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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-04
From. Mr.. Sanderson's Correspondent.
BURNING OF THE BR. BRIG AMANTHEA

From Mr.. iSdnderSonS Correspondent
BURNING OF THE BR. BRIG AMANTHEA.
LEWIS, Jan. %, 1884.
Tuesday evening, 7 o'clock,
Sir-The Br brig Amanthea, Cook, which
has been waiting at the Breakwater for an adj
dition to her crew. in order to proceed upon her
voyage to England, was destroyed by fire this
afternoon, together with all her cargo, consisting
of cotton, wool, dyewood, naval stores &C. &C.
The fire commenced, as it is supposed, by the
crew, behind the fire CRATE, which stood near
the bulkhead, which separates the cabin from
the hold, and from thence communicated to
some of the combustible materials of her cargo
1t had made such Roadway before it was dis
covered that all the efforts that could be made to
subdue it were abor''ve.
AS soon as she made signals of distress,
number of pilots and others went on board from
the vessels in the harbor and from the shore,
and run her on shore, when she was dismantled
and scuttled, but nothing could be obtained out
of the cabin or hold; if all the cargo should not
be DESTROYED before the tide RISES the lower tiers
may be saved by being under waters at present
however, she is in flames, and no one can board
her.
The officers and passenger whose clothes
and effects are in the cabin, have lost all.
Respectfully yours,
H. F. RODNEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-04
LIST OF LETTERS


d EMAINING in the Post Office, Alexandria,
IL D. c., February l, 1884
- Persons applying for letters in the fol-
lowing list, will please say they are advertised,
or they may not get them.
A
Capt. Elijah Andrews Lee Massey Alexander
DR.. Richard Alexander James M. Alexander
Richard Atkinson George Avery
Mrs. Agnes Adams
Joseph Bailey George Brooks
John p Brua John Brown
John E. Brown Sarah Ann Baggett
Samuel Briggs G. H. Blincoe
Carol Baker John Barker
Miss Ann Brown Mrs Maria Brown
" Ellen Brawner2 William N. Brown
William Brown Mrs Juno Boyd
c.
William M. Courteny John Cowman
Thomas Crook Capt. Cyras Cahoon
George w. Carln Mrs. Margaret Chace
Sarah COne---2 " Rebecca Curry
DR.. Hiram Chapman Miss Hester A Camel
D
Charles c.. Dixon George Davis
Miss Mary j. Davis Mrs. Elizabeth Donald
Benjamin Dulany son
Peter Dougherty Edward w. Davies
Mary Drury Judson Dover
James E. Dawes Henry Darnell
Simon Dearborn John B. Diggs
Mrs. Harriet r. Evans Capt NJ NJ Edmonds
Robert F. Evans
Mrs Ann Fenwick Thomas Fairfax
James Frazier Miss Fanny Fletcher
Miss Susan Ford Francis Fenwck
Patrick Fardy Miss Margaret Pickett
c.
Mrs Jane Gibbs Miss Sarah Gass
A. G. Gordon, U.S.N. John Gimeny
Miss Sarah Green---2 Rebecca Green
H
John HUMPHREYS Lawrence Hooff
VIM. Hutchings Correll HUMPHREYS
r. Hatch Miss Rebecca Hatters-
William Herbert---2 ley
John Hoffman Mrs. NJ l.. HpkinS
Abraham Houstan Caspar Hayman
Henry H. HALEY Tarlton Henderson
Christiana Howard B. W. Hunter, us. N.
John Huddleston Richard Hall
William Hackney---2
II
Alfred Inloes Thompson Javins
Mrs. B. Jackson
John Knowles Mrs Henrietta Knight 2
James P. Kirby Patrick King
L
Rev Mr. Leavenworth Levi Lewis
Curtis F. Lewis Samuel c. Lewis
Mrs. Ann Leap M LemOlne
g Harriet M.Lloyd John Taylor Lomax, Jr
Henry Lloyd Hannah Lewis
M
Miss Maria McNeal Mrs. Sally Minor
Daniel Monroe James MILAN
Mr.. Myers Bushrod Mills
Mrs. L. c.. Muevin Capt. James Mitchell
Daniel Mcleod Charles Mankns---2
William McBaine Mrs Virginia Mason
Allen McRea Mrs. Eliza MCLEAN
Mark M. Mankin Capt.Jeremiah Marshall
John Marburay Edward A. May
John Morgan Mrs Georgiana Monroe
n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-04
NEW CROP SUGAR.

