Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1806-02-25 00:00:00, page 4

iNOiiCE.
THE administratrix ot James Wia
IVee, dec hereby gives notice to all persons
who have claims against the decettent, that she
means to close her administration as speedly as
possible and requests those who have claims, ei
iher by bond, note or open account, to bring them
forward properly am her- icated—and those who
are indebted to the said estate, to make payment
on or before the second Monday in March neat;
that bung the time when the said administratrix
proposes to make up her account of administra
lion, and return to the county conrt of Chester
field All persons concerned are hereby notified
that unless due attention is paid to this adver
tisement, it will he plead in bar against all those
who are in deft ult.
Ann Winfree, Adm’x.
Chester!?*Id, 28 h, Jan. 1806 tlOM)
vnTLl. BE SOLD,
AT the late residence of Samuel Dixon, dec
on Wednesday the 2Gih day of Feb nary,
(it being Hanover court day) if fair, if not the
next fair day.
All the PERSONAL ESTATE
Of said decedent, consisting ,,f several likely
young Negroes, Household l'urnitnre, Shop
Tools. Plantation Utensils Ac Ac. Teims of
sale will be cash for all sums often dollats and
under; for all sums above ten dollars a credit
will be al owed until the 31st ot December next,
the purchasers giving bmid with approved secu
ritv. The sale wni commence at 12 o’clock_
N B. The above mentioned place of sale is wtih
in half a mile of U .iovtr courthouse.
G. W. Dixon, Adm r.
January 30th; 18U6. tds
/^O.ViMlTrET) to the jdil of
his county, ab ut the 8 h of December
Lst, t negro man : says his name is JOHN;
th<t be was on hts way with his master Demp
sey Ni k. moving to the Tennessee from near
Norfolk, when he left him near this county; says
be formerly belonged to captain John Bramble,
cf Itichmond ; was sold to Mr. Nasii.of Nor
folk ; ta/s lie was hiied for the two last ycais
by M cuts Wni, Sc Henry IIa>ha!l,of Peteis
burg He is a slour, well made fellow, about 5
feet 10 or 11 inches liicrh sop. ar« to be about ”4
years of age, has had the Small Pnx veiy had.
Had on when taken tip, a blue cloih coat and
home-spunchecker 'd ;i»otaioons. The owner is
requested to come I »r*.v;\rd. pay charges A take
hrm away, or ho will bo dealt with according to
lavr.
JOHN WILLIAMSON,
[2m) Keeper ojtbt JhU.
*V 1'llK OOVBKNOS of THE COUHONWUAL1U
OF V« aOINIA,
A PROCLAMATION.
\/l/ i- i.-, represented to the Kxecu
live hy the Keeper of the Penitentiary,
tks; woof thit prisoners therein confined to wit:
JiJII *> Tit \ M B sntl ISAAC HARRIS,
have, made ih ir escape from the Penitentiary •
-.1 have, therefore thought fit with the advice of
tb- Cmined of State. to issue this Pr damauou, I
h •••cl . offering a reward of ONK HUNDRED i
L for the apprehension of each, or >
enutr of ih-said prisoners and for their deliv
er. a» th- Pt iiiieitiiary ; and l do, moreover, —i.
jo.rt ali o ncers civil and mi.itary, -n i er.hjr:
the good pt opir. of the commonwealth to use
tV-ir her endeav-rs to apprehend and con.er to
the Pent er.tiary the aid John TratnMt uad 1
snar ft an is.
Given under my hand, with the Seal of the
(t. s.) comnv nwealth annexed.at Richmond
lilt .J! da v of Ftlmwry, 1R06.
(Signed)
TV’in. H. CABELL.
