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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-02
Landon Colz1l;er, Noy. 81.

Tie Hamburg merchants are exposed to
the same treatment as the English. 4 mer-
chant ofthat place. Who has extensive deal
ings in America, was lately Obliged to sur
realerthe keys Of his warehouse to French
authority. isor solAs time he refused and
complained, but at last he was directed by one
oEthe Senators to make the surrender. This
took place 10 the presence OF Mr.. Forbes, the
American eos5sul, who was requested to at
tend as q witness OF the transaction.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-02

s. state f5s tie var and.
ss'rsss. Sc Marquis OF Wellesley
3' ss'rs probably on;a ps' ses;anslv is
xos Portla ,s.so Tl The operation which
essd At pp sa'ae months ago, though ad-
we'll performed has ,h rom Iii re- r pas 1
spia'0'aOlss' for 81 public basis'ess II case
Grace 'a s';.a, Lord MeiIsiie is mention
s lis sasces'V'. .4o1ra5vs 9.
.;..a mister IS understood to be
-ffas ap', - teInss of the iate decree OF
tprsea = = Ills snrprisc is indeed very na-
cabinst. 10 're,nctsst is:eaof such a mes-
IS : i ri TO Mr. Monroe upon rs
Sc vas i"' nv more, Lord Bataarst states,
Espartl s. ',aknown to our miAisfer, Mr.
trst i was 49,, 4, was sietermined9lpon when
l'7is "a: al Mr. Pinekney is sad g co's Plan
Z s'i l',.,,s IF hat Psrtsf the decree Nn,eh
IArtlsa'a''' :. certificates of osi5ia--as that
sll@ates = S, i calculated altogether TO Pre-
~s<sAN
s5s intercourse q A.iet1ca WIN a: any, pps'
90: !. r u,s Or lis dependencies. lals ar
Z i. ITEM IS conceived perfectly wan'on' as.
a5s,, at serve any ayowcd objccsoi tlis coun-
i cannu' 800 ;,;nre America. "Cerahcates
4 or i; are documents ostalncd rem. l''e
!. os.S' cons,lls, tessifying that the cargoAto
Is !. nav refer is not Of the Totieesor ma
s.'lsa w. e tie British empire, ard tire pro-
a s,;p e such certificate IS necessary be-.
:. a.' srv cargo from neutral can be ssnaea ID.
: - e i, port. Now sae DESTRUCTION q
2 '" .'a',,,e,,ts .aass completely eStinguish.
Ss'' s,.,,ercc Of neutrals wlthsny part Of the
! LIE - ,srrii5gy, whichis an object aot pro-
ga VA - - stSe oracr Of council. If ministers.
s'. 6 q, lpxrlniiled onesuchaa object, they
.,'u,id ,sys distinctly ayowed It, and hare
min. s,;,,M % wraait up IN that mass Of words
I'd rop,,: ;ca,iuu Of sentences which mark the
ss.is Il t,,ese orders, aud which leave the
aprrhanrs subject tothe capwelous and too
nso casiraslictory interpretation OF courts OF.
gr;r,l.v. The American merchants. how
s, haye been ablc 70 trace IN this labyrinth
nbras.s the hostile tendency OF t;ie'SlecFee
g,;est tasir trade, and they have Accordingly
mon stysted. Some of these gentlemen
a,e already had an interview with lNr Per-
val; and dcputation from the committee
{ American merchants are This day to meet
RI Bathurst. Mr. Canning. Mr.. reressai,
r. Rose and Mr.. Haskisson, in order 20 as
s,ta;n the precise construction vi,ich minis
rs and their egeats mean toput upon the Or
ers Of council.
It's stated that some farther ORDERS OF
ouncit for the regulation ot.trade are deter
lined upoa BY ministers. 70 some oftaese
.acrs the late DEGREES refer; but oae OF a
sw description is expected, which IS said to
nuch.more Of 4 hostile character with re-
srd 10 uegtrals, tl..n any that have yet aP-
eaFe,l
Al vic arc concerned in the American
abe seem 10 think it a mere prcten,e OF, the
irt 0. minister's that these measures had not
:ea determined upon. Il must indeed be
collected, IT, the threat Ola general block
L has been TIC common topic of eonversa-
% upon Change particularly among the mi
stesiai ,ircies for more than two smeaths
lst
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many people from .,srenturing 70 our ports
on winch account those which may Obtain
{, the permission to land their cargo here, vii
] make 50 much more brilliant profits.
We have only to observe, that the difficulty
! OF getting such apermission, for the. introduc
ton OF neutral produce is not so great,if ma
mayed prudently, and application made on the
right board"
November 81.
There is an embargo here laid by the
French government on all vessels without ex-
ception--and capt Hall, of New York, by
whom send you this, and whose vessel lays
In the mouth Of the river, is the only one that
will be- permitted to depart. Times here are
very bad. Navigation and business IS all done
up the shores on both sides OF the Weser
are guardedby French troops, and any COM
munication with England whatever, is most
vigorously prohibited. :
Our readers will recnllec.a commurics.
ton which appeared in The Herald of The
l2ih instant 90 he subject Of the fr;gate
S,atira fhe communications stated, that
a boar with passengers from Hampton 70
tiS Ptatcs nuu 'tovIoioao 'of hAS -o'ah"c,
called alcng side Oft thar ffiga'e for the Pnr.
pose of delivering the provisions when
arrived along sice the frigs'e, they were
ss!used with the groans Of persons who
appearedto be s9asfiDg the mos. excruci.
asingtuisure. This became so distressing
10 the passengers on board the boat, that
jtbrybscame anxious 10 leave their situsti.
90 and proceed on their Journey, When they
were threatened in the most brutal manner.
with being fred into nu'ess they wait.
ed until II was ,hepleasuSe Of his ma
iesty's officers 10 receive the provi,
sions. The source from which the
screams and groans proceeded is now
kaowp, and the cause which produced them
is also we'll known We state it on the
mos. respectable information, which ad.
ml.s not Of the probability of doubt. that
tina, they were the groans Of American CT.
tiaens vrithiug under the lash Of petty ~.
ran,s land ,beir crime, hsv;rg declared
,ha, they wsre American citizens, and hay.
ing sen, some letters on shore by The pilot,
notifying the collector Of this port Of their
fate, and praying his interference!
(Noyolk Herald, ,JJan.,le)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-02