= Hogsheads handsome quality new crop New
- Orleans Sugar, just received and for sale by
feb WILLIAM N. McVEIGH s
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WOOD FOR SALE.

WOOD FOR SALE.
NN7OOD can be had, cut and corded, on mo.
w derate terms, about hafme from town.
west of Shutters Hill. Purchase can be made
on the place. jan 30tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-04

The Committee on Banks in the New York
Legislature has reported unfavofably upon Sc
yeral applications for Banks and Trust Compa-
MES The House of Assembly accepted the re-
port by very decided vote-thus virtually re-
jecting the applications. The Albany Argus con-
siders this as an indication Of the policy of the
House for the session. " not to extend the grants
either of Banks or Trust Companies, at the pre-
sent session. beyond cautious regard to the
actual erigeacies of the case"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-04

The packet ship Charles Carol, at New York,
on Wednesday from Havre, has on board, a
bronze statue of Thomas Jefferson, intended for
the new Philadelphia Exchange.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-04

~ We-are authorized to announce HENRY
FAIRFAX as a candidate for a seat in the Legisla-
ture of Virginia, from the County Of Fairfax, at
the ensuing election. MANY VOTERS.
MORE BACON.
10000 Hos Hog ro osfy Handsome Bacon
60 kegs Lard in shipping order, prime
SO kegs inferior Butter, suitable for Bakers
10 barrels Old 4th proof Whiskey
so barrels Dried Apples
Just received and for sale by
feb 1-eo6t DANIEL CAWOOD.
PORTO RICO SUGAR, &C.
ON Hogsheads of Porto Rico Sugar
~ 20 tierces and hogsheads Refined Sugar
300 boxes Bunch Raisins
200 do Muscatel do
so casks Sun Raisins For sale by
A. G.. CAZENOVE & co.
Also, No. l, 2 and 3 MaCkerel, late inspection.
jan 81
NEW-ORLEANS SUGAR.
40 Hogsheads New Orleans Sugar, of the
# " new crop for sale by
jan 90 EDW'D. DAINGERFIELD.
CUT G. PLAIN GLASSWARE.
EUST received, six packages Glassware,
~ Cut and plain Tumblers
Do do Table and Hall Lamps
Britannia Casters, four and five bottles, a
neat and cheap article
Also, 80 boxes English Pipes
1mo25 r. H. MILLER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-04

Steamboat Case Some months since color
ed person brought an action in the Common
Pleas at Boston, for damages, against master
of steamboat, for refusing to admit his wife in
to- the ladies' cabin, although her passage had
been paid in advance. The cause was decided
in favor ofthe plaintiff but was reversed by the
Supreme Court on Saturday last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-04

7 OFFER for sale my Plantation called CLOVER
i LAND, lying in the County of Prince william, IS
miles distant from Alexandra and Washington. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-04
1900 Il GRE IS,

AgssA Has on it large DWELLING
MEsyHkHOuSE, Barn, and other improvements,
W@sIiZ and an excellent Mill Seat, on which
AS<s@SsG8 Saw Mill is erected. The land has been
well tiled and for several years past improved by the
use of clover and pIaser the effects of which are no
where more visible. more fully proven !. is dvid
ed into fields of an equal and convenient size and I'm
der the enclosures. This Plantation is Justly con
sidered among the best in the upper counry it's sua
ton is healthful and beautiful
AS purchasers will view the premises before making
an Offer farther particulars deemed unnecessary.
II desired immediate possession may be given. Let
tiers addressed to me (post psd) NAV be directed to
this place. CHARLES SHIRLEY GARTER.
Richmond City, Oct. 10th, 1923.
NJ B. In my absence, Mr. Edmund Newman, Agent,
on the premises, will attend to gentlemen wishing to
view the premises. C.s. G.
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Ferdinand O'Neal