John TramWerras convicted oHI irse Stealing
beiore the Hif tria Court of Washington, in the
, etirhtg ol 18(15, and t-ecifccnced to five ycavs and j
f.r« monthsconfincm nt He was burn in Ma
r .land j is 5 fee 7 1-2 inches high ; 25 years
Old; fair Comdex ion ; light hair; grey eyes;
hn ». niche in h>s left car ; scars in his forehead,
and n a shoemaker by trade ’
P-ac Harris was convided of larcrnv before
the District Court of Monongalia in the spring
of 1805, and sentenced totwo years eonfi.u mt r*
He was born in .he county of Wood, in this
state, i > five li et nine inches high, 1*3 yt ais old
swarthy complexion, dark hai and h«zle eyes’
/"''K) si MI 1 1 F.D to the Jail of this
Lonnty, the 15*li of December l»st, a
brigltt M.. Utn Woman, says her name is Nan
cy, aivl that rhe bri ngs to a Mr Thus Hughes j
of Georgia and was on her wav to that place j
v. lu n site clop*.! 1ror., him in this county ; t3vn •
she wa. purebred by Thomas Hughes in the
State of M.irylabd t apprwrs ro be about twenty
five- eat* of age — l‘he owner is requested to
ff»«v*rd. pay oh.ugrs aud tske her away, or
she wnl be dealt with «s the law direAs.
- John Williamson,
Krrfirr of :fir Jail.
Prince Edwttrd C. 7T. j«r. 23,1806. 2m
HpJIft Sheriffs of the se
»■ veral counties of Amelia, ChcaterfieM, |
Cumberland, Holloway and Powhatan, compo
ting a distriA — i iVnt -countie- of Brunswick,
Lunenburg Mecklenburg and Greensville, com
puMfig an >’hrr dimjA—ofthecounttesof Charles
Citv, James Lily arid Hew Ken*, composing an
mher distrifl-—of r mi itiesof Goochland, Hen
ric . sud Louisa. c >-..r(>os;ng another distriA—of
the counties of Auj.nsta. Ro.kinzham, Hock
bridge, Shetland anh, Pendleton and Ba>h, com
posing another distriA—and of -he counties of
Lancaster, Rshm t I and Nor-htn bt rland, com
posing anoth’/r d tetri A ; which sc/cral dhtriAs
cor.jtirtite th* iir«» Os • of the Ssuate of Virgi
n a. nre rcv'tied to r,ke notice that an cleAion
in , . :.tioo 1* 'fib; h/ld. on the several court days
©f the reap* Aive. coun*h*s above meni med in the
i month of April net*, for the choice of a Sena
[ tor *o repr-um «a«.h of those distriAs in the Ge
iicrsl Assembly frt|- >ur yea-s nesi en«uing,
. TJIFO IIANSFORI), C S.
I F brnary ( h IP )6. 4^
I Tllr|nigh b i.T and celebrated running HoFseT*
I MARSKE,
| fly Dium*d, will be let to
1 mates the ensuing season,at
I my stable ; his pedigree, his
I performance,Ac wiilheful
& adverii rd before the sea
son cofflmtn'-ei, wh-ch will
be on the fit t day ci Mirdi, Gentlemen may
bavc thrir mr.« j covered as early as thev please.
b Much IVrLi.rn.
■ Charlotte cot i y, 2fHi Jan 18f)fi. 2m
f Notice.
I T3ROPOMTIONS will be receiv-;
I «d hF he. Executive, for the purchase, of j
I EIGHT CONDEMNED NEGROES, repnev* I
* ed for n importation, under the aA " to cm. j
po*er the Governor to transport slaves con« I
4emnc4 , when it shall he deemed expedient." j
M *
4 Valuable Manufacturing MII. 11
TO KEN l\ " i
ON Monday the 3rd day cf Match next, will 1
be tented to the highest bidder, i.ir one
year, that valuable Manufacturing and Grist ■
MILL, in the county of Amelia, belonging to '
ihe estate of the late Col. J..hn Roy all. dec j
It is situated near the mouth of a never failing
stream, almost immediately upon the river Ap
pomattox, distant about 45 miles from Peters
aurg, and 40 from Manchester. This mill pos
(esses the great advantage of an abundant sup
ply of water throughout the driest season, and
its local situation is such as to afford it complete
protection against the highest freshes we have
>et known. The toll corn she receives amour.. $
annually to 200 barrels and upwards 'There is
one pair of Burr stones and one set of Bolting
cloths, both of which arc of very supoior qttali
ty,and the whole works have lately undergone
a thorough repair. The flour manufactured
here and sent to Petersburg and Richmond for
sale, has uniformly commanded as much, and in
many instances more, than flour mode at anv
other mill.
