Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1805-04-20 00:00:00, page 4

VIRGINIA:
At a Court httV.l for Halifax County,
the 2SlU uav of February, J303.
Join Gr,tf„, * plain: ij^\
Against . j _
Daniel Sizemo>?, George Sizemore, Solomon 1 3
Sizemore, [f<bn StZemote, William Size* • 0
snore, Hr am Sizemore, Maty Sizemote r* f
and yntepb Sizemoie, bcin and represent* 3
ativesof yalm SiZtMore,dec. ytimes Baird I '5
and U'illiam Bainl, defendants, j
rT'**x delendants John Sizemore, Ailliim Size
more aud William Baird, not having entered
their appearance and given fecurity sgrecsfcle to
the aft of aflembly and the rules of this erurt. and
it appearing to the fati-faftion of the court that
they are not iohah-tauts of this date i On the mo
tion of the plaintiff by his count'd, it is tru’eted,
that the »V>d defendants do appear here on the
fourth Mondiy in Au^uft next and atifwer the
plaintiffs bill ; and that ■ copy of thia order be
forthwith inferred in foine ncwfpiper oi rh- ei'y
of Richmond for two months fuecellictly, and
polled at the front d‘*or of the ccurthoute of thu
county. d <°py—Teste,
* John liarksdale, d- c. h. c. j
jit a Quart arty Cjurt. held for prince Pd* j
u-.ird Gmnty, Mured the 18*6, 1805
Archibald Fuqua, plaintiff. ,
Against _•
William and George Walker,executors. &c. ”
of George Walker, dec-and iliesaiii Wil
Ham, David, Ben, Jacob and Nancr. and j *
their mother Priscilla Walker, and John I £
Attwed, defendant* J p
defendants David, Ben, Jacob, Nancy
JL and their mother Priscilla, not having enter
cd their appearance and given security according
to an aft of tUc General Assembly and the rules l
of this court, and it appearing to the satisfaflion j
of the court that they arc not inhabitants of this ,
s' ate: On the motion of the plat miff by his coun
sel, It is ordered, that the said defendants, Da
vid, Ben. Jacob, Nancy and their mother Vris
. cilia, do appear hereon the first day of Jul> court
next, and answer ttie plaintiff's bill; and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
ore of the public newspapers printed in the city
of Richmond, for two months successively, anJ
also posted at the front daor of the courthouse ef
this county.
A copy—Teste,
• BLNJ. WATKINS, n c.
VIRGINIA:
In the Superior Court of Chancery,
holdca in Richmond.
&e!WCn i
Charles Purcell, plaintiff. I
Ami r j
John Mayo, defendant. J
ON motion of the plaintiff, by coun- j
sc), the court, this twenty It f.h d^y ol
March, in the year of our I.oid our thousand
eight hundred and live, refercth the accounts he- !
tween the parties to one of it* commissioners, to
l»e by him examined,stated, settled, and to the j
court reported, with any special matters thought j
pertinent by liimv’.f, cr icquired by the panics ,
to be specially stated.
A copy—Tcs*e,
P. TINSLEY, c. c.
Cc-itmitsijner's Ojfie, Richmond, April 9, 1835.
THE parties are desired, to take no
tice, that 1 have appointed the tws tty seventh
day of May next to commence the accouru dirti
ed hv the annexed decretal order of the court : On I
which day they are veqtt< sted to attend at my of. j
♦ice in this city, with their accounts and vouch, j
can ready for exv.nina ton, and with copies of
the court papers. fwtm]
SAMUEL GREENHOW, Af. C.
At a Court of Quarterly Session, con
tinued and held for Surry county,
March the 28th, 1305.
Caafield Seward, plaintiff"
A3 a t sir
Joseph G. Bailey and M'cajih Blow execu
tors, btc of Michael Blow, dcceastd, Tho
mas It. Blow, SViliiarn Bailey Elizabeth ■
fits wife, late Elizabeth Blow, George
Cluster ar.d Nancy Bailey, infants of the
said Joseph G Bailey, and Folly his late
wife, laic Folly Blow, Susan and Willi
am Blow, infanta and orphans of Henry
Blow, deceased, by the said Joseph G N
Bailey, their guardian, I.ttcy Blow, or
phan of Samuel Blow, deceased by Tho
mas It Blow, her guardian, which said
Thomas, Elizalreth, Polly, Henry and ^
Samuel were children of Ftiscilla Blow,
deceased, who was a legatee under the ft;
will of William Drew, deceased ; John
Spiarley and Sally his wife late Sally .
