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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22
EDWARD HOWE, Jr.
BALTIMORE. Anril 1S.

DhL AMOkE, hpTli lo'
IN account fhe CAPTURE Of me -h,fvateey
Dotfhiu, CAM. Stafford, of thishort, on
me 81 q .1hri, 7uhile lying in lie Ra;lha-
hannock RiUer.
AT O'Clock in the morning. we disco
vered a schr. standing in, which we suDpos-
Ell to he one Of the tenders belonging 20 the
British squadron in the Chesapeake Bay
the letter of marque Lynx, Capt. Taylor,
got under way and stood down with the IN
tention OF bringing the sehr. to action, but
before she got within gun shot, she disco
Vered the boats from the ships making in,
when she tackled and stood back againNby
this time we had got under way, and finding
the wind dying away to a dead calm, got
our sweeps out and swept as far up the ri
yer as Brandon, when the people began to
murmur, and say they would not fight I'M
less the letters ct marque would promise 10
stand by them Capt. Stafford then hailed
the Arab, and told Capt. Fitch that his men
would not light unless he would promise to
assist him /; when capt. Fitch answered,
and said the Dolphin sailed much faster
than he did; capt. 5, afford told him he
would never leave him IF he would stav by
nm at this time the boats began TO fire ON
the Arab, she being tic nearest tn them.
when capt. Fitch waved his hat and run his
vessel OH shore, after firing his two stern
guns the boats then pulled for the Dol
phin' seeing she kept UP the best fire at
tins time the Lynx had struc.., and in ten
minutes attei, the Racer hauled her colors
down Captain Stafford finding there was
no alternative, ordered Nr Rogers to get
the boat out and take Mr.. Foster, I'd lieut.
and as many men as the boat would hold on
shore, and for Mr.. Rogers TO return with
the boat and two Dae,i buf hrf,re ,ya raach
ed the shore in the boat, the enemy boarded
her and Cut her colors down-we could plain
y see them cutting and slashiug, while
they were ON board, for at least fifteen mi.
nutes.
The enemy's force consisted of eighteen
launches and barges and the lIighhyer, two
irigates and two brgs i'll sight. and three
I4S and two frigates laying at the mouth Of
the Rappahannock.
THOS.tFOSTER. III Heuf.
! WALTER ROCKS, 3dAeut.
JAMFSsfsNYL OBS Prize master.
| jOSEPllIlIGGINS, do. do.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22
DOMESTIC.


Extract of a letter fronl>a prisoner in Port
Royal, to his friend in Charleston, dated
Loyalist Prison ship. Feb. 11;h, 1873
Z" am now confined on board of one of
His Britannia maJesty's floating dungeons
in Port Royal harbor. There are one bur-
dred and eighty more Americans confined
with me. The usage we receive from the
bodSfing BritonS, is worse than we could
expect from savaSes. If a man by accident
falls overheard, he is immediately slyot AZ
by the black soldiers, that are stationed on
board as centinels Notwithstanding the dan
ger he is in of being instantly dcvoured bv
the,sharEs, that continually surround us, in
great numbers.
"1here arc $40 Americans confined here
IN two ships; Hanyof whom were Captured
IN vessels from the United States unde,.
British licences
Our daily allowance is as follows. viz
one gill OF Old peas that Cannot be boiled
soft enough To render them eatable in six
hours; AID we have not a suficiencv of
wood for that purpose; one pound aud one
half of biscuit aud, o Heavens were vou
to see it / cannot describe it-for 4 i
worse than pavilion cause; rendered 20 by
the wepls and bugs that constantly inhabit
1t or ratilef make use Oft before we receive
it-and 4 pound of beef or pork either of
which you might smell the length of The yes
sci! We are sometimes % hours without
one drop of watcr! f"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22
CORTES. March ).