Attached to the mill are about 23 acre* of
land, upon which has lately been ereAed acorn
modious store and lumber house, cooper’s shop,
blacksmith’s shop, stables, ami some other out
houses, all of which will be rented with the mill
A mercantile establishment at this place, con
neAed with the manufaAuring business, it is be
lieved would succeed very well. The above pro
pertjr will be rented upon the premises. Bond
and security will be required to carry interest
from the date if not punrttMilly paid.
William Royal),
Guardian of the Orphans.
January 8th, 1806. ,1,„
Ta/ AN TKii, as 1 louse-Keeper
in a large i.mily, an elderly Lady,
who can come well recommended. J,il>eral wa
ges will be given. Enquiie of the printer.
Nov 6, lUO.i ,f
i\ifi cb* Winter Goods.
The subscribers have received, and
sue n* w oj)ti)i»*,g j considerable part of their
WOOLLENS;
fitnong which are
Bales ot assorted Rose 8c Duflail
Rlankets,
iJo. IViop cl C ottons,
Do. Yarn "-c Plaid Hose,
Do. White <k Coloured Plains,
Do. Kerseys Sc Ilalftlncks,
Do. G-1- &c r-C Coatings, plain
and strip’d,
Do. Cloths, assorted colours and
prices,
Do. Forrest Cloths,
Boxes Men’s Ilatsassorted prices,
Irish Linens, Long Lawns, Dia
pers, See.
4Uo—An assoitr.icnt of !f ARDWARE, CUT
LERY ami NAILS.
In addition to which, they daily eapert on the ar
rival of the Suffolk from Lwndon, a. largo as
sartmrnt of
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
Which will be offered for sale on their usuai terms.
GII.LI AT 6l KIRBY
OAober 4, ISON. tf
Fortyl)oiiars Kewvvrd. ’
1} UN away from the subscriberliv
AIL ingin Granville county, North Carolina,
in March last.two bright mulatto fellows; on#
by the name of BARTLEY, about 35 years of
Bge,hehasbutlitr!eto say, and appears to be ve
ry humble/ he is a tollable good Shoemaker
and Caoper, about 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high,
and he is a well set negro.—GEOH GE is about
23 years of age, about 6 feet high, spare made,
t-'V 1 very artive negro, fond of drink, and a very
forward ^aucy fellow. 1 expert they have ob
tained free passes and will endeavor to pass for
free negroes; it is probable'hey are lurking a
boot Manchester, Bichmond or Petersburg j they
were seen in Manchester a few days past Any
person taking them up and confining them in jail.
co that I get them, shall have the above reward,
or 20 dollars for either, paid by the subscriber.
LEWIS HEWING.
Tune Nth. 1805. ,e
Geo. Wait
HAS removedfrom the store he formerly oc
cupied ro a brick house on the cross street
leading from the main street to .\hockoe ware,
house, where he has on hand and ofiers tu dis
pose of on moderate terms, br wholesale,
The follow ring Articles, viz:
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars,
N. England, \V . island, and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac, Harcelonaand Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of a superior quality,
Mclasses, Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Hyson and Imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot,assorted sizes—And
The remainder of his Stock ot Dry Goods,
consisting principally of articles suited to the
present and approaching season, which he will
either sell «n a credit of .1,6 and 9 months, for
notes negociable at the Bank of Virginia,.with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp. ,
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond, 22d March, 1805
The ihrorough bred Horse,
St. PAUL,
'/*"t'7 Imparted into the state of
ii \\ tf Connecticut in the year
4 - ,, 1798. by Messrs Sanford
• k Wadsworth, and John
" -i - Caldwell A Co. of Hartford
in the said state—will be let to mares the ensuing
season, at the plantation of the subscriber, cal
led Maidens Adventure, in the county of Pow
hatan, on James river. The particulars will be
made known in a future advertisement.
