Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1805-05-22 00:00:00, page 4

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x he 'subscribers are in immediate!
want of tea Tan* or thereabouts, ol clean '
Merchantable Hemp,
Ter which they will g:ve a liberal price in cash.
PRPSSBR te MJNCUkE.
Richmond, April 26, 1H01. w4t
N OTIC t,
"FS hereby jfiven to all those who art
Jl. indebted to the estate of AncuisA.ii* Lass.
nee. (Taylor of Manchester), to com* firwaro
and discharge their respective accounts, as no in*
diligence can lie expected, norwillbe given—And
a’l < bow having just claims against she estate, are j
requested (Ab\ing them forward well authentica- j
teil f.»r settlement, on or befoie the list day of 1
O^olrir next, this notice wifi be plead in bar j
against au#c’afm whatsoever that may be bro't
in after that time.
John F. Robertson, Ex r.
J. of Arch'd. I.ang, dec.
Manchester, 30th April, 18UL__ f
W. WARDLAW, |
IS nowopeningst his shop on the i
Main strcei in Richmond, opposite Mr. Tayw c
crV Vendue OTice, a large importation of t
MEDICINES,;
Received direfllv frem London also a general as* i
■ortmeat of SURGEON*/ INSTRUMENTS, ,
SnOP FURNITURE, MEPHITIC AIR MA. ,
CRISES, PATENT MEDICINES, tec. t3^c. | i
1: is ’ms intention to krf p, a* ail times, a supply i
of Genuine Medicines, sufficient to answer the j
current demand: which will be sold low for cash (
cron the usual credit to those who will give him •
tu r.cieitt assurances of pundn&liiy*
NqvernSej* **)rh. Itf-’d wtf.
--roTETSTTRs: I
Printing Materials for Sale. \
Love r»tues,Pie», English, Double Pica,'
Tv/o-Li.ws English, French Canon, Four*
Lines Piei, Ttvc Lin s Pica, Seven-Linn Pica,
Nine Lines Pica, Th,.teen Lines l’ici. Six. j
xeen Lines P»«, ^neicen I.ine* Pica. Quotati
ons, Foolscap and Demy wuases. and ^ascs.
PROSSER k MOKCimS.
Richmond, March 26, IHQ5.wtf
Scheme of a Lottery, ;
Fortbc benrJUeifW ilmam k MauyCosi.ioi i
■ yrrer class. j
NOW DRAWING IS NOFOLK. *
bc*00 Tickets at 10 do Is. - 8Q,Cf>0 • <
2 Prises, dolls. 10,000 • 20.000
Go of . 500 - SO,000
2,000 of . 15 - 30,001
fcO.OOO
Snbjefttoa eunOijn of 15 per. ci- 12,000
Expense of drawUtg, - 2,000 ,i
Dollars, 10,000
^ 1
t? .1«...... *, Rolli 5(iO
Last drawn, • “ 10,000
1 other Prize of • 10,000
A# writer of 500 W\t. 29.500
2,009 of 15 deHart, - 30,000
Dollars, 80,000
AH tickets drawn Wank may be renewed in the j
•retcUs«,at 10dolls, each.; the price of all o.
them will be 1 j dolls.'
Ail prize* of 15 dollar* may he renewed For the
next rlats, or paid, ai the option of the person
Ci,ii» ed If they be not claimed within three
months after »hr drawing commence*, they will
Le considered as rent wed inthe secondc!as*.
SECONJt CLASS*
5,938 Tickets at 10 doll*. 59.3R0
4,r55 ditto at 15 doll*. 70,930
130,310
DeduA loss on 2,962 ticket* 5,155
renewed at 2 1-2 5
Dolls. 125,155
3 Pmes'of 20,009 dolls, 4'.0.n)
2 ditto of 10,000 dolls. 20,1*09
3 di to of 5,000 15,0u0
50 ditto sf 1,000 50,000
1 di:to • • ; . L>S
125,155
DeduA 10 per cent. 12,509
Expenses of drawing, ^
Sum raised, Dolls. ”Hma3o~*
Ticket first drawn, Doll*. liOOO’
Ticket last drawn, 20,090
One other prize of 29,099
'Two ditto of 10.000 30/WO
3 diiro of 5.090 doll*. 19,000
49 ditto of 1,000 49,000
ditto
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I* T J C K R T V
Dollar* 125,155
Mav be had of George Tucker, Thomas Taylor,
and Samuel Pleasant*, jr. in Richmond i JRo’>«rt
Birchctt.and Watkins Leigh .Petersburg; Tho
mas Nreivift •. Dr. Can and, fc Littleton »V. 1 azc«
well, Norfolk* _________ _
-N.'<FT i c E.
