Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1809-04-04 00:00:00, page 4

One Thousand Pounds
WANTED,
FOR the Interest ot wluch. a plantation of 50b
acres oF valuable land will be given^ until the
money is refunded. Nearly 100 acres ate rich low
grounds, now in cultivation lying on navigable
muter, the improvements new and very jo*.d, In
u healthy and desirable country. Knqunc of the
Printer.
September 8. lHue. if
IN COUNCIL^
January 20, 1809.
PROPOSALS will be received by the Exe
cutive for manufacturing three hundred
an ninety Rifles during the present year, be
ing the number directed bv law to be provided
annually, including the deficiency of last year.
Extract from The minutes.
D AN».. L. HYLTON,
Clerk ».f the Council.
** *1 -- - ■ - - - •
TO Mr. Joseph Reynolds, whore*
sides out of the commonwealth of
Virginia.
Take notice, that we shall on the
second day of the circuit court to be
holden for Henrico county, at the ca
pitol in the city of Richmond, which
will commence the S2dMonday in April
next, move said court for a commissi
on to take ths deposition of Isaac Da
vis, who resides in the state of Ten
nessee. Yourob’t. Serv’t.
Robert Davis.
Waddy Turner.
March 9th, 1809. 4w.
Penitentiary Store.
CHOCS at the Manufacture of the Penitent!.
ary have been lately REDUCE!}, consider
Ub.y below their former prices.
x D. J. BURR, Agent.
lQth May, 1808. tf
MATTRESSES
OF ALL SIZES AND KINDS,
|l/l icjiajicw, ; iu uiucr, in tlie
■ targe woo-i-n house rppoiite the Old City
Tavern, two squares below the market bridge,
Bienmoud.
J. S. Pleasants.
Mav ill. 1308 tf
To Rent,
TWO TENEMENTS,
®ne formerly occupistl by Mrs. M’Lane,
With i good garden, smoke house and sta.
—possession may be had the 7th March.
The other is a small house with a garden
^-possession may be had Immediately.—
Both houses arc or. Shockoe hill.
THOMAS* ELLIOTT.*
February 16, 1809.
A Young Man
WHO can come well recommended
for industry, honesty, and sobriety,
that understands the management of Ne
groes, may h.ar of employment on ap
plication at this office. (trj
NOTICE.
By virtue of the last will and testament of
Pleasan' Younghusband, dec.
WILL BE SOLD)
To the highest bidder, on Tuesday the
18th of June next, at the courthouse of
Botetourt c >un'y. being court day,
One Tract of Land,
Containing 254 acres, more or leas, it be
ing the same tract of land deeded to Plea
•ant Younghusband by Thomas M’George
and Judith his wife, as by indenture bear
ing date the 2d day of July, 1800, »n the
following terms, to wit: one third cash,
one third in twelve months, and the re.
maining third m two years Bunds with
security, to carry interest from the date
If not paid in three months after they be'
<Snvn m rlno «*nv4 * A f trnal rs A lnn#i
to secure the two list payments, will bo
required.
' ELIZA T. YOUNGHUSB AND,
, Administratrix.
SAMUEL P. PARSONS, Adro’r.
With the will annexed.
3d mo. 17th, 1809. ids
r WANTEU lO PURCHASE^
10 or 15 Young Negroes.
Enquire of ’he Primer.
November 80,18U8< tf
NOTICE
TS hereby given, that T forewarn any personstr
perroea from trespassing 0n the ahorc from ■
the upper lock gates belonging «> the Columbian
Mi ls, and fr,im thtnee bJow, to where the wa- I
tar from the basin comet into the river. Any
person offend) ig herein will be dealt with aecer
ding to law. '
SAMUEL LEECH, Acting
for John Granbery. !
Columbian Mills, ">
Ian. 27.1809. S
A Bank Note
f\* ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, taken.
from a blaok boy, whv called himse'f James
■mith^ and says he found it in the « reet—not
thinking it p:oper to let th, bo, keep it. I de
tained it for the proper owner, who may have it,
on giving *atnf:t€«ory evidence of his or their
fight to it and paying ihe expense of this adver.
ti semen t,
John McDonald
Rk-hmond, March TOt i, VkklR tf.
VT X TRACT from the proceedings of the
* *• President aid Proftaoors of William
'*■ ■« ry College ; March 2d. 1809.
“ Resolved, ThatCh trlexI Cabell, Ben
jnmin B Jones, and William Old, student!,
be, and herebr are, forever expeiled from
•his Collage, for having been concerned In
X 'Hie! 5 the two first as principals, and the
t! rr as a second to one of the parties**’ '
Signed,
Jf. M VBISGN, PreaUeut.