THOMAS HARRIS, Jr.
8;li Feb 1806. tf
William fc? Mary Lottery,
COMMENCED drawing the middle of this
month, and will be continued till all the tick*
eto are drawn.
Tickets may be had at S. Pleasants’ printing,
office._ Jan. 39.
Jo HENJ\ for the fireoent year.
ATENK MEN T at Rocketts, with
a good Garden, fit fur the accommodation
of a genteel family. For particulars, apply to
Richard Young.
Richmond, Feb. 5th, 1806.
COBB’S CRLRRRATM) PArRMr
METALLIC HONES,
Art far »«k at this Office• i
A. ITeweS & Co.
H6VE for Sale at thei* Store, next door to
M*“ ,r.t« Shapaid fit. Lucke's. opposite the
Muiket, Richmond, an assortment of
Groceries and other Articles, j
Which they will dispose of at the lowest prices
for cash or country produce Among which
are, Jamaica and Antigua Hum, old and very 1
superior Cogniac Brandy, Loaf and Brown Su. '
gar. Cwll'ee Chocolae 5 Imperial. Hyson Hyson
Skin, and Young Hyson Tea; Port and Sheny
Wine, Honey, Molasres. Figs Nutmegs. Mace, ,
Cloves, Cinnamon. Alapice, Pepper, Fig Blue, t
Starch, Soap. Candles, Salt, Tubs in sets, &c, 8tc.
Richmond. Feb 10 h 1806
Ten Dollars Reward.
Dan away from the subscriber in Sussex coun
“ ty, the 12th instant, a negro man, JULIUS,
who sometimes calls himself Julius Jones, 23 or
24 years old, and of a dark complexion, about 5
feet 9 or 10 inches high, very weil made, with a j
pleasing countenance when spoken to. Julius is !
a shoe maker by trad- and was hired last year
to Mr. Cornelius Buck of Manchester; has a free
wile in James City county, and a brother near
Lynchburg (the property of Mr Roland Jones)
where he will probably attempt to go. The a
b-ve reward will be given for seeming him in any
jail so that 1 grt him again, or titteen dollars for
delivering him to me in Sussex county, near the
1 courthouse. All masters of vessels and others
xie forewarned from harboring or carrying him
' out of this state.
JAMES DILLARD.
January 22, 1806. 4w
•> Y virtue of a deed of trust execut
ed to the subscriber by Philip Day. to sec are
the payment of a debt due from him to Uabn-.y
Minor, will be exposed to sale, for the best p ice
that can be obtained in ready money, at the Ta
vern of Triplett T Estes, in the town of Char
lortesville on the seventeenth day of March next,
One Negro Boy, Wilson,
Being a part of the property conveyed to the
subscriber by the aforesaid deed of trus , to sa
tisfy so much of the said dtbt as is now due.to
g’’ her with the costs and charges attending the
sale The sub-cribcr bi ing oniy a trustee, will
only convey title in him.
ALfc-X GARRETT. Trustee.
Feb:uary8th, 18<^i. ids
Valuable Property for Sale.
r^’.raa
ON Tuesday the 11 thday of March
next, will be ottered for sale, by public
| auction, at the Eagle Tavern in the city of Rich
montl, the following valuable property.
Four half-acre LOTS, adjoining
each other, forming what is usually called a s^uate
in the city of Richmond, and described in the
plan of said city by the numbers 151,152,159
and 160 These lots command beautiful pros
pcCls of the river, and in every respeCt are well
worthy the attention of persons disposed to
build
The Brick Store or Lumber-House
situate on the street which leads from the main
street in Richmond to Shocks Insj-eClion, about
30 feet in breadih ami about 32 feet in length,
nwte or less—oeine oart of the property for
merly owned by M. William Fenwick, and ly
ing between the haiiding now occupied b* Mr.
