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StrattOn's Office,

Ne; 7 + a3e7'H 70 0S TIE fS'A
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
The $4,000 Prize Paid
s-f Whole Ticket Nos. III So SO, the Capital
Prize of 10000 DOLLARS, in Leesburg Lolte-
nv, No. l3, drawn the 23d March, and sold by
STRATTON 10 one OF his city patrons, has
since been presented and cashed at STRAIT
TOMS Prize Office.
5000 SOLD BY STRATToN
Drawn Nos. in Leesburg, Glass 20, May 4th:
So So 8 II 80 % 10 l8 S. 40 Al 70 6S.
Ticket Nos. II % 80, prize OF $1,000, sold
Yesterday 10 a most worthy and industrious citi-
zen, and was presented this morning. and The
cash paid at the counter by STRATTON,
the all-prize seller.
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria Lottery, Class 20,
May 25:
GO 40 9 IS 80 10 &c , 35 % Sc 70.
Ticket Nos. I2 IS 10, a small prize Of 81 900,
sold and paid by STRATTON
MAY IS:
"a &c 80 IS 40 81 10 81 40 SO l So 40 SO.
Drawn Nos OF Sussex Lottery, Extra, No. 50,
May 25
AZ 60 ID 80 40 Al 20 10 80 10 40 26.
Whole Nos. &c AZ Goa Capital.
Tickle, Nos 10 AZ 60, small prize of s4OO
both sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Grand Consolidated Lottery, No
81, drawn Odd inst, $4,000 Capital:
% 40 IL / 3 43 SIS 80 60 As 80 10 IA 10 33
Schemes for the Week.
Drawing reccaued every dap al o'clock, p. N.
10000 Dollars! of 5000 Dollars
Tuesday-New Jersey, No. So. Capitals
$4,000, OF 5000, 9 OF $500, 2 of 1000, &c
10 Nos, II drawn. Tickets IS; halves so;
quarters 25.
$4,000 Dollars! 10000 Dollars
Wednesday-Deaware, No. Al. Capitals:
$4,000, IL, 900, 1900. 2445, 20 Of 900, &C. IS
Nos, l4drawn. Tickets IS; halves SO; quar-
tiers IS.
%, 900 Dollars! $500 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
Thursday-New Jersey, No. So. Capitals:
1926 900, $500, 1000, 2,l02, 10 OF 1900, &c
IS Nos, l3drawn. Tickets So; halves 4 /; quar-
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
Friday -Monongalia, No. %. Capitals: 81
900, 1000, &c. IS Nos, l2 drawn Tickets 81;
halves SO cts; quarters 25 cts.
5 900 Dollars 1900 Dollars! 1000 Dollars
Saturday-(Drawing received by Sundays
maiD-Sussex, Extra. No. 50. Capitals: S.
900, 300, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
/ %; halves 60 cts; quarters 81 els.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
attended TO, anddrawings sent when re-
ouested. Please address orders to
s'N00' N. sTRATTON,
Nav IS Richmond. Va.
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CONSERVATIVES BE ON YOUR GUARD
THONPSONS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
Tar and Wood Naptha.

S,lNCE the first introduction OF this popular
- remedy 10 public notice, in the fall of 1s43,
Tar Mixtures and nostrums OF every kind and
name have sprung up, and are palmed of on The
reputation Of this excellent medicine, TO the un-
suspeeing invalid; the proprietors mixing tar with
them TO render them popular and secure sales
Be no, deceived, and avoid every medicine pur-
porting to contain Tar, except the original pre-
paration, "Thompsons Compound Syrup Of Tar
and Wood Napha," and thereby you will save
time and avoid disappointment. Remember, this
invaluable remedy is only prepared by
S. P. THOMPSON,
" E. corner 5ih and Spruce streets, Pbiladel-
pha. -
Cenernl Agents; in Petersburg by z Corling d
Cos In Norfolk by NJ. A. Santos; in Lynchbure by John
H. Seay; IN Fredericksburg by Or. James Cooke and e.
II Hunt; and in Farmve BY DR.. VIM. ii. Chappell.
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THE VALUABLE FARM, CALLED
"Wcst h a m COttase,'
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON

THIS valuable FARM the property Of the late John
III. Jennings, Will be sold al auction at "West-
ham," the farm Of William ID. Sims, Esq, WE'D
NESDAY, TIE 9th day of June neyi Al o'clock, p
M.-immrdately after Mr Sims Farm IS sold II lies
on James River. seven ard half miles above Rich
mond, the canal passing through it-contains 6S acres
OF which $50 acres valuable low grounds The up
land Is of fine quality, and III high state Of improve
meni Tn this Farm about 200 acres of
fy tm6ertd land, within three lOuths Of mile of The
canal, well adapted To the culture OF tobacco.
The improvements consist of comfortable Dwelling
House, containing six rooms. and all necessary out
houses for farming p poses. There is also Orchard
of young fruit trees.
II Is deemed useless to say any thing more respecting
this Farm, persons disposed TO purchase will doubt
less prefer TO view the and judge for themselves.
II viii be shown with pleasure by the oversrer, Mr..
Howell Duncom, or Mr.. WIN. u. Jennings, living near
New Market, in the lower end Of HenrlcO.
As the sale is TO be made for division among the
devsees of the late John II. Jennings, persons may
tend the same with the that II will positively
take place, rhhout any Kind II reserue.
The terms will he such 10 suit the purchaser-say
rfOurth cash. balance at one, Two and three years,
for bonds bearing interest, secured by trust deed
10 the purchaser desire IL, he can be supplied with
every thing necessary 10 cultivate the farm. Posses
sion for seeding wheat in the Fan VIII he given, and
entire possession on the Isl January next.
May l2-ctds W. GODDlN. Auct.
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HICKORY HILL FOR SALE

IIIChOIt1 tIIIsL T OK SAIE.
This valuable Estate will be publicly offered for sale
the first day OF July, il fair, if not, the 1t
fair day.
IL lies Wiis's river, in the county Of Cumberland.
and contains about $50 acres of which. about UU ara
low grounds 400 cleared highland, of which Is in
fine heart aud the balance IN woods II is well adapted
the growth of tobacco, wheat, and OATS and has
all of The necessary houses in the cultivation Of these
crops also, good dwelling house, with orchards and
everything necessary for he comfort Of 4 family. IL IL
situated Immediately upon navgahle stream, about ls
miles from the town Of Farnvillc and half way be-
tween the villages Of Cara and GAINESVILLE, both Of
which places a"rd market for wheat. The fertility
of this estate ts location regards health and society
and its easy access to market constitute one Of the
most valuable estates in middle Virginia The teIms
will he made known on the day Of sale. The subscr-
her living on the estate, will take pleasure In showing II
any person wishing 10 purchase in attending 10
any Communication addressed TO him 1T Langhorne's
Tavern, Cumberland. WIN. A. PERKINS.
March l7-rwtds
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THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE, STEEL,

a Got by that capital Racer and most val,l-
TS>N able Stallion, imported Fylde; his dam Di-
~ moth, by Constitution, which was also The
-l-Ldam of the famous running mare. Sally Eu-
bank and his grand dam hy Balls Fiorze will stand
the approaching season, commencing the Ill March, at
Captain Smiths Tavern, Charlotte Court House, Vir-
GINA thirty dollars cash. due The first July,
1876 and one dollar to the groom. In case Il number
OF sent by a Company, one responsible man
must he hound To for the whole amount. Pastnraee
furnished gratis, and mares fed n thirty seven-and-a-
half per day. and cooed servants boarded free of
charge.
Steel is OF the largest class OF horses, being six
teen hands high, Of great substance and power; fine
bay with black legs and a hose equal To any
IN America. He won twelve times out of thirteen
races The only time of his losing was at Baltimore,
being beaten by Vashti, when lie was in bad order,
though he beat Portsmouth (tha heat Bostonl in that
race and got three hundred of the purse The second
best horse in the race. Gmmedia ly after that he
challenged vashti to or-mile heals for ten thou
sand dollars aside half forfeit which was declined
For further particular, Of his pedigree and perform
mamces large hills which VIII be furnished 10 gen
tlrmen who may desire Ia see them.
Dec iq-cwtlstJune JOHN EUBANK.
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virginia Military institute.