{ lEsrsraes q q letter from Havanna, rcceiped
ct Pdaladelshi7.
g lament 70 find that from some inforpaa-
ton received this morning, I shall not see
you as soon as ] had anticipated. ] cannot
say, here, what that iiiformation.is, but you
will know whstI mean. From the Quantity
Of -four at market il is sill selling at dol
lars, but my next advice will be that it Is
THIRTY /!
4 person arrived here few days past
from Spain, in-the appearance of seaman,
who it is whispered has brought some dis
patches af the utmost importance to the af-
tairss of this colony.
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alexandria c aflp a1nsrtt5er.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2.

We have received by the Inst mail from
Chislicothe the g Eredonian" of the 18th tilt.
onthe margin of which it's said g Burr and
Blanncrhasset arrived here last evening
Nat. Intel.
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WASHINGTON. Fe5ruaru II.

The military Court of Enquiry in tina case
Of general Wilkinson have had two meetings
dariag the past week, without any evidence
having been adduced. They meet again this
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Foreign Correspondence
/. Communicated in, The PHILADELPHIA Gazette.

aP We are indebted for the following In.
teresting Extracts of Letters from Eu-
roBe, 10 the poIiteness of our commercial
flieaas whose communications will al
ways be thankfully acknowledged by us
and received With interest by our read
ers.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-02
A plain Statement Of Facts
From the Washington Federalst.