Hart, Pa^ay and Folly Harr,Orphans of j
William It. Hart,deceased, by James S
l.ane their guardian, which said Sally
tin i William It. were children of Martha
Hart, Charles Gray, James S. l.ane and bj
Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Gny,
ltob:n Marriaon and Charlatre his wife, ^
late Charlotte Prcilon, daughter of tltc «
late Ann Thomas, deleaved, Holly Ham.
litt, late Dolly Evans, Robert MTutosh,
junior an i .-sany wrt w ms wuc, iaic aai- I
)y’ Drew Kvans, which cuid Dtlly and 1
Sally Dr»w are daughters of the late
Kcbecca Keans, deceased, the said Mar
tha. Chartva, I'lir-ibdth Ann^nd Heaec.
ca, likewise legatees under the will of
the aaid William Drew, dcccn-cd,
defendants.J
rl“MIE clefemlinf Charle* Gray, net
JL having-entered hi* nppt .trance and given,
security according to the *51 of the General As ,
sembly of Virginia and die rides of this court, j
and it appearing to 'he saiisfa/tion of the court
that he is, nor an inhabitant of this common*
wealth : On the. motion of the plaintiff by Ids at. j
torney, It it ordered, that the said defendant do |
apjwfar here on the fourth Tuesday in August),
next and answer the hill of the plaintiff ■, ami j
that a copy of this order lie forthwith published :
in the Virginia Argu, for two months sucres .
lively, a .1 that anodirr copy be posted at the
front door of this courthouse.
A copy—'l i ste,
JOHN FAULCOW, c. s. e.
Valuable Property for sale,
f r”*ilR sulmcriber wishing to turn some real pro.
t perry irto more a dive nre, should sell on
tvrms highly advamageotia to the purchaser,
A T E N E M K N T,
On rhe cross a'reet near the Mason’s Hall, plea
**n:!y sr'J.'Ud fora family
To JUsr—V Siom ft Coowtivo Roost, *
• few d oit* below the market house, at firearm
occupied by ♦tenjamm ’loc.pcr. Possess! >n-will
begiven the 16i>. of M.ty. The stand is for a
Grocery inferior to but lew m the ci»y
M* Grantland.
April llfh, 1505, *4t
v c, A
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WRANGLER;
IMPORTED last summer was mo
ji vear* from England ’!**•• hoife, (•> j"1- 1
celebr .ted tor bis brauty , fix*, , **"*
for*n»nc<?«, !e 11 believed is no: furp-jT- _ / * v
, hcr/e ever imparted Into America **e a . *
| Say anti on I v ten v ear* old Istt fpring « ’ VVI“
I Hand at n.v ft.ihlr in Prune-Ed ward ct unty nm.
i mile* Ik low the courthoufe and two Irom E.iBh
• bett.’s. formerly Moore** ortVrary, tc. cover
' mareaat feven pound#the featon, twenty ftnlhn^*
1 of which will be remitted if paid within the lea
foo, and forty dollar* to infure a mare with loal,
; payable immediately/ If ike mare i. parte I vmh,
w,‘h one dollar to the giOJtr. with ach mire. ,
The fesfon will commence the 10th cf March and
expire the nt'i ol Auguil. Good aud eateaSrc
pahurage, well inclufed, gratis- No liability for |
accident* or eftape# of any Mud, but great care
Wiil Ik tak-ia to prevent cither Notes will be
erps^l d with t!.c mare*. Gentlemen who leave j
their marc* may have them ted with grain at the I
merket price, if required.
U L o O D.
He was bred by 2r Thoms* Charles Bnobury;
and wa* got by old Dialled; hi* ilatu fir Charlr,
oedley'sfamous mare Fleacatihcr, by GoldSuder;
graudam by Squiirel; great gran dam by Bally
brother to Blur*; great great graudatn by Lath,
out of a full filler to Snip ; flic wa# got by Chtl
dcr#, out ol the old lisllo mare, filler to SnreheeU.
Let it he recol'.edltdj that Flcacatcher, the dam
of Wrangler, wa* decidedly the bell marc of her
d*y ; (he is the graudsui of col. Hoomcs # Lady
Bull.
I* E R r O R M A N C E S.
