jUV

?

.vfhich lias invailably been the objectot Ins ciioite. 1U1. Windham is.likewtle named as iccretury of slatefor the war department i io far webelieve to be settled. Whethtr earlSpencer, Mr. Grey, or the marquisof Buckingham, goes to the admiral-ty, is not decided. Earl Moir.i isexpecTedto have the master gcneral-flii- p

of the ordnance 5 and earl Fitz-vgliai-

is his health permit, willpro&ably be lord lieutenant of Ire-

land. It is thought that the sealswill be put in commiflion, but thatMs. Erlkine will ultimately becomechancellor.

January 30.Marquis Cornwallis. 'The friends

of this country, and the admirers oftrue worth, have another great fub-je-

6l

of regret in the death of this1510ft amiable nobleman. Tlie M-elancholy tidings arrived yesterday,in the dispatches dated the 23d.ofOctober, 1805, which were broughtby the Medusa frigate from Bengal.G. A Robifon, Esq. private fecre-lar- y

to his lordfliip, was the bearerof these dispatches.

The Medusa frigate lest Bengalon the 3d of November. She bringsadvices, that previous to the muchlamented death of that nobleman,Scindia had entirely separated him- -self from the interests ofHolkar, &

had delegated a Vakeel with fullowers to enter into a negotiationor peace with the Britifli govern

ment. 1 he Vakeel had been pub-lickl- y

received in camp by lord Lake.Sir R. Barlow, on whom the government devolved on the death ofmarquis Cornwallis, had palled ,i

oh bis way to the Upper Stations, to diredl the course of the

Holkar's troops, wereagain in motion, and had advancedtowards the country of the Seiks,from whom, however, it is not ap-

prehended he would derive any

Dispatches were this morning re-

ceived by government from Berlin,which state, that an arrangementhad taken place between his Pruffian

. t , n r--

..ot a ;

tne an;

finu db mcic aic a uiin

night

acof

ine as"mails, on

le

we re-

lative to France

Vienna areas an a rumour,

Frenchof

to'c rr: 1 o c u

notan is to

cis so wrongsof

toof

of' is

'appear

towhence

whither

was

i'urke.not in

Aullria RinHa, 111

ihe hisin

ate ult II ic ljoc to

t I

is nooppo'e to or

in orto any

the ofher empire.

All the inwere to

theSwedes

a

iqtroops.

A in

treaty

ULM,A contribution of

laid on Aullnan into in ee

of the generalof the A

is atper month, to

6th

8.elector Wirtembgrg com-

municated to the of histhe of the of con-

cluded on the 4thM, the of the trench, andS. H. is the

tenor : H. M. the of theFrench, of toH- - H. the of the

and of all histhe and prerogatives

is fnof, and as wereby the of ofand the general the

of the empire, H. E. H.on his to to thea of 8 to

of mounted and7 to

are annexed to thistnele

has notto the

' 2.A in

of":

fia ac& The note

majeity ana iionaparte, in conie-'field- H

t.henwhich, the eledlorate of ,pr;nted for three following,

is to be occupied by article . Austria alian troops until tne conciuiion latlon a40od,ooo shepeace arffly 4IO00o men,ers' the

Orders have, we believe, th-l-s has fallen,

'""neuiate 01 uie under the blows theo nltroops now on uic toimncnt Japoleon."

gica. iiuitiucitransports the Wefer, the embar-kation will place without

Last we received the HamCorrefpondenten 14th,

i5tn, initant, claniations Austrians,namourgn

those due Wednesday andSaturday nnight.

