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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-14
March 2.
In CHANCERY.-Buckinp Count,
Il March Court IQOO f''

CHANCERY,-Bucking County
i March Court, 1909.
non, William Anderson, senior. and W;lI;,m
Anderson, jr. Dsfts.
On the motion of the plaintiff by council and
IL appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendant Cannon is not an inl,sbtant of this
state. 1T rs oraered and decreed, That unless the
said Cannon shall car here at June Court
next and answer the plaintiffs bill The Court
"hi 'nen proceed to take the same for confessed
as to him and decree the matter thereof accord.
ingiy, and that copy of this order he forthwith
published IN some public newspaper of the cty
OF Richmond for two months successiyely. and
another copy be posted up at the fron4 door ofthe
Courthouse ofthis County. 80
copy. Teste,
April 7. 1awawG2S
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April T..
IN Observation-Disclosures Court, March

CHaNCERY.-Charlotte Court, March
L 9TH, 1909.
Robert Smith, Plaintiff, against James Wea-
yer and VIM. Smith DstIts.
The defendant Weaver, not having entered
his appearance according to the act Of Assembly
ana inc rules or this court and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, that he is not am nhabi-
tant OF this state On the motion of the plaintiff
by his attorney, II is ordered, That he appear
here on the first day of June Court next, and en-
ter his appearance, and give security for perfor-
ming the decree of the court, and that a copy of
tins order be inserted i'll one Of the news papers
printed IN Richmond, for two month successive.
~, and posted at the front door Of the courthouse
OF the said county. ~
Copy Teste,
THOMAS REID, elk.
April 7. w8wg
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TN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS County Ian.

~, George Hilton, plaintiff against Cornelius
Thomas and Reuben Patteson, Dsfts.
On the motion of the plaintiiiby Counsel and
happening to the satisfaction of the Cour, that
the defendant Thomas is not an inhabitant Of This
state 1t rs ordered and Gecrsed, That unless the
SAID Thomas shall appear here on or before Nav
,.nnrt next, ard answer the bill of the plaintiff.
the same will be taken for confessed as to him
and the matter thereof decreed accordingly, and
that copy ofthis order be forthwith published
IN some public newspaper ofthe city Richmond
Tor two months successfully and another cop,
be posted up at the front door of the Courtbonse
of this County. -
Copy.
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I ANDING from the Schooner R1oHMoEn.
IL Isaac Seaman, Master
SO Boxes Raisins,
10 Bales Soft Shelled Almonds,
S Casks Green Coffee,
10 Barrels Prime Pork, and
Pipe London Particular Madeira Was.
IN STORE
II Hogsheads Brown Sugar,
25 do. Msiasses
5 Tierces Green Coffee,
rs Boxes Havannah Segars,
8 Bales Welch Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels,
Young HysoR, Hyson Skin and Seuchopr Tea,
10 Boxes Mould Candles,
FoR SALE BY,
GEORGE WATT.
January IL. If
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NJ EGROES FOR SALE-To be sold at
! Charlottesville in the county of Albemarle,
Ifnot previously disposed of at private sale, on
Monday the 9TH August next, being Albemarle
court day, about forty NEGROES in families
The terms of sale will be one half cash, and for
the other half bonds with approved security will
be required, payable iii 6 months. Mr.. Benz.
Hackney my agent will conduct the sale.
WILSON M. CARY.
Williamsburg, March 10 1awem
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I ANDS, FOR sALE-By virtue Of deed
IL ottrust executed by John Bibb, Of the coun.
ty OF Charlotte, to the subscribers, to secure the
payment of debt due to Messrs. Buchanan and
Pollok of the town OF Petersburg Will be sold,
on Thursday, the 9TH day of May next, at the
house of the said John Bibb, to the highest bid
der, tor ready money, two tracts of LIND ly.
ing and being in the said county of Charlotte.
one containing one hundred and sixty five acres,
1T being the tract on which the said Bibb resides,
and the other one hundred and fifty acres, it be.
ing the tract purchased by him of Benjamin Sub.