Miss M. A. Palmer George Padgett
Mrs. Snah B. Porter Mrs. Sarah Pelton
Ignatius F. Pickerell Joseph Padgett
Mrs. Ann Price George A. Prentis
Captain James Posey 2 Robert Parker
Mrs. P. Postan John Park
" Ann Piper
r
Archibald Rye Matthew Robinson
Miss Elizabeth Roach John Rogers
Alexander Reed John Rainn
S
Thomas II. Sidebottom Mrs. Sarah Snyde
Captain Smith Simon SOmmerS
James w. Scott---2 Henson Simpson
Capt Daniel Somers Miss Amanda Spe
George w. Slacum---3 Samuel Sanderfor
Jacob A. Smith Mrs. Susan SUNNI
Philip Sillers Richard Stoopes
Mrs. Susanna Slye Mr.. Sharon :
Stephen Sanger---2
T
Amelia H. Terrett Mrs. Hanna B. Tt
Joseph Taylor Miss Catharlne /
William Taylor Mrs. Margaret TT
Mrs. Sarah Talbot son
Capt. Geo. H. Terrett
v
Henry Vermillion Hugh Violet
Robert Vodery Mrs. Rosa Vacca1
w
Oliver WEIGH Mrs. Ann B Win
Joseph Watson Miss Ann E. Win
Richard Wright Miss Jane E. VIII
John West Miss Marion r. "
Capt. Robt. A. WEIGH Master John Wa
James P. Wheeler ton
Benjamin Wane Miss Sophia Viii
Mrs. Fanny West-2 Henry B Whiting
James P. Ward John Webb
Y
Arthur Yeatman
feb st DANIEL BRYAN, P
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'ltE Jciierson fouuty iorkes Club islu,
drt-rninef g. Wv. u.6itaI ---Tak.4. 49,.
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SH1Nl hg ausscrhrr 'ifiur f-vs 7i..rt 1'
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PRIVATE sAx:E

PRIVATE SALE.
VIE subscriber will sell, ~ private SALE
the FARM upon which Jacob BenDer
now resides, and lying on tie waters q ne
Potomac river, and adjoining the lands oS
Adam holer, deed. George Reynolds and
others, containing about
By 1-z Heres,
large proportion Of wbsch - m enc fhriT-
ing Timber. The Improvements arc n com
iortabie Log Dwelling, large Barn. AZ. - "a.
a DeVer-faiiing spring convenient 90 Abe Ls.ss.-
There - on thH farm an elegant Apple or
ehard, with other fruit trees There !. like
wise uPOa the TiSer bank quarry Of I4sse
stone, the lime of which ~ Superior 20 IN,
made IN this DeighbOrhood. Persons uisl.rn-
TO purchase, will apply TO I'm. & Brsen At
the Ani'-Eatam Works, or the subscriber An
Frederick County, Md.
Terms will be made TO suit purchasers.
Join ERIEN
Dec. II, IS33.-tf.
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uii,t tsrns-. = nm ssiv-n ar r.... .
lasir,ansn alis lnfsr-saatlu 4il- H...
a. sis,nsoil- IA --i.lirgufs 80 n
Qualifications, Ipu,ha us.N ai. . ... s..,s..
ssnu Nir n,slir ", 3.lsl.sr-ior- -t
'r',a,frI'is uinsniN, Hi Gl Iauua.
.Es!.f,. >-ultliiisiii lsrsfhr-s,ln c,.i.si;-- 4,
hIms %, R-..g So
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-24

DO hereby certify, that saw private
trial With MAJOR DOswtlI's stable of horses, a
Mort ti.as before they set out ior Iynchhurg,
fau &c t-33, when Il was dent sir ~ alte-
SeStt Sas much the best horse Ice hal, add
II such, he selected him to run for the Lynch
berg Joekey club purse. although he had ~
kss stable. Px1ro, Moscow, Elika warien.
Lady Roland, and others, most OF which have
distinguished Themselves A. racers Given
ansleT my hand, thr. 2Ist FEB. 1884.
NM. WIIItAMSON
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Bank offhe JaIicy mPryinia,
NOTICE.