The intelligence which these pa-

mpers contain, Urongly to con-'fir- m

what recently predictedintentions

refpedting empire. Pri-

vate letters quotedauthority that

6o,oooN roops, undercommand general Marmont,

Austrians and pos-.:- -

be

of

E.

of

It was o

the

in W

ne wasof the the

ana iotatwo or r a was

the ofthe

forthe

werethe

fcttled

hattinewho

beforemade Bosnia

andServia the OttomanFran

jbon thehas from the

consentedthe and

intlon, the whichlawless its ooieci1

troopsfrom

and imMcdiatemade the Tur-- -

kilharmy the

JSeyalio The lat-

ter intendedFrom these points

maythethus ernb.

mllrument ixicuting hii designs upoii

utligns, whicl'til, uiaoni

tll'U

jua, there will

with whole force and

alliedhave tint

endThe were back

had been thethis the

total took thethe day the

was

hasthe

clieftarmy. second

evety month fixed80,000 begin irom

Dec.

statesarticles treaty

This treaty to follow.ing

king Italy,eleftor

dates, withwhich home

such theytreaty peace

recessen-

gages side, furnisharmy body from 10,000 men,

from 8000secret articles

been madestates.

sew thenorth threedays this

has

bad popu- -

souls badoecween pow- - whom

bad taken field andbeen

return seven weaks.uniim

take

tends

ijL Jkthe 26th that

atf5uimutz, wnere

Vdestroy

influenceprovinces,

Hanover,quitted territory

tranf-port- s

collected con-

veyance

changeAustrian niiniftry

fignedv

December.

inftalrnent?paymailer

contri-bution, payable

December.

guarantees

integrity

theelectorialdeter-

mined

deputation

confiding cavalry,infantry.

communication

provincial

December

following

Another Germanquence-o- f

Hanover Pruf-tki- s

uenigerent280,000

formidable

the, with siring cannon and17m wmen the who

him .It

Turkiflifrom

join take

period

already

those points

futceeds, oil-

ing

doubt,attempt

dil'membcr

country

franks

O&ober,

pol-feffi-

treaty.

PARIS

emperor

December

arrivedreceived

earaed liberatoron the 2d December that the greatbattle Auflerlitz took place ; andon the ot the lame month the

leave toquit Olmutz to return to his

in 8 days', his 'arrival, hisdeparture, and the satehave decided.

March 17.

Waftiincr- -

ton from a relpedlablett - tt :. TL.r. i.: j -- c pairuc oi the difrerences between andrumours have lately been the sore- -

Rufl--a

been and tha.runners ot lome new attack made bv .... - . n- . .,latter

ma,rCn. "PPrehcndingdominions.

presumed, ser- -be indemnified'

in. that awill elapse,

attemptfrom

theforgotten he

rulerHas he be

come colleague coadjutorBonaparte an,unjulhhable coali

onlyonlv

plunder toi"?nSlnS Rittenhoufe Academy,

queltions :',","'the

TheFienchMarching

can upon

with Vcni- -

intoof

onl)

iUOixiI

uJ

any

of

ofupon

and of

paidthe

franks

has

by

1000

yet

of

of0f of

of

of

of

be

of

of

been

hjd

,'., .

NOTES OFMi Torniac

The owner them by atthis 1? April 9th,

will be eUther of

any person who may ilnr"' tllc reen river ianas oe

? the inmult be? truly in b"n, "

may to lands in Smtt

a

thea

swas

and ren

we.ue tonvilli 11 Uuii

,u U ltli.lto, h ii

ei ui s of K u,

o(

berhtin

into

the

The

H.i.

"

row

Fourine or

of

in

of

K.nu

WliT tn

office,

fthe jn

l'ull-"al-

toofor the same. is

here to mention the orthole Iancl3, qstopurchale otk.nn. r.-:- rlatisiy tnemie vesorevMPii

to ;.provinces. Mallena remained cm be had of

intian territories,

marching.occupy

Dalmatij. thetroops eauiy

provii.c's lionapaitt

deting former por.er

Turjcgreater

f.ui...

who,

Turkey,its

power

forces

before theprefent month.falling

Pomerania,for

placebefore

40,000

French

FRANKFORT,

territoriesalliancebetween

emperor

emperor

Wirtemberg-- ,

independencerights

Lune-vill- e,

French

articles known

MUNICH,days fincea GazetteGermany, publiflied

articlepopulation 8,000,000

lemperor

November

anticipate

suffered

formidable

obtained

Europe

PHILADELPHIA,

han.