Its, senr. lying on tba waters of Cub creek.
HENRI II. WaTKINS,
Vim. M. WAIKINS,
tn u. M4NLOYE
April 7. I'd.
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LONDON, Ian. 81

LONDON, Jan. 81.
We have heard that government has received
by late conveyance, accounts of the comslete dis
PERSON OF general Redings army in Catalonia !;
ana tnat IN truth, there is no body of troops col
lected together in any part Of the south and south
east of Spain.
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py virtue OF a deedof trust executed TO us by
- Alexander B. Rose OF the county of Nei-
son, TO secure to Samuel Jones, certain sum Of
money therein expressed, win be sold IN the town
OF Warmnster on Saturday the 18th of May next.
one certain tract or parcel of land lying and be-
ing in the county of Nelson, (Hisntioned liz said
deed A,nherst) containing by estimation twenty
ilve hundred acres lying on the waters of Tyc
River and Hat Greek, and adjoining the lands of
Thomas Massie, Thomas Fitzhugh, Henry Rose,
Ext. of EdmundiWilcox, David S. Garland and
Ext. of Nathaniel Hill, and the same tract on
winch the said Alexander B. Rose, now lives.
Acting as trustees, we will convey such title
only as IN Us IA vested and those claiming under
US.
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February 9.

The intelligence of the continuance of the A
merican embargo, mas caused great sensation
IN the north of Germany, where colonial produce
has become very scare
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pROPERTY,, FOR S.iLE.-rhc s.,h,,'ri!,er,
L DESTROYS of removing To the. ,sesies,, com.
try, offers for sale his HOUSES y LOFTS, IN
Richmond. He deems particular description
unnecessary, and wishes those uiclincd 70 p,r.
chase, to view the property. The dwelling house,
for elegance and convenience, is certainly rot in
ferior to any in the city; the Offices are comno.
dious the garden and yard will be laid ont i'm =
stile adapted to the buildings, and the situation
combines the advantage of privacy ard retire
ment to that oil proximity to the scene of bssi<
ness.
a small portion only of the purchase money
will be required at the time OF the sale, and the
residue In such instalnents may be agreed on,
or Slaves will be received in payment, tor part
or the whole of the property.
S0HN BROCKENBROUGT
January 81 oawtf
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NEGROES H-ANr% D.--SYag,, 1, as-s
IN fftcea or twenty l.ahorers 10 work AZ ans
Coalpits Ia Chesterfield county, for whic., The
raj price will be given. @
CORNELIUS BJ'CK.
April g. ox,,4-
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Tor SALE-Upon liberal credit, for ca,l, or
good bonds, SIS acres of AND, in Middle
sex county, advantageously situated upon the Pr
ankatank. being the House Lot of Shooters Hill
tract. This Land is Of a good quality, has good
Fishery, Oysters at the door, and wild Fow: in
abundance. If not sold before the first of Nov.
next. it willbc leased for term of years, with
or without 6l5 acres adjoining.
For terms apply to Msjor Paulin A. Black
burne of that county or to ~.
AUSTIN BRoCKE NBR0UGR
Tappahannock, April z. VIVA
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HE Subscriber has weh-situated GRO.
GERS SHOP on the Canal, lately occu-
ped by Mr.. Moore-Also, some ROO Ms on an
upper hoor in the corner-house opposite the
sca'e-hause, near the end of the Basin For
terms apply to Robbins & Henderson in the cor.
ner house who will .hew the other tenement.
81 tn SAMUEL OYERTON :.
April 4. oaw3ws
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He Subscriber, offers for sale or lease, his
4 BRICK TENEMENT, in the town Of
Manchester, it is one the best stands in the place
tie buildings full sufficient for whole sale 8.
retail, and rooms we'll finished for the accomho-
dation of a genteel family. Ifleased, the lowest
term years--if sold, half in cash, the ba-
l.nce in two equal annual pa, ment~-For fur
ther particulars, apply tn the subscriber, on the
premises.