from the WQSHin6l0n Te0ef0HS1.
A msn, who stated his place ofresi1ence
anI birth to be Essex, volunteered with sc
veral Others on board the Ssatira Wills; she
las at Portsmouth, (Eng!and) WAS entered
on the ships books, after receiving the
kipg's bounty When the Siasira arrived
in Hampton Roads, this man wrote TO the
collector of N orfolk, tia, he was an Anne.
ricap citizen, impressed and keptun'awful.
. ly Oh board this frigate, by capt. Bromley.
who treated him cruelty and demanded or
requested his interference TO procure his
liberation. When captain Bromley was
Informed Of this fact, he told the sailor that
he was lawfully and voluntarily his Britap
mic msies,y's sailor. and that he had com.
United a violent offence against the dlsci.
pine Of his ship and The service, in vility-
iHe him and his officers, and should be pu.
nished for H. By whipping. Whilst the pu-
pishment was inAict,ug, boat employed to
brig fresh beef for the ships crew. came
near the frigate. An inferior officer hailed
her., and directed she should keep off q
short ,in,e, uu,il .he punishment then 10 :.
ecusion should be completed. An alterca-
ton ensued between the crew Of this boat
and this cficer--during which the officer
said 10 reply 70 the boa.man's declaration
,ha, he would go OFF Immediately, thai it
they took away the beef OF the crew, no
would FIRE upon them. The other answer
ed, !" Fire and be damned" and went OH
wNhthe provisions. A short time at.
ter this occurrence, Mr.. Rose, whilst walk
ing the deck, was rudely brushed against
by druuken sailor-he ,heo learned, Tor
the irst fine, ,hss this man had been punish
ed, on his beiog released, had got druak -
and for the FIRST time heard the above cir
eumssances. Mr. Rose thought itprudens
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AUDI ALTERAM PARTEM' !
HEAR BOTH SIDES

This caution is peculiarly necessary a,
The present. period. While the two 60,
vernmeots are discussing the points 10 els-
pute Between them, every Thing that would
tend &c widen the breach, or c,easeirvitati
on, shoula be avoided. We should DOT suf
fer passion aud prejudice to usurp the sea-
Of caudo, and justice, but weigh all the cir.
cumstances before we decide. DESTROYS
thar cerrect judgment shouldbe had, we
republish from the Norfolk Herald the ar
ticie which produced the STATEMENT shat
follows, ana have only 10 observe that it
also comes from respectable source. We
would smoothing extenua,e, nor set down
anghtin malisr."
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Alexandra Library Company.

THE members of the Alexsndria Library
Company will please todake notice, that an e.
lection will be held at the Library on Monday
22d instant, between the hours of 8 and s, ?.
M. for a President and eleven Directorsforr
the ensuing year.
James Kennedy, sen
LIBR,RIAS.
King-street, lst February. eoo.e
Printing in all It's yarious of G
handsomely executed at is olass'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-02

e. The Proprietor Of the
Alexandria DAILY advertiser, will
difpose Of the Establishment OH
moderate terms-there are now
nearly SIX hundred Subscribers
and the Lift INCREASING. To a
Perfon Of Induftry and Talents
for conducting a Newspaper,
this would be a desirable Situa-
ton. Circumstances beyond his
Controul render it necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold a great Bargain if applcatl-
on be made foon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-02
Runaway Negro TOM.

D AN AWAY, a Negro Man named Tom,
Ii stout fellow, with very down look
apt to get drunk, and of a very fosbidding
CONFERENCE.-THE on dark negro cloathing-
he is cook, and formerly belonged to Mr..
William Craik. Any person securing him
shall receive a liberal reward by applying
to
William Birch,
At Arlington.
February 2. law3w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-09

chant for endeavoring to keepdown the mar.
ket. s a stralse cord this e say they, with
deep groans as they return home after hay
ing been forced to sell their adulterated pro-
duce at half price.
The merchant who has jockeyed, shaved
and bit MS customers until none but those
who are forced by their poverty will deal
with him, when he pereeives his honest
nei2hbor taking his best custom from him
exclaims 90 A strange zo0,,ld tbs
The naughty spark paying his addresses
to a lady OF prudence and sensibility, depend
ins upon the wealth Of his father ant his
own fashionable chapaa and powderediocks
to carry every thing before him, when he
finds himself neglected and the affections OF
the lady placed upon some industrious wor-
thy Inan.hegins to think ali women are fools,
and that $ this IS a strange z0orld. p
The parents of the lady who always look
ed upon riches as the s one thing neeeful,' .
and who consider men without wealth as the
mahometans do women as having no souls,
will be ready to tear the hair off their daugh-
tiers head. Here | am ready to cry out NY
self strange w0r!athis %
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MISCELLANEOUS EETRACTS.
/" 4 STRANGE 7ucrld tlais.'s

