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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05
EoAN-oFfiek, State ofrirginia,
lime g. 1907

NOTICE is hereby given, That in con-
formity with the provisions OF the act
supplementary to the act, inttuled " An
act making provision for the redemption
OF the whole OF the public debt Of the u
nited States" books will be opened at the
Office of the commissioner of loans for the
state of Virginia on the FIRST day of July
ne xt, to continue open until tic seventeenth
day of March, 1905, inclusively, the four
teen last DAYS of each quarter excepted,
for the purpose of receiving subscriptions
or such parts of the old six per cent. de-
fcrred six per cent. and three per cent
stocks, as may, on the day OF subscription,
stand on the books of the said commissi-
oncr of loans.
Those proprietors of the old six per cent
and deferred stocks, who may subscribe,
will receive in lieu thereof a new six per
cent. stock, equal to the unredeemed a
mount of the stock surrendered, redecma-
bic at the pleasure of the United States,
under proviso however, that no rem
tursement shall be made except for the
whole amount of any such new certificate
Of stock, nor till after SIX months previous
notice: and the proprietors of the three
per cent stock who may subscribe, will re-
ccive in lieu thereof, a six per cent. stock,
equal to sixty five per cent. of the amount
OF three per cent. surrendered, redeena
Bile in the same manner as the new six per
cent. aforementioned, but not reimbnrSabie
however, without the assent of the hold
ers, until after the whole of the new six
per cent. Given i'll exchange for old six
or deferred as abovementioned) as well as
the whole ofthe eight per cent. stock of the
United States, shall have been reimburs-
ed. 1t is also provided thatin every reim-
bursement which may take place, pre-
ference viii be given TO those creditors who
may notify their wish to be reimbursed /;
aud that If the applications TO that effec
Shall at any time either exceed or fall
hort of the sum then applicable to that
purpose, the priority of payment shall, SO
far as may be necessary, be determined by
lot.
The present stockholders who reside in
any part Of Europe, and may assent to that
modification, may, at their option, receive
the interest accruing on the new stock, Ell
Their in the United States as heretofore, or
in London, or Amsterdam, atpar: in which
last case the interest will be paid there by
the bankers of the United States, SIX
months subsequent TO the day on which the
same would be payable in the United
States and subject 70 no variation nor &c
any other deduction than a commission tc
the bankers, OF one half per cent. on the
| interest thus paid. JOHN PAGE,
Commissioner Of Loans
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05
Thomas Read. CT
Drugs q Medicines.

Daniel I'm. SackYider 81 Ca.
Have this day opened a general assortment Of
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
And a -rea, variety Of valuable PATENT ME-.
DICINES, which they are determined to sell
on reasonable terms.
DANIEL nv. SAcKRIDER oilers his ser.
vices to the ciuzens of Richmond and its vici.
rity as practitioner Of Pbysic, Surgery, &c. &c
He has every reason 20 believe his professional
services will be satisfactory 20 those who will
honor him with their confidence
Richmond, July 2cth, neatly opposite Docl
Foushec's.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05

NOTE.
Proprletors of1c0o dol
lars nominal SIX per
cent. stock, subscril-
cd before the LIST Oc-
to!er, 1907, viii be
entitled to receive, 64e 81 Of new six
of subscribed between
the LIST October, and
3lst Dec. 1907, GA 81
IF subscribed between
the 1st January and
18th March, 1903, 619 0S
Proprietors of 1000 dol
lars nominal defer
red, subscribed be-
fore the LIST October,
1907, will be entitled
10 receive, ss5 rs
IF subscribed between
the 1st October, and
31st Dec. 1907, S53 60
If subscribed between
the 1st January, and
18th March, 1903. 831 ~
Being the unrcdcemed amount of the old
stock OF the list July, and October, 1907,
and LIST January. 1908, respectively.
Proprietors of 1000 dollars three per cent.
stock will be entitled to receive ESQ dol
lars of new six.
WON ]. p. Conl'r. Loans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05

4 t.dwafd County. ih.ee stray BARROWS;
o white 4 smui,v white, he othe. \
p I! nd, olor with Whine hs' arouud i about
thre or fou. wears old vi h smooth crop and
unde kee in the right ear, ard hole in the left
.v APPRAISED e five dollars ZACH, also. one
ed SOW OF the same mark, with whue face,
and evc Pigs. which are up,aiscd TO twenty
shilll gs. and also four SHOATS, which are
arred. about one year old, appraised 10 five
shi;l 6 each,
William Gillespie.
Nveu 10 h. 1867 wS,-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05
Thomas Read, elk.