THE IMPORTED IIORSE
&3txp A u L>
Fotmciiy St. Paul, is a beautiful scrrel, 15hands
3 inches high, remarkable for his elegance, j
beauty; strength and fine bone,
WILL STAND the ensuining season at my
plantation, in Powhatan eounty.on James
j river, 3 miles above the Manikin Town frtrv,
and about the same distance below Jude’s ferry,
to cover mares at twenty-five dollars the sea. on,
but may be discharged by the pay ment of -ugh.
teen dollars, or the price of eighteen bushels of
wheat at Dover mill in Goochland county, if paid
by the first day of December next, with half a
dollar to the groom. As good aud extensive pas. !
image as any in Virginia, gratis, and marcs fetl !
with corn at the market price, if the money is
sentw:th them and the greatest attention paid!
to the mares, but no liability fot escapes or other i
accidents. The season will commence the first
day of March, and end the first day of Augnst.
This beautiful ho. se Paul, was raised by the
Prince of Wales, and got by his horse Saltram,
who was got by •’Kelly's Eclipse, his dam Vi
ngo, by Snap i Paul’s dam Purity, was got by
Matchem ; her dam the Old 9quirt mart, of aa
great fame as any mare in 'he kingdom. Paul’s
colts are equal to any in Virginia, and he is a
sure foal getter. Several of his colls may be
seen at his stand.
Tho'* Harrio, Jr. Millwood.
Powha'ancouuty, Feb. 7
28 1809. 3 ep2mwtljn
IN COUNCIL, Feb. 21, 180b.
TTKB Lieutenant Governor laid before the boar
1 a letter from Stlmuel Coleman, assiran
clerk to the council, staling tbat the requisite-'
of the advice of council of the 1st of January
1UU8 and of the lSth of February of the same
year, have not been suuluen ly attended to and
have failed to produce the coroerriplated tfifcAs
and proposing that the subjeft of the said advi.
as be teeomudercJ, and that the result of such
recon/ideration be published in the Virginia Ar
! gus, for the information of ail concerned_
Whereupon, it is advised, that cxiraAe of the
said advices, to wit:
“ In. Council, January 1,1808;
“ That n® commissions will be hereafter istu
, ed for the organization of any troop of cavalry
or company of artillery, or of grenadiers, light
| infantry a riflemen ttf the respective battalions
! of the several regiment* until a muster roll of
such troop or company, as the case may be.
£oru be ccrtincd by the commanding < &k cr of
the regiment or of the battalion to which such
troop or company maybe attached or belong.”—
And,
“/» Council, February 19, 1808.
*’ cummiiaion shall bo he eafter is
rued to fill any vacancy in any troop of cavalry
. of in any* volunteer company whatsoever, until a
certified roll of the said troop or company shall
have been received frem ths commandant of the
regiment to which the same may be attached, or
if which it may form a part, shtwiug that the
***“ *!•*•* or company con ains, at the time
, when it it proposed to till such vacancy, at least
. the smallest number which by law it is dire&ed
j *° contain," be published m the Virginia Argut
1 for twe months
! It is further advised. That to enable the Exe
cutive completely to carry into effVA the fourth
seAion of ths tA, ** etpefling the militia of
this commonwealth," passed the 20h of Janoa
• *7» 1007, the Lieutenant Governor be requested
to dired the Adjutant General so lo change the
. form of the regimental and brigade returns, as
that the strength and equipments of any troop of
cavalry, or company or artillery, light infantry,
grenadiers or riflemen attached to, or forming
a part of, any regiment of the militia ef thin
commonwealth, appear in such regimental and
brigade returns; and that the commandants of
such troops and companies be required to make
duplica*esof the returns required of them by law,
to the commandants of the regiment* to which
: they are respectively attached or belong, at the
case may be.
ExtraA f. om the Minute*,
Attest,
DANi. L. HYLTON,
! Clerk ef the Kxecutlv
For sale or Kent,
AN eligible situation for a Tavern and Store.
situated 17 mile* above Manchester on the
Buckingham road —knowr by the name of Halls
Borough » the survey conta:nt 114 acres, with a
good dwelling house, store home and out houses,
r or terms apply to
Jacob Fackler.
Richmond, 13 Jan. 1800, ,f
early frame and marrowfat
PEAS,
Of tha last year's growth, for sale at this
office.