DANIEL GORDON
March 90 o.w3wS'
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a q PiRA Hill, -----
Young Hyson lea of English Gunpowtler in
Imperial and SUPP kegs, and papers of
Gunpowder, equality one Id. each,
Brown Sugar in Hhds Shot in bags,
HayannalI do. in boxes Whskey in terces and
Molasscs in Hhds. barrels,
Mould Candles, Raisus in boxes and
All-Spce in bags, kegs,
Ginger in kegs, Flbcrts in Bags,
Pepper in bags, Butter in firkins,
Coffee in bills
They arc in daily expectation of receiving =
new supply of Hard Ware and Shoes, in additi-
on to their present assortment.
April 7. w4w
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COhrcy, rear .70nttrdL of The Vhite, TO
Tie hon. William Wellesley Pole, dated on
board his MayeSty's shit the Ionnart, at
CorH7na tie I'm and SIN inst.
SIR,
Having it in design to detach the Cos
{ hck to England as soon as her boats shall
ease to be essential to the embarkation of
roops, seize moment 10 acuuaint you,
I or the information of the Lords Commissi
onerS of the admiralty, that the ships of war
q per Margin, and transports, under the
o riders of Rear admiral Sir Samuel Hood, &
{ commissioner Bowen, arrived at this ancho-
rage from Vigo on the 18th and 18th inst
1 he Alfred & Hindostan, with some trans.
p orts, were left at Vigo to receive brigade
OF three thousand FIVE hundred men, that
- ad taken that route under the Generals AL
ten and Crawford
In the vicinity of CorunBa, the enemy have
pressed upon the British in great force
The embarkation of the sick, the cavalry
and the stores went on. The night of the 10th
was appointed for the general embarkation
OF the infantry; and mean time, the enemy
prepared for attack. At three p. NJ. an ac-
ton commenced; the enemy, which had
been posted ON lofty HILL eudeavoring to
force the British OH another hill of inferior
height, and nearer the town.
The enemy were driven back with great
slaughter; but very sorry am / to add, that
the British, though triumphant, have suf-
fered severe losses. I am unable to commu
nicate further particulars, than that Sir John
Moore received a mortal wound, of which lie
died last night; that Sir d. Baird lost an
arm that several officers and many men had
been kifsd and wosudcd and that tho ships
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-20

position OF Germany to rise ..,,,.
French. 'Sahs,
The city of Rotterdam wac :, ;,
and Saturday last scene Of dre,Sf', nd
sion and violence in consecutr,s - nsr col
between the military and the pySl, uAa,
conscripts, who refused to conpIv &C.: ae
orders for marching. Several H., way
lost on both days and tranquility W..
difficulty re.established. "@S
The grand armament or the es1 ssS
will be FIVE divisions. It's arrana' sI!s
different manner from apx@hich ,y e,u !. .,
from England. Partieulauduties ~. a NY
to particular officers. Three poin,s . y
be attacked first. Admiral O,wav , :"
Eyre Coote will make the attack ,nm nSS
OF them. 1t will be conducted in ,r r %s w
ent ways, according as the wind blow, N c.
The westward or the southwark. Tbs n m
quis of Huntley and commodore Ov., =,
attack another point, and we beb,v. ,s ,a
attack will be the first that is made b,,." ~
its success will enable our ships TO % nn% Is.
river. Sir John Hope ard captain plan M,
will attack the third point. The Success, F n
this attack will enable US to &c. POSSESSION
of "a fourth point, by taking all its deI,r,,s
in reverse. Lord Gardner, with The tourb
division, will in the mean time take an ,5
vantageous POSITION. And admiral K,a,s
and lord Rosslyn will, in the fifth division
bring up the reserve.
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Further extracts, from Lgnd5n and Lioe,te0 Of
tapers receieed at the efce ef tie Mtr-
camille A0Ue' tiser By tie slip Russell
LONDON, Juh 90.