«*"T7ILL be SOLD, to the highest bidder, for
vV cash, a* Halifax coutth-nise, on Monday
the 27 h day c,f M;*y At*r, (being court day) by
virtue df % *’ie*d exerted to the subscriber by
William d Craw, i< late cot!eA<»f of revenue
in -H* ro.nries of Halifax and Pittsylvania, for
the United Sra'tM.
TWO NEGRO SLAVES,
Namely, Arnty at*J Jim, for the fttarpotc of r;.i*.
ing a sum °f money to be snpfif l to the rfij
charge of certain arreirzge* dui* by »aid M*Ce»w j
a«cn'k'%orzf<«r?*ai:t,*nd the indemnity of George ;
Can.ngtmt and John H. Scott, hi* securities in (
the premise*, agtrtably to the provisions of the t
•aH deed, s,nd in conformity to the request of j j
Raid Carrington an ! Scrtt.
FERRYMAN GREEK. f
30,b Vpr’l, lpr'5. w.lt* ■*
'l. \TELT PUBLISHED,
jvrj son sals at ynts omcn%
AMERICAN NEPOS: J
. A I
rr,r r.rc rrn v or thk j.ivrr \
Ofth mnt1 n'!t oiuf rt>c mr-st rminrm Men, 1 ]
vr? i 5/7rv! ton*rihuhit to
Ttia DISCOVERY, tm« SETTLEMENT,1
avo i hr INDEPENDENCE or M
AMERICA. 1
CAUTLA+Kn run fHtt VMM cr schools. I'
May 13. ‘ l
'Tit C«Tc6i<t?f<
- BUZZARD,j
I L . _• —., OO famous furge-.iiuj c4*
'* F tj pital racer*, is ju« a<>J
veJ froin’.L6nd4»> at*d wit!
cover mares at my stable, m I
Greensville county, on Nottoway river, atx»“ 0
miles below where the gieat sta^e toad croitts j
it, at the lower Gut Bank‘bridge. »’ rn ,!*’ ?■
.teas each,.and a ILkar M the groom, to b« dts* j
charged at} time before the day or ' ■* I
next by the pay meit t of forty dollars , ’
count wbf be mad. if paid «*«' 'nat I
z as n i* a eftesnut horse of good size, a.jd ol ex*
lelicit Wood; for h:» beauty, shape and appear
ance I leave others to decide; as a raegr. the i
Calendars declare hint most capital, having won |
fand generally at Ncw.Matkct) 34rsccs Nets |
undoubtedly among the best stallions that has e.
ver appeared in England, for the proof of which
I beg leave to refer gentlemen to the Racing Ca- j
<. n-lar. of that country, and which ate to be seen 1
it his stand . I
lit 1799, the fust of Buzzard’s stock appeared
m the turf; in that year he had live winners, in
800 he had sevzn, in 1801 he had fourteen, (se- *
eral <»f those vren 7 and 8 times ea.h in that
eat) in 1893 he bad sixteen winners, and in 1
843 be had twenty.one. This is the last CaLn- <
ar that has come to hand. It is to ue observed,
hat Buzzard’s itxk have very generally run at
{ew-Mirket, [where a’l the best horses go} and
nxny of them hat* proved uncommonly good
acers ; among them ate Hornby Lass, I’ct, Pop- I
lifcgjay, Quiz, Surprize, Malta. Merryman, So I
'hia. Miss Bailey, and a great many others : It ;
s also to bs observed, that no S'aikonin England j
tad as many.winnrrs in 1893, by sevtn, as Buz
nard had—The latnoii-. horse Sir Peter Teazle !