Wrangler it three year# old, won a (wccpllaket
at Alp:lion, in SuRex, beating Mr Durand ■
Johnny, Prefer pine, Snake and other*. He won
a match for loo guinea* a Side, beating lord Egrc
mont » Bugle ; aud he aifo won the town pia.c
I beating Rote. Ac At lour year# old, Wraugiet
i won at New Market fecund forint' meeting, «
fwcepflakcs of Soo guinea*, beatirg Ucntinel
Deplorable, Fugitive, P:aillow and Cum' ctze
pha ; and at Btighthclinllone, a fwecpfiasc* o
jco guinea., beating Regie and Jonquil, anti
was (econd to Magic ler the Pet worth flake*,
beating Bennington, Johnny, Play or Pay, Mon
tezuma Ac. iic vrou at Bedford, four mile heat.,
free for all age* ; he beat Reludlance a match,
and he won a piste at Ncw->!crket, in the
Houghton meeting bearing Fidgc*, Ecrningion^.
Humbug, Garlands, Hornpipe, &c. At five >eara
old, far the ladies' plate at Lewiv, lie beat Magic.
Gchanna, Worthy, brother to Waxcy He won
a plate at Bedford, at four mile heat*, winning the
fccand and fourth htata, and won at Itgham, and
he a'do wor. a fwcrpflakrs at New Market, bcat
iug Lady Bull, Spoliat-r, Speculator, Philbert
Ac. At fix years old, for the great -Oatltnd
fta’xej, he best Telegraph, Antrim, Vandal,
H-pnby l.afs ar.d S.-unfold. A: New-"*.»*ktt
Brfi fpting meeting, he won a plitr, brating Pay
c*.*or and Bi.allcr ; he alto wen a (weepfUke* of
guinea* each, giving fix pound* and the year
tu Payr.ator# beating at the fame time, Expedition
and Boater Iu the month of Augnft^ x8oo, he
wa* purchnfed by coL O’Kelly, who won t*ro
mattbea with him for 50 guinea- each beat in '
Grey-Hound. At feven year* old, he best jack
Andrews a match, three mites and a half, over
New-Market, for 100 guineas he alfo heat
Hmnby Lafy scroll the flat, for 50 guineas i he
wn next horfc to Sir Harry and beat the Prince
of Wales'a c. by King Fergus, and hi* c. by Mjf>
ti, Jack Chance and Paulo. He had occaion.lty
run reflive ; about this time tkit difpaf:tio:i en
cirafed, and he could he obtait>cd,and he wa* pur
chzltd to be in-ported to Virginia. He is in high
health and vigor, not a blemifh about him. and
hi* limbs a* clear a* thofe of a cob. 1 hut his befl
recorun>euda:ion will br a view of him.
C'vtf.) Thomas Haskins.
Prince-Edward, Fehruiry 4, i3oj.
The high bred Eugliah Utaliionl
^ ARCHDUKE,
! * iMrotTeolro-n Londooby John
jh'/l Hoo me*, elq. 04 the Howling
*»*W*V^ JrCC"' ,Y3l «Ct S‘> PcteT
it 1 if ^ * 1 “* *’ <the firlt now in
fingliiid) h.. dam Horatia by old Bclipfe (on
doubted!, the firfl ftaliion of i.„ <«*,, hj, *
dim Counts!* by Blank, « famous fon of the Go
dolpnir, Arabian, with many other excellent crof
ie*. A norje of better blooo than Archduke was
never raifed ; he is full brother to mr Teazle and
•vaniford. both in high repute, and f«. -rc tn«
whole flock. Counter, [hi* grandam] ha* bred
fomc of the b-ft horfe. that have appeared on the
iJ.it.fli urf. She 1* the dam of Vizard, Cobfcar,
Achilles, Oiejrhouu) Horatia and Delp.ni, ail ca
pital. This i, well kuowo to ever, gentleman ac
quainted with the racing calendar* an,l
b?°* ,w* Rng.«od. Arcbouke i. a dark
brown horfe, full fixtceu hand* high, ha* a deal of
bone and great power., a good Ibare or beauty
a- d IB the pr.me cl tife. He made Ida appor.nce
on the turf at 3 years old, and did not tun alter
thatye.r. He won a fweepftake, of ,oo guinea,
each, beating fe.eral good horfea; alfo the D-.r
hjr ftakea, beating lord Rgremont'a GHUfeert, fir
• t”* *lbrwh" to Sprcd-Kagle.mr Heath
coat, y,.,|d,, „.r CookfotT, Fxpc.fi at ion thr
Duke ol Grafton . Vandal,, lord Oxford'* Dart
(now In. l.ordfhip) lord Orof.eoor'. colt hy
Pot8.. . out of Snipto,,*, lifter, and fe.eral other
very fine colt, i |,« Derby flake. are confuted
the firfi mi Eof'-ni, and give, the winner great
credit. He fell lame fhort!/ after and wa, fi.e.l
run two race, more with very good horf-* and s|
the’ he wai beaten, he came in well. The above
i« the whole of hi. racing.