George Watt and Ui»i owned by Mr. Marcus
Klcan
The Messuage or Tenement and
parcel of ground, containing nvr and a half acres
more or le-», where Mr W m Fenwick former
ly resided, n#*r Rocke ts
A more particular description is deemed unne
cessary, the property intended for sale being well
known to most persons residing in Richmond or
the neighborhood—and it is presumed any per
son inclined to ptt'chase, will examine it—for
which purpose the keys of both Tenements may
! ** h*d *PP*yinK to GaltegU, Richard & Co
who will give any lutthcr information that may
be wished
Terms of sale, approved endorsed notes ne
go'iable at the bank of Virginia at 9. 15 and 20
months. The legal title to l>e reiained till the
purchase money is paid, or deeds of trust to be
executed by the purchasers as may be agreed
on.
GALLEGO, RICHARD & CO.
February 6th, 1806. ids
A GRF.EABLY to an order of tli*
I 1 »- worshipful Couit of Amelia, the Commis
' siotters appointed for tbat puipose, will proceed
; at Amelia courthouse, on Saturday the 8th day
of March next, to LET, to the lowest bidder
the BUILDING Of A yAIL, for said county
The said jail is to he built of brick and wood,
and to be completed us or before she first dav
of June 1807. jflBh
One third of the price to i^giVcn for building
the said jail will he paid on tn?M5th day of A
pnl next, one third when the commissioners
think the work half finished, and the balance
when the said building is completed
A particular plan of the said building may be
seen on application to Wm T. Eggleston, one
of the commissioners.
The Comruittimcrt.
Amelia, 3d Feb. 1806. 3w
BY virtue of a deed of trust execu
ted to me by William G Martin, to secure
a debt due from him to William Clarkson, as
ako a debt due from him to William Galt ; I
shall, on the eighth day of March next at the
house of William G. Martin, in the county of
Albemarle, proceed to sell,
I he following Property,
To wit t—One roan Horse, two C »ws U C lives,
two Feather Beds and Furniture, one Pine Chest
and Cupboard, one Walnut Dining Table, also,
i'll that portion ofthecs’atc oi' Patrick Mithie,
dec. (it being as yet undivided) whiefi the said
Martin claims right to in consequence of his in
termarriage with bis wife Sarah, a daughter of
said Michie, it being one seventh part of the
following N*groe3, to witi Peter. Moll, Jenny,
Harry, Milly, Lucy, Bob, George, Sarah and
two small children—the whole or so much there*
of, for ready money, as will be sufficient to dis
cha>ge the said debts, as also the expenses ari
sing under the deed of trust and the sale Be
inga trustee only I will convey the title which
is in me as inch, and nomore.
JULIUS CI.AUKSON, Trustee.
8th Feb. 1806. t(|(
MANCHESTER TURN I’ IKP. ~ COM- I
PANY.
NO rtCF, in hereby %iven, that all
shares, upon which the 9’h requisition
shall remain unpaid, or upon which there shall j
appear to be due delinquencies of any former j
requisitions, will be offered for Sale, at Mr |
Brooks’s Tavern in Manchester, on the 15th dav
of March next. The sale to commence at 12
o’clock m the forenoon
By order of the Directors,
JiMKS HRANDBR, Clerk.
Manchester, 9th Feb. 1806. tds
ll V virtue of a deej of tru>t <*xc-'
JL3 cuteJ 10 me b) Richard G Martin and
William G. Martin, to secttic a debt due fr< :n
ihem to William Clarkson, as a'so a debt due
from them to William Galt; 1 shall on the li.st
[lay of March next, at the store of.William
Clarkson, in the county of Albemarle, proceed
to sell,
A Negro Man,
By the name of Uilley, for cash, to satisfy said
debts, and the expenses arising under the deed of
trust and the rale
JULIUS CLARKSON, Trustee.
8th Feb 1806. tds
Just receivvetl by the subscribers, a
few Hogsheads
Prime Antigua Rum.
They have on hand a General Assortment of
GOODS in their line.
FISHF.R & I.ESUEUR.
Richmond, Feb. 13, 1SQ6. 4t
At a Court continued and lu-id lor
Ilalilax county, the twenty-ninth
day of November, 1805.