Yes, end strange sort OF beings inhabitit |!
Indsel lam OF opinion that the world is not
so much to blame as the Inhabitants and
was every person strictly to examinehis own
conduct i am persuaded instead Of laying
the blame on the world he would say ofhin-
self s st,aaer creature this !" But to at
tend to the consequences of our own con-
duct is a task too burthensome; it is much
easier 10 lay all the ccnsure upon the world.
The preacher who by his dizziness has drl-
ven aIl the people from the church, looks
round after he. has delivered a supoiaric)
atsths. empty pews and signs out, $ what a
dull eongre cation ??''-d strange zuorla tllas!
Authors who
----ss Painful vi8ilskeep,
slce5lcss themselves tosiOe their red0ers sleep,
when they found their works neglected and
,bemselve sinking into oblivion qaarrelwltih,
their readers for want OF taste. 'lHIs,
cav they q IS d strange world. :"
Farmers who mixrye with their wheat e.
nour watersinto their cider, tye up swinging
tow in their fax and practice twenty other
frauds with their produce when they Ind
it will not sell, lay the blame on the mer-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-09
A BLACK MARE.

BOUT fourteen and half hands high,
N. ten or twelve years old, switch tail s
lengthy name, and much rubbed with gears,
star in her forehead, ard branded with O on
the near shoulder, was brought to my house
on MONDAY, by black boy, who calls himself
Harry. who was committed to Jail as runa.
way. The Mare is supposed to have been
stolen, and as such was stopped by me. The
owner is desired to come for his property, pay
the charges, and take her away
Dominy Bearcrott.
November 9 st
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Ten Dollars Reward.
November 9


n AN AWAY on the 9th of September
II last from the subscriber living IN the
upper part Of Charles county, IN the state OF
Maryland and nearly opposite Mount Vernon
in Virginia. Negro Woman, by name
p q l. l.;
She is about 80 years of age, about $ feet or
inches high, well made. of yellow COM
plexion, thick lips, have lost one or more of
her teeth from her upper jaw towards the
rneref her mouth, on the back part OF one
If not both of her hands or wrists, near the
Joint ofthe wrist, is lump about the size OF a
swan shot. By appearances when she went
away was four or five months gone with
child.
Her cloathing when she went off striped
country woolen short gown, osnabrigs shit
and white roles petticoat. By late informa-
ton have reason to believe that she has va
riety of cloaths with her. She is very arttul
and cunning no doubt will she will change
her name and dress. expect she may be a
bout Alexandra as her mother ] believe is
living there, who lived with Mr.. Geo. N.
Lyles, when he lived in Alexandria by name
Ret will give the above reward to any per-
son who will secure said negro Poll in jail q
give me information so that get her again
or Is dollars and all reasonable charges paid
ifbrought home and delivered to NE.
All persons are cautioned against harbour
ing or employing the sad negro at their Pc
ril. err
John Marlhall, Of Thos.
Nov. g. iawo".
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Notice is hereby given,

THAT Certificate for Share in the Lit
tie RiverTurnpike Company, subscribed by
Joseth w. Harrison, and transferred by him
to me, Number 292, has been lost or mis-
laid, and that shall apply to the Directors of
the said Company for renewal of said Cert
ficate, on the 23d day Of November next.
Richard Harriion.
September ~. law7ty
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PUBLIC SALE.