nr m act 81 the Csnerai Assembly Of
I'D vsrgIn,s. ps,.ed the i2ih day of Narrh.
l-,is. tbs back - ssthottxed to establish an
Osf'ee Of Discount AID Opposite at Iisrper>-
Ferry, a. Inc "o,Inis Ol Jefferson nth . sa,,-
al Of sas.ot'. % Dc s-.i>sd ~ subscription,
o. share, OF >lOo each. On the terms aud re-
E..sii0a, h.r,toior- pr.-srD,d by law fof
tie -ubsc r'ptpon Of The stock IL .asd bank,
aud ms, Ota-rsi,e prov rlcj Zoe ~ ssid act :
the u.- ,iOcs Ia pay bour, of s5.J33 The
act =. to corpmeRre snd bc IN force from aud
after ia. tiE.e hen It. provisions shall have
'-ee' approved ~ tise stockholders of the said
b1rk, at n general n'eeii,. o. lie convened
.i..r,tcr. on or before the first Monday IN
MAJ ns>t. aud such aPpro, al sl.ali bas. been
MADE 5ut certified 10 Tie executive OF TIN,
common zlth.
The Stockholders are hereby notified. that
ttS- meeting Required by the AID act will be
bel 81 the banking hoss.- ~ " Inc -.isr. %.
>-iH1fss %, ~ dss II My ~If. at ~h,ch
us-rtins bo sto-kb.,idcr can vote h, proxy
-ai->- >"eh proxy hail DC sppsinied after
the passage VI ths act.
~ BRENT. Ca,A.sr.
MANCHESTER, April l., lisa.
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NEW GOODS.

ZIb'IE Subscriber hs- just received Fresh
- sg7lis u Sea-0asoio GOODS, wbich.
- aliihIDa q hrs STOCK OF hand, makes bis
ss-ostsBe % good ali Vt Nhieb y offered AZ
prs 90 o. suit tie tImes. Ny Trends aud cue
sous-Fs sTs ,aviisd 81 call aud supply their
Nsots Join y. CODhCs.
shsPasrd.toWn. Nsrch -, I.34.-u.
G1AP. She subscrI5~r - ~ y ast Of
AONLl he therefore req scsfs those who
arc owing han, 10 tender AT the ss.stsn,e
mat the times will alIoa, and thereby confer
peal favour n these times q sa,sch need.
n q
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- & T. gi9Hts1H NJ Baitsmnr-,. fas! Z--PTr
s1s uUtNJiR Of Giupsp.r cunnix, V.l--
Ilsn i.tfvf 'iIiur-'t nfi r'iuarfiisrssiip. and y
rantilur ';ir etisoG s.ln 10 >JSEss az it-
nte stimuli al VA IL uHnl,h. VI. l. r-.r
s7ir 81 IA .iurl', unssnn tnF igin. of Eursr Z d.
''iir n N'', "nh 'nt''r'l sc"p'ns 4, --gcr1. ..-
s'"'n'fnn az oti)L --.siE.s, siilrluiG "a Z.
country t-la,ii..
SzTL HOUGU.
1EP;A EBRNER. IL
RDar HDCGIL
H.Hhrn'u-- NIrii b., Lin IL;
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In excellent Oil Mil.
TWO CoAuoDIoUS
DWELLING HOUSES


The yards and garden 81 one al them a.eAiy
improycd--together with several out-baasd
inss of different kinds.
A further description Of said properrr Is
deemed inex Pedient, n the purchaser ~ili 81
course view for himself o. - confidently
believed, however, that the ,arroa. unusual
advantages, arising from Its proX iuaIiy To tie
two great works OF internal Improvement. Tic
abundant supply Of country hides fron Tie
iarPers-Ferry market, fI'e water poHer, &C
combine To render Il the most eligible pro-
perry Of the kIDd, Tor n person or company
with = good capital, 20 be found an the eoun
~.
The property being unsuited % the ooeupa
i,on and management Of q widow and yo.aals
children, ALL be disposed Of on very reasor.a-
Die terms, both rs 90 price and exieassOn q
credits.
For further particulars. apply esther iosrs.n
Frame, at ilarPers-ferry, or 10 Andrew Hun
ter, m Charlestown, Va.
Nov. a ISll
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REMOVAL.

