the foregoing years
VIM LIGHrFOOT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-06
CER9TFIC19ES

London, 18th February, 1906.
William Ligh,foot, Esq.
Dear Sir,-Hambleton
ought to stand very high with you, as his colts
IN this country turn out excellent runners &c.
Ro Crew.
Charlotte, 10Th May, 1906.
put FIVE mares TO Hambleton, and they ALI
proved in foal, and the colts fine and areeZI al.
so have mare which has bTo't me four colts, one
by Dionied, one by Dragon, ose BY Seagull, and
another by Hambeton, and the Hambleton colt
has the preference of either think her one of
the finest FLIES, both in size and figure that ever
saw'-Gven under my hand.
Henry Lesfe,.
Lunenburg, 5th MAJ, 1906
This will certify that put a mare to Hamble-
ton IN 1904, when he stood at Mr. II Testers
III Charlotte county, and am as well pleased, if
not better, with the coils by him, than with any
the same mare ever had--she previously b,ed by
Occur de Lion, Diomed, Quicksilver and Dion
7bedk Lester.
Charlotte county
In the year 1904 put a mare 10 Hambleton.
then kept By MIR. II. Lester Of this county. and
am fully persuaded that it is the best coli the maze
yer had, and Is in my estimation the best colt 1
ever bred from any horse.--I moreover never
have heard Of any complaining of their colts from
'ha' morse Thomas Read, jr.
Hanover County.
I herewith cesify that Mr.. Wr Ligh,foo,,,
horse Hambletcn, stood at my stable the last sea
son, and that he has proved an excellent foal get
ter; his colts wonid do credit 10 Any horse on the
continent. MIR WIN. Morris OF this county aod
put five marco each, all Of which proved in foal,
Given under my hand this 9TH day Of May, 1906
.ToJs Thornton.
AlbemaEls county, Temple Hill, (Va)
do hereby certify THAI Mr. WIN Lightfoot's
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-06
R1tItmoAd Tile Munu/uctory.


THE subicrber having procured the ex.
n elusive right to manuirc Are in this
and several other states Harwood's much
improved Patent File for covering houses,
and at considerable expense erected the ne
cessarY buildings, &c for carrying OF tina,
useful business extensively, now on rs 20
supply, at short notice, any quantity thst
may be required, AZ the moderate price cf
Thirty Five D0llars per thuusanG, DEW
cred at his factory.
He can with confidence, founded or ac.
tual experiment, in the Covering If ah,ut
20 houses in this CITY, asse,r, that house.
can be covered with this tile ss cheap in
the first instance, as with SHINGLES OF the
first quality, and when the security against
nre, the difference OF Insurance, the dura-
hliity and particular construction on these
tile to resist the most penetrating rains and
SHOWS are considered, he Cannot doubt of
meeting with considerable announcement.
1t requires only the examination of well
covered roof to convince the most preiudi-
ced mind OF their superiority 10 any other
tile heretofore made, or to the best slate,
and will cost less than the latter, after pay
ing the expense of water carriage to al
most any part of this continent.
Particular attention will be paid to orders
from other towns, and in all cases where
they are shipped, ne will deliver them
whole and sound, along side of the vessels,
at the expense of carriage only TO the pur-
chssers. Any person skilled in the art of
thing, will put on those tile with great fa-
cilty, but where they cannot be procured,
he can engage few here who have had
some experience, and viii go moderate
distance, if the job is of sufficient magnitude
and thelr travelling expenses paid.
BENJAMIN DU VAL.
Richmond, March ID, 1903.
n. b. wish to sell Patent Rights in Sc
veral other states
wtF B D.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-06
CoIf's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Hambleton's colts also rank very high as racers.
both for speed and bottom as they proved Them.
selves good Innners in England In 1905, at Car
teiiek bridge, on Thursday 18Th. Wentworta's
b Siverheeis by Hambleton, two years old. won
a sweepstakes of ten gs 8 subscribers two nil
beating mr. Riddles b C by Overton, dam of spa.
Ollie mr. Londale's ch by Pipator dam by Paw
Inaster-lord Stralhmore's g { by Oveuon, dam
by Delphini--Several others also started bur were
not placed.-Durhanr, Wedne sday, "a II, a Mai
Den Plate Of 50, given by the country members
tor all ages mile heats Sir II Wiliamson's
be by Hamilton, years old, run heats, and
proved second bes'--and others started and pro-
ed themselves good runners.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-06

English horse Harble',on, stood q, my stable tvo
seasons, viz in 1876 and 1907; and consider him
10 be an excellent sure foai ge;:er, any horse
tia, have esen acquainted With have seen
number OF his colts; consider them lnrge, fine
and handsome-Not one that have seen was in.
diferen,--I have previously put my fine mare
Lady Slipper TO Preeipitasc, Knowsley and Ham
bIeton, AVID she brought colt By each, the Ham
ble;on / consider much preferable. Given under
M hand 10Th December, 1907
flames K;rsckcing.
Charlotte County, 9th May, 1906.
We the undersigned subscribers had colts drop
ped last season by Hamb'eton, and they, are es.
teemed by US and we believe by The neighbours
generally, TO be remarkable coed colts being for
the most part large. fine and handsome We
also believe that the season he stood in this coun
~, lie got as many colts as any horse could get
with the same'nurlber of mares.
WHiIam Michel, James Larkin,
Glenn; S,Hitbson. OVeyfon Feffus,
7bonas Pettus, Nm, L Norton.
" q Lester.