'jiofc who may be toas will piafce theirci

to theMay

I ayne,Jo( n V CR. M. J

omm s.

Scott 1,

AFor said who can come well

d is othei needapply limn will alio beiticurij y n,e pievious to.lie 1jl.il1i in next.

vR.

Pay ie,ohis'jn,

i'i. Gtiiio.

i r -- xs. y,j" t s

" True to hisHe the Her?! ! nsv woilcl,News fiom all nrtions at b lnri

.9

At meeting of the ns ns' ,t lll5U'"l"r on thefirst inst.

the u eie elatedWilliam Moiton,John Jordan jun.John V. Hunt, fWill am Lea y, T

JThe students Of the BrvantVs Stntmn ct.mi

will be examined on Satuidjv thp y,h mimiand w ill exhibit with the Belles' Strat-agem, a on 25th ljatant.

--

""

t her friends andI-- V the public, that she to teach

Younsr Ladies Needle Work of various VmHswith and Drawintr. on herusual low terms. She will board sew ounsrin,i:A t ,i: .1. J. Pmuiv.3. i.auiCs uiai uo nor come to her school,may have done ery cheap.

A barrels Howel and Son's bed)fi nnmay had on reasonable terms, by applyingto joroan ana tsrotners ltore. Alio, an elegant of best

a sew hadfome

made by Wolf, in&c. &c.

is March 30th, 1806.

of willmtet at the mr. Joshua on

the 19th instant. .ir.for the of hearing from, thosepersons who may their property assessedtoo high for the present year.

A Attest,CM.

April 7th, 1806.

ALL aretaking an on a Note, tmpn

T)V me to Robert Cox. some fr.v

souls, 10,000 whom e value of .25 saidpipe

days

power

Ruflia

urgh

long

4thRuflia

states.

for

was gienm of a tract of land jnGreen county, which being lost, I am

pay said note until I get a title to

mw

Jem

T to iniJ " my lriends, late

and the public, thatI have Philadel- -

plus, Xresh IsfSHOES OF ALLfor sale at my shop on Shortstreet, next door to mr. Reiser'sand nearly opposite the mar- -

ket house, to witsine and coarse Shoes,

Boys' sine and coarse do. ,.

Ladies' Leatherdo. Kid shoes, Jdo. Kid, wiu heels and spring heels', of

do.do.

all colours,and plain Kid of all colors,and plain Morocco Slip

pers ot all colors,Misses' Kid and Morocco

Morocco of all colors and Lea-ther &.c. &c.

The aboe articles I warrant to be as goodas ever came to the state, or made in the Uni-ted States as I have none but picked work, Ido not want lo flatter the puplic with an

as the wil shew for itself.SKIMS of all colors, Leather

of lh? ?''""? of colors, and Shoe' T O LOrtC.'-inal- II - Ka r citnirtfnnl

Itates ity also, a sew

., ,

HAND,

SPECULATION.PROPOSALS

fubferibers, livingcounty,

County unneccflary

perionswiio

proposalsfubfen

disposed purcTiafeexchange

fouithiMon-da- y

7bomson,Gnno.

TEACHERAcidemy,

irconimindproposals

lub'cnbcia,

2XlMZm55SMP"KfttKS3fcffK2i

charge

LEXINGTON,

Share-rmM- p

D",'o-William

Mjcbcnn,

Friday,

l.lL-- foV''VWALSH,

ESPECTFULLYcontinues

TATfK. WDTirp

TANNERS'

DUTCH THREAD.

RIFLES,Pittiburgh

RFGISTERS, ENGRAVINGS,Lexington,

THE Trustees LexipgjonvWJson,

at4o'c&clP

Watkim

persons forewarnedassiprnment

ttkkethwii.ofconsideration

determi-nednott- o

J&tllthers.J3ctobei-3,ie05-

. viJAV

lis customers,brought

Fashionable

Lexington,

Children3'JefTersons,

adver-tisement,

muKULCUDecember- - received String.,

loured, SKATES.o...,iiC,u, France WILLIAM

April 9, 1806.