ARCHDUKE will ftaml the enfning fcafon at
my liable in Orange county, about 6 mile* below
the court hotife, at twrnty dollar., with half a do|
Hr to the groom, for each mare. Thefrafon will
commence the Ijlh day M March next and end
the/ft day of Augufl following. A great abun*
dance of the hell of paflurage gratia. Boy. board,
rrf at to* fid per week and corn furmfhed at che
s-arkscprice for the mar;, that are to be fed, for
which the money mu^l be font. Great attentioh
ruidthe t/i*re», hot no rrfponfihiliry for accident,
irefcape*. Notea foi twenty dollar, mud accom
pany the tnare*. I kanci* TAi.iArr.RRO.
February if, »8of. w8t
T UST published ami for sale at this
,/ fiice, the f’t.v v.vt.vA vi a Farmer ; firing
i seVASon from the most approved tremtl.es on
fltisHAvnnY, interspersed with Observation,
ind i-.xpcriinems.
w Kit By JOB UOBBHT
*„* Tickets in the WiI
iam 8c Mary College Lottery are for I
.ale at this mSicc* j
The Beautiful Tm/a t fed
Hal ttc
II A M B L F, T O N,
RED by ths Duke
■i Grafton, a Cue might
I" y qear liiteu baud* bij ' y
o hi Ji.d ciej* mte die property of V. il
liani Light tout, tr;(j ot Charlr* City county, will '
I Hard 'he mluing fofor it niy ll-bic ill (lie Fork*
; of H novcr, feu niile* ilmve fit courthoufe, and j
1 nr.; mile bel. ~ r»ir tidmund Taylor’* tavern, to i
' he let to mi'fi at tix guinea* the fcaf.in, for
j which a note ***iI! Sc required to b* »eot with the .
I mare* Buyable the firlk of October etif'jiug, hut the I
! lix gaiacii m«y be difchsrged by the payment of !
twenty dollar* ro the fublcriber, and one to the ■
gioom in every suflarce, by the fiiBof beptem. j
her Three guinea* .alb the leap. The fc-fon t
to commence the tirlk o. March anil end the
tenth of AugntL Good and extenlive paHuragc
well inclofed /rati*, and every attention paid, |
but no liability for accidents ot efcape*. Ser. |
vants frnt with the marcs to be di-ted with* j
wj' charge to their owner*. Gentlemen with, j
in,: their mare* fed, by fending the mo.
ney w,.! he accommodated wi*b grain at the
market price. JOHN THORNTON, Sea.
Feoruary i?th, 1805.
P E D I G R E E.
Hamiuton was got by Dunga»ron (one of
the bell foa’s ot O K.ily’* la nous Kclipsr, who
wa* cllccmed to be the heB horfe in Eugland of
his day, »od covered at Gfty guinea*,) hi* dam by
Snap, filler to Jupiter, bred by mr Crof*,- 177J,
, her dam (young Mankc’sdam) by Blank, StirU
■ »ng, Mil* Magr.ett, by Partner, Greyhound,
Curwren. Bay Bard, Lord D’A?i.y’* Arabian,
. Whitelhirt, old Montague mare. Thu* it op..
1 pear* he defeended irons the bcB running Buck in
England.
PERFORMANCE S.
T hi3 horse ranks very hijh as a racer, both
for speed and bottom, as he proved successful in
twenty races before he left the turf, four of
which he walked over, none venturing to start
aga:nst him. In 1794, at llambleion, York,
shire, on Wednesday May 14th, he won a
sweepstakes of ten guineas each, for 3 year olds,
»ix subscribers two miles, b-aiine mr Bethel’s
k r i... vr_11_ iv . . 1 v
J Nfarske, Tamer's Confederacy, ami Craddock's
’ j ch c Leicester. At York he won 501. for three
| year olds, beating Lowther’s b c Griffin, Cromp.
ton’s ch t Ambush, Sheppcrd’a Madcap, Clif.
ton i b c Cedar, and G ir or'h’t ch c—even bet«
ling on Ambush against the tieid At Man
chest- r, in June, he won 501. for three year olds,
wo mile heats, beating Foreigner and Loyalist.