The Flora (American ship arrived at
Dover yesterday from the Dutch coast, hav-
ing been warned bv one of our cruisers, not
% enterinto any of the ports of Holland
This precaution, while it indicates the des.
,ina!ion OF cur force is very necessary. as
the sailing of the expedition has been de-
layed longer than was expected, and con-
sequently the chance Of its being asoertaiped
by the enemy kas become greater.
1t is reported that sir Robert Wilson has
joined the British amy marching against
Spain !; we hence infer that the command cf
the Portuguese legion, which he had raised
and trained, will be restored to him. 1t
now makes part of the effective force of
the so, 600 men under sir Arthur Welles-
lev.
Letters of a late date which have been re-
,ceived from Peter sburg, Via Hambro', men,
ton that that the emperor Alexander. with
the grand duke Constantine, count Roman
.zof, and numerous suite, accompanied by
the duke of .Friuli (ma,shal .Duroc) were
preparing to leave that city for the army in
tGallicia, and that events of great Importance
TO The world miShtbe expected soon to take
place. 1t is also said there were no grounds
to. hope that Alexander would change hi.
present system of politics that Caulinoourt
was too active and intriguing; and that he
was continually surrounded by the French
party. Fhe idea of possessing European
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LIVERPOOL, August 2,
THE EXPEDITION,


On Saturday morning a Geographic ds.
patch reached the admiralty, annorunc
thatthe last division of the expedition, IN.
der,he command of adm. ,Otway, had sId
at five o'clock with favorable wind. Th
first and second divisions sailed earIy Oh
Friday morning, and were seen clear d the |
Downs.
The object Of the expedition is, NTH.
first insane the attack Of the threeislandot
Catsand, Walthcren, and Schowen, whih
lie at The mouth Of the SchelAt The mar. |
quis of HunlIsy's division Ct he 9Th, sob,
91st, 9th 36th, and ADD regiments, will at
tack Cadsand. The second division under
sir John Hope, is destined Ter Schow'l
and the north part Of Walcheren. Thee
perations agains,W alcheren will be commit
tedto sir Eyre Coote. Flushing and MID
dleberg are both situated on the latter island
Government, i, is said, have accounu
from Flushing to Saturday last the sar'
son Of the place did not exceed one thou
sand men, consisting Of Spaniards Dutch,
Irish, and few French.
SPAIN.
Dispatches have been received from oi
4. Wellesley. They are dated from Ca''
ter Blanco, the Isl ult. and mention thaa
that period Cuesta and Vtnegas were pUf
SUNG Sebastiana and Victor, who vers'I'
treating upon The ragus. The man a. 0'E
of Cuesta's army, was to cross the lEI
about the beginning of JnIy. The advance 90.
guard CLOSED i: On the 2Sth ut. Inc Dr.
fish army began lis march tor Span on .:
26th ul;. lis route was to flaeaNe'a
Zarca Major, which its first division SI sJ
reach about the 1st instant. oeoaSiaIa n
been Joined by 5000 men under joseph w
nararte at Mora; but they were ''AfSM
rc,reatlrg fer the purpose of uniting E r'
the force under Victor, &c. Part o. W.
esta's army which had crossed the iasu'It
Almanazar, was to recross it en- ac'ouA'V'
the French being AT halavera' II S"', ,Ss.
posed that Cuss1a would cross 1t al @'0, ..;.
place, and that Venegos would take aPn
ton near ViEara, which would, al o ms
threaten the enemy S rear, lolleoo "I'
drid. eon
Advices have also been received '' W.
Mr.. Duff, al Ca'liz. These are o', r,,rct
9Th ul,. & state that The whole oil tn: -: l', n,sr
troops in Spain had formed June.'r r,s a,
Madrid, and that Joseph Bonapar'ss ,1 S h,ep
their head. About 1000 French n4n rs no.
surrounded at Val de Pena, by '~ .o'n,ica
dy of the Spsniards, and with the fAIs y, 50.
of one man. the whole had beer U.s.
cred. :, oGdd
account of his defea, ner SarasG y a !, his
feat however it could not be ea'fu' dr,ss,l
army in the most eowardly yn man ,hs enemy
ed him upon the first fire from s.'d spsrg.
