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Advertisement.
IN consequence of a resolution of
the General Assembly, passed at!
their late session, I am instructed by
the Executive to make enquiry res
pecting the situation of all Ordnance
and Military Stores, belonging to the
state (not including those in the ser- i
vied of the IJnitcd Statc.3 or of this'
State) a id make report thereof to the '
Governor.
In obc lienee to this instruction, and'
as the most probaWe mean of effect
ing the oojectcontemplated by the Ex
ecutive, I have thought proper thus
publicly to request of such of the citi
zens of the commonwealth as - may
have.any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight of
any cannon <»r other ordnance, and
muskets ; cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in immediate use, to
communicate a particular report there
of to me as soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
Clerk to the Sxetmiv*.
Richmond, Feb. 7. 1806. (tf)
BtTMkOOV RSOR or r"n oommos *• HALT*
OF VIRGIN’IA,
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS by the eighth sec
tion of tnc aA of the General A-sem
tl\ assed a< rbe last rrsston, •• Further i. a
m*n l the sev ml aHs concerning the Militia of
tins Commonv’fa'tlt," it i* matte the duty of tlie
3 t fuuve to deflate* br proctarnation, whm
kh-ll *be the uniform of the militia of this cr in
rtMrvt aith: 1 have tlw*f''ro tliougnt fit, wi»h
the adrtce of ;he Con.tt tl of Sian;, to issue this
F-oclamation, 1ier* b>7 decU'ing that tlu: U i
f >rm I.f the Milii ii ol this Commonwealth shall
be as follows to wit :
For the G-n^rnl Officers.
A da k bln • coa., skii h lined with bttIF, car**’*
a ii cuff- fiufi', yfcliow binror.s. gold cau
l.ts (cur on c-cli shou'dcr) black cocked hat
with black cockade, and black stock.
F,r the A-tiicry.
A bine coat, skirts lined with red. cape, la
peis i-d ends red vest and osetal’t white with
bUo-- ^..»et-, yi-M-iw Ini-tons, a cocked black
hat w»;h red cockade
For the Lght mry.
A da^k bio* efiait c -at with had lake's cape
^ cuTs wine, vtiiic lining and buttons, vest
and overall* white, with black garters, black
hair boots, black stock a r«utvl hat cocked on
ths left side with black cockade.
Far the Grenadiers.
* A dark blur coat, cepe, s nndcnfls white,
whke lining- and buttons vest & overalls win -
tvitli back garte. s. black half boots, b.ack oiock,
cocked hat with black cockade.
For the -Riflemen.
A li*ro hunting shirt of purple colour, with
ovetahs of the same, leather mwekit >ns or shoes
•’bond hnt cocked on the left side wirh black
coclcaie and biack stock.
dir the main Dody tj 'he i\Tiiitia.
A blue hunting shirt u mmed vri>h white
fringe, white orcrai s and black garters, round
hnt encked on the lelc side with biack cockade
and b’.ack and red plume, black gatsrs or naif
boots—the officers’ uniform to be a dark blue
Coat, cap^, lapels and cuffs white, white lining
• nd burtons, veit and pantaloon* white, with
b sell garrets, black stock, clicked hat with
black cockade.
'''or the Cavalry.
A shor» d&rkoi b-.n.le green mat, with but
tons, lining, half lapals, culls and cape white,
white v’si and leather breeches, jack boot*, i
spurro, black it nek an.l hlack Ivahe cap dtesr. I
ed cn the crown wi.h beitrkin and decorated ,
with a light blue sa*l» and red and white plume, j
Th*. officer* of th<; main body of the 'Militia, •
of the. Light Infantry, Grenadiers, Kiflrmen tc
Cavahy, ro be distingui.heif by epaulets of si|
ver; the officers ot ths Artillery to be distin
guished by epaulets of gold The officers
to wear two epaulets, the captain* on* on the
righ’ and the subalterns «n* on the left shoulder.