on FRIDAY the oh Of December nert, svlEl
Be offered 10 the highest bidder, at the Farm
Of Ortn Ferry, nsar Alexandria. the foll0w-
5 ing freterty, TO nj:
A number Of Valuable Work
Horses * Mules, young Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
Indian Corn, Hay, Fodder and Straw, one
Wagon and several Carts, two good Fishing
Seines, with Hauling Ropes, calculated to fish
about the depth of sixteen feet, with two Fish
ing Boats, aud variety ofimple;ments neccs-
sary in the cultivation of q farm.
Terms of sale will be cash for the Indian
Corn and Fishing Seines, twelve months crc-
Git will be given on the other property, tor all
sums above twenty dollars, on the purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
Joseph Thomas.
Oxen Ferry, near Alexandra, eawst
9Th November.
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TO RENT,
A convenient two story Dveling House and
Store, situate on the corner of King and Pitt
streets, lately occupiedby Mr.. John Ramsay
also,
THE HOUSE on Fairfax street occupied
Mrs. WILSON
Apply to
Eliza Wilton, or
Robert /. Taylor.
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY VIRTUE of decree Of the
court of the United States for the fifth cir
cult and Virginia district, pronounced a.
May term, 1907, WILL BE SOLD, for
ready money, at pubic auction, at Dawt
sons tavern, in the town of Leesburg in
the county of Loudon, on Monday, the l4tA
& dap Of November meet, in a suit wherein the
executors of Daniel Mildred, deceased, who
was surviving partner of Mildred and Ro-
berts, are plaintiffs and Samuel Hough,
Mahlon Hough, and others, are defendants,
II certain t1aet or parcel of Land,
r WING on the Kitocton, in the said coun-
IL ty, containing one hundred and fifty a.
cres, be the same more or less, and the Ma
NUFACTURING MILL erected thereon,
and all the HOUSES * IMPROVEMENTS
thereon, or so much thereof SIS viii be suffi--
cient to raise the sum Of money, interest and
COSTS in said decree entioncd--conycyed by
the defendant, Mahlon Hough, by deed Of
mortgage to the compliments, bearing date
the second day of December, one thousand
eight hundred and two.
William Mann, 9
Armistead Long, S.
Charles F. Mercer,
September " lawsw
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s- Printing in its various branches
executed with accuracy ana dispatch,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-26

at Eambleson, Yorkshire. on "Wednesday, Nav
IL n, he won sweepstakes of ten gs each, :or
Jear Odds. 6 subscribers. miles, beating mr. 3 .
ehePs b by Magnum BonuTn, piercc's b by
Young Marske. Turner'S Coniederacy. and Csac-
docks ch Leicester. AT York nc won SCi FER
3Jear dds, beating Lowihes's b &C Griffin, Cromp-
ton'sch Ambush Shepperd's Matlcap Clifton's
Cedar, and Carfor;h's ch Gwen betting on
Ambush against the field At Manchester, in
june, he won SOL for year olds, two mile heats.
beating Foreigner and Loyalist At Stockton.
Sept. 20, he won sweepstakes of 20 20 each, 5
subscribers, then Sir Fl. Williamson's property,
formerly mr. Hutchinson's, beating Fields Hsh
flyer, out of Wren and Turner's Delphine-9In
l195, Hambleton won times. to wit handicap
plate OF 5OI mile heats. al I years old, beating
Inset, Blacklegs and WATKINS 5 years old.
AT Edinburgh, July 90. he wen his maicstY's
pla'e OF 100 SIS years old, mile heat, beating
G.eyson's b n Archer, years old, mr. Pcacocs J,
Gu Farmer, and mr. Wilson'S Creeping Ea.c
AT numfries IN o6t. he won so! : eating lord psr.
lington's b m Constant. In 1896, Hamlet n Won
Al kelsc Or. ), . purse of so IS 1casos mr. Ga-
lor's Back Cock In 1877, he WOO 8 time. r,,
wit-at MiddlSnam, IL Yorkshire, sreeps,a sc
OF ten SIS each subscribers, 3 mile heats teai;n,
MerryI lad and Arthur. AT Edinburgh. o., Wed
nesday the 26Sh, so gs for all ages. bsa;ny El;z,
Fox and Betsey. On Friday the 2S.h tho ladie,
subscription purse OF SO IS beating Fetcler's lane
AT Montrose, in Scotland, August, he walked a,
yer the ground for a sol plate. and also walked
over the ground for a sIIbscriptirn of 5Ok AT
ke!so, Oet 10 fer plate &C so rs he walked over
the gronnd-and also his r'ajcsty's 100 - given
to The Ca'edonian Hun', forany horse, &c. carry
ing IL st mile heats, then years old. he won
against mr. Wentwortn's Trirubush. piermor,'.
Trimmer, aged, and Kinkade's HeGlor. ag,d
and Saturday following. purse of sol Given by
the Hum, free FOR any morse, &c. beating Far..
well and Noliker. At Carlisle he won 100 rs oe
mr. Sitweil, beating his FLY Meteor. In i7o8
he won Al Adhnbu'gh, August, 5Oi for al ages'
beating Maxweii,s Arab, aud mr. Maue's hin,
popotamus. At S1ontrose ne won nIa,e cf Ia
IS FOR all ages, beating Pitfothre aud con,r. slor
See the racing Calendars for the foregoing wears.
VIM LlGHTFOOT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-26
.Al6emarle, Ahrl Is, 1908. 3.
10 Dollars Reward.