' tne nao given to tne 1,1 o--

France unon the states of LuroDe.i. . , ., , m

and this report, thus announced "' " n.er tr? R --ELIJAH OW.rnnl h. f. ,J,the V& With theffeNS, an apprentice to the bull

view, it is of attacking ness, abfentedhimfelf from mythat was to , Trl:rr vice on a.u ;nn . i ;

the east, leaves no doubt 8 ' about 20 years of aee. s feet 8 or o inch- -

severem-

pire. Has then emperor

France

exciternmhition i

t0

,

to b'e

great

n

to

French

,

1

w.iii , c V

' t

number

Bri-tifli,

Swabia,

Pruf.

,

emperor

Thus,

Vmi7JT lVnnJfr.rrl

unndi-- Kolrtrfrican get applying

1806.

' '

received VScott

fromrlnn..-l.ni- . t. .. ri t

JWe sear the answers

these " --"'."""".

probably

pour

Lut

poflefTions

TWOTVTflinn.

Itquality,

advantages twould wilh

t .....!.! . t .t .uuiu

their howeverntoimatum

aforelaid,piopolals prcnous

in next.fobn

toUn.y, April 1806.

wanted, none; Itich

Mond.iv May--'

1 c

"3ffL

comes, of a rliimb'upij "

APRIL

a

- Companyfollowing gentlemen :

PresUcyt,"

'

1

Orations,comedy,

ANNinforms,

Reading, Writing,a

-- -i .

Drawing

sew of

be

aflbrtment

tavern ofSaturday,

purpose appeals,think

copy.

Jno.

vears ,

Elijah

-

BEG leavetorm

Va

from

KINDS,

Mens'

Slippers,Fancy

SpangledSpangled

Slippers,

work

alland i

ROSS.

permnnon iwenty Dollars Reward.

Austria sJt,,rri,,i,- -

amrmative.fituatton

attending

making

cnes ninn, ot a dark complexion, darkhair and eyes, large eye-brow- s, had on afnufF coloured furtout coat and a darkcloth coat, blue pantaloons, cottonvaift- -coat, b(ack worded hole, a raihionablehat, with a large buckle and band, withlundry other articles of clothing. 1 heabove reward and all reasonable chargeswill be paid on delivering the said ap-prentice to the fubferiber.

Patterson Bain.Lexington, Kentucky, April 8th 1806.

The editors of the Ohio Herald, Ten-nefTe- p

Gazette, and Farmers' Library arelequefted to insert the above three timesand forward their accounts to tb'a editorof the Kentucky Gazette

fr J

ff I HUbli who are concerned", arenefired to take notice, thti on the twen- -'rv.filrh Hav ns A iinl ,nA ! !,.,M .. l-- y y w llll) .WWW, man fillCHUwith the commiflioneis appointed by thecounty com t of Claike, 'at the house ofIsaac Cunningham, in said county, fromthence proceed to a tree in thecentre of the Sycamore Forefl, aljout 70poles tram iaid Cunningham's house, for1the purpose of perpetuating teftfinoilyand eltablifliing the calls ot the follow-ing entry, viz. -- "

1780, February 3d, Samuel Henderfonenters 400 acies oy virtue ot a certifi-cate &c. lying on tne trace from Uoonl- -

(borougli to the lower fait Ipiuig, 01,canca tns aycanioie anu

mining down the creek foi quantity. .

Alio the Calls of a in tl tlame ot laid rJendeifon, y u.ing Jus Ui.Icttlenitnt all 1. mud do luinothci

Cts .is niiy be lieccir.uy and agiecaSii. la--rt . V''

W3 1 Mailbcx Patio ;.

I list of letters fctna'm'11'4 In tbiP"s: Of e at Lexington, A.uhub is not taL'ti 0'it in tbi cimo i:bs, will be s nwo tie GcHtrill Post Office as a'a tLeycrs.