TN pursuance ofthe following order OF The Board
l. Of Visilers, applications will be received I'M
Ill the Oath day OF June next, to fill the Chair OF
PHYSICAL SCIENCES, in the Virginia Min
tary ln litute:
'Resolred, That the Board will proceed, at
lis next Annual Meeting, 10 appoint Professor
OF The Physical Sciences, and that the Supern-
tendenl be directed 10 advertise The same in such
newspapers as he may deem expedient"
Signed, P. G. JOHNSTON,
President of The Board Of Visilers.
Persons DESTROYS of making application, may
obtain all necessary information BY addressing
the Superintendent, by letter, pos, paid.
FRANCIS II SMITH,
Superintendent Va. Military Institute.
March II-2a u2r 81 a wi1i In
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TRUST SALE.

by virtue of Deed of Trust, executed by Henry
- Huffman of IIrnrico county, the first day OF Au-
gust, leI2, certain sum of money therein
named shall proceed 10 sell As Trustee, on The 30th
Stay if fair, otherwise, The
day ,haroaicr sunday, excepted, The resi-
drnce If said Huffman. at The hour Of II o'clock
in The morning, public anction for ready money, the
following property, Ia wit Grey Horse, Cart
and Harness for said Horse, Cows, hres Feather
Beds Beds.ads, and Furniture for the same Cot,
one Bureau, one Sdeboard, dozen Chairs four
Tables one Stove, twn Safes, one Press, and Kitchen
Furniture or so much a. will satisfy the sum Of one
hundred and twenty tive dollars, due by bond TO James
Woody, OF Henrco county, bearing date the first day oi
August, 1912 with law FIJI and believe
the title ndisputac, but VIII only convey such title
il vested in me Trustee. WIN. II. WOODY,
Nav l2-cw3t Trustee.
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BIZ THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A pROcI a NATION

w HEREAS, it has been represented 10 The
w Executive, that Thomas Levi Stone
otherwise called John G. Harris,) charged with
the commission Of felony in the county OF
Monroe, in this State, has fed from justice, and
is now going al large: Therefore, l. William
Smith, Governor of the Commonwealth OF Vir-
snia, have thought proper 10 offer reward u
one hundred dollars 10 any person, or perscns
who will arrest and convey 10 The Jail Of Monroe
county the said Thomas L. Stone. And do
moreover require all officers both civil and mill
lary, and request The people Of the Common
wealth, 10 use their best exertons 10 apprehend
and secure the said Thomas l. Stone, SO that he
may be brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand, and under the lesser seal
of The Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
[sgAL.l fifth day OF May, in the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and iorly-siI, and OF
The Commonwealth The seventeen.
WIN. SMITH.
- Stone is described as being 81 years Of
age; feet 10 inches high; straight black hair;
sWarthv cumpleYion Nav 6-cW4W
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO ali WHOM mav Conccrn,

- decree of the Circuit Cont at Chrs.c field. pro.
ID nouncrd on the IS h day of Oc'ohrr, 1915, In the
case nf Mack Goode, plaintiff against John b. Goodies
administrators aud Robert Guode's admuisrd rx de-
fendans il was among other things ordered, that The
undersigned Comis, be directed 10 give notice. by
publication for four weeks in some newspaper If the
City of Richmond TO all persons having claims against
the Of John g. and Robert Goode produce
them with The pr0of thereof before him. inpnsuante
VIII. reof, Hereby notify all peis las having s"ch ella
TO produce them before nn "f riore the au day
June, ls46, with The proof thereof
May l2-cw4w H. NUSSALLY, Commissioner
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george w. Richardson & Co.
SUCCESSORS
. Tn