,.af ,.ss~ CoRTES. N3rCh ,.
The report was read of the special commits
sion named TO make such alterations rs might
be judged proper for tie regulation OF the
Regency, to the end that concord should be
established between the deliberations of the
Congress, and the powers OF the executive go
vernment. The report being read, two Score
tares OF Dispatch came forward and proposed
the modification Of various articles, and sever.
al new ones. The principal are the follow
ing: The Regency ot ne Kingdom shall be
composed OF three indisiduals, who are to be
removed, one gong out AZ the end of the first
ycar OF his election, 10y lot, aud in The same
manner another at The end Of the second year !;
and from thchce it shat. &c continued, that the
eldest shalt 80 out annually, bat without in
CURING the power of reelection, il the Cortes
should see proper.
The Secretaries Of Despatch shall act by
themselves it, tie name OF thc Regency, without
the necessity OF gN'.g il an account Of all the
ulterior measures they may think proper for
fulfilling the dispositions made by the govern
ment. Every order ofthc government shall be
acted upon in Council of Ill the Secretaries OF
Despatch. Ifany one OF them should dissent,
lie shall cause lis opinion to be entered in a
hook. Each Secretary may, on his RESPONSE
bilty, name an under Secretary who shall as
sst him in his correspondence with the Re-
gency; but no order shall lie sealed by the
latter, but by the Secretary himself. These
under Secretaries Shall be removable at the
viii of him who appointed them, and their
functions shall cease when he who appointed
them shall be removed.
Al every public session Of the Congress at
least one ofthc Secretaries sinai! assist, by turn,
without preventing the attendance of The whole,
isthought necessary by the Cortes, the Regcn-
cy, or the Secretaries themselves. The re-
sponsibility for the acts ofthe government shall
be altogether on the Secretaries All the Sec
rctaries shall be individually responsible to the
COItes for all the acts o. the government of a
general nature, whoever may be the cores
ponding Secretary; and each one shall also be
responsible for the particular acts in his de
partment, without pleading as an excuse the
will of the Regency.
The printing of The report was ordered, and
thc session rose.
March 9.
In the session Of this day, tic foregoing re-
port was taken up, and after 4 warm debate
and some ,umult, was put to the vote and a.
greed 10, SO votes to 10. The Decree was i'm.
mediately published, and the three members
chosen as Regency were sent for to take up
ON themselves the government, and take the
oatlis required. The couNsellors of state ma
med to this important place as being the three
eldest, were the very reverend Archbishop of
Toledo Cardinal Bourbon, Don Pedro As,.r,
aud Don Gabriel CT car.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22

orr Is this the work VIC have TO dos Is
this the event of our approaching electionsf
in the name OF our const,.utson, arc we to
make every surrender of hope, and turn the
means of political, safety into the cruel en-
CINE Of death to all the liberties Of our coun-
trys Pause, fellow citizens, pause! Think
into what dangers ye pass.-Pronouncc we
are brethren; we Will live and die together ;
we will not separate; we will listen TO Iis-
tress; we viii vmdicate the caase of the
people: we viii prefer every danger to pre-
serve the liberties OF our country, and the
best blessings for future generations.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22
April IS.
COMMERCIAL

We have been favored with letter of a
iatc date from B7rdcanX, hid, States that
u'e rench government bad "a an additi-
cmal duty on all East ard NVcst India pro-
Grce imported under licenses or permi,s
from England, which would operate in "a.
vor OF 10 ports from America. England ha-
wing prohibited altogether the expectation
to France OF first duality Sea Island. Louis;
ana and Georgia Cottons, they will com.
mand good prices if taken hence Dot and.
pearl ashes fish hidesand almost all sorts of
produce OF AmericaH growth, sell well in
France. n. Orleans cotton GO francs Sea
Island 800 : SO pot ashes, lO1, &c. The
exports OF wines and brandcs TO Enpl,nd
had enhanced the price Of those articl, : in
INC French markets. Silks and other Dir,
goods badnot varied much.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22