All rffic‘*rs to wear tide arms and boots. Pro
Aided hogever, that where any tmop'nf cavalry,
company of anideiy, grenadiers, light infantry
or riflemen shad have provided O.cmjetves wit ’
an-uhiferm different from :bar her in prescribed i
they h»* re -petiively permitted 10 we.»r the same i
fr eighteen month* fr. m and af:er the date,
lln •• f
Given under mv hand as G vernor wiMi
the 'sen1 of the Commonweal h annexed !
a-s. at Uichmoni, thi* 1 at day ot March,
1306*
Signed,
__ _1Vm H CAI1ELL
Vi 'E have just r< c< ivc'I for Sale,
yf 20 Bag. lies' Green COFFEE,
20 llnds MO!.ASSES,
2.500 lb * CHRE’SE,
20 poxes Cotton St Wool GAP.DS,
ft Hhds Aniigua MUM,
6 do Windward I .land do
0 do New England do.
40 Tierces Stone LIME,
30 FVirrels HoUltlNGS,
4 Casks fresh CJ.OVEH SF.RD,
150 Sacks SALT,
Which we will sell lo-.v for Cash, approved p».
per, or Country Pioduce
Shaftard \sf Lucie.
Ftb. 20. IROr..
/time MimiS't (J'CUit with (food Security,
ro Pit IN IERS.
Printing Material* for Hale.
f ONG PU1MEM, Pica, Fnglish. DcttSle Pi
ca. Two Lines English, French Ci'^n, Four
Line* Pic*. F.«c Lines I’icn, Seven-I.ines Pira,
Nine Line* Pi. a, Thirteen 1/mes Pica, Sixteen
I.r.tes Pica, .4.»»<«een t.im Pi<.a, Quotation**
Fooiscap imd I's-ny C >a»cs, and C?*e».
I'K'i' -.MI H MONCUKt, V M.
Hi-btnotcd, Njv. 2JJ, 1605. (oafjjm ;
Land for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale, C50 acres of
that valuable trru‘1 of LAND, belonging to
the late col Bernard Markham, dec. ab'tut three
miles above Manchester and lying upon he river
•ff'-^dlrfg several very convenient rrHtl seats ; this
traft possesses many advantages whi:h would
be considerable to a purchaser. It is now under
high cultivation, inclosed in a good fence and
well watered; two thirds of the above trafl is
covered whh valuable timber, and lies conveni
ent either to the turnpike or river. The above
land if nor disposed of privately, prior to the 1st
day of M*y, will then be offered rit public auc
tion, on the premises, in lots to suit purchasers
Any person wishing to view it, will be shewn it
by the subscriber, or in his absence by William
Bowies residing thereuh ,
George Markham.
Dec-mber 24th, 1805. wtlrasv
VIRG i nTaTT :
Tn the Superior Court of Chancery, hold.cn
in Jiichmond.
Between — "a
Robert Yancey, Appellant. 1
And ^
Humphrey Edwards, Appellee J
rP«is cause an appeal f>om a decree of tne
* county court ot Louisa, by which an injunc
tion to the judgment in the bill mentioned was
made perpetual and the defendants in the county
court were condemned to pay the appellee his
costs, came on the twelfth day of 8ep ember in
the year of «ur Lord one thousand right hun.
dred and five, to b« heard on a tranici ipt of the
record of ptoceedings of tfie said cointy court,
and was ar^iied by counsel; on the considera.
tton whereof, this court at this time not affirm
ingor reversing the said decree, di.ofleth one
of the commissioners to examine, state ibid settle
accounts between the appellant, Robert Yancey,
n*;d the appellee, giving to the formet a crcuit
far the clclx and costs iccovcred from the latter
Thomas Johnsm tn the aflion at common
law mentioned in th* bill, and report, the ac
counts to the court, with any matters thought
pertineht by himself or required by th« parties
to be specially stated
A copy—Teste,
P. TCA'SLF. r, c. c.
. Cotimittinnert’ Offer,
Richmond. I eh. 30. Id05.