March 1, 1809.
rpC) the FreeholdTTs'fcltoutelccepcrs Q)
1 ihp P.ifw nf _*
— * -- —--wim, auuiUMSCU lO
vou for Common Councilmeni Take no.
tico, that the efeftton will take place on
Wednesday the S<h day of April next.
The poll will be opened at 10 o'clock at the
following places; in Jtflbrson Ward a
■ he Couri-House; in Madison Ward at
the Eagle Tavern; in Monroe Ward ai
Mr 1 homes White’s new brie* house*
JOHN F. PRICE, Sergeai/t
of Ihe City of Richmond
March 9, 1809*
Storage and Commission
Business.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he has taken one of those larre
and commodious Brisk Lumber Houses,
Ijaccnt to the Basin of the canal, where1
he will receive on storage, all kind of pro.
Cf» seH same on commission,
rrom his general acquaintance in this, as
well us other towns on the comment, toge
ther with the great steadiness and attentr
on which will be by h rn observed towards
the interest of tho'.e persons muktng him
consignments, he hopes to give general
satisfaction.—Persons sending produce to
his care will save a considerable expense
m dryyage, and run no risk from fire
«s hislumbe Wou e is de ached from all o
Mier buildings and wi hour chinsnies.
n THOMAS CUT.
Rtchnamd, lith March, 1809. 2w
A Stock of Dry Goods,
( )y fr°m 3 «• *‘000 dollars worth, are offer
ert for sale on advantageous term*, for
cash, produce, or on credit. Apply at this of
&fkaan4, March lit^ 1*09. (tf)
Powhatan Warehouse
IS now well enclosed, and a sufficient room
covered in to receive one thousand hogs
heads of Tobacco. The subscribers have
engaged good coopers, and promise quick
d:spa; ch to those who may favor them with
their custom.
FRAYS3R WH1TIS,
„ Ina/iector*.
March fth, 180?. $t
TO~BE RENTED,
A LARGE AND COMMODIOUS
T E N E M E N T,
On Shrcfcoe Hill, abpining the h me at present
occupied by Mr. Thomas Wilson. Far terms
apply to
Win. Munford.
Richmond, Fob. ?3, 1809. tf
Select Speecncs.
Ju«t received by S. Pleasant*, jr.
RICHMOND,
SELECT SPEECHES,
rORENSICFL ani PARLIA
MENTARY,
With Prefatory Remark».
I Br N. Chapman, M. D.
J In this selection will be found the most
celebrated speeches of Lord Chatham, Id
mund Burke, Lord Mansfield, William Pitt,
the elder and younger, Sir. Robt. Walpole,
Mr. Sheridan, Mr. Fox, Mr. Curran, Mr.
Thomas Erskine, Mr. Wilberforce, H.
Gratton, See. See.
The work is adorned with handsomely
engraved portrait* of Burke, Curran, She
I naan, Fox, and Pitt. tf
^Buckingham County,
January Court, 180t.
Moncrieflfc hill, Adan’r of Robert-,
Hill, dec. Plaintiff. J In
awaInst, c Cban
Richard Hudnall & Peter Guer. f eery.
ra®t» Defendant*, j
/ \N the motion of the plaintiff bv his at
rr .tomey, and it appearing to the satis..
fart inn rf tfi« rnu rh .1 ..r .1 i t 1
hall ia not an inhabitant of this state, It is
ordered and decreed that unless the said
Hudnnll shall appear here on or before
March term next and answer the plaintiff/
bill, the court will then proceed to take the
same for confessed as to him, aruf decree
the matter tlieveof accordingly, and that a
copy of this order be forthwith published in
some public newspaper of the city of Rich
mond for two months successively, and ano
ther copy be posted up at the front doer of the
courthouse of this cohnty.
A Copy—Teste*
K. ELDRIDGE, jr. p. «. •
Negroes for Sale.
T S H ALL tell, at Public Auction, upon a ere
A dit of one and two years, at BcdfWd cottrt
houie, the 20th March next,
40 Likely Negroes,
Consisting of mm. women, and children j bond
with unexceptionable security, will be repaired
on the day of sal*.
K 4 w u JA&* c* anthon*.