Berryrcan Green and Nancy his wife late”1
Nancy Terry, daughter of Nathaniel
1'crry, deceased, plaintiffs.
Against
William Terry. so» and executor of Natha
niel Terry, dec. Joseph Terry, Naitiai.i
el Terry, James Thompson and Polly
Tin ntpson his wife late Polly Terry,
Robert Terry, Kteble Terry and Sar>h k.
his wife, the said Joseph. Nathaniel, ^
I’olly Robert and Sarah being aiso chti
dren of Nathaniel Terry deceased : John j ~
Martin who married Elizabeth Dicker
son ferry ano her child of the said Na- I
t thaniel Te ry.dcc dt who hath departed ^
this ife.Johh Chancy & Sarah iinyall his j ^
wife la.e Sarah ilo-i'l Martin. Mar.,hall ^
Martin Nathaniel Terry Martin John ! ’
Elmore and Nancy his wife late Nancy I **
Martin, William Martin Polly Maitm, ’ 46
John Martin. Edmund Martin and A bra H
ham Martin, the said Sarah Royall. Mar
shall, Nathaniel ferry Nancy, William,
i Polly , John, Eomund and Abraham, be
ing children of the sai l John Martin and
Elizabeth Difkeisan hi, wife, and the
said William, Polly, ] hn, Edmund and
Abraham being infant, under the age ol
tweati one vea;a. rlefm -i.i*.
rf HE defendants John Martin, John Chancy
and Sarah Koyall his wife, "din Elmore and
Nancy his wife, Marshall Martin and Nathani
a 1 erry Martin, not, having en ered tht ir ap
p; arauce and given security according to the aft
of assembly and the rules of this court ; and it
ai pi aring to the satisfaflion of the conn that
they are not inhabitants of this country : On the
motion of tire plaintiffs by their counsel, /<
m<ie>ed. that the said defendants do appear here
on toe fourth Monday in March nest and answer
the bill of the plaintiffs ; and that a cop^of this
order be foithwith inserted in some newspaper
| published in the city of Richmond tor two mouths
! successively, nnd posted at the frontdoor of the
courthouse of this county.
A copy—Teste,
__John Wimbislt, c. h. c.
At a Qu irterly Court continued ut d held
for King c3* rJhiren county at the coutbouie, oh
Futili ty the V2tb if November, 1805.
Edmund I.yne, f
Agaitut I ^
Sarah Gayle, Matthew Gayle Thom* V 5"
Gayle. John Gayle, Robert Gayle an | 3
Ann Gayle. defts J 3
1’HIS day came the plainiiff by his conn el.
and thr defemlam Roben Ga le not having
1 entered his appearance anu given security acc~r.l
I ing to the aft of assembly in such case made and
provided and the rules of this court and it ap
pearing to the sa-isfaftion of the courr ihat he is
not an inhabitant of 'his commonwealth : On the
motion of the plain.iffby h;s counsel. It it aider,
td, that i he said detendac do appear here on the
second Monday in March next and answer the
(bill of the plaintiff; anil -hat a copy of rhis order
| be forthwith published in some public newboa
| pet printed in lie city of Riaiimoml for two
j months successively, and posted at the front door
: of this cour house
A Copy— Tes»e,
For Sale.
THE subscriber will sell at public
Sale, on the 6th d:*.y of March_The
TRACI’ OF LAND, whereon he now lives,
[ iving in Halifax county, containing by cstimati
i on about 700 acres. There is on the above tra&
as much cleared land as will employ six or eight
hands to advantage—a large two story house,
having three rooms and a passage on the lower
floor, with the same number on the upper—a
good kitchen, workhouse, gianary, stable, and
all other convenient oat houses—Also, a corn
mill, on a small stream, which adss considera
My to the value of the place.
On the same day aiidr.lace, will he offered for
sale 35 valuable SLATES consis’ing of men,
women and children—Between 30 and 40
head of Cattle—about 5 or 6 head of Horses,
among which is a young stud, four years old
n, xt spring, of the Medley blood—also, a high
bred Mare by Old Diomed, six years old next
pnng, and a horse colt out of the said mate,
! Kot by Whip, a year old in the spring.