Tbo parties concerned are desired ’o .ake no
tice, that I have appointd Wednesday the twen
tv.sixth day of March next, for carrying into
'ffcfl the within decretal order, upon Mitch day
t icir at‘mdance is required at my office, wi'ti
tbitr paper’ and accounts ready for examination
and settlement.
to 4 t rvit. fuy m. r.
LAND—FOR hAuL.
BY virtue of a Oixtlof Trust ex
ecuted to thesubsc Ib.-r by William Fortun-, in
order to sccue the payment of certain dtb s
herein mentioned—will be sold to the highest
• idder for READY MONEY, ott the premi.e.
on Saturday the 23d day of March next,
A 1 ract of Land,
Containing 100 -\tres, be the smhe more or
ie*s ; lying in the cotln’y of Louisa, on Fork
Creek, adj'ining the land of Capt Win Smith
and others This lar.J is well adapted to the
culture of com. wheat and tobacco, and has on
ir a toleiably good dwellng house and other out.
houses necessary for a small family, wiih a smali
plantation lately cleared.
JOHN EDWARDS, Trustee.
Feb IF, 18f-6. £w4rj
buzzardT
Imported hy the late Col.
John Hoomes, of the How
ling Grten, will stand the
eiiauing season, (io com
mer.ee ihe 1st of March,
1 "d end the 15th of julyj
at my farm m biioic held comity, four miles
Irom Goode’s and Hevil’s Bridges, on Appomat
tox river, tw-my five above Petersbmg the
same from Richmond. and fifteen from Amelia
courthouse j U. will be let to mares on the follow 1
ii'g te-ms.
Fifty Dollars the season, by note, discharga
bleat any tim* wiilim it, by the payment of l0r j
fy, w'nh >ne do lar to the groom.
In ev-ry instance, either a note, or the money
mu.t accompany the marcs
BUZZARD in point of form, blood and per
formance! stands almost urn ivalled, in ibis, or any
o:h r country ; and as a fca. getter, the racing
cae dars f England hilly attest hi. celebrity.
In li'99,he piodticed on the turf at Newmarket,
5 winners In 1800, seven I i 1R>1, f u (een
In 1802, Sixteen. In 1803 twenty one ; and in
1804, sixteen (mial sev*n.y nine Jand from wnat
1 have seen .f the sit- ei ca'endai foi 1805 I think
his numbers in the liof winning horses, will
exceed ihat of any n her gai
1 have in possession a calendar of the 9 h
cf Novemb-r la t, whicn concln ted the Hough
ton mee'ing a* Newmarket. I: contains ,h tiy
odi races eleven of whith were won by Buz
Zlrrl's stock i and in he same calendar, two of
them are advrr i«ed t« cover at ten guineas a
mare the next season
Buzzard's su-ck are large and highly formed.
Popinjay is upwards of sixteen hands, and is
said to be the ro»st elegant horse in England.
Q_’ Z w >n the great Oatland stakes, anil a
ma th ov«r he Beacon course (4 tnilea and a
q latter) for 1000 guineas. •
Good high and low land pastures, and every
attention paiel to mares sent, but no responsibi
lity for accidents. Mares will be fed on modc»
ra e twi ms if requited, for which the money must
be sent.
THOMAS BRANCH.
24th January^ 1806. vJirt
PEDIGREE
BUZZARD was got hy Woodpecker, his dim
Misf. r une, by Out, bis grandam Curiosity, by
Snap— degulus—Bartlett’s Childers.