At S-ockton, September 20th, he won a sweep,
stakes of twenty guineas each, live sub. ci ibtra,
t' i Sir II. I fill in son’s property, formerly
mi Hutchinson’s, beating Fi. M\, Highflyer, out
ot Wien, and Turner’s Delpine—In 179J,
Hambleton won five times, to wit—a handicap
| plate of 501 two mile heats, at four years old,
•tearing Insert. Blacklegs, and Watkins’ b c live
vear, old. At Edinburgh, July 20th. he .von
his majesty s plate of 1'JO guineas, four vests
j old, four mile heats, beating Pyeoald—and on
j the 23d walked over tit-- ground for .00! all ages
j —and on the 2trh 50 guineas for all agts. four
J mile heats, beating Grcgsjn’s b h Archer, si*
rears oi l, mr Peacock’s ch g Farmer, and mr
I V/il.on’s Creeping-Kate. At Dumfries in Oc
tober, he won jOI bea>t.rg Lord Darlington’s b
in Con .-aut.—In 1?95, Kamhleton w >n at Kel
so 5-.h Ortober, a purse of 50 guineas, beaiing
m Bai er’s Black Cock—In 1797 he w n eigiu
limes, to wit—at Mtddleham, in Y rkshtre, a
j sweepstakes of ten guineas each, five subscribers,
three mile hears,beating Merry Lad and Arthur'
1 Ai Edinburgh m Wednesday the 26th. 50 gui
; neas, for all ages, beating Eli/.a Fo* and Betsey
| On Friday the 23th the ladies subscription purse
i of J'J guineas, beating Fletcher's Jane. At Mon
j ttoce in Scotland, August, he walked over tlie
ground for a 50 plate—and also walked over
the ground for a subscription of 501. At Kelso
Ocl 16th, for a plarc of 50 guineas, he walktd
over the ground—and also his majesty’s 100
guineas given t« ihc Caledonian Hunt, for a
nv horse Sic. carrying 12 stone four mile hea's.
then six years old, he won against mr Went
worth's Trintbush, Piermoni’s Trimmer, aj-ed,
and Kincaid’s Mertor, aged, and Saturday fol
lowing a purse of 591. given bv the Hunt, free
far any herte, Ike bearing Farewell and Rolikt r.
A: Carlisle he won 100 guineas of mr Sitwell,
bea-ing his b f by Meteor —In 1798, he won at
; Edinburgh, A iigust, 501. for all ages, beating
Maxwell’s Arab, and mr Maule’s Hippopota.
mils. At Montrose he won a plate of .50 gui.
nc.is. for all ages, beating .Pitforthre and Cr.u
'rartor See the racing Calendars for the fore
' going ycais.
!_w8t*_Wiljiam Lightfoot.
Tobacco Land for Sale.
TN Amherst county, on Horsley’s !
creek. 5W> arren of r?rt. l,„.l e._* 1.
the property of I)r. Daniel Warwick,and known I
by the nameof Wincanton—This land has the ad
vantage of lying on 'he main road leading front I
Amherst oounhouje to Waugh's ferry on James j
river, is a valuable stand fora country store, with !
■ framed house for that purpose, c n'irely new and
sufficiently large having two room* below and two
al»-,ve stairs, with a good brick chimney, and welt
nnderpinn'd with brick j also a lumber-house 16
feet square, with a cellar of its full size wall’d up
wi-h stone—there is also a tavlor’s and sadler's
ihop, and other out houses; likewise a tolerable
j K°od dwelling: house, with three rooms below and
two above stairs ; a kitchen, dairy and other out I
uotr,e» within a mile of the store, suitable for a !
private family. On this traA of land there is a I
hunt 7 > acre* cleared, ad of which is fresh and in
good otder for cultivation; it has also the a Ivan
tage of being only 7 miles from Bethel, whrrc !
tm-rc is an inspertion of tobacco, and within 18
mi cs of Lynchburg. Asit is piesumed no person •
. wt I b inclined to purchase the above without re I
(vowing the premises, they will I* .hewn by
Loving, Wholtve within a
?f W,4nc?n,°"* *"d folly empowered
to make sale, and the ie,ms of payment may be
known from them ; as also on application to *
D. . Cviliiat & Kirby.
Richmond, March 20. 1805. (wtds)
The above trart of land and improvement,
wdlIbeoffered\Jo,SALK,at Amhers/UurthJJw
on Monday the lJth July next, (being court day)
or a credit of ».«, twelve and eighteen monti£2
a died of trust will be requited on the premises
j or satisfactory security forj.unfluM payment
Liilliat & Kirby.