NNIE snb'er'ber having removed ~. store
= irvns Shenandoah street 20 Potomac
street iisFPersFerry. % the Store io,i,s
bisiy grouped bV ues.rs wall & Duor,,.
son. dns- saFnes'iy snd rs-pcctfuiiy invite h..
Trends a"d cIsiout-f- pnd the p,ibse m rene
"a, % ouniInae u.sfr favour and -upgs,rt.-
tic also isAes us method Of rctarsns IA,
rstsful tbaDks i0r the liberal and ff,.ndl,
pa,lya4Es b. bas received. sad hppes 90 con
ir'ue 90 Eise general satisfaction. 90. ore.
s-nt s-.Orfmeut = isrgr and good oa-. - he'll
te !. disposed 10 ssll as the ma-t reduced
Priees THOMAS HUGnES.
April n. 1885 1T
y The ssasop has arrived Vben u -
neeesssry 90 60 bei0v % lsy in C.os-is Zoe thu
.fTing bueiuess. IhaPe . si.1ii rot be forgot
IN BY ny freaI. r NJ
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F.r- .fs Po,-,r IF .Saor~,y.

TT" - F"fTfF ~ -Hf'Fnfr-
Know ali men b, these Presepts. that
hereby appoint 20 be
substitute and proxy, 10 represent at q
meeting OF the stos khold.r- ct the Bank OF
the Nsi3rs ~ 'IrS.aIs, IL bs held At the bank
ins ho-f-~ ~ WIneb,>ter. On Saturday the I'd
day "f Ma, neat, and for snd an name
~as l.ehsit "a vote on al and every question,
matter ard thiBs wh.oh shall lie brought oe-
lore sad msenr=.
Ia witness whereof, have Lereunto set
land and seal this day of Is3I
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TO
Farmers. MIXERS, Ncrckazts-


Upon the Chesapeake and OHM Canal. r.
Pcctfully invite pubic attention Ia Tire suit
iect. They have n " arr-tiou-e near the ,eilr
Furnace, at the head OF tine cam un. mil.
aoote Harpers-ferry-one nj the Plum ,,Ir
Rocks-and one al Georgctown-;the iurlu- n
lew doors West oi FRANCIS Badg-s .. The liu-
sign of tins arrangement 10 transport no NJ
der, or receive Tor sale, commission, Mi
sorts OF PRODUCE winch the iradr al
this shall bc dune Uu such tsrms md ,cant,-
LIONS rs TO prove advantageous IN ths Jrqplf
OF the upper couuirt. FiiC,BUot. will IA,
received n any point of the 'Cunal ~i,.sr, n
can be taken INTO the bOats.
One Of tie concern will be .cuIrStaIrfS m
other nj Tie Clid 4 iIrIuars
or Point of Rocks. Those Wi,o may GTur,sS
Their Affairs IN this iuie Ia the uIana.;,4n,uIn
oil Tins hrm may rely upnn prun.IE sEEisI,-
ton and upon every PossIDle eAeriIun Ia JITi,-
inoie tIeir IIieTest
The Boats are now ready, and ore ,Iii ,tiruna
the MAJOR JACK DowsIEG, u al The .lHrur-Si
class which can move upon tirr Canal, WI
Wall have good cabin, and bcriis 1ur ttiIoss
VINO may wish 10 accompany their produces
To market.
The undersigned feel some confidence thur
THIS arrangement will be productive ,tIi plItjlIr
benefit and they shall Heel ;--airiu a. slsih
OF their friends will make Mi Ca y...r irs.ssIit
with them
JOHN G.. WILSON.
JAMES l.. HI-NSuAiA-
March 2. lS3I-u
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= iuv-I.- a'-iiugrui- 10 Il ID shs6.4eti o
l'' i'I- rrin asi''ri iiiH dr-u daY of Iiliy ne,
Tar 1'rnr.. wpis un ;:is -uoscrihur lH She
iIrytsiiiisi,, VlTsrlma.
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S2ORE.
LINES "A FTTiZAL-LU0.NY
Nd EsPECTFIl1Y informs I'M -trrunils md
II . the pube, that lse lac ulcis=d large ..llt
s,ileisdid assosImcut nf
Book and Stationar-E-