Richmond February 6th, 1809 wtds
[ The famoug highT^IidTT^FseT
*
Admiral Nelson,
A BEAUTIFUL dRrk bay, IS hands
high, full of strength, health It vigor,
end inferior to no horse either for speed or
bottom, of fine bone and mascle. This
horse was purchased oy me when in Lon
don of Lord Grosvenor, he was then in
training ; will stand the ensuing season at
Sandy Point, Charles City country. The
I scarcity of money induces the subscriber
, to let him cover mares this season at 10
dollars the single leap, 20 dollars the sea*
| son, thirty dollars to insure a mare in
I firtfl I t Ka inciiSMinr* mrmatr l/\ ko J L..
w- ----J —
the gentleman who insured if changed, the
season money may be discharged by the
pament of fifteen dollars by the tenth of
August, at which time the season will ex
pire, with half a dollar to the groom for
each mare. Large and extensive pastur
age of the beat white clover gratis ; the
grated care and attantion paid the mares,
but will not be answerable for accidents
or escapes. This horse has not run many
races, but his performance will sufficiently
justify the opinion of Lord Grovennor k
his Son, who certify that they consider him
the best three year old hore in England,
and challenging any 4 year old, which was
not accepted.
In October 1798, at New Market, he
won a sweepstake of 1400 guineas, 12 sub
scribers, at 200 guineas each, half forfeit,
oolts carrying 8 stone 31b. fillies 8 stone,
beating Sit- Harry, Mr. Cookson’s b. c. by
Sir Peter, Mr. Perrin’s b. c Youg Javelin,
Sir Francis Standish’s ch. c. Split Pigeon
—5 to 4 against Admiral Nelson, 7 to 4 a
gamst Sir Harry, 6 to 1 against Split Pi
gcon, and 10 to l against Young Javelin.
In 1799 he won a sweepstake of 1600
guineas, 14 subscribers at 200 guineas each,
beating Laid Egremont’s b.c. by Precep
tor, out of Bob Tail, Mr. Perrin’s b. c.
Javelin, and Mr. Golding's Roaster. .3 to
1 on Admiral Nelson. In 1800 he got so
much injured in his practice that he did
not come on the turf again until 1803, when
he won a purse of 50 pounds, 4 mile heats,
beatiog several fine horses. Be Sporting
Magisine for this year.
PEDIGREE.
ADMIRAL NELSON bred by
lo d Grosveoor, got by John Bull, and foal
ed in 1795 ; his dam Olivia, by Justice ; i
her, dam Cypher by Squircl out of Frib
ble’s dam, by Reguus...See Supplement to
the S ud Be**k. page 15.
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT.
N. B. Notes for the twenty dollar
must be sent with the mares.
Fifa & Casa Executions,
For tale at tAit tfiee, ,
THE IMPORTED HORSE
1 I
WILL STAND the ensuing season aj
Buckingham court house, and wir
Cover mares at Twenty-five dollars the sea
son Thirteen Dollars the leap, and Forty
Dollars insurance, with one dollar to the
groom in either case; the leap to be paid
for at the time of service, the season on
the first day of August, and the insurance
on the first of March, 1810.—.Crop To
bacco inspected at any of he inspections
”n James River from Lynchburg to Rich
mond, will be received in payment at five
dollars per cwt, if tendered on or before
it becomes due. Notes agreeab’e to t! '
above terms must accompany the mares.
Coed ani ext- nsivs pasturage in separate
inclosure*, (gratis,) and the greatest atten
tion to mart s, but no liability for accidents
or escapes.
Gou*y is a beautiful bay, twelve years
old, fit', feet three inches tvgh, and by good
judges though' to be one of the^andsom.
est and highest formed horses in Virginia ;
he is in high health and tigor, and ha
proved himsuli a sure fna! getter. He was
I got by Sir Peter Teazle, who has so long
ranked as the best stallion in England, mud
came out of the famous Yellow Mare, who
was so distinguished as a racer in her day j
thus descending on both sides from the
very best stock in G eat Britain as uiay
he traced from the earliest accoun's by a
reference to the General S'ud B >ot;i'i my
possession. His colts that were dropped
las; sp in* (which were hi* fiiSt in this
country) ark uncommonly I ke'y, and in
England F r ;he number that have run arc
uncommonly successful.—In 1807, only 8
started 5 of which W-jo the following r$
ccs. viz:
Ascot Heath, June *th. The seco: d
and l*s> year of a renewed sweep stake of
10 guineas each with 35 guineas added,
for 4 years old, 7 stone 9 lbs. 5 years old,
8 stone 5 lbs. 6 years old, 8 stone 11 J
lbs. and aged 9 stone. Mares allowed 4 \
bs.—About two miles and a half (14 sub
set iber*.)