ARichard Afliton Rebecca A'fop

hoi. fVrviUe e:q. 1 honus AllopK. Aril'eSaml. Acres

J. Bledfoe

.Nat.

l5

Anthdby BlellSaml. Blair 3Patterlon DainBrown Ss YaincIIJohn ButtonDniiel BryanMntyButfer 2Jofeuh Bucliannoil Jwhn Brown

Bi titer Bralhear1'ranky Bell Jean BiptiltiDeborah Belt Bufoi'dJofcph Bzrbeejun. Joseph Bryan sen.Benj. Beny 3 Moles BarberZachariah BarrCatharine BarrMr. ButlerMr. BledfoeMr. Bofwell jun.Leonard Biadley

Robert Camron -

Thomas Cam '''l?obert ChambersRobert Calwcll 2Rev. A. ColemanSarah Chandler.JefTey ColeJohn CaugheyJames ChandlerWalter Carnck

Campell Joseph ChrifmanChs. a Rctrr Connaway ,

John CharlesJoseph CoppingerMr. Colby

Thcs. C. Davis

t&

Bru

Abraham DavisJohn DilleWilliam DunlapMr. Davenport

Benjamin EichelburgerJohn Eakin

Ealtin

gr"

Cullin

Madox FiflierJane FosterWijliam FordMajor Fiflier

Mrs. Gallingto aSaml. GibsonSaml. GreggBenjamin GravesJohn Gardner 2George GiayHawes GravesWill. Grant

P. HeronamusThomas Helm aJames Heard aThomas HurleyJohnH. HellerWHl. Hartley aCornelius HughMr. Hues Atty.Moles HoughJames Hcmpwill

or

KiblerKay

fen.

Jefle Lamme

1

Machefney

M'Donald

W. Moore

M'Donald

ValentineMason .

Mr.

a

James aPatteifonP.uker

Charles PattonPike .

Prevvit

RulTellMary

RunyonUocis

1.

Mis. Hakin

Joh.ilaincs c

Vill.ain ve. Lt V

i j,uit Si nr..

u,i in 0.1.1.1.1

Adams

-

Junes BettyHrnrv Bjfll'1 L. ButlerI.i'iuky

BlowS. Brown 3

Bitillo,v

Jimej Relin

Abraham

Blown

BellAlbert

C

' homasChVathara

James Con

CrCol

Cox

fen.

Mr.

Mr.

Ruth

CisuKsjr

nouir.

CanadyArchibald

Craig

DDevelyDuckey

Robert Dermis-Mr- .

Dawson, .

E ,

2 Benjamin Elliot

FForbnJr

Widdow FitzgerelCapt,

GGalloway

Jdlin GravesJames GoodmanJames a

Groom

HaldingHobbs

George HeitalHord

HenleyIsaacNathaniel Harris

George Harr

I JJames Johnson JamesExum Johnson JacoW TodhunterJames Ingles jun. JohnsonDavid Jonfon A. Liikeep aJames John Jones

Kjun. Lewis Kiiuckols

JamesKeine

James

Archd. Logan

Ailiby

Georjre

Mr.efq. fen.

Lewis esq. James,M

Win. MeredithM'Lurc

Peter Mefmore

James

HeftorCharles H. MillsJonn esq.'LewisJohnJacob Mathews

Mai tinMr.

M'DanielWill.

Gex. Saml.

Philip PeadPaull

haml.SamlJohn Pope

John

Gen. Win.

Reuben

Pnilip

Mikelbmitli jun.

Leonaiit iinoi.teW. StoutSitewai

SIkMulny

white

Mr.

lios'Blantou

KlillnWill.Will.

John BlantonWillum

David

John ClickCotton

Major

lumblcrlohtiWill.

lr"- -

lf!iti PimmnrtnLazarusJohn

CoxRev.

JohnWill.

Jefle

Arthur

ElijahThos.Mary Goflbm

HJohnBrice

ThomasJohn

Harris

John Hudson

ThomasH.