TO VIM. MCDONALD d Gu,
GPOcERS AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,
Namb., s. % Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore, Maryland.
GgoSGv " RICHARDSON.
i.MEs NJ. CoSxv.
,yyTnER ,heIr services 10 tho Farmers and Mer-
chants generally, for the sale Of all kinds Of Gsain
and other Produce
towards cf twenty years experience and as co-paIt
n,fs Of he late firm of WIN. MCDONALD & CO.,
jl,tliy them in assuring those who may favor Them
wh their consignments the highest going rates, ana
prompt remlttances.
per hushel.
H,lfinote Nav lQ-c4m
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Old Point Hotel,

NOW one OF the most splendid and extensive
y Establishments in The country, will be OPEN
Cd Tor listers on the Isl day OF June.
Sincs The last season beautiful building has
been eected, fronting three hundred and len feet
and vdy many alterations and improvements
nave ben made in other respects. The grounds
nave nen much improved, line walks made to
the oat5 houses; and, for those who prefer surf
bathing no place can presenla finer beach. No
expen>. has been spared TO render this, for COM
orl AMI pleasure in every respect, The first place
10 the country. The beauty OF the scenery and
Inc salibrity OF The climate, together with vari.
GUS sources OF interest and amusement, make
his the most attractive place in The Union. The
walks n and around the Fort, together with the
music Of its splendid band, are well worth vi.
81 here Situated on the Chesapeake Bay, on
lac great line OF travel between the North and
South / offers an agreeable resting place 10 those
gong North. II is within "a hours of New York,
- Of Philadelphia, IL OF Baltimore, Washing
!oh; alexandria and Annapolis, : Of Richmond
ana peersours, and within one hour Of Norfolk
dnc ro',smouih;-thereby enabling persons en-
saSec 10 active business TO place their families
~ one Of The most healthy and agreeable spots in
'ne Whole country, where they can be visited at
any time within a few hours. Throughout the
summer, from 7 to 10 Of the finest class steam
ooa's touch here daily, moving in every direc-
'ion, offering every facility tor reaching here or
getting away; and, from the cheapness Of the fare,
hollns out great inducements to travel.
Inc services Of active and efficient agents
nave been procured, and no exertions will be
spared 10 render comfortable all who may favor
US wnh their company. J. s. FRENCH.
May 23-lm
!, r Wing, Republican and Compiler will pub
sh 10 amour, OF S..
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I'm u, Gor rnor nj TrSjn;a

n PRUCLNMHI HON.
XIJTEREAS II has been represented to The Executive,
w that EVERETT DAY, n free man Of COLOR con
viced Of felony and late confined in the Jail Of Ches-
tertied county. has made his escape and IL now at
la ge therefore William Smith, Governor of Virginia,
do hereby offer reward OF fifty dollars 10 any person.
or PERSONS who will apprehe nd the said fmslive, and
deliver him into the Jail Of Chesterfield county, and
require NIL officers civil and military mud request the
people If the Commonwealth generally, 10 use every
sIeron for his arrest, that he may be dealt with as the
law directs
Given under my hand as Governor and under the les
, ser seal of the Commonwealth NJ Richmond, this
! :" .. ninth day Of May, in theyear lei6.
WM SMITH.
Everett Day is OF ordinary size, and some 81 10
years old with bushv hair, very low forehead eyes
lewhat nhamed, with white hlm over one OF them
Had on blue cloth coat, and Oznaburg pantaoons and
shirt The escaped from Chesterfield jail in
January, IriJ. MAY "
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Mis- July due.
,,,n.,enee of Tie Baltimore American. |