3 he terms of the sale will l>e, one half in cash,
and the balance in two instalments of nine and
twelve months The sale will be on the land*
William Thompson.
Jannary 10, 1806 w6,»
Lost or Mislaid,
D otiatt r Andebsom’s acceptance to Richard
Anderson's order on him in our favor (or in
favor of John Hobson, jr a present it is not re
collefied which) lor thirty seven ponnds ten
shillings dated 27 h May, 1805 All persons
are cautioned against trailing for the same, at
proper steps have been taken to prevent the pay.
ment to any but the subscribers
Hobson Ik St. John.
. New-Canton, 13th Jan 1806. wGt
Land for hale.
THE subscriber offers for sale, 950 acres of
that valuable tn/1 of LAND, belonging to
the late col Bernard Mirkham, dec. about three
miles above Manchester and lying upon he river
affording several very convenient mill »;ats; ibis
tra<9 possesses many advantages whLh would
b- considerable to a puichaser. It is now under
high cultivation, inclosed in a good feme and :
v/cll watered; two thirds of the above traA is
covered with valuable timber, and lies cnnvr-ni
ent either to the turnpike or river. The abovo
land if not disposed of privately, prior to the 1st
day of M»y, will then be offered at public auc
tion, on the piemises, in lots to suit purchasers
Any person wishing to view it, will be shewn it
by the subscriber, or in hij absence by William
Bowles residing thereon
George Markhnm.
December 21tlt, 1305. wtlmay
ni-.S7 c.inn.4Gr. j.vn other'
Garden Seeds, '
Of last year’s giuwth, .or S tl,tx at ISA AC
II. JUDAH'* aTOHK
Richmond, January 28’It, IS G w4*:
lHjZZAHD ~
Imj orted Ity the la-o C ol.
Jol n lit nines, of the Be »*•
lit g Green, will stand t l.-r
ensuing season, (to c< n
mencc the 1st «.f Mart h,
and end the 15ih of
at my laiin in Cliestci field county, lour milts 1
I»om Goode’s and Devil’s Bridges, on Appomat
tox river, twenty five above Petctsbuig, the
same Mom Richmond, and fiUeeu from Amelia.,
courthouse ; k will be let to inares on the follow
ing terms.
I*illy Dollars the season, by note, discharga
bleat any time within it, by the payment of tol
ly. with one dollar u> the groom.
In evtry instance, cither a note, or the money
must accompany the mates
BUZZARD in point of form, blood and per
formance stands almost unrivalled, in this, or any
other country: and as a foal getter, the racing
calendars ot England lolly attest his celebrity.
It. irt>9, he produced on the turf at Newmarket,
5 winners In 1800, seven In 1801, fouitet n.
In 1802, sixteen. In 1803. twenty-one ; and in
ltlo4 sixteen (total seventy nine) and from what
i have seen of the sheet calendar for 1805,1 think
fits numbers in the list of winning horses, will
exceed that of any other year.
1 have in pr,s.essi'.na calendar of the 9th
of November la.t. which condoned the Hough
t in meeting at Newmatket. It contains th.rty
od t iaces eleven of which were won by Buz
zard’s stock; and in the same calendar, t >vo of [
them arc advertised tw cover at ten guineas a
mare the next season
Buzzard's stock arc large and highly formed.
Popinjay is upwards of ixteen hands, and is
said t > be the most elegant horse in Kngland.
Q^iz w.ui the grtat Oatland stakc3, and a
ma ch <>vtr the Htacoti course (4 miles and a
qoaiter) for 1000 guineas.
Good high and low land pastures, and every
| attention paid to mares cent, but no rerponsibi
Itty for accidents. Marcs will be fed on mode
I ra<«: Mr ns if required, for which the money must
be sent.
TIIQMAS BRANCH.