William

MathcwMichael

Loney

Gen. Thos. KenadyFrancis Kertly

James D. LaneSimonGeorge Linjjenfelter

Benjamin Lambert Leavy Atty.Logan John Lowry

homas Leman

John

Henry

Henry

MooreMarflial

Maj.

jolhua

leiemiah'

Joseph Bryuuc

Bright

Joseph

Edmund

Franklin

Eliflia

Gray

Grafiton

Alben

Kenny

Lauchlm

Will. MonteerJohn MalloryCharle MillsRufus MinerJohn M'Neir

Wijham M'NightWillis Morgan esq,Charles H. MillsWill. MilliganButler MoorePeter MillsJohn MonifonWilha'm M'VaryM. Martel(Thos. Mo'oreCapt, MooreAlaj. Saml, Mere,

dith '

John M'CrackenO

John P. Oldham George OglebyL. ObouiHer OffutWalleh Overton

P

Rey'lct

Uidiuid-fo- n

Jonas PoorJames rcfHey'l homasSamuef Puoi aGilbert PaikrrRalph Phillips'1 liumas Polurd

RJohn Rogers . "

WhoiuOu KciTlorI'ully RodaniJofepnHyinanMi. R.inlua e"Will. KogciasSaml. SmithNancy bhaw orAiclw. iwWill. ii. bummers

"V ill. .Ot.lal tJohn ul . tW II p I 0- -J

G. 1. 1. 1 .1

ij..n - - ji.i. le

loli'i S!i"lvO ... J h i

W.Iham ThnmpfonRobt. D. Tiyloru cior 1 .nellubl,'d 1 dytar 1Lewis "iSpp 23ii iliolomew Tiy

lo.lames Tremble

jn-e- s viuusiewis v tico.irtLo( Ly Vigusjanes Venable

"Iui P. Wagnonl)n,l. White

Vell

ldjMi.

'Kdam

nh

JohnJames" Wood

Mr.

Bike S -- ct11- cuKid ii,

'I

ItJ.ir. l.oiirtor

Arthui T. ThhJr'tril .Th.mpfcnJ ' ' I horn ,sI"' s I ruit'"pt. I

U Vn.: tt. ...n . rrj' v mjujj

J

W

Ah 11 Vcn.llpAbiaham Vuuble

wTohn Wh'tmireRich .id Wiliu I

Jfaac V rhilr-- iho.. ncijrC. Walk- - Samuel Wil'.n.foii

ri,",' wli.'o.kPatrick Wat soil Tid. ''.V (t-- r

Irlfe Winn Hr.hf. W,n..llaacVilbergera Sought WuwhJohn vVert I etcr Wiforll'aac Wei's

WiillonWingate

Ifiac WebbWiuti

0 inThos. Winn

Wyatt

Ycizer

hoinnfurt

1 rancis Wnl.sJ unci. WarrenCaleb WurleyJames WinnWill. J,,, icyGeorge W inle jamin WenaStephen J. eiJ?r

Leonard YnrnmJOHN JORDAN Ju...i!aI.

April 1, 1806.

t--

The bigb bred Englhb stallion,b I O N,

WHICH was impoitcd fiom Londonin the Fall of 1801, by the laic JointHoomes efq. of the Bowling Gieen. ,nclis remarkable for his. sine cults ; hr waibred by W. Gaifoith e'q. ot Yorkfliiieand is undonbtedlv a hnrf. i - c.'.blood as any in England ;. he was a goodracer, and beat levcral of the ln-- ft ).n,Cin that kingdom. He won a Iween-iiak- e

at lork August meeting, nine50 guineas each, betting mr.

by hfcape, Imd Fi'z Wil-liam's bay colt by Walnut, mr. Wilson'colt by Escape, mr. Pierfe's, buy rclt bvSpadille, sir C. 1'uiner's colt by H'rape.Jjl 1800 he won the stand )la' at Y. rk,tree for all ages, beatn gtheli.mu, hnfeJonah. The same yi ar he mi ov, i th$York course (4 unleO with Hamhle tom-an, for the great fubfciiption, and aUtb-u-

gh the greatefl exertion was madeby the ridtr of Hambletonun, jet hebeat "Dion only the neck, r.i,d aclu illrefused to run with him oi the j.,,1 c -.