Charlotte Cart, Jan 4, 1903.
John HassSins and Nathaniel Terry, = >.
against "D'
Jesse Hord & John Hord, defs coy
Tar defendant Jesse Hord no, having enter
ed his Appearance according to the act of
assembly. and the rules of this court, and it ap
pearng 10 the satisfaction of TIE cour, that he
i no AN inliabitapt of this state on the motion
OF tho plaintiff by his attorney. IL is Oydeyed, that
lie appear he1e on the FIRST day of April court
next and enter his appearance and give security
for performing the decree of the court, and that
copy Of this o,der he inserted in one of the
newspapers published in Richmond, for two
months excessively and posted at the front door
of the courthouse Of the said county.
A CoPy-T"ste,
'HbCr,ooc Rood (II,
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l and for Sale /!

PURSUANT to a decd Of trust
I executed 10 the subscribers by John c.
M'ler, Tor The purpose of securing the payment
o: suudry debts therein mentioned; will he sold
uron fhe first Monday in January, 1890, for
cash uron the pfcmifes, TRACT OF LAND,
mentioned in said deed, lyirg upon the waters
OF Lockctt's and Harris creek, in the county og
FRINGE Edward, and supposed TO contain be-.
tween six and seven hundred acres. We shall
make such title as is transferred TO us by said
Miller saving ell former incumberanoes The
Improvements upon this land arc such as ave
usual upon snug plantations IN this part OF the
country, bpt better fenced than u.ua'.
CHARLES WOODSON,
JAMES MADISON,
Prince Edward, Is Oa. 1907. low
~ The above sac is postpone till Wedncs-
day the 30th of March pext.---Ianuary 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05
O A X / AN D.

This land lies on the north side of the river APP
poIna,tox. IN he county Of Chesterfield, IS miles
above PetersbuG, ) below Bevii's bridge, and Is
south of RicAmoud 1t contains about 400 a.
c,es, Of which nes,iy one half IS low grounds,
ON the river level. handsomely situated and es-
tee,ncd superior TO any on that river. The high
land lies very level Is covered with oak and pine
timber, ard is free, fertile soil. The low
grounds are mosly open, and The high lard about
tgo thirds in timber. The improvements are a
dwelling house, with good rooms, 4 of which
ave or he lower floor, with two pa sagcs. all f.
nshtd in the neaiest stile Of waintccaing -
There are room IN the cellar one with f e
acc and plank h1cr; kitchen, smoke housc,
wa n hcu'e and dairy, and every. h use neces a.
" fer a laege family Also. large &c hou e.,
Nth pond al the distance of so yards from he
door On she farm there ave two gTanar es,
large and convenient, with whea, machine on
the most approved construction in eaeh-an o.
vossecf's house, stable and tobacco house. with
bsick cellar under it--slso III the houses necCs-
sary for the crop hands The hne water, he
airy and salutaFy SITUATION Of the buildings, he
fertility Of the col and the easy boatags Of the
produce 10 market, give 20 ,his proPerty advan.
t-ges which can he best appreciated on inspe6li'
on The terms Of sale will be one third down.
and the residue in thtes annual payment; +, or o.
tnerwise, as may be sg~eei cn Ivy application TO
ne subscriber, on the premises who would give
posst ssion any time after the 18th september
next GEORGE EVANS.
Oakland Ian. - 1903. wst
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05
Land for Sale.