fr,rr.Syondcncc OF tae balttm're AmSficdn.J
l's WASHINGTON, May %, 81 P. NJ.
has passed Inc bs svng n"m hgs
". ..,sn heyond the $500 limited BY the bill Of
,.,i The bill is an amended bill OF the Senate.
~ Naval Committee of the Senate have re-
800 bri 10 build ten war steamers, the Exc
~. having discretionary power, both as 10
~ numbsr up 10 Ten, and as 10 the character OF
4 Bin extending the Drawback System, al
,,ued by The Bill OF the last Congress, was also
rassed IN The House, the object OF which is to al
Inv al goods imported for foreign provinces to
- re-exported with an allowance for Drawback
~ all goods sent into foreign country. The
galy limitations are, that the goods shall be re-
,,nored within one year after the original I'M
gg.a.ion and the goods to be transported Gin their
,,ginal .packages) and under regulations TO be
Prescribed BY The Secretary Of the Treasury.
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rAroUiER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

PArQUiER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
rTHIS Establishment 80 favorably known for the Gu
ra,ive qualities OF It's wafer and the elegance and
c,,fort Of lis accommodation, will be opened for the
,.rruiion of vsliers on the LIST Of June.
II i, situated fifty miles from Alexandria, thirty five
mile, from fredericksburg, and twenty miles East Of
ne Blu- Ridge in one OF the most healthy and delight
;ul climates In Virginia.
The direction and management will be the same as
heretofore. and the same attention paid 10 Inc comfort
and accommodation of their guests
Lovers of Music will find the Band UNSURPASSED
The season, commencing the LIST Of June, Will end
the lst OF October.
Roads, for one week; So per week for TWO weeks
$50 per month; $50 for the for more than one
day 50 per day SO cents for single NEAL % eeh'
10, lodging Children under u years OF age, and
wants. half price Horses so cents per day: per week
>. so; per month, SO.
Tr-weekiy stages will run from Washington until the
lst sf July-after that time daily.
There will be daily line OF stages from Freder'eks-
burg after the LIST of Juy previous to which conVeya
&c. viii be furnished on accommodating terms.
DANL WARD, Agent
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BOSTON

a This distinguished HORSE, whose per-
~ formances on the turf were unrquallrd, and
TDN whose colts have, as far tried, been UNI
--N-L commonly successful, 20 much 50, that every
Tint one) that has been trained has been nnner,
will stand tins Spring at planaion Oakland IN The
county Of Chesterfisd about ~ entyfive miles from
both Petersburg and Richmond, and is ready TO
NJ fifty dollars the season, payable al its e1-
plration, which will be fifteenth July next. Servants
with mares will he boarded gratis and mares fed,
aud well fed, f wished, reasonable price-pasurase
and lots extensive, and excellent.
Feb l7-ctlstJune w. r. JOHNSON.
n1- The Richmond WING and Petersburg ntelligencer
will copy and continue till first June.
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COmI0issiOn Business.

V>HEundersisned continues The business here
i ,of,re conducted by Minge & Russell, on his
own account, and under the same style and firm,
AMI soliats The patronage Of his friends and &C
Guanta,ces planting in Alabama, and the North
East pr,ion Of Mississippi, assuring them OF
scl attention TO their interests, and all The bene-
NJ Of snyears experience in selling the staple OF
our STAG. COLLIER II. MINGE,
Mobile, Alabama.
II BEERS to: Gen. John b. Cooke, Edmund
Ruitn, Hill Carter, John Thomas Smith, Ed
nund Christian, John Marshall, DR.. John Minge,
and D. c. Randolph. Virginia.
nr1 2I-d&c6m
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To LlnIIsE RIIu.nERS

an WEDNESDAY, the 81 day Of June next Mt Clio
~ yer Iiil in the county Of AppomattoX, proposals
will be received with view 10 lei the building of n
Count House &c said county, tt that place. 10 he built Of
brick, covered with Tin, and TO be 40 by 50 feet in size
Specifications of The plan and manner Of building are
left with the Clerk the place, for the inspection OF
contractors.
The terms OF payment will be 81 900 cut of This years
levy 81 00n out Of the years. and the balance In
equal parts bout of the Ievirs Of the two succeeding
wears. THE COMMISSIONERS.
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN MARKE-