atDoncaller, a sew days alter, whichIlinn vjnn mt.V. !. nlord Daihngton's bay colt Hap-- zza.itby Sir Peter Teazle, Ibid Fitz Wii'im s"blown filley Fanny, by. do. sit HmyyanelempeQ's bay colt by di ut.Dion at another time beat mr. ( o klin'sSir Harry, and Sir Thomas Gaicoir eBTimothy, and fevral other hoifes ot hilirepute, and was considered a hoi fa isgreat speed and bottr-m- . for Jus lacino-(i-

almofl; every inltance) was 4 nrles"DIOH, now nfing 11 yeais old, TjKll"

fifteen hands two inches and z halt ivffa sine bay, with gtealflrength and beau-t- y,

and has probably the best feet, legs,back and quarters thu weie ever com-bined in one horle ; Stands this(which will cdmmencr theaath n M.,, W

(and end the fiifl ot August) at M..J1I0 ti court house, and be let to mares at udollars the Tingle lean, paid in Jiard, 14(dollars the season (sour dollars ofwhich will be remitted is paid bv theaoth of December mxt) 40 dollar "n re

a mare with fo.il, and one dolUr tothe groom in eveiv inltance, ;paid weuthe mare is covered. Goodbietlli-er- s onsoot, weighing not Iefs than 400 clueredthe first week in Atig.iR, good sat poilcon soot, deliveied the ift week in Octo-ber ; fnfpeAed cop tobacco, dehyeiedat any ware house on the Kentuck) riv-er, and mcrihantahlr hfmn. H!.,. A

either at Madison court house or Lex-ington by the )oth of December, will bereceived in payment, at the calli Tic-ket price when delivered a prom fl"rva'tefted note for 24 d liars the fdi.ni,and 40 for infiiraiKe muff he leu' lithe maies should those marcs nluicttnot prove with foal, and the propti'vnot altered, the moiuy will bejetuui-J- .Good paflunge tound grain tV idh.scoming from more th ,n milrsdil it,and those gent'emrn wlio v.fi I'-- ir

mares fed, may haeitdone at time fjil-lin-

per week., Both the horle and maies will be un-

der the direction ot L. FauRtur ardHenry Banton. .. .

Wst'. T. BANT(;N.PEDIGREE.

DION was b.r ! In W. Gaifcth rlq.and was got by Spidillf, our ot the b 'tfonsof Highflyer ; h,s Jm Faith !J a- -colrt, a gi.iudioii of ti'c Godi.lphm Ai

; his gi ml c'um. the tarn ns Atl-anta, by Old Match m, out ot L.if '

the Mtil, (Jioonok, CI I ravelle' , (i(,n-t-Cl.rk's Lfs of the . 1, Mr. Holi

hh MaTtelels, by Giev Hi 111 . I . dParti er, Woodiock, dam ns I. a t 1,Mif. Doe, Ciott's Bhv Baib, ii .iul uof the Ancallei Stalling, Makt I Is, J

jna's dam, niitnni'i , Uuk lies ,li .) ot Dpdlwoith, out of tl e T ' nilaib mare. This 1 ed gree is I ,1

irom the general Unci b k ot I I, .,

. 101 :n hoo"i .

E'A'UJUkA'. K 1 IORaise c.o i i.oiv.

1 HL iubfmlif 1 r 01 tkii n c

0 intuipi the pi bl c, that tl.e;oullrticled a

( Ol TON ?7 CHINK11 Jriiiirim e i nut) , .nut out i!t

halt fiom Nicliolal die, ite id int; to Wot toid n ti r h .

ill! be redv to mrnuiiLC b'niil .

he 10. h ot Apr 1.

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