WILL BE SOLD. at Louisa courtheuse. CT
w Hpnd7y the S'h day Of February next, b.
'rg Louisa court day, 10 tie highest bidder, e.,
'ea5y money, trs0 GLAND. lying in the said
county o. Louisa he waters of Deep creek,
adjoining tho lands Of Col. Thomas Ne iwether
(now Harwood Coo yin aud Lauacelpu Minor)
and others, containing four hundred acres. be
the same more or less whcrsou Col James Me.
rwe,her, dee lived at The time Of his death
THIS land will be sold by virtue ofadced Of trust
execuied to the bsc',ber b. the said j mes Me
riwe,her, dec bearing da,e he IS h day OF A.
pril 1877, and Admitted to ttco,d in the county
court of Louisa. 20 secure the poSment Of a sun
Of money therein specified, due 70 John Pom
dexter and The expenses Of recording aud carry
ing said deed into cHco, A deed will be made
10 the purchaser conveying the title which Inc
subscriber holds under said deed. which is be.
lieved TO be indisputsble
DGJ'd Bullock.
January 4th 1903 ids
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For Rent,
Notice !!

TNHE Subscriber purposes leaving this City
\ in ,hc course of few doys, hai de,erm'n.
ed to diapose OF ,he whole or any part oil his
STOCK. now remaining on hand, at vt'y re-
duced p,:,e-- which consist of La'ge and SUI
perb Assortment of
Mahogany Furniture,
Mattresses of all kir DIS and sizes. Paper Hang
ings, Window BLINDS, Fringcs, iassels. Cords
&c &c w. HAIGur.
Richmord. Jan. I, 1903.
N. B. Those who feel inclined 70 purchase
will apply opposite the City Tavern. on the
Main Street w. IL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05
50 Dollars Reward.

. UNAWAY from, the subscriber on the 27th
"a July last, one negro man named JIM, about
20 years OF age, slender made. ali u, feet or
) inches high, ct yellow complexion, IA, nose
very much marked with the small pox, speaks
M when spoken to. inclined little to be bow
legged, his fore tee'hrather wider than common.
ard scar on his hip and thigh occasioned by
wing on q ra,tssss when he had The small FOX
re is 'e'u'fia5'y fond of muse, aud dances re.
ma kaby wei. He is also. good Waterman and
sawI er-pe formerly belonged MISS Eliz FL.
ms, IN Hanover county, near the Meadow Bridge
es have underwood that he aimed for free
Nyl7ss and has altered his name from Jim 70 Billy
Brrr", and said when he was ia Richmond he
should go 20 Alexandria, and no d. ua5 If he
should rot so ti,ere he win sc 70 The Fede, al CT.
~ or SINE sea port town and take shipping, and
intends 10 JON some ship carpenter and follow
the trade. The above reward will be given 10
any person tc deliver the said negro to me a, Bent
CIeel;, or twenty dollars 10 put him in any iai,
in the United States and give me Information
as quick possible forewarn all rnas,ers of
vessels and others from harborug or ca frying the.
said negro out of the state, as Shall put the law
In full force against them
JAMES PHILIPS.
Buckingham county, nearO
tfls will Ian, (
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05
WIMLIAN IT. TAYLOR, D ,

GhGlove court, Dec. 8, 1907.
Patrick Connolly. plaintiff. IN
dgd;ISt Cs,n,.
Archibald Fowlks s, Traverse Brooks,
defendants
THE defendant Fowlks not having crtered his
appearance according TO the act of assembly
and the rules OF this court. and il appearing 10
the satisfactiou of the court that lie is not an in
habi'snt Of this state, on the motion of the
plaintiff ~ his attorney, II is ordered, that he
appear here on the FIRST day Of March court
next md enter his appearance and give security
Tor performing the decree of the court, and chat
copy of this order be inserted in one Of the
newspapers printed in Richmond, for two
months excessively and posted at the front door
oil the courthouse of the said county.
A CoPy--Teste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05
FOR SALE.