M«' Lake's Gaiety, by Gouty, 5
years old 1
Mr Baton’s Handicap,by Whis
; key, 4 yea s old, 8
Mr Abby’s Orangeade, by Whis*
key, 4 years old, 3
H» R. H. the Duke of York's Ro*
eabtlla, by Whiskey, 4 years old, 4
Sir J* Maub->*« Candidate, by
Guilford, 4 rears old, 5
Mr Butler's Eunich, by Pegasus,
4 years old, 6
June 11th. The Swinly Stakes, 35 gui.
neas each, for two years old, 7 stone 4
lbs. for 4 years old, 8 stone 10 lbs* one
mile and a half (4 subscribers.)
Mr Lake's Humility, by Gouty,
4 years old, 1
Mr Butleu’s Colt, by Ambrosia,
3 years old, 3
Mr Blanchfond's Tony Lutrp*
kin, by Ambrosio, 3
June 12th. Mr Lake's Nymphina, by
Corny, 3 years old, beat Sir J. Shelby's
Woodnymph by Trumpaton, 3 years old,
8 stone each, the new mile 180 guineas.
Canterbury, 36th August. A Maiden
Plate of 501. f »r 3 years old, 6 stone, for
4 years old, 7 stone 7 lbs- 5 years old, 8
store 3 lbs. 6 years old, 8 stone 10 lbs.
and aged, 9 stone, 4 mile heats.
Mr Hyde's Canterbuiy, by Gou.
ty, 4 years old, 1 1
Mr Pelcher's Tippoo, 5 years
old, 3 3
Captain Spedding’s Agamem
non, 3 3
ziugus. ?*in. piate ot aui. wr 9 years
old, 6 stone 13 lbs. four years old, 8 sione
7 lbs. Fdlies allowed 3 Ihs.two mile heats.
Mr Hyde's Filly, by Gouty, 3
years old, 1 1
Mr Hyde's Ally Augusta, by Bua.
zard, 3 years old, 3 3
Mr. Gmbden's Pantaloon, by
Buzzard, 4 years old, 3 3
New Maiket, O&ober 29. Handicap
sweepstake of 30 guineas each, ditch mile,
(7 subscribers.)
Mr Lake's Nymphina. by Goaty,
3 years, 7 stone 4 lbs. 1
Lord (1. H. Cavendish’s Pagado,
by Sir Peter, 4 years, 9 stone lOibs. 3
Duke of Grafton's Barbarian, by
Worthy, 3 years 7 stone 13 lbs. 3
Mr C. Brown’s Woodman, by
Worthy, 3 years, 6 v0ne 13 lbs. 4
I have (as yet) only a partial account of
the racing of I80i, but in that, I discov
er the following success of Gouty’s get,
viz.
New Market, April 18 The first class
of the Oatland Stakes of guineas each,
a little upwards of two miles, (II subsori.
berg,)
Mr Lake’s Nymphina, by Gouty, 3 years
old, 0 stone 13 lb.% 1
Sir J. Honey world's Hawk, by
Buzzard, 3 years old, 4 s'ore IJibs. 3
Mr Ferme»*s Cerberus, by Go*
banna 5 years old, 9 stone, 3
| Mr Shakespeare’s Camdinal,
Beaufort, by Gohanna, 5 years old,
8 stone 5 lbs. 4
Lord Foley* s Captain Absolute,
by John Bull, aged, 8 stone, j
Lord Grosv« n >r*s Ol ve Branch,
by Sir Peter Teazle, 8 years old, 7
stone t I lb. 4
Mr Kelierman’s Streatlamhap, by
Pepa on, 4 years old, 8 stone 3 lbs. 7
M ay 6. Lord G* K. Cavendish’s filly
by Gouty, 3 years old, 7 stone, beat the
Duke Ft. Alhan’s Prodigal, $ years old.
i store 19 b?« two years old euro 100
guineas.
Mi.y It. The Jocky Club Plate of 30
guineas, for ho.r'ct tho prop rty of mtm.
bers, 4 yea»s old, 7 su.ne u lb . 5 tears
o»d. 8 a;one S lbs. 6 years o d, 8 s one 9
lbs. and aged 9 stone 11 lbs. 4 m.lta 1
furlong and 138ya<d«.
Mr Lakc’» Nyraphina, by Gru*
ty. four years old,
Gen. Gowas’s Pelipe, by Whia.
key *gcd, **
Lord Sacksille's Prcspero, btr
Wh iky, -grd, ^ ' 7 t
Ix>rd Low herd’s Brown Horse
Lot. 6 years o d, *
Lord Fole-’s Captain Absolve. 4
by John Bull, ag. d.