24th January, 1806. w3bi
PE DIG HER
( BUZZ ARD was got by Woodpecker, his tktn
Misfortune, by Dux, his graudam Curiosity, by
Sn3p—ilegulus—Bartlett's Childers.
| LAND—FOR SALE.
BY viitue of a Deed of Trust ex
ecutcd to the subsc iber by William Fortune, in
order to secure the payment of certain debt*
therein mentioned—will be sold to the highest
J bidder for READY MONEY, on the premises,
on Saturday the 22d day of March next,
A Tract of Land\
Containing 100 A'res, be the same myre or
j less ; lying in the county of Louisa, on Fork
Creek, adj inmg the land of Capt Wm -Snmh
and o hcis. i his laud is noil adapted to the
culture of c>rn wheat and tobacco, and lias on
it a tolerably good owellng houseandoihcrout
houses necessaiy fora small family, with a small
plantation lately cleared.
JOHN EDWARDS. Trustee.
: Feb 17, 18t 6_j\v4j
ALE persons are hereby cautioned
not to receive by way of assignment, two
BUNDS, given by Robfri Snead of Uuover u>
Gecrge Harris ol the seme county, as the sub
w fiber intends to ditpute them on giounds
which he thinks tquitabc One of me said
boons is uated the aevenih day of this month for
two bundled dollars, payab'e the 10th day of
Match next; the other is dated the 6th da> of
this month for one hundred dollars, pay able tha
first day of Januaiy next. ‘
Robert Snead.
F<h 13th. 1806 w/ '
; 1EE be SOLD7 lorCashT^S
\ V Saturoay me fiistoi March, at A. Mean
, ley's in Shed I'own,
All the Estate
CfSMIFH UbAKEY . deceased . consisting of
Slaves, Muirs Waggons, House hol'd
and Kitchen furniture.
GLO. 1JLAK.KY. Adm’r.
of Smith Blakey.
8th Feb. 1806 wtds
, h r . .V /_/7 _ r~T~
J/l III S KjllltS,
To be Sold, for ready money, under a decree
! * of 'he Court of the United States for the
fifth Circuit in the Virginia DistriA between
Phincas .loud, attorney for the creditors of Eze
kiel Edwards, pltf. and David lfoss and others
defts in order to raise the sum of dolls 967 89,
due and payal»b-on the firs' day of Ju'y 1805 an<i
I the further sum of dolls 16666 66, due and pay
able the firr! day of January, 1806 that valuable
1 and well known estate in the county of dotetourr, ;
rilled FORT I. K IF 1 S, Hated by said Ross
to contain 2698 acres.
The sale will lake place on the premises on
the 27th day of February nexr.
Also, on the 4th day of March next, will be
sold, under the aforesaid dectee at ihe Oxford
Iron Works, in the mun-y of Campbell, a num
ber of valuable SLAVES.
Hen. Moshy, D. M. for
Jos. Scott, M. V. D,
January 13, 1806. tds
*** BY consent of the parties the
%ale of FORT LElFIS is postponed until the
31st day of March, and that of the NEGROES
at the Oxford Iron Works,' until the 4th day
of April next.
Hen. Mosby, d. m. for
Jos. Scott, m. v. d.
Feb 19 1R06 tds
TKN DOLLARS li WAhl;
WILI. be gisVn for apprehending WILLI
AM GOKDIN, who absconded fiom
the plantation f the late Col Ko;all in Am<lia,
some time in the month of December laaf, lie ;«
a dark mulatto, about 49 years of age 5 !<«• 10
or 11 inches high, and ha- one of his great toes
eat e!f,a circumstance sufficiently strong to lead
to positive conviflion if he should be met with.
He carried wiih him a dress of coarse grey cloth
and sundry other clothes not recolleAed —Who
ever will apprtnend the raid negroacd put Inm
in jail or give »*ch information as will enable the
subscriber to get him again, shall receive the a
bove reward.
William Hoy ll.
Amelia, Feb 8, 1896. tf
COUU I NtY's " *
LAST COLl.KCTIOft OK
Hymns & Spiritual Songs,
Are for sale at this office.
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