Iiad only fourteen, Trumpeter thirteen only, John )
IInil frurtecn, Benningbrough fourteen, Volun- i
teer nine, and Whiskey 9—Those horses are ac- J
knowledged by a'l gentlemen conversant v. ith the
turf, t£ b-; the best Stallions now in England.—
Buzzard has been well proved a good stallion ;
for which reason, I beg leave to recommend him
strongly to the gentlemen of the turf, and such o
thers at hive well bred mares, not d mining but
a good piopottion of his stock will turn out ra
cers.
In the five years above mentioned Buzzard’s
colts v.’on 161 ia-es The great value of this j
horse will, I trust, hr an ap'dogy for the price j
he is to cover at, however I wish gentlemen to 1
come and view him. a ni see themseives the per j
formatter of his coks in the calendars, and I j
hope they will a-lmii h<* does not sfand too high. I
Good past>*rage grpfis ; servants who attend .
the mares boarj-d ot 10 6 a week j corn furnish- J
rd at the market price, and *he greatest attention
.aid to the mares, hut no respo iribility for acci
lenfc or e * capes. N otes f >r ten guineas will be
ixpc&cd wftli the mares by
NATHANIEL HIVES.
March, 1305
N. B. The season will commence the 15th
nit, and end the 1st of August. N, 11.
PEDIGREE.
“ I hereby certify, that the chesnut horse Buz.
zard, late the property of Christopher Wilson,
Esq. was bred by me, and that he was got by
Woodpecker ; his da.nt by Dur, out of Curiosity,
by Snap —Regain*, Sun Curiosity was the dam [
»r u.itr~:.k „
“EGREMONT.
Tecte, James WsAmRiy.
• • Dozzard has arrived at his stand, in high
health and spirit* N. Kivrs.
March 30, IMS.
The ntird and much admired A/^,« *n Home,
KNOWSLEY,
IMPORTED in 1801,
by William Ligh**oor,
of Charles City county ;
where he flood two years, j
the laA year he flood at ,
Capt. Wm. Lewis's, in Dinwiddie county, !
mede capital fesfone, end proved himfelf a :
fore foal getter. He is a fine bay, fifteen I
hand# three i*che3 high, nine years old lad j
May, iu great perfc&ion, and t« to mufeu
1*r firengib and beauty, not inferior to J
any borf- iu the date. He i« sir* only 1
horfe in thid country that has won four ’
knag’a plates in one year ; this he did in }
1 Root Pacing Calendar for that year. |
Notwithflcpding this Sc other nnetceptione* ‘
b!e evidences of Kr.owfity’a fuperior worth, i
j yet a perfoncl view of him will be bis beft i
'• iccoramendtiion.
KOIV&LEY will ftand theenfaing fea
fon, at William Wood’* in Aibemarle coun
ty, ten milcR abc7c CharlottefviUe, to cover
m ires at .Six Guineas the feafon, for which
| notea will be rxpefted, difchargetblc by the
I payment of Twenty Dollars, on or before
the 15th of September next ; Three Gui- !
neaa the leap, and Teo Guineas to infare a i
ware to be in foal, with Ooe Dollar for j
each mare to the groom / which, with the I
leap money, muft be paid when the mare i» j
covered. Fxtenfiv pallurage gratis, ard j
fer rants feat with the mares boarded at 9s. !
a week. Alarm may be fed aa dire&ed, at
th« market price of grain, and all p~fiible i
caretakrn to prevent accidents or efcapec, ;
but no refponfibility for any that may hap j
pen. The feafon will commence the 10th
of March, r.uJ expire the toth of Auguft :
next.
WILLIAM WOODS.
JAMES KINSOLVING.
February, 1805.
P. S. Any gemlemawputting fix mares :
fhall have one covered gratis.
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PROTC. RF. E,—Given by Lord D-.rby in j
(he following worrit, viz :
*• I do hereby certify, that the bay horfe
ailed Koowfley, late the property of the
Vince of Waies, wa* bred by me. He was
ot by flir Peter Teazle, out of Capella,
od was fix years old May, and no more.
(Signed) DERBY, (iial.)
»* Knowfley^ Jims 15, 1B01.