*.** Subscribers to the I J .iiATF.S
of the VTRGINl \ CONVENTION, and to
GIB BO N’t liiSlOKY of the DECLINE and
F ALL .ft be ROMAN EMPIRE, are .eqweitei
to apply a' thir tjj.ee, where tbttt toptei are note
i tculy jar deliverj. ij if
The celebrated high blooded
Engiifh Hors ,
* VtTT OSCAR,
Fu!i fittren hand- high i-npor
| ted by mein 1P04, after having
^ lien him the year before, and
ftrisfied oiyfelf as to hi* reputation, i* now in fine
health, fall or vigor and .-vufcular firing-h. and
will be l t to mare* the enfuing feafon, at my
fiable* in Charles City county Sandy Point, at
Six Guinea* the feafon, which may be dilchargH
by the payment of Fiv« Gu-'oea*, oo or before the
j tenth day of Augutt next i Three Ouipeae the
I leap and Ten, to infure » f->a» i a Dollar to the
groom — P.iftUe*g a* ex ci flre s* any in the ttate
\nd,’afcr'or l<> n*°e for fi‘>« natural graft, efpc
j c'4,lr th« white e! v r which about.d* to a woo.
jderful degree in the monrhs of April, May and
(June, aaaifo after harvcfl. that fucccffi m of crab
j and other graft which fo plemftully takes place
i here wi'l be afforded, with en-ertaii nieht for fer.
: fr«c from charge. No liability for involun
tary cfcapc* aor will l be refpoafiblc for any in.
jurie* or accidents which may not b« the refqft
1 of wanton negleft or abufe, a* I here give my
word to the public, that no pains nor ilffiduity
flftll be wanting on my part to render fsti*KiAion
without rrfpvA to perfoti*. to every eentkman
who think* fit to fend mare* for the l'eafon_
Thi* very extraordinary ftalijon coft me, When
landed in this fine, greatly upward* of one thou
land pound*, atid without meaning to detrafl rom
the merits of any other. I can fitly venture to
fay is the moft per.'eifl horfe iu Virginia : for the
mod critical obfcrvcr hat not yet b rn this to d»'f
cover a Angle defect or biethifh in him cither a*
I to aAiyity, ftrengtby or heaury, No h.og can
j exeel hiu* in the neck, ear and eye: So bold,gay,
and full of lire is he, that he fafeioate* in fpitc of
, prejudice, every beholder, that inttant h it bro’t
f into view.
| I would endeavor to gl-e a full defer iption of
him, for the fttiafa&ion of thole yeut'^men who
cannot conveniently vtfit rite, hut in the attempt
I might do him injuttice, a id therelore, I invi-e
the rnofi ferupulou* etamir.atioo o' him, even by
thofe who think themf Ives tomntteiit judge* in
this refpcdl and I do not b ar the rc'uit. In
fbort, it will not be deeme! ex -aviynnt to fay,
he is. of his kind, the to-fl • ff rt o» mure,
** OSCAR is a dors, br »wn vn got by Saif ram,
the heft horfe iu hi day. (who wa* the fire of
Whifkry, and many go >d rarer* —hi- dam by
Highfiz-r. grand.-m by Herod prett granriam
('dils Mi Jdftton) by Rc<*u u* grc>- grea- gr.n.
dam (Camilla; by a fon of B;y flikcxi Bartlett *
Ciuldcra. Honey wood t Arabian dam of the two
True Blue*.’*
Ir 179 >. at New ' iarke*. a* 3 years old lie won
a Handicap IwerpAak-s of tj guineas e--cht two
year oid to-.-fe, be*t»n lord Ciurmont’* b c by
Dramator -nr Hnwyrth* he M ft, n*r .-\d2m
b ) Cyp.rcf*. mr Vackn** f Duplicit7 ; two to tne
on Olcar.
Ac Lamhnu-n He *as 2d bett, 4. mile bear*, a*
gxtott Merrr « Ode and others, runn.og 3 heiic*
!i 1799 nt *'u* the Ostiaod* fi-'-ke* ot jo g*.
I eacV hall ditch in (10 luhicn er») keacimr lord !