He has published an eloquent a'''
tic appeal to the Spanish armies
SAINT GAIL, June y %,
The insurgen,. of the Ty,0l ano ,h sl
berg have been prohibited entel e GSs,th.
ritory of Switzerland, on pain Of u'"
PARIS, 5My n,o.
Letter. from Genoa and Marss 4 he 10.
,;on ,hs, n. regency of Algiers, at ' IF NJ.
stigation of the English, de''ls" "1 n France
Dubois TainyilIe, consul genera o. md upon
payment of an annual tribute ,;;,ss. ss A
Ii: refusal, ordered him to be aFfS'"
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only because his whole numbers were great
" inferior to those Of the French. Attic,
the emperor, at day-break, was astonished
at the unskilfulness OF the enemy, and a
shamed to defeat them too soon, It was not
till ten o'clock CATER 24sor IS hours tight
imp. besides the midnight contests at Wa.
oram) that !" intelligent men saw that the
day was decided and the victory on our
side,o and it was not till little : before
n;cht'' that the enemy was out OF sight,
upparsued, unmolested by the triumphant
Gauls.
Charles. like an able and prudent command, :.
ler. like Bonaparte himself at the Cattle OF
EssIingen, when he found that 1t was In
possible TO maintain his ground much long
er, determine not TO throw away the lives
of his brave soldiers, but retired at his lei.
sure, ard in perfect order from the scene OF
battle. Bonaparte does not hint at pursuit
until his enemy was tout OF sight. But
there is one part Of the bulletin that places
this point beyond the possibility OF doubt
with every person who has any pretenslons
to military knowledge. The Austrians are
said TO have had SEQ or 900 pieces OF can
non, and the French Only claim TO have
taken 40, of which 10 were taken on the
first aav of the battle, in tho fortress OF
Sachsengang. Now every soldier knows
that heavy cannon cannot be carried CIT IN
a confused and disorde,ly retreat, at least
that mary must be sacrificed. It's clear as
the beams of day, therefore, that the re-
treat was an orderly and undlsturbed one.
A Ietreating army must necessarily yi,d
MANY prisoners 70 the enemy. But as the
French claim only sO,ooo,i it Is probable that
the number actually taken, die not exceed
hall that number. We are Statistic d that the
Austrian forces in this battle, did not eX-
ceed from 40 to $50, 600, and the French,
including the Gelman coming, hts, must
hase been al least 10 or 10000. 1he
killed and wounded on both sides could rot
be less than 70 or $4,000, and were rloba-
bly, equal on each side.
From the language of the 25th Bulletin,
and the tetms OF tie subsequent armistice,
We are convinced also, that Napoleon de-
srans o. the conquest OF tie Austrian en-
pire, and will eventually evacuate it with
his whole force; either with or without q
treaty.
The battle Of Waaram will not cause the
laurels of Prince Charles 10 iade. 1t is to
be considered that Bonaparte has forty or
fifty generals almost equal TO himself, and
hat there are very few able commanders in
the Austrian service, besides the general
issimo. If The archduke be not the first
captain OF the day, he is .not Ear inferior TO
the first. 1t is difficult to, determine, all
things considered, VII thyr Napoleon,
Moreau or Charles, be the first gen.lals
OF the age. They arc all great, all quail 10
the Cyruses and Epaminnndases, The Han
nibals and the Caesars, Of antiquity, the Pc.
lasiusrs and the Alireds Of The dark ages
and the Freder.cks and the Washingtons
q more modern times.
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F O r E l C N.
VIA NEW YORK.