Capella wn« bred by gen. Parker, foaled
1 *773* got by Herod out of Mifs Cape,
y RegvItM, Biackeyea, by Crab, War- ;
>cki Galloway. See general flud book. I
• 40 S:r Peter Teazle waa got by
digWIyer in 1784 j fee fame book, pa.
81 ; Highflyer was got by Herod; fee
**• iot t and fo on be may be traced thro*
1 noble hoe of anceftors for ages paft with
mt a fingle flaw in bi« genealogy, cither 00
he male or female fide.
r V ft' ' 4E$$r
Tali, extraoreFniry f.orfc *n with grrtft
e:cdit at j years old ; st 3 be proved fuc
ciiafuh aad Co continued until the laft of the
year 1800. ' In 1801 he was purcLafed for
me and fent to Virginia. In 1798 lie won
a UcepUAe# of *0 guineas each, for 3 year
old*. 8 fubferibers, once round the ground,
beating Mr Pierce**, b t by Walnut, fit H. 1
T, Van?’* Pulh Forward, fir H.'William
fou*» Stripling, Mr Fletcher’s gr c Camper*
Jowu, Mr G. Crompton’s c Ha do, and
ord A. Hamilton's b g by Spadille, out of j
snow Drop ; fee Calendar for 1798. He '
ilfo won the members’ plate of 50 guineas
or 3 and 4. year olds, besting lord Der- I
*y’t 4 year old colt Diomed, 5 to t pn !
tluowfiey, who was then Mr Field’s pro- <
>erty | fee Calendar for 1798. He slfo j
von a fwccpflaket for 3 year olds,, beating
4r Garforth't b c by Spadille, and lord
Hamilton’s b c by Spadille ; fee Calcs*
lar for 1799.
In May 1799, York. On Tuefday
May 18, a fwccpitakrs of so guineas each '
J fubfciibers, iheo the property of Mr. j
Walker, was woo by lAofley, beating lord
Fitzwilfiam'ic h Wonder, 3 years old, lord
Hamilton's ch ft by Walnut, Hr Thomas
Hafcoigne’s Maid of the Mill, and John
Kobinfon's b c Abraham Ncwland. On
Fhurfday the 30th following, he alfo won
the ftand plate of 50 guineas, for 4 year
aids, beating lord A. Hamilton's b c by
Spadille, Mr. Garforth’s mare Carolina, 6
years old, lard Bcihsven’s ch h Mailer
Robert 6 yaers old, Mr. Wentworth’s Bar*
naby, and Mr. J. Anfon’s gr h Little Scott,
5 years old; Sea Calendar (or 1799
In June 1800 (Guilford) the Prince of)
Wales owned him and won the Ring's plate
for 4 year olds, of too guinea*; 10 Itone
4 lbs. four mile heats, and beat lord Done
gall’s b h by PotSo's; See Calendar for
1800, pa. 35.
Wincheder, July 8. His majefty's plate
of too guineas, was run for and won by |
Knowfiey, beating lord Donegal*’® b h by
Pot 8’os, y year; old, and fir F« Evelin’a b
h Afparagus, 5 years old—fix to four 00
Knowfiey.
Lewes, Augnft ta, 1800. The kiogV
piate of 100 guinea:, 4 mile heats, was won
by Knowfiey, beating lord Donegall’t ch c
Fugleman, 4 to l on Knowfiey. Thurfday <
following he won a fubferiptiou of 10 gui-!
neas each, beating Mr. Durand’s Beliitfuna j
and Mr Ladbrook'e Humbug ; fee Calendar 1
for 1800—78 and 79.
Litchfield, on Thurfday, September 9, j
he won the king's plate of 100 guineas, 3 1
mile heats, for 5 year olds, cat Tying 8 ftone !
7 pounds, beating Mr Hcming’s b h Pioro ; i
ten to one on KnowRry.
This horfe cod me on landing ia this court-'
try upwatds of £ 700 fterling, and oven at'
this price it was with diitu-uliy be could be
obtained ; for my agent informed me, he
could have fold him for 170 guineas more
than the original purcbafe, which evidently
proves the high edimation he was in.