.Tohn R0rksaaIc. d. Z. d. E.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05

~ Hr. sub cIiber WIsnes to SELL tn LAND
on wh,ch he resides. known TO his friends
~ the I'M me nf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05

On tie Main Street. next rte couuhon. Q. belong
ing 10 Jacob /. Cohen-For terms apply TO
J.I COHEN, Jr.
Richmond, February /. 1909
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-20
Senate q tie United States.
Mr.. GILES.

From a committee appointed in the sem
ate, reported S a 6W mating further ssyovi-
si0n Jar eatSrcing, the enlarge"
Accompanying the bill, were the follow
ing letter to, and answer from the Secretary
Of the Treasury. The provisions Of the Bill
are generally spondent with the recon.
mendations Of the Secretary.
Committee Chamber, lgoy. IL, 1903.
DEAR SIR,
lam instructed by the committee appoint
ed to consider the several embargo laws,
&c to request you to lay before them with
as little delay as possible, such information
as your department. affords upon the fellow
Ing questions:
1st. What measures would be most ehec-
tual in preventing the violations or evaalons
of the EMBARGO laws; and enforcing q due
observance thereof
I'd. Can any Of the inconveniences OF the
present system be remedied by further nc
di6catios,s, and what notifications would
effect that objectss
BE pleased, sir, to accept assurances OF
my high consideration and regard.
w. B. GILES.
Hon. Albert Galstin,
Sec'ry. Of the Treasury
Treasury Dsfart@eaf, lVov. "a, fsos.s
SIR,
Indisposltion has prevented an earlier an
swer to Your letter of the 18th inst.
For better preventing coasting vessels re-.
c.ularly cleared from violating the embargo,
two measures appear necessary:
1st.sThatthe amount Of the bonds should
be increased.
adly. That neither capture, distress, or
any other accident should be admitted as
plea, or be given in.evidence On trial.
BY the first regulation the temptation Of
going to a foreign port, in hopes that the
profit on the sale of the cargo viii indcmni-
|. ty for the forfeiture Of the penalty, will be
done away. BY the second, every expecta-
ton of escaping the payment Of the penalty
under fraudulent pretences will be disap-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-20

ward in assuming it. If he or his friends
have in truth some grand spscltlc winch
would at once cure all the diseases OF the
nation, surely it is but duty OF patriotism
in them to bring it forward, and let the ma
ton see it. When they are in the habit OF
sreprobating every other measure that canbc
proposed or adopted, we hayss,a clear right
to demand of them their prolest, we have
right to ferret them out OF their lurking
holes. and in the name Of the nation to de-
mand disclosure. They know iull well
that in the peculiar state Of this country. and
Of the world, it is out OF human power to-
point out any course which shall at once as
sert Or rights and not press pontiac Popu-
lar pulse and the general interest. 1t IS
safest therefore to deal in general assertions.
The gentleman is willing generally not to-
subrniit-he would resist--but how: why
possibly it may. be war. The gentleman
condemns general abstract forms Of legs a
ton. as the general resort of weakness and
folly. do not think SO of his general I'm
specified professions in relation TO this SUP
iect; or the other hand they are IN nay view
the expedient of art, otaddress, and OF Gun
ming, for the purpose of avoiding resposi-
bility and commitment, and SO must be re-
ceivedby the.nation.
In conclusion j will only add, that l am
reioiccd that We are likely at last 70 unite III,
one position, that the edicts which have
been levelled at US are an unquestIonaiie
violation Of the rights, honor and sinde-
pence of our country and that they are not
to be submitted to. trust that the nation.
will follow as in this determination, and that
Ike them, after having exhausted every
other means of conciliation and tried every.
other alternative, if they shall continue still
to be drove from one stage OF opprt ssion 70.
another, until having rereated toths very
wall,they can consistently submit 70 aggres-
sions no longer that they will then Ike
their fathers OF 1875, without waiting 70 es-.
innate the:exact amount OF their means. re-
solve at all events to yindicate their unques-
tionable rights, and trust to the swofsl Tor
their defence.
Mr.. Bacon concluded b. saving that as.
the question Of tie future continuance OF
the embargo had been expressly LETT open BY
the committee, SO he did not wish.to be un-
-derstooa as expressing any opinion on that
point. His motive in rising had been Prin-
eipaliy to vind:cate the report Of the select
committee from the attacks Of his colleague
TO repel his animadversion upon its past
policy and operation, and to notice some q
the particular illusions 70 himselt.
Debate to be css,ti'suslR.
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CONG r ESS
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
DEBATE