titnde and aiacrity. A partcof them uHrch-
cd tn the fort about sun set the remainder,
are under arms at the. time we are writing
this article, at z O'clock. awaiting the or
dcrs "t the commanding general Should
TIC enemy afford the occasion. We have no
doubt but the city and its shipping will be
eifectnal!y defended, without any injury OF
consequence.
Three months ago, Mr.. Cheyes would
NOT believe 1t possible, that any respec,ahle
gentleman would use efforts to d. feat the
Dan and destroy the credit of government.
In public speech he said that "such con
duct was TOO weak, 100 wicked, too gRE1-
soNhBLE, to be credited" The nation have
seen IN the Course of policy pursued by this
enlightened legislator, that his stern inteeri
~ q iniieXible virtue were not to be SHAH en-
ny party spirit, where his sense ofd duty for
bade him to obey its mandates. The opiniop
whicn such man gave of the Conduct of
those who have laborcd to defeat the loan.
must produce the deepest impression ON the
public mind. Mr. Chcvcs is not nov To he
told that his estimate of the patriotism of ie
uerai demagogues was erroneous he is not
now to learn that not only Timothy Picker
ing, but the whole host of federal editors &
their correspondents, from Boston to Savan.
man, nave used the most strenuous exerti-
ons to defeat the loan and destroy the credi,
OF government. According to his idea, then.
IN winch we fully agree, their proceedings
nave been weak and wicked" if not Urea
Sonable.''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22
LNTEsT FnoM ENGLNND.

From the London Courier effhe l9hh Of Feb.
Z" An unanimous vote of both Houses Of Par
liament last night approved OF the war with
Ameiica, sanctioned its justice, and detormi
ned TO support The Government in n vigorous
prosecution oft. We conceive and heartily
congratulate the county upon il, that ParliaI
snent did last night give solcmn pledge to the
people Of the British Empire that at no time,
,mder no circumstances, for no advantages
political or commercial, however great, will it
yield, barter or letter the exercise orour great
maritime riglns---ti.c right Of search and the
right ofimpre .smeni'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22
April II.
FHE ENEMIES FLEET. =

Captain Crandle in his boat left West ri
very yesterday, when he got into the bay he
found the British, SEVEN sail, close after,
and as they out sailed him he had to use his
sweeps; when off Hagothy river or little
above, the British were off Annapolis. lie
passed the Bodkin Mouth of the Pataps-
col about 8 O'Clock in the evening. The
last he saw ofthc British, they were under
sail ; SO 1t was uucertain 10 him whether
they intended to come to- off Annapolis, or
proceed higher up .lhe bay.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22
THE PEACE PARTY.
(FRoM TIE ALBANY ARGUS.

"Peace Party--F,rcisclV 6ncb no tb-
british S0Vernntcnt 7vouitt 51rrl IN M ro,,,-
tries la EngianH." Providence pnast
so trtle II is, that when a nation il # ,vsr
hercnemy ever clsin,s those Of lis citizens
as friends, who avow themselves the fri.n,ie
Of pOacc, in opposition to the wishes ofthei,-
nation and Sover0ment III every age. and
Ill every nation, this has been the CLOAK r..
cover the idesgns Of men who sought tc.
subvert theiS government, or 20 render Il
subservicntfQ foreign state and the ar
t'ilce has too ottepNRsen crowned with ia
tai success. ..a4sEs too easily i'm pesetf
upon by ~ 5nnes them present
ease, without s. - s.s'es.eS that forbcararce
ever ever. invites ~ .iqns, and tha, the,
n .t'! s or lnfIr pAsch\<il not defend
nSeii mas no ritN to eZrect proIs-st-s.S rorA
o,herS' in frse governments & IS the 20 Y
pie, and not 4 cLespot, tlu, declares -.
ana ths individual or party who refuse to
support it. to Reasonable ex,ent. nof opIr
violate a iundamenll principle Of The social
Compact, bot actually ..Uct and encourage
the enemy. = may ps Questioned. which
are most miscrieyohs, local insurrections
IN tlme OF peace, or Htuce associQfioDs in
ahe OF foreign war; ia tle former, the
designs OF lhe disaltec;cd are obvious. and
hePhl seal force Ot the nation may be d..
iccted sihBiy To- defeat these designs. In H..
Latter, 1t the dsalIccted do not ioin ,L,;
strength to that of the enemy. the 60.
derives almost equal advantage fro,,,L'Y
neutrality, and by the oVaprtunitv Viii.
affords him OF increasing HAT a.. ~!
by Tie means Of agents afd snie. ,t.N,''
tional strength = dfBisis,td il ,I'a ma
mat the disaHecsed bear - tile to,,i ,,' ,".'o
latioR, '''H popH'
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10.
WAsHINcroN CITY, April I6.
ARMY OF THE UNIrED srATEs