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT.
CERTIFICATES.
We, whofe names are hereunto fubferib
fd, do certify that we have bred colt* f'on
KNorrtLkrt (or fecu of his get,) that they
are of fine fixe and form, and from their ptc
Tent appearance bid fair to make capital lior.
fea, either for the turf or any other fervfce.
We alfo believe him to be aa fore a foal get
ter aa any h >rfe in the Hate. Given under
our hands, dec. January, 1805.
John Cole*, fr- Geo. W. H. Mic^c.!
Waiter Coles- Major Willcox,
Miles Scldctt, fr. Geo Cocke.
Miles Selden, jr, James Stewart, '
John F.dloe. jehn ChriHian.
E. P. Chimberlayue, Hamliu Willcox*
John Roane,jr. Wm Southall,
C. Harrifon. John Colgui.
John Minge.
I do hereby certify that io the fprirg,
1803,1 f*w #°d ,0°k particular notice of a
number of colts, which were in paHurc
where the imported Stirling then ftood-»a|
conlidersble proportion of them by import j
ed horfetj among which were fevers! of
Knowflcy'fj end tho’t them equal if not pre*
fersble to auy^hat were there. Given un
der my hand. Sec.
BIUGHTBERRY BROWN.
Albemarle, Jan. 1, 1805. (w8t)
HART AM) SOUTHGATE,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
!«r Sate, l-m for Chub or IJ.ntiaUe Note*,
M°jrL b* the J>tp€ or la* quantity
t Ur> RVM. b the Mid or hat t el.
F, encb BH.11/1)1’, Antigua MUM, WINKS
<S’c. Ufc.
Cl HER by the hart el.
liar IRON atul CASTINGS, Sole I.E ATMR P
%S2&IF2KZr“'*****-j£
SUGAR by the barrel or retail.
TKA'(i * of w rl n Xrncrml a* ton men t of
G ROCK let SS.$mitahleJor/am*lin and deal j
trt, in town nr country, '
Richmond, March 12, 180J.
For SALE,
One Moiety of a Erick Tenement.
f N a central pan of the city of R Ichmond. con
I listing of a two story house with a store and
counting room on .he lower floor, and live ,00m.
a trove (conveniently plan’d f(,r a . wi,h
passage leading to them (making all the rooms
private) and a cellar under the whole house—a
three story I umber-hoase; Kitchen, Stable Ec
A considerable credit will be given for 1 wo thuds
of lhe purchase money.—For further particulars
enquire of the printer. %tf
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A FEW C 0 V I F. S OP
THE LAWS
Patted or the last notion of the General 4*.
tembly cf P'r^lnia, are Jor tale at
thit Qjicr.
V/Kcnrrj, t+ ir/f: I
At ft Chancery District Court held in I
Williamsburg, the ii7th day of Oc- K
tober, 1804-. s
John Amb'er and Wjlliam P. Harms, ex
ecutor* of William Wilk Inina, jfu.
Agatnet
William Shermer, deft.
X’llE defendant not having entered his appear
ance a*ui given security according to the
artr cf assembly andl)\* rules of ,1'is court, and
i: appearing to the saiiafartion of tire court that 1
lie i* not an inhabitant of this country: On.the i
morion of the plaintiffs by their counsel, 1: it or
dered. that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of the next term and answer the bill
uf the plaiiuiuo; and that a copy of iliia eider be
forthwith inserted in scfrnc newspaper of the city
of Richmond for two months successively, end
posted at the front door of the former capital in
ihit city.
A copy—Teste,
A NT’t. ROBINSON, c. c.
Iii Henrico County Court, February
5 th, 1805.
Robert Brooke, complainant.'^
AGAINST } p
Wills Conner, aalmmistrator of John L sT
Cowper, deceased, and Henry liovey, j §
defendants.J Ci
THE defendant William Cow per
not having entered his appeaiance and giv 1
en security according to the art of assembly and
the rules of this courr, and it appearing to the
sitisfsrtion of the court that be is r.ot an inhabi
tant oLihis cominjnwealth: On the motion of
the complainant by his counsel, /; it ordered, that J
the said defendant do appear here cn the first I
Monday in July nest and answer the bill of the I
said complainant; and th2t a copy of this order I
be forthwith inserted in some one of the news
papers published in the city of Richmond for two
months successively, and posted at ibe door of
the courthouse.