LIABLE ES "A IL IN MARhEI.
ON the 10Th day Of June next, will offer for SALE nj
~ public auction, my Estate IN Nelson county, of
the most valuable properties in that region of country
II Is situated five miles below the Court House, aud
eight miles above New Market on the James River
Canal. The Tract contains ,94I acres more than half
OF which is in wood remarkably well timbered and
very large portion Of IL fine Tobacco land as any in
that part OF the country Most of The cleared land
good state of cultivation, having been improved by
The use of plaster and clover. Although situated among
mountains, this Tract lies remarkably well, being
level could be desired with not fifty acres on The
mountain side too steep for cultivation. There ART
about one hundred acres Of Creek and Branch flats,
most Of which are highly improved, (havng been kept
up tobacco lots,) capable Of being converted into
wateied meadow. The y hole land il well enclosed, in
good state OI cultivaton-iS susceptible of division
into three or four farms rachwell supplied with tim
her, and Astounding with De springs of running wnter
The improvements consist of Overscers House, four
rooms; Negro Cabins sufficient for the accommodation
Of forty slaves; Granary, with Threshine Machine
attached; Cribs Stables aud Tobacco Barns sufficient
TO cure 80, 0O0 pounds Iohacco will also sell. at
same time and place, upwards Of twenty likely Negroes
mostly young Men and Women also, all the stock of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, &c; together with good
assortment Of Farming Implements Terms for the
whole will be made known the day of sale Any
DESTROYS, In the time, of having further par
ticuars, can address rec, Mr.. William Gordon, at
SCOTS Ferry, hbemarle county.
March 27-ctds CHARLES COOKE.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

RIcHMorp, 18th April. 1916
PURSUANT to an order Of tue Superior Court Of
L Charcery for the Richmond Circuit, made on The
twenty fifth day Of February 1916, the creditors OF
James Scmrgs, deceased are hereby notified To produce
before me- my Office in the city cf Richmond on The
10th day OF June newt their claims against the estate OF
The SAID James ScTusgs, deceased with the evidence In
support thereof JNo. SHORE, Com'r.
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ARABIAN HORSE sHAHEEN.

- This HORSE is believed 10 br the finest
L|IN specimen Of tie Arabian race ever imported
~ into the United States. He was purchased
--L during the past year by our Minister at on
stantinople after much eSper' nee IN the observation of
the horses of that country and after long searching and
numerous efforts find animal of the hest blood aud
nn.s paris lie believes that he fully succeeded,
from one OF his letters hereto appended amply
shows. have also from Mr. Porter Consul of
The UGited States in that city, 10 the same effect.
deem II unnecessary TO publish his Arabian pedigree,
either in the original or translated, rs il would be not
very Ineligible 10 must persons
Since his arrival, which has been recent this Horse
has been by some Of the hest Judges connected
with the Turf In New York and Washins and has
bren pronounced exhibit the highest degree Of beauty
strength and activity, possible for animal Of his di
mansions.
He viii stand the present season nj Aylelt's in the
county of King William, and nj the Old Church IN the
county al Hanover. within fifteen miles OF the City OF
Richmond. Mares aud servants can find accommodate
lion al both places reasonable terms. have been
induced in order ia bring this Horse within reach of
the farmers of small rh price OF the
the small sum of so, II paid before the lst
Of June; if not, S25 In each case, dollar must be
paid TO The groom. He will be at Aylrtrs the 9th of
March, where he will remain until the llth then he
will go Ia the Old Church, and remain there until the
I5th and The end of the season, remaining Ave
days nj The former place, and four days nj the latter
making his appearance at each every ninth day.
WIN. BOULWARE.
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NJ last Evenings Mail.

~. understand that prompt measures nave
,.ken by the Secretary of The Navy to pro-
:, ne exposed commerce Of the Gull Of MeAi-
= * an adequate naval force cruizing between
- ~. and The Coast of Florida.