The following General Officers, we learn.
ave been appointed by the President of the
'nited States, Since the adjournment of Con-
ress, To I'LL vacancies, and in pursuance of
Gus passed since the close of the session.
Bngadicr Generals.
Thomas Il. Gushing,
Zebulon NJ. Pike,
George lizard,
Duncan NJ Aurthur,
Lewis Cass,
William II. Winder,
Benjamin Howard.
Quarter Master General
Robert Swartwuut.
AdJnfQnt Generals.
William Duane,
John r. Fenwicis,
Winfield Scott, =
Francis *. Huger
Inshecfor Generals.
Abimeal Y. Nicoll,
John Chrystie,
Nicholas Gray,
William K. Bootc.
assistant .9djutant Generals
James Bankhead,
Charles *. Gardner,
John Johnson,
Ebenezer Beebec,
Nathaniel +. Adams,
Thomas Chrystie,
Robert Dunn,
Talbot Chambers.
-desisfqnt INSPECTOR Generals
VIM. 5. Hamilton,
James Gibson,
Enos Cutler,
John e. TilIotson.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22
LONDON, Feb. 9.

The Gazette OF Saturday contains four Or
slers in Council, dated Feb l, 1915 BY the
FIRST, the operation Of the Order in Council of
the 14,h November, signiying that Z" The sale
to u neutral, of any vessel bclonging 90 bis ma
tiesty's enemies, should not be'deened legal"
is conhded to France, or countries annexed 10
France. The second, allows the importation
of hides, horns, tallow and wool, (eAccpt cotton
woody in any foreign Sdp vessel, from any
port from whisi the IEtish flag is eXclSGlod,
for six months, IRON tie StlI Of February.
third, extends for six mouths from the Above
date, the Order in CouhcAsf tho 17di ofJuly
last, prohibiting the expectation or carrying
coastwse, gunpowdcr, sallptre, or any sort Of
arms or ammunition The fourth, extends for
six months the Order in Council prohibiting
che expurtationbf naval stores.
The value OF British goods only, exported
from Port Glasgow, ~ the three months end
Tag the Sch January last, amounts to nearly
.sUO,O sterling,
The 2d battalion Of Inc Alst foot, now at
brighton, are expected 80 Embark for America,
where the LIST battalion has long been.
SIR Francis Burdet's motion relative TO. the
Princess Charlotte Of Wales, is fixed for tho
22d of this month. Ills object is TO confer the
1tegency upon her Royal Highness in tie event
of the demise OF the Regent, her father, before
abe demise Of the King, her grand father. is
Pumoused, but having no communication with
ahc BarOnet We are not able to- state whether
abe report be wei or III founded, that in case
Of the demise the Regent taking place before
The Princess Charlotte completes her cgh-
teenth, Sir Francis means. to propose that the
Regency be vested in her Royal Mother till
she attains that age.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22
.dmerican.
April IL.
THE ENEMY.

a seventy four, two frigates and several
SH'siIer vessels belonging { the enemy's
Bay squadron, anchored off Swan Point q
or 10 miles below the mouth of Pat,pscn X
20 miles from this city. at 3 O'Clock yester-
DAY. The alarm guns were fred, and the
brigade assembled with. the CREATES, promp-
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NEW-Y oRx, ami IS.
TO the Editors Of the. Mercantile .dfy,y
User

Conference.-The public VIII perceive nv
Mondays paper, that captain Howe, of The
ship Charleston and Liverpool Packet. was
bearded by the Chesapeake. on the 21st
March, and was ia companywith said shin
until the gath, when four OF dbe officers din
cd win captain II. On the 9th we had Sc
veral officers from her TO dine Then.
Jackson AN American seaman. a man ,.Lora
we shipped in Cadiz, who had been i'm.
pressed and served the English five wears.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22

FALMouTn, Feb. II.
His Majesty's ship Ia pique is reported to
have captured an American priva,eer of %
guns.
The Sceptre is under orders to reinforce the
heet unGer Sir j. B. Warren at Halifax.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22
PORTSMOUTH, Feb. Z.