! Grofvctior t ch f Lady Bud mr HeathCnte s b c
! Warier, sir P. StandilVs br c Stamford wr !>*
i rand • Play or Pay, mr Coosfou * b h Ambreli >
lord Clermont’s l> n Aimstor, lord O. Cav. ndifh'*
, bh Jupiter. 1 he judges could only place the
| firft five Y
i *1 May, th; fatre year, he won »t 3 acket
Hall, yd.for all ages, heat* about one milr and a J
quarter, beating Gr Charles Buubury’s Combat
ant, 4 years old, mr Bowi.'s Sad er, £ year. old
| In Od. he won the Oatlanda flakes of .logs
| each ig fubferike's) beating mr Tharpo’t h c
| Chippenham, mr Wilfiaiufon’s b c by Uur.aaidj
J nut of P.acbel, ford Clermont's Aimator, lord !
I Gro'venor . ch f Lady Bull, fir C. Bunhury s
: Wianglcr, fir P. Poole's b f by Dragon, mr How j
arti’s Sped it or. mr Ladbroke's Humbug. 1 he
judge could only place the firft three.
In t8oa, at New .Vt’a kety April iyh, he won
the Craven ftake*, of ie gsearh, acrofs the Flat, i
I rt 4 years old, carrying 8 ft 9 lbs tree for all ages, j
, bearing the date of Grafton's b c Firft Fruirr, I
1 lord Clermont's b c by Meteor, mr Cookfoti »hr h j
D amond, mr Coventry’s b c Voltaire, mr O Kel- !
V*. Grey Pilot, mr Durand’s RamfthuonOr a> |
Ute Prinerfs mr Dafhwaod's Play or Pav & fir j
F Srandifti’r br c by fir Peter, out of Storag.t The!
judge could only p ace the firft five. Even betting, i
Ofcar againft the field.
In the fame month and place,he won a fuhfcrip- j
rion plate of $ol. beating mr R. Hearhcore’s ch (
Oeorgiana, mr Hallet sQniz, tnr (PKally's An- j
trim, lord Clermont's chcV irnator mr Golding s
b c by Balloon, mr Travit’s Ballarina, mr Perrin's j
Pizarro, and lard Orofvenor’s eh c hy Buzzard. 1
The judge could only place tho firft ihre® 7 to 4 '
on Ofcar.
He wts fecond be ft for the King’* plate of too '
gs tor 4 years old carrying it ft running againft !
ftr P P.ols Worthy, hy Po'80's, aud fir F. [
StaedifVbi h Mantorq, y yerrs o!J.
In (tdl New Marker, he received forfeit of rrtt 1
Heatheote's Warier, for 500 g*. acrofs the Flat, J
hall forfeit Fur thefe remarkable inftance* of >
fpeed and hottom in fo young a horfe, I refer rhe
reader to the daring Calendars for 1798 ’99 and
1 * jo. IVIL1.1AM LIG HTFOO V.
Sandy Point Feb. 1806 wtij
N. B. The feafon will comm-nce immediately
| LAND FORli.lLA.
THE subscriber is authorised to dis- j
| p *e of between two and three thousand a*
| ere* of I.AN II. situate in the county of Prince
Ge- tg'-, and known by the name of Oi.u Tows
on the following terms, to wit :—One fifth of
the purchase money to be paid down, and the
balance in four annual ins1 almrnts, to carry in
terest from the tim*-. of »*>—the payment
whereof mutt be secured bjr bond and mortgage
on the land. 1 hts land ?s distant from the
, town of Petersburg about 14 miles : froth lames
river 4 or 5 miles, and about 1 1 -2 from Nohle’a
; creek, which is nav gable for boats ttp to Pea.