s,ilsndid assortment nf
Books and Stationary
g. n his O'6 Stand No ., .u.I,Iles- lsgnGs,, Har-
lsrrs-frTrE.
Which be oncrs Srrs r,,urs.J l,rirfS Dor r,.si
Amongst has stock al bc found - claoipr s.il,u-
tIon Of
Aneicut aud Modern ff,s.urx.
Romance, P.sctry ai,d l.,s.iu isadiu.
large supI,ly oi Srioal HOOKS.
Moral aud Rciisin " osk s-Famil. HHiss.
ladies Albums, tnIticrvia bunJui.s
Hank Books, ,tz. loils-ss sna .Iot,s,..sI.,
DAY. Memorandum. u,d P.sSs iinats
Atnsanscs ior 1854. Eug last, suh C.,-rnaa,,
Handsome -sl,ily at Nlasic aud NJ ussr finer,
Ni-'ting aud Conversation. 4 astis
large stock a Plays.
Chimney Scfcuits-A unltsas, Ilts,ua
Pocket B1,,ks snd " aiict.
Bsck, Rod. SGd Ind, isliir Isks
lik Stands, Ssuiils, atd Str,l f's.Tss
WritinS sud Letter i'apgr, plan ~ss ri IL.
Fancy Coirred da
large and small wrapping do
Tea Paper aud Bontci tlosrd.
" afrrs ai,d Pstrigi fsai-r-
Pocket Nsl,s ~ Toe tmneu atat--,
littD de- 81 sfn- 10 Siafes
DITTO do. 81 tie fini, a.uH
Map on R0ller---Sistr sno ,.sH Tooru-
trss"I' : and Hack s-pd, sand 1g..s..s a.. ~,
IL baIFrs b. attentions % htt.in.,-. ..,,i : -,
70 pt''-sr % merit sssr~ of fiss l.ulsi., -
tls keeps dsi!ssuc ~ hs- stDak 90, h., ,f,tt =
~hieh his friends all liiei.s- cell s,.sl
h4rpeTs-fcrry. Nov Ia. iAga
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Believing Sur Walter Scott To be one Of the
best young horses IN the State, . purchased
Oae A2if Of ham the fall after he vas years
Cid, for which paid Fvtssa Hundred Dollars
casa Ills feet being ia bad condition, very
seriously injured, turned ham out and took
ein up last fall and put him in training, when
j bad the highest expectations from HIM.
Judslng from his private trials with Pizaro.
Eliza Warten, and other distinguished horses
IN my stable ! considered him about the
Best horse m the State. and sought the earliest
oPportunity for him TO dr>p.Iy his power, but
the disease m his feet returning, he let down
IN hss first rare Al LynehburS see Turf Re
gr>ter- November No. l-33. shortly after
whIeh, Hr. Robson refused Tiro Thousand
LsiiaTs for his half Of him.
THOMAS BOSWELL.
Feb 2Oth, 1885.
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NhH. In'i''Ir~'E,r-'t respectfully infarrn
u lninin- t.IaE tsiE~ 4aEs taken Tia. "a.
si''"fn -siSut A. a~TDIeiuyyu. fi,rrnrf4v orr,.r-
ct iS Drruh Nnirzas. -visrs they ,nr..a
'-sIzTS aiu iiw Bi.ioSssHiits Ritsss,r5r IN s q.
iirrn'iiu~ UigT aru guspauo,i Ia iron D
:'s''rl- Btisic5iS. sSzr iiis- hu-t manner A..
''--nitilr al slTaa u dlrir lina, with tide
nnt ligmuHlrl..is--
rNwES "a NDoRE.
GSljAfE SER1iEAS-
Ami III H-iiH-;:E
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons having claims against the
= n estate Of James !Iamill, late e J,iie.-
s"n s0aoi1, state OF Lsinis. Will take no
tire, that the Executors of aid estate viii
be m ShsPherdstown, ~ said county, from
NE 18th snth the 18th Nay, al Shsch time
All claimants viii attend. having heir CLAIMS
tssshy prepared for settlement; and like y -
AZ indebted d sald estate. by bosid. note. of
BOOK account. vii come forward az said time
PrsPsred los settlement II she same shin.
H<HsbuFg, Cumbsrisnd county. "a April iih.
i7Ss gro HtAIIL,
WM HAMiiI,
APrd 10. I5JG 80.
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