Just arrived, ~ NJ brig Rein Deer, from a
sruize, and has brought in with her very
barge long American letter of marque, which
rhe took after a chase ofeight hours, as Tie A
american sails very fast. It is said her cargOis
estimated at 100000; she is the Cashier OF Bal
aimore, and from disappearance she is 100 feet
kgng.
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FOR ElGN.
CHAnLEsroN, April IS.
latest from Spain.

by the arrival at this port yesterday of the
ship Fair American, Capt. iiohson in 50 days.
from C:,diz, we were favored with file of Ca
diz papers from tic LIST to the 9th of March,
inclusive. The most interesting article is
given in this days Gazette-it is the follow
ing.
FORMATION OF A NEW REGENCY IN
cpsIN
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PLYmsu RI, Fes. IS.

Came in Gne American schooner, richly
laden, taken after long chase, by the Foxhound,
captain Parish,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22

- -lPTiT II
RICHARD CUTS, Esq. is appointed SUI
perintendant General of Military Supplies
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22

IN account ofthe capture Of The fi,fUateer
Doiflhh, CAM. Stafford, of This mort, on
fhe 81 q .1friy, zDhile lying in Tie Rahhd-
hammock Riper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-24
Domestic Medicines

A large supply of DIR. Church's Cou, h 4
Drops, medicine unequalled by any otherin
the world, for the cure Of Coughs, Colds.
Asthmas, Consumptions, and the Whoopihe
Cough, price IS ecnts.--Also, his Chemicai
Essence and Flxtfact of Mustard, for the
cure OF Rheumatlsn, Rheumatic Gout. Pail,
sey, &c. price IS cents each bottle or box.
Andoyne cssence for the head ache, ffty
cents.
Volatile Tinctvre for the tooth ache, 81 1-2
cents.
Antiscorbutic Tincture for curing the scar
Wy in the Gums, whitening the teeth and
sweetening the breath, price 81. Church's
Virmifuge Lozenges, for destroying worms
in grown persons or children, so cents the
box.
Eye Salve for all diseases of the eyes, rs
cents per box.
The celebrated Botanical Tea, dollar thu
canister. -,
Church's Ambitions pills for maIienant
and bilious fevers aud all disorders of the,
head, SO cents the box.
German Corn Plaster, for Corns, so cent
ths packcc.
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Jaundice Bitters.

A MEDICINE extremely useful for curing
jaundicy and bilious disorders, and removing
that sinking, faint and distressed feeling at
the stomach, difficulty Of breathing, loss Of
appetite, and sleepy, dull heaviness in the fore
part of the day, 1weakpess and trembling of the
limbs, dizziness Of the head, and ycowness
of countenance, complaints so common to
jaundicy and bilious people.
The many cures that have been effected ia
N. England by the above medicine, tas MAJ
be seen by the ,bills) prevent the necessity Of
further RECOMMENDATION
LIKEWISE.
WHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT.
Medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having in it any thing leithcr
dangerous or disagreeable.
One box cures person, and there need be
no washing after the use Of it, as the skin il
generally left clean and smooth
The above Medicines
TO BE HAD GENUINE, AT THE Boox-
STORE OF MR.. s.PLEAsANTs, ~
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GENUINE PATENT AND FAMILY