On xhe Report IN part d Tie committee 70
Z as;lons 7uas referred 50 nrtch ct the prest-
dent message as rslGtes to fsrelsn relS-
5i0nS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-05

HE subscriber will Sell. on n credit, or ex.
u change for Properly in Richmond or IFS
neighbofhood, the following LANDS, to wit,
800 acres in the state Of Kentucky, by survey
bearing date the 10th day Of October 1877. wing
and being in The dis,ria set apart for the officers
and soldiers Of the Virginia state line, on Little
Barren river.
Also, 1000 acres, in Kentucky, by survey
bearing date the 10th Oaober 1877, Likewise w.
ing in the dstrid set apart for the officers and
soldiers Of the Virginia state lire, on the north
SIDE Of Little river, branch Of Cumberland ri.
yer, and about two and an half miles from the
mouth Of Little river.
Also, $50 acres OF Land in the county Of Ma
son, state of Virginia. on Old Tow creek. about
8 miles from Mason courthouse.
lndispusable titles will be made TO the above
mentioned lands and plots Of each traa may be
seen on application 10 the subscriber residing in
Richmond.
THOMAS GouANNhN.
January 23d, 1903. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-05

"a TSA~SryN L of the best sons of Sir
Xxx %S& Peter Teazle. (unquestiona-
III nSlsesSG. bly, the best stallion now in
England x interior TO none ever bred in thar coun
try,) will stard the ensuing season at my stable
in King and Queen county. about 40 miles from
Richmond, z from Dunkirk and IL from Tap
pahannock, ~ so dollars the season, mites for
which, and half dollar for the groom, must be
sent with the mares or before they taken a.
way. The so dollars may be discharged by the
payment of 40 dollars cash. and in fbe evenf
IF tte embargo continuing, ora war, ~ 30 dchs
on or before the expiration of the season, which
will commence on the 1st March ard end lst
August Extensive high and low land ,,as,urage,
as good as any in Virginia. gratis. Mares may
be fed with corn at the market price, and every
attention will be paid 10 them, hut no liability for
| escapes or accidents OF any kind. Mares and
foals will be kept by themselves.
Sir Harry was imported in the fall of 1904,
from London, is now ~ years old, in high health
and vigor. Is hands s inches high, full of bone
| and muscle, fine points. elegant form and beau
full brown color. He has covered three seasons
| in this country, has proved himself sure foal
| getier, and his stock are equal 10 any in the
world He was ore of the best racers in En-.
| gland, both for speed andbouom. with very hea-
| Wy weights, and probably cost more money than
any horse ever imported into this country (stand.
4 ing the owner Wltnln trlnS or Z, fZOU SterifnS
when Ianded) and in the estimation ofgood judg.
es. Is equal if not superior, TO any that is non,
I or ever was in The state. the universal! prac-
tice beTe, is to run beats. il is needless point
out TO those who have fine mares, the advanta-
! ges that rsay result from sending them to this
horse.
| His dam Matron, (ioaled in 1785) was got by
! Alfred, grandam (dam of Pilot by Marsk, great
| yrandam by Regulus, gIeat great grandana (dam
of Wildar and Vamper) by Steady, great great
great grandam by Palener, Greyhound, Make.
| less, Counsellor. Brimrmer. Places White Turk
Alfred was got by Matchem (foaled in 1770)
eut of Snap mare 1.-THE dam of Conductor, Die
tator. Georgiana and o,hers) bred by the duke of
Kingston, foaied in 1862 y her dam by the Cul-
len Arabian Griswood's Lady Thigh, by Pa,r-
! ner Greyhound Sophonisba's dam, by the
, Curwan Bay Barb Lord D'Arcey's chestnut A.
| rabian; Whiteshirt Old Montague mare.
Matchem was got by Cade; Cade Gown bro.
| ther to Lath) was got by the Codolphin Arabic
| an; Marsk was got by Squirt Squirt was got
by Bartlett's Childers; Regulus was got by the
Codolphin Arabian.
Sir Peter Teazle was got by HishAyer, out of
Fapillion, by Snap: Snap was got by Snip
Snip was got by the Devonshire Childers, out OF
a Basto mare HghAyer was get by Herod, out
of Rachel by Blank; Herod was got by Tartar,
! out of Cypron, by Blaze; Tartar was got by
| Partner, out of Meliora, by Old Fox,
John HoSkins.
January Is, 1903. wtM1
N. B. 1t is not probable thar Sir Harry will
ever again stand to the noythward of his owner.
in the neighborhood of Petersburg /
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-05
pER FORM NICE