• 2V.ic, AUAM CRAIG, c. r.
PROPOSALS
For cjrryxrtr .Mailt of tie United Stater, on tbe
JbibwHiig Pott F -fit, i’Jill be received at ibe
Cetera.’ Post-OJice in Wathin^toe,, until the
tenth day of July next inclutive.
IN VIRGINIA.
179. From Randolph c. h. to Frank
lin Va. or.ee in two weeks.
Leave Pendleton c. h. every other Thursday
at 6 a m and arrive at Randolph c h by 11
a m. LeavcRandolplic.il every other Thurs
day at 1 p. m. and arrive at Pendleton c. It, by
op. m
130. From Prince ltd ward c. h by Hunter’s
tavern, to Lynchburg once a week.
Leave Prince Edward c. h. every Saturday at
6 a m.and arrive at Lynchburg ctr Sunday by 6
p m. Leave Lynchburg every Monday at 6 a nt
and arrive at Prince Edwaidc. h by 6 p m
141 From Campbell c h by Pittsylvaniac.h.
to Danville once in turo weeks.
Leave Campbellc. h. every other Monday at ,
6am and arrive at Danvilm on 1 uesday by 6 :
p m. Leave Danville every other Wednesday !
ut 6 a m. and atrive at Campbell c.b. on Tinas- i
■ av by Cum.
NOTES.
1. The Pdsr-master General may expedite me
mails end alter the times of arrival and depar
ture st any lime during the continuance of the
contra#*, he stipftating an adequate comj>en«a.
lion for any extra expense that maybe occasioned
thereby.
2 Fiftren minutet shall J»e allowed for open- j
ing and closing the mails st all offices where no
particular time is specified
3 For every thitiy minoiesdciav (unavoidable \
accidents excepted) in arriving after the time j
prescrilied in any contra#, thy contraflor shall '
forfeit one dollar; and if the delay continues un- '
til the departure ofany depending mail, whereby !
the mai's destined for each depending mail lose j
atrip, an additional forfeiture of five, dollars
shall tie incurred.
d Newspapers as well as lettcro are to be rent
in the mail | and if any pers >n m'aking proposals,
desires o carry newspapers, other than those
conveyed is the mail, fur his own emolument, he ,
must state in his proposal* for wharsum W- wifi
carry wi*h the eov>lurneiu,, and fur what sum
without that rm dument
5. Should any person miking proposals desire
ah altetati n of the limes of arrival and departure
above Specified, he must state in hia proposals
the alteration desired.and the difference they wi.l
make in the tci ma of the contra#.
6. Prrsnfcs making proposals are desired 10
state their p.ices by the year Those who con
tra# wiH receive their pa) quarterly in the months
of August, November, Pebruary an.! May, in one
month af-.er the expiration of each quarter
7. No other than a free wh'nc^-erson shall be
employed to convey the mail
V \V here the propos&r intends to cobvey the j
mail in the. body of* stage carriage, he is desired i
totftaie it in his proposals.
9. The Post master General reserves to hini
sgjf the right of declaring any contra# at an end j
whenever three failures happen which amount io [
the loss of a trip each.
10. The contracts for the above routes are to «
be in operation nn the first da v of of 0#ober next, 1
and are to continue in force for two years
GIBBON GRANGER,
Pott matter General, i
GENERAL PoST-OrTICE,
Wail-in$ton C::t, 25 FeL>tar), 1-05. wGr
.•> WEE f Springs,
MONROE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
I*> OBERT DOUTIIAT inform* the
V. public he will keep the Storrt S/ ringt I
the two ensuing Season*, and will be Http- I
plied with every coiivrnienry the situation j
of them will admit of, on his former term*.