GENUINE PATENT AND FAMILY
Medicines,
Which are celebrated for The cnye ofn,est :isea,
ses TO ,sh:ch the Human Body is liable,
PREPARED oNLrby the SOLE PRoPRIE 9oR,
I. w. DYOTT, NJ. ID.
Grandson Of the late Dr. Robertson, of Edna
burgh
DR.. ROBERTSON'S
Celebrated StOmachic Eiirir of Health
Price one dollg- & fifty cents
One of the most efiicacious Medicines ev.
offered to the public, for the speedy reli.f ~
cure OF obstinate coughs, colds, consumpt ions,
the hopping cough, asutmas, pains and wind
IN the stomach, removing habitual costiyencss.
sickness at the stomaoh, dysenterfes. colcra
morbus, severe gripipxs<rrfle summer howell
complaint in childreH,Ec &C.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fECEThBLE NERYoLS CoRDIhL OR VA.
TURR's GRAN3R8s4oRh4y
1T rs confidently reconmentled, as the most
efficacious Medicine, for the speedy relief and
cure OF all nervous complaints, impurities of
the blood, seminal weaknesA gieets and various
complaints resulting from &cret- inf3roprie,v
OF youth and dssipatcd rnid06fes, residence
an warm climates, DC; 0zjera,e use of TO-,
the unskilfui or exce5Siye use of mercury. so
stten dcstructiveto the human frame. and dis
eases ease. peculiar to females alta certain period Of
lie, barrenness, &c. &c.
Dr.. ROBERTSON'S
HA3ENT S1oMdcHIc THINE Byq5gYs
-, Price one dollar.1
These celebrated and welI known Bitters..
are composed of pus vegetables, and are par.
t!cularly adapted fd restoring weak constitu--
.lons' cleansing any Strengthening the sto-
..n, anu increasing the appetite; they are
eAie'neiy serviceablSin all seasons, but parA
lIu,y so on the approach of warm weather,
WIN, wneh the bilious habls experiences such total
,o.s VI appetite. Also CERTAIN preventative
&c. &DK 49, -,~', 4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-24

w ILL | Nd. the present season, at my
'lanie' IN James City county, on Chicka
hcmony River, Aput four + below Coles Ferry
< thirteen above williamsburg, not far from the
burnt Ordinary, add will be let to Mares at
rs Dollars the Season.,
Ito commence on h&2Oth Feb. and end the LIST
Aug, out may be discharged by the Psyment
OF $50 fpsid Within the Season-$A the
single leap, and $40 t4ensure Marc % be in
inai-the insurance moAey to fall due Il the
Mare be sold, exchanged or parted viR-Sl
to the Groom iu es<fy c~e. Good ~ very
extensive Pasturase for Mares and By at
tention paid to fem but b liabili, acc-
dents rSs G:reSoape tic - IN be fed grain
w6NDER is 6ne healiE and b. fire.,
from all nSt,IrS fbfe<Rishes, 81 in q of form,
hgure, size aud bead$Y, he isNsYY sssed it is
believed, by 10 Horse on the so tinent. His
Colts are lar likely Strong, give and very
swiit:-Leonit| >ss raised by J late Chapcey
lor lylor and H;Ehard F. Tsff, Esqr's. his
Colts, sons of Wonder, haveproSsn themselves
| to be excellent runners. &ondtr covered in
| England the last season ~ S suineas-as a
| runner he proved himsetfto be etlual to the
| best Horses in England--he Hbeat Cock
Water, and Sir Harry, Ill first RAE runners,
and many other fine Horses. Wonder was Ia
med in training in 1871, and has mot since
started--he was brsd by Lord William, in
Is hands inches high, a beautiful chesnus
sorrel-He was COZ by Phenomenon, his dam
| by Old DamondSwho is known by dyery vir.
Einian, grand dAm by Marske, Voting Hag,
SalownhamsdQvn by Skin, Old Hags Hydras
dam by Grab Ebony by Chiders, oat OF Old
Ebony by Baster, Phenomenon asVgot by
King Herod, his dam Phrenzy by EcliISe, her
dam by Engineer, grand dam by BlanS--Lass
OF the 91ill, by Traveller, Miss Makeiess b,
Young Observation-Disclosures -oock-
CRAFTS Bay Barb-Makeless-B rimmer-Dicky
Pierson, son of Dodsworth-Burton's Bari
Mare. Taken from General Stud Book.
~ VIM WALKER JunA.
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X I CS3fAM o n ID
TurnpIketC OmDany.

THE shareholdersinth this Company are here
by notified that their annual general meeting
VIII be held at the Eagle Tavern in the City Of
Richmond, on the first Monday in next month
at IL o'clock. - sl-A8S'
N. SHEPPARD, Treasurer.
Nays. tIMJ