' ' •
ytJST PVBUSHKD,
And J„r tak at ,b» officr-P,iet 75 rentl>
EASY ORAMMA It
(i 1'. O (r Ji yf p JJ Y
FOR THK USE OF SCHOOL*, WITH AN
ATLAS.
By tflC KcV. J. CiOLDtMITH.
TU full bh'jilt'l English stallion and tr.ett ecm
plcte running bo’sc.
Tickle Toby,
A DARK b<own.elegant
tyj'om:cd, 15 b inds t go,
will stand tie ensuing season
at my stable in tbe upper end
cf Cbcste’Jirld county, near
Gnode’s and Bexil's bridges,
to be let to mates at six guineas tbe season, wbicb
may he discharged by tbe payment of'dl deHart with
in tbe season ,- three guineas the leap to be paid down,
and 10 guineas to insure a mate being in foal, with
a delta* to tbe groom in the two latter cases. 1ix
tensive pasturage and tbe board oj boys gratis, but J
will not he responsiblefor accidents or escapes. Gen
tlemen wishing their mares Jed, must send the money
with them to purchasegt ain. The season will com
mence immediately and expire tbe last day >*J July
next. THOM Ad BRANCH
lU.i March. 180J. wSf
Pc-iigree, taeenfrom tbe general e*vdl<nt of En
gland — TICEL tl TVBY wasg, t ^y .Ilf: cJ, one of
lb: best sons oj old Matcbtm, bit dam Celia, by He.
rod. bis graudatts Proeterpinc, fail sister to Col
O’Kelly's famous Eclipie.
Itcceo Toon by Tickle Toby.
At York, August meeting the first time he
statted, he won a sweepstakes of 200 guineas
each, (8 subscribers) beating mr JBu lock's Toby,
mr barret's Teiescupe, and mr Peirse’s Enchan
ter. He also won the 70 guineas at Lincoln,
beating Sir F. Poole's Mentor, and mr Drew
stcr’s Put At York spring Meeting he won the
stand plate, beating ntr Dodsworth’s Abby
I hulls, col Ratcliff’s Mousetrap, and mr Gar
forth’s Harold. Toe day foils wing he won 501.
for all ages, ocaing col. Ratcliff’s Pigeon. Lord
A. Hamilton's Brother to Restless, and Sir W.
^ avafour's Hope. Tits York August meeting
following, he won the g*eat subscription,
(though live years old) fur six years old and a
ged horses, beating Lotd A. Hamilton’s Wal
nut, Prince of Wales’s Traveller, mr Went
worth’i Gustavus, mr Baker’s Cavendish, and
the Duke of Norfolk's Dubskcltei ; this was
universally allowed to be one ol the tincr.t races
ever run, and the only time Walnut was ever
i beat. Tickle Toby won the 70 guineas at Lin
i Coin, beating Lord SrmrNnmiiirlt9* VnlUnr sn*!
Willis’s Liberty. Ho v/o.i the Corporation Plate
at Doncaster, carrying 4 lbs. extra, beating mr
Garfort'u’s Camilla, ?.ml Lord Scarborough’s
| Valiant, which weie the only, times he run that
i year. The‘York spring meeting following, he
| won the stand plate, beating mr Gat forth’* fa.
j meus mare It saiind. Tiie August meeting he
' walked over for the King's Piste ; and won the
I great subscription for six years old. and aged
! horses, beating mr Wentworth’s Tamerlane,
J Lord A, Hamilton's Walnut drav.it. ile won
j 50 gs at Kilso, dialing ntr Baird's Hauler
To* York spring meeting following, he received
15G guineas forfeit from S:i W. Maxwell’s Scor
pion. 4 miles, at 12 stone each . The August
ntee ing, he again won the great subset ipii
, on, for six years old and aged horses, beating mr
! Wentworth's Huby, Lord A Hamilton's ltcst
! ->Ss, inr Hutchinson’s Overton, and mr Uzkcr’s
■ Cavendish. He also won the 100 guineas at
Dtimf::vs, bearing Gustavus. and 59 guinea* at
Kelso beating mr Jaird’s Louisa, at one heat.