This horse ranks very high as racer, both for
speed and bottom, as he proved successful in 90
races before he left the turf, of which he walked
over, none venturing TO start against him. In 'S4
At Hambleton, Yorkshire. on "wednesday, May
J4th ne won a sweepstakes of ten gs each, for
8 year ODDS. subscribers, miles, beating mr. Be-
thel's by Msgnum Bonum, Pierce's by
Young Marske, Turner's Confederaey and Grad
docks ch Leicester. At York he won 5Oi. for
3year ODDS beating Lowther's be Griffin, Cromp-
toms en- c Ambush Shepperd's Madcap, Clifton's
b c Cedar, and Garforth's ch c--even beitiag on
Ambush against the field. At Manchester, in
Tune, he won SOL for 8 year Odds. two mile heats,
beating Foreigner and Loyalist. At Stockton,
Sept. 20, ne won a sveeps' axes of 20 IS each, S
subscribers, then Sir RI. Williamson's properly,
formerly mr Hutchinson's, beating Fields High
Ryer, on; Of Wren ard Turner's DelphIne-In
1895 Hambleion won times, 20 Wit handicap
pla,e Of Sol mile heats. AT years old, beating
insea, Blackeg- ard WATKINS c S years old.
Az Edinburgh. July 20. he won his majesty's
plaie of 100 g. 4years old, mile heats, beating
GTeyGou'S b n Archer, 6 years old, mr. Peacock's
ch q Farmer, and Plr Wilson'S Creeping Kate.
Al Dpmfries in O6t. ne won 50. beating lord Oar.
hnVton's m Constant In 1896, HAMILTON won
al Kslso, on. S, a Eurse of so Is beating mr. Bal.
Tors Black Cock. In 1897, he won 3 times, TO
VITA Middlcham, in Yorkshire, a sweepstakes
of zen rs each 8 subscribers, mile heats, beating
Merry Lad and Arthur AT Edinburgh, on wed
nesday the 26,h, SO Is for I'll ages, beating Eliza
Fox aud Betsey. On Friday the 25th, the ladies
subscription purse Of -sbeating Flelches's Jane.
At Mon,rose, in Scotland, August, he walked o.
yer the ground for 50l plate, and also walked
over the ground for a Subscdptirn Of 50i. At
Keiso, Oa IL for place of so IS he walked over
the ground--and also his majesty's 100 g given
20 HE Caledonian HUM, for any horse, &c carry
ing ~ 81 4 mile heats, then years Old, he won
against mr. Weutworth's Trimbush, picrmouPs
THINNER, aged, and Kinsade's Heaor, aged
and Saturday following, pure Of 5oI given by
the Hunt, free Tor any horse, &c. beating Fare.
well and Roliker At Carlisle he won 100 Is of
mr. sitwen, beating his b { by Meteor. H. l. 70.
he won AZ Ednbu,gh, August, 5Oi for ali ases,
beating M7xweil's Arab, and mr. Maue's Hip
popotsnnus. At Monrose he won rlate Of 50
e. Tor all ages, beating Pitfothre and Contractor.
See the racing Calendars Tor the foregoing Yeas.
WIN LICHTFOOT.