ID UN AWAY from the Subscriber on
An Friday last, a Negro Man named
JOHN, carpenter by trade. Ee is six
feet and upwards high. very likely, of in.
s'nua,ing manners, extremely polite when
spoken to. For three years past he lived
with Mr.. Anderson Barrett. He has a
teee nulat,o woman for his wife, in Rich
mond, living near the work house, where
expect he will stay. He took with him
several articles of husbandry amongst
them, pair of iron wedges, marked with
The letter P. l will give reward Of ten
dollars, ifdelivered to me in the lower end
OF Hanover, or eight if confined in Jail, and
appraised of it. He is called by the me-
groes John Russell.
ARM.STEAD RUSSELL.
Hanover. January d, 1908. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-26
Valuable Lands.

IT HRsubscriber will Sell, on credit, or ex (.
u change for Properly in Richmond or its
neghborhood, the following LANDS, to wit
S22 acres in the state Of Kentucky. by survey
bearing dare The 10Th day Of October 1877, wing
and being in the dis,riEt set apart for the officers
ard soldiers Of the Virginia state line, on Little
Barren river.
Also, 1000 ACRES, in Kentucky, by survey
bearing date the 10Th Odober 1877, likewise w.
ing in the dis,ria set apart for the officers and
soldiers OF the Virginia state line. on the north
side Of Little river, branch Of Cumberland RI
YER, and about two aud an half a,les from the
mouth Of Little river.
Also. $50 acres Of Land in the county OF NAV
son, state Of Virginia, on Old Town creek, about
miles from Mason courthouse.
lndisputable titles win be made to the above
mentioned lands and plots Of each tFaa NAV he
seen on application to the subscriber residing in
Rchmcnd.
THOMAS BOHANNAN.
January 23d, 1903. If
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COLt's Petormances-Londan.

Hambleton's COTS also rank very high as racer.
both for speed and bottom. as they proved then,
serves gnod runners III Eng-1d In 1905 a, Cat.
terck bridge. on Thursday 9th. Wen,v,c ,ii.
&c Silverheols by Hambleton, ,wo wears oII ,,o'
a sweepstakes of ten IS 8 sub csihers. tvo mil.
bca ing mr. Riddles b c by Overton, dam Of a.,
ollie; mr. Londae's ch by Pipator aan, BIZ Pa,
mastec--ord Stra,hmore's f b. Over, N. dan,
by Delphini--Severa others also started b,, r,e,.
not placed. --Duihan, "Wednesday, 24th. Nj ,
den Pate of so, given by the country rnembe,-
Tor al ages ) mile heats Sir II Wi.iamson's
b by Hamilton, years Old, run bsS,s -
proved second besl-and others stsr,ss a.. ,
ed themselves good runners.