Further extracts fran Lgna5n and L;oerte 81
papers received at the efce If tie Mtr-
camille A6ue'tiser By Me slip Russell
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SALE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust to Sc
cure to Colin M'Rae the payment of one
hundred and thirty FIVE pounds two shiIljngs
and FIVE pence, with interest from the FIRST
day of March, 1909, and expenses of car
rying said deed into effect
Will be sold, at Powhatan Court.
hose, on Monday tho 9Th day of Nav next.
for cash, - WOMAN aud her two chill.
DREN also KIT and JESSE, the proper
~ OF Mr.. George Crump; or so MANY Of
'yem as may be sufficient to satisfy the
debt' &c. from the date of the deed Il will
be within tie operation Of the act passed
the last session Of Assembly, entitled an act
concerning executions and for other mr.
poses THE TRUSTEE.
Manchester, April IS. 1909. 2w
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Richmond Turnpike
Company.

A L meeting OF the Directors of the
"A Richmond Turnpike Company. on
fr day evening, the 2ist of APP il, 1909
Resolved, That call of FIVE dollars on
each share OF the holders of shares in the
said company be made and tina the same
be paid 10 the Trea.ursr on or before The
2ls, day of next month.
To obviate many inconvenience which
have arisen and which may hereafter arise,
me board agree to the following
Resolved, hat when the shares of de
linquent holders are advertised for sale,
the name OF each holder, with the sums
thereto annexed, as due, shall be publish
ed.
"a COPY ". Sheppard, Clerk.
(t2lst Navy
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Vk Naturalization,

a BEAUTIFUL dark bay, is hands
I Ahigh, full OF strength, health * vigor.
and inferior TO no horse either for speed or
bottom, of fine bone and MUSCLE This
horse was purchased by me when i'm LON
don of Lord Grosvenor, he was then in
training will stand the ensuing season ar
Sandy Point, Charles City country. The
scarcity oil money induces the subscriber
to let him cover mares this season at 10
dollars the single leap, 90 dollars the sea-
son, thirty dollars to insure a mare in
foal, the insurance money TO be pad, by
the gentleman who insured if changed the
season money may be discharged by the
pament of fifteen dollars by the tenth of
August, at which time the season will ex-
p re, with half dollar 10 the groom for
each mare. Large and extensive pastur-
age OF the best white clover gratis the
Sratest care and attention paid the mares,
but will not be answerable for accidents
or escapes This horse has not run many
races, but his performance will sufficiently
justify the opinion of Lord Grovennor &
his son, who certify that they consider him
the best thrte year old hore in ENGLAND.
and challenging any year old, which was
not accepted.
in October 1898, at New Market. he
won sweepstaee of 400 guineas, 10 suo-
scribers, at 200 guineas each, half forfeit.
colts carrying stone BIB. FLIES stone.
beating SIR Harry, Mr.. Cockson's b. c. by
SIR Peter, Mr.. Perrn's b. Yong JayeIin,
SIR Francis Sandist's CHI. c. Split Pigeon
IS To againsJ Admiral Nelson, z TO a.
Sanst SIR Harry, to1 against Spit Pr
geon, aud 10 to against Young Jsyelin.
III 1899 he won sweepstake O. 16Oo
gu'neas, IA subscribers AT 200 guineas each.
beating Lord Egremoni's b. by Precep-
tor, cut OF Bob Tail, Mr.. PERKINS, b. c.
Javelin, and Mr. GoIdng's Booster. g TO
on Admiral Nelson. In 1900 he got so
much injured in his practice that he did
not come on the urfagan until 1908, when
he Won purse OF 50pounds, mile heats.
beating several fine horses. =. Sc Sporting
Magazine for this year.
PEDIGREE.
ADMIRAL NELSON was bred by
10 Grosven.r, got by john Bull and foai-
ed in 1875 his dam Olivia, by Justice
her, dam CIPHER by Squirrel out of Frib-
oie's dam, by Regu u.s.. See Suppl ment to
the Stud Book. page Is.
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT.
N. B. Notes for the twenty dollar
must be sent with the mares