The year following he won the Corporation
Plate a: Chester, beating mr Lord’s Mu.es
pinner, & ntr Wray'a Gr >g, and 501 at Newton,
beating mr Lowther’s Minimus allowing him
25i'>:. And the 100 gs. at Newcastle-upon-lyne,
beating mr Baird’s Lucy, Mr Peirse’s ltosa
j mond, and Lord Tyrcounel’s Hermes He also
won the gold cup at Chester, beating Lord Done
| gull’s Joe Andrews, Mr Taylor’s Helmet, Mr.
| Taiton’s Betsey, and Mr llathbone’s Tommy
1 And also received the premiums at several places,
no^ Horses entering against him
' subscriber desirous to close
8 hio bufmew, in loi# place as foun aa
! -rt- poffible, is induced to offer for fale,
the fallowing
Valuable Property, viz :
I A convenient two story dwelling houfc,
' 24. feet fiquare, having ene toom and a paf.
; fage on the lower floor, two rooms on the
fecoyd floor, and two good rooms in the
garret, a cellar with plank floor, and divid
ed into three .tpartmeots, one ufed for cook •
ing ; the yard inclosed with a brick wall*
seven feet high, the whole in good repair
This tenement ia fituated near the BcllTa
j vern on the crofs ftreet, leading to the rock
landing, and is insured in the mutual info
ranee company against fire in the state of
Virginia, and the premiums paid.
Eleven unimproved half-acre Iota on
Sbockoe Hill.
6oo Acre* military land in Kanawha
county, on Ine waters of old town creek, a
branch of Ohio River, being part of a grant
made to George Mufe, Adams Stevens, An
drew Lewis and others, in the year 1772.
* 25 Tracts of land in Montgomery coun
ty, containing 32,172* acres, the whole pa
tented in my name, viz.
4,000 Acres,surveyed 3d April. 1786, in
Montgomery comnty, ou Cole River.
3,080 Acrev, surveyed 14th July, 1786,
in (he fame county, on 16 mile creek, ad
joining the late General Wafuiugton’a fur
rejj on Kanawha river.
3,064’ Acres, furveyed 23d July, 1786
in fame county, ou the Loop waters ol New
river.
1,0(20 Acrei, furveyed 13th May, 1786,
in the fome county, on the Ohio river
3,210 Acres, surveyed 5th April, 1786,
in same county, fouth of a deck running
into Coir river.
2,138 Acres, surveyed 2tfl Feb. 1787,
in same county, on Cole river
520 Acres, surveyed 3d, Ftb. 1787, in
same county, on the waters of Cooper’i
creek and Little Dlue S'ooe.
1,300 Acres, furveyed i6lh Feb. 1787,
in same county, on the head waters of the
fotith fork of Cole liver, that heads agzinft
Guyandott.
95 Acres, surveyed 16th Feb. 1787, in
fame county) on the head waters of Glade
creek. ,
78 Acres, surveyed 8*h Feb. 1787, In
fame county, on a branch emptying into
Glade creek, on the fouth fide of (he fame,
and about oue mile above the ford of the
faid creek.
500 Acres, furveyed loth Feb 1787, In
fame county, on the north fork of Mud ri* |
vrr, that heads against the Guyandott.
1,500 Acres, furveyed lath May, 1786,
in fame county, ou Ohio river.
( *,c>oo Acre\ surveyed S,h May, lyPo,
t io fume county, on Great Kanawh-.
1,003 Acre', surveyed 16;h May , jyC6»
in fame county, cn do.
j 263 Acics, furveyed 8th Ftb 1787. ia
J fame county, on the head of Glade crrck.
J 2*4 Acres, furveyed 7 ’n Fob 1787, i:»
! ftcie county, on the wa'crs of Glade c\Cwk,
j on the south tide thereof.
135 Acres, surveyed 6ih Feb. 1787, in
fame county, on the west end of Joe’s Ridge,
and on the waters of Glade creek.
154 Acres, surveyed 6th Feb. 1787, in
f»me county, on Joe’s Ridge*
2:8 Acres, surveyed 6th Feb. 1787,10
fame county, on Joe’s Ridge and the waters
of Glade and Cooper’s creek.
414 Acres, furveyed 2zd Feb. 1787, in
fame county, cn the fecond fork of Cole ri
ver, on the road cioffing from Piney river,
to Guyandoit.