1 chy’a mdl. Fhe soil is remarkably w*l| adapt*
ed to the culture of com. wheat and Tobacco,
and ;t,e greatest part of the tract is covered
wth fine timber- It will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers, and will be shewn to anv person
desiring to vievlt, by Vfr Drury I.ivesay, who
resides on it Prompt attention will be paid to
a ry communication *m the aabjeA, ducked to
the subscriber at Shirlev, in Charles City conn*
ty* b* t>o*f *o Granville mills wjm
Patrick Hem asu, agen* fwCh: Carter
1 af Shirley. Fab JO, Igftf,
i —mm mmm —i—sagCgHBMBB 5
The famous high blooded
i EngJiih Hort'e,
HAMJBL. KTON,
Bred by the duke of Graf,
ton* a beautiful bright buy,
near 16 hands high, of high
form and clegarce, riling 13 year* old, ia
good health nod great perfection, import
ed hy Wm. Lightfoot, c?q. of Charle* City
county, aad now hi* property j rtill ftnrd
the eufuiog fcafoo, at Temple Hill, on Mi
chum’* river, in Albemarle couuty, ten
miles above Charlottesville, withio 1 mile of
German's mill, and a miles of the brick ta
vern, ro cover mares at fix guineas thefea*
fon, for which a note will be required dif
cbargesble by the payment of twenty dol*.
| at any time before the l $:b of Sept, next,
when the feafon will expire, with one dot.
to the groom for each mare, paid at the fta
ble door. "co doll* the fingle leap, and
forty dollar* to infure a mare with foal.
Good and rxtenlive pc Outage, well eoc’o
fed. with a river and branches running thro’,
the Us; land affording a* good forward paf
ture* as any iu tbi* part of the country,
gratis. Servants that miy be fent with
mare* will be boarded for qne dollar per
week, aad mnrrs fed if required, ou re&fon
able term*. The utmoft attention psid &
care taken to prevent cccider. s, but w ||
not be refponGbie lor any that may happen. ’
CG* Anv gentleman putting five tnerei to 1
Hftmbletou, may fend mi; gratis.
JAMES KINSOLVING,
For V^7ii{iain Liglufoct.
Feb, J4, i8o5 wtf
PEDIGREE.
H*mb!elon was got J>y Dungannon, fire*
of Bedford (and one of 'he heft feus of O’ j
Eelly’g faaaorj Ec’ipfr, who-ost edremed
to be the hell hone in England of bis doy,
and Covered at fifty guinea* j-his dam by
Snap, fi^lrr to Jopife-, bred by Mr Crof%
! 773 —**er dam (Young Mar Gee's dsm) by
1> auk, iSrjrhnjtj Virfj M'-gtirtt, by Pirt»<*r(
Greyhound, Cuiwen, B»rh, L ird D’’,
Xrcy'e A'abiatt, Wmtefhirt, 0:d Montague t
nasre. Thttait appeal* he defrauded from!
the be'l running tie k in Engined.
PERFORMANCES.
Thi* liOrfe tti.kt very high a» a ra^C”, I
both for fpred and hoftotr^ as he proved i
faeeef<ful in ao race# before he left the turf J
4 o' which he walked over* n>>ne »rnft'
to Hart again* him In ^94, at H.mlj
hleton, Yorkshire, on U tdnrfijy, f»Tnr 1
14 h, he wort a Iwccptt lu-s of ten gj each !
•or 3 year plda, fix fubferiher*. two mile , I
beating Mr Be'hel's b f h; Magnhm
Bonum, Pierce’* bf by Voii. jt Ma»fk ,
Turner's Confederacy, & Craddock’s ch c
Lricefter York be won 30I for 3
Year olds, besting Low her’i b c Grflj "
Crompton’s ch c Ambufli, Shepperd’* Mad
cap, Ciifton’sb = Cedar,and G North's ch c
—even betting on Ambtifh ag*in"tbe held.