Ascot Hea'.h. Jane 34. Sweep St-k of
30 guineas each, SO forfeit, for ,wo ’ “
fttf&LSS.*•*
H. R. H. the Duke of Yo/k’a
Sdfe ns^re by Gouty, .
r«-raj;’» b. r ny, i„
Bantam, by Gohanna,
Mr Embden's Miss Se dfing by
Toteridge, (3 lbs. extra,) S " ,
M- Ladbmke'a ais er to ElecSlj.
on, who won the Derby Stakes ?n
lQ#f|
Tjie season will commence on the 1st
of March, and end the 1st of Autu t *
ARCHIBALD BRANCH
Feb. 30th, 1809. "KANCH.
^ • .. . _ wo
Tt.eWgh Bred Imported Horse,
IfflJpV/W Teazle
The prope.T " Col. John Tay|oe nf „ „
Airy andth.,u„cri;y„e} °f Mo0nt
2fi£ffiS5SE.s?
following terms—ten dolfersihe *.on ' ll
in hand twenty dol>a.. t£” ea Jn * ^
first of November next, thirty
a r,i»re wun toai, and in eith*. -, .7
*ith each mare to the rroom The°f^»dp,l,af'
ss&ffSSLur -*£«*££w*
«-w"4S»?aniapr->»jS
'SSffE 2£.TS?,S f *>V«' *
futaiah (gratia) ex-JF/ll j ar«.PrfWHleil to
age, con-htinC)of ,S iv» VU P 8T*
era’s &c well -„J|J ,.and wh“e clover, blue
‘ror m;7j'.^ccoiu 6d.dv b“:d«>
have foaled. Crain wmhTr,?.*??'^ ****
per bushel, for which h/ J d “ 2l **
...j ....... b„,dc5^., fc «ri«k11 '*?*•
hirt'&i* Ir/:> * *rr> *7 b»r« ... id
of the m >,t favorite'^Wood0 'f,k,Ce" hand* high*
*-i<» -bb-UdC W^' *“ bl.
flencst and color, no ho?.* I -» •h»Pe- 5®"
n. vt r Start, d o.-j h0r8* can exc*' him. He
ver in training!^ wTo^lv'Jh?* beinS ncs
thereto Observe for the inform?, o fur*
tie men who may no* have .« rf *ose gen
ing thi* fiac hb-/* K ,, u* *B 0PP',,'u”,‘y of see
.h?,. i. f S” *• >*>«
b.m ,d he.,c, is^Si5E-««
lfhareof’ ‘hr Public 'patronage!6 *T id* bl^rn
i?sr«f™*tdV * sms
iT«ih "rrs i" Ei,e,jbd-'"1'mbo,',,i'.TM',c‘r.
His •uneriovai* . ye ltooa m lW» count m.
i!i2Tn* c egance and bbod justify h*
coanT^nd ;reTdK l“,ir*#0n *« Wnek
foal iteJ „P” h h,m,c £ a rem likable sum
to iSISS. ** ha,re CCr,,fic*“» in our band.
William Woods.
A1. , Af. Woods.
Albemarle, ». b. 20, 1809. 0af 8t
PEDIGREE.
•Sir Peter Teaale was gn* by lord Drrbv*. nt i
ir Peter Teaale, onquta.ionably the best sta^o'.i
p. ire J;. • T '-V' br COTdStor*“. B?
Rffi. STdcas g g *;«
0, Flying Chfkfref. «i,n„S,dg'rt ,»
be 'he fleetest horse ever trained hii r . ,0
dam by True B uc, hi* » * „ , » 5 ® £ & “n*
ssr*rsjziLi z g1,Z‘Z”
LAN D~T7Tg
From the Schooner Richmond, I,aac Sr,...
Master. ' ““ Seam'*'
50 Boxes Raisins,
2° Soft Shelled Almond,.
3 (.ask, G een Coffee,
19 Barrels prime Pork, and
1 F,p.LondonP.,Uc,,:„M^fi„Wiilt (
17 Hhds. Brown Sugar *
35 Do Molasses, *
5 Tierces ©men Coffee,
75 Boxes Hayannah Srgars.
3 Balei Welch Plains,
ESStHyS;." “T" *n,‘
Hyson Skin, and C TEAS
Souchong ^
10 Boxes M o'd Candles,
FOR SALE by
- Geo. Watt,
A FF.W COPIES OF
Burk's History of Vtrtrinia
in thhle Volumes,
Are for sale at this offiee. ,