Z.cco Acres, furveyed 26th Feb. 1787,
in fame county, under the big Pipe Stem
Knob, and ruuniug down bo.L Tides of the
creek. ,
4.6 Acres, furveyed 4th Feb. 1787, io
fame county, cn the waters of Cooper’o
creek and Joe’s Ridge.
380 Acres, furveycj 3d Feb. 1787, in
fame county, on the head waters ot Coop
er’s creek
[ 3j33® Acres, by furvey 20th Feb. 1787,
in fame county, on the iouth fork of Cole
river.
1,345 Acres, by furvey 2d Ftb. 17^7,
in fame county, on the head waters of Little
Blue Stone, about half a mile north from
the white oak Lick.
Three trafts of laud in Monongalia coun
ty, patented iu my name, viz,
) 35° Acre*, by furvey 1 et June, 1796,10
; Monongalia county, adjoining Matthew
Rukey a land, and the Randolph county *
! line, on the waters of Cheat River*
I 400 Acres, furveyed 20th Oft. 1797, in
1 lame county* adjoining lauds of Abner liar
j per, above the mouth of VV hitc Day creek •
j 400 Acres, lur7eyed 15th Nov. 1797*
jin f me county, adjoining Peter D.oge, on
I Finche’s run, to include au improvement
; made in the year 1773.
j loco Acaca, in do. on the vrejt of Cl.eat
tiver, above the lands of Thomas Butler.
800 Acres, in do. on Dufialcc crcck, on
a pre-emptionright of David Gray,
2)0 Acres, n Greenbrier ccunty, on Lit
tle Deer creek, adjoining the lands of Jofeols
M'Ci'urg.
891 Acres, io Montgomery county, rut —
veytd let Agust, 1787, 00 the waters of
Pincy river, and Fai »t crcck, waters of the
Kai-iwha river,
i 435 Acres, iu Montgomery couety^ sur
veyed 30th June, 1786, joining tLc lands
of Jofeph Eston, Richard Muse cud James
M Corkle.
230 Acrea, in Wythe county, furveyed
4th Nov. 1795, on the Lead Mines MilU
creek.
180 Acre*, in Albemarle county, pstent
dateddated 5th July, 1787, on William
Hill’s caeck, waters of Buck Iflaod creek.
One undivided moiety of five Iota in the
town of Winchester, Nos. 89, 90, 100,
lot end 109,
The above will be told very low, and the
terms made known, on cfifiticatcn to
Wm. AUSTIN.
Richmond, April 4ih, 1805. wtf
Wheat b a n & W o v eV Wiiie
MAW FACTOR Y,
No. 7, Bridge-street, four doors north of Griffith's
Biridge. Baltimore ••
WHERE are made and sold. WHEAT1
FANS, first quality; ROLLING and other
SC RE hNS, for wheat, barley, flax-seed, Sic-j
HAND FIDDLES anJ SIEVES, for cool,
coni, barley, wheat, rye, oats, meal, brick dint,
Max seed, c;#vcr seed, cockle, lime, s nrl 81c. ;
SHAKES for Indian meal j WIRE SAFES e
WOVEN WIRE for windows, Sic Ike.
AMOS SMITH,
(Firmer// West Lf Smith. }
N. B. A good assortment on hand
Any of the above articles will be delivered in
‘ Richmond, (on short no'ke) nt the same prices
.4-. u. me manufactory (exclusive oi Height; on
the orders being left with
SAMUEL PARSONS d* SON,
Near the Bason, of whom the p.iccs may be
known—who have now on hand WUat lam.
H heat and Lime Sieves, and Aleut Sieves, Ac. of
a superior quality •
P. S WIRE SAFES, and a feta tors EAR
IRON on hand
lith vi. i •. mot ptf
I tfi. TUI: ■
Art for sule at Dr. Wilton's Apothecary Ship t p
potite the Hell Taxer u, to nil t
D no and white Lead, Verdigris, Spanish Whi
AX ting. Spanish Brown, Umber, Naples Yel
low, Blue Smalt, Brown Pink, Nose Pink, Flake
White, Gold Leaf, Liquid Gold sue, Copal ?. J,
Spirit Varnish, Camel’s Hair Pencils, 1 etlow O
core. Litharge, Sugar of Lead, Ac. kc. Abo a
quantity of Salt Petrc.
He wishes to rent a stand for an Apothr.-arj’a
Shop in the neighbourhood of the crci>» atreoc
leading to Mayo’s bridge.
2h»h Dec. 1*04. ,„tf
NEW PUmCATION.
Just received at ft. Pleasants' Print ing-Of*
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