At Msuehefter^ in June, he won yo\ fori
3 year olds, two mile hettis, heating Fo
reigner and Loyaiift. At S'ockon, Sept
ao'b, he won a fweepftskct of 20g« each,
5 habferiber*, then Sir H* Williimfon’s pro- !
pe'ty, formerly Mr Hutchinfon’s beating
Field’s Hi^iiftyrr, out of Wren, and Tur
ner’g Delpine —In 1795, Hambleton won
five time*, to wit--a handicap plate of 50I. i
two mde heats, at 4 years old, beating In'-!
fefty Blacklegs, and Watkiie’ be 5 year9i
old. At Edinburgh, July 2Ctb. he won hi*:
majefty’a plare o< 100 ge. 4 years old 4 mile
hca'9, beating Pyebaid--ar.il cn the 23d
walked over the ground for £of all age*
and on the Z4'.h. 50 gs. for all ages, 4 mile
beats, beating G egfon's b h Atcber, 5
years old, Mr Peacock's ch g Farmer, and >
Mr Wilfon’s Creeping Kite At Dumfries
in Oflober, hr won 50! besting lord Dsrl
ing'.on’a b m ConlUnr.-!« 1796, Ham
bleton won at Kelfo, 5 h OAober, a purf*
of 50 g*. bentivg Mr Sailor s'Elstk Cork.
— In 1797 he -on 8 time*, to wit—a;. Mid- •
dleiianrt, in Y jrkftt e, a nwrepitake* of 10
g« each, 5 fuSfcrib-rs. 3 mile heats, beat
ing Merry Lad and Arthur. At Edin
bu-gh on Wedncldny th<* 26th, 50 gi for
all a.res^ besting Eliza Fox and Btifty. 1
On Friday the g8 h, lie ladies fubferiptioo 1
purfe of 50 g*. beating Fletcher’s Jiite, /\t
Vloatrofe in Scotland, Au ;nft, he walked
over the ground for s 50I plate -and slfo!
walked over the ground lor a fnbfcriotion (
of fol At Krifv, Odlober l6lh, for a
plate of 5* gs, he walk d over the ground
—■and alio hi* msj'tfy g ICO g* given to
the Caledonian Hum, for any harfe, fee.1
carrying 12 ft 4 mile ht»U, then 6 years,
old, he won sgaiuft Mr Wentworth’# Trim
bti'h. Pierrront’s 'Trimmer, aged, md Kin
caid’s He£W, aged—and Sat'jr.'ay follow ,
ing, a purfe of 50I. given by tie Hu-if,j
flee for any horfe, &c. beating FtrcW h &
Rolik«*r. At CsrhVe br won ico gr ot M
Sitwell, Ivating his h ( by Meteor ——- i
In 1793, he woo at Edinburgh, Atyuft. '
50I for all age*, beaming Mixwell’s Arab}1
a-id Mr Maule f Iliapopotanius- At Mott
trofe he won a plate of 50 gi. for all og:*
beating Pitfonbre and Contractor See
the tasiog calends™ for thr foregoing year*.
Wm, LIGH I’FOO T.
•hi.amirjutf^je‘js^aaaamaa^mmnaasa—m
THOR.
THE thorough br«d horso
THOH.mw in high health
and vigor; will stand theen*
suing season (to commence
thf first day of March and
• c,'d the first day of August)
a my j-aheat Tutkahre. fifteen miles above
Richmond, four days m 'ach week, vie f,om
*( neioay till Satu.day ; and Monday A Tues
l '!’|lt C*Tr Ande.ian Royster’s, near Gooch*
and cour thon*e; dhd will be let to mares at 12
/7 AA7’ "V,; d;rc,'*rM<l by the payment of ten,
‘JfiAiJmnil.n t*r i<rrt,',n t. twenty dcllars for intu.
caseCfif»ld hV° d,, i.arS h* sinsle lcaP‘ 1,1 «v, Tf
’ fifty cents to be paid to (ht poo||| and jhJ
The n™ Kr0,:,m m°nC) ’° Le scnl wilh ,he mare*
lh* P*8 ur»* 3™ excellent, extensive and under
hut 1 c,|OMJrt‘’» *"‘l «-very caie shall