He lias enlarged hi* Stable*, and liH*im- j
proved bt» Houses and Cabins to n* to
make*them much more comfortable than ;
they were heretofore.—lie will have an
assortment of )
DRY GOODS
suitable for the season. w2m j
~ TT'O T I C A I
BY virtue of a tired of trust to me
H executed, bv T)av»d Oven, in on!rr to sc- :
rur» the payment of a debt duu to Waller Ford, I
will be s »1J, to the highest I.nidi r, foi ready mo
ney. at Amherst court hoarse, on Monday the third
day of June next,
339 Acres of LAND,
Lying «« the waters of Hat creek and Rucker’s }
run / it Iwing the land on which the aaid David j
Owen now resiJes.
James Stevens, Jr.
April 20th, 180.5,
kFciifl maife T*1TN& for saJF hcvc.
SIMS’* FERRAf FOR SALE.
WILL be sold, to the highest bid- •
der, on Monday the teiuh day of Jttue
neat, on the premises,
That Valuable Tract of JLana\ ~~
At Sin»s#» ferry, called Owts’i, on Staunton
river, in Halifax county, together with the said
Ferry, containing two hundred and twenty acres,
about sixty-lhree thprdbf is rich low grounds, the
hi^h land la strong an 1 fertile, and live Fe-ry pro
duces a Handsome profit to the proprietor.
The laud will be shewn to any person incline- *
ble to purchase rucb a valuable place, by M?.
Daniel Parker, who lives at the fefry- The
terms of sale will be made ^novn on that day,
or on application previous to either of the sub
scribers. Oxer Sims.
Matthkw Sims.
Chisley Daviei.. '
W. S. Alley.
7th May, 1805.__w4t*
DION,
TMtoiTtbby mr, Tlontned,
of thu Dolling Green, in the
fall ol 1801, will stand at ray
house in tbocftunty of Char
lotte, two miles below Uibb’s
. * .... ferry, and cover mares at five
guineas the season, which may be discharged with
20 dollars paid by the 1st ol August, when the
season wilf expire. Notes for five guineas will
be expe&cd with the mares, ditchargable a« a
bove HILLARY MOSELEY.
Charlotte, March 1st, 1805.
tHY AUTHOUIT Y.]
RICHMON d”\CADEMY
LOTTERY.
CLJ$S n* //.
4000 Tickets at 10 dollars each, dolls. 4000#
1 Prize of - - dolls. 10000
1 of - - - 5000
5 of dolls. 1000 5000
20 of 500 10000
50 of 100 5000
50 of 50 2500
100 of «3S 2500
- -4000#
227
First drawntisket after 500 are diawn, dots. 500*
after 1000 500
after 1500^ ' 500
after 1?000 1000
after 2500 ' ; 1000
afrer 3000 - 1000
afier 3500 1000
af er 2050 10000
The above Lottery will certainly commence
drawing the first Monday in November,or soon
er, if the tickets are sold.
4 Tor salk, 1 vft
TWO LOTS, ■
HANDSOMELY situated in the town of
New Canton, cn James river; on both
are new and well built dwelling houses and of
fices ; on one an excellent garden well enclosed,
and the other containing cue acre, with a good
post and rail fence—Foriurther particulars en
quire of Messrs. William Anderson and James
Rea of said place, who are legally authorised tt»
sell andconvev the same
ROBERT HILL.
New York, 1st Feh. 1805. tf
FOR SALE, .
* | 'O the highest bidder, for ready money, on
J. the!7th May next, at the dwelling house
of Daniel Wilson, jr. in the county of Amelia,
by virtue of a deed of trust, executed to us by the
sa:d Wilson, to secure tli; payment of a mm
therein expressed, to John Chaffin, the property
therein contained, consisting of about
35 Negro Slaves
Nine Horses, and Stock of every kind—or so
much thereof as wi.l^ic sufficient to pay the said
debt.interest and co-'s—ard if the same should
not be sufficient, the TR ACT of LAND, where
on the said Wilson resides, containing about 13G0
acres, with all necessary houses, will be sold, or
so much thereof ai may be sufficient to pay the
deficiency Possession given of the land the 1st
of December next, wi:h leave to sow the next
«rop uf wheat. .
1 P. Cocke,
JV. T. Jiggle*tont l Truttces.
Gro. Scott, J
April yth, 1S05tds
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Fron 7 »e 15 years old —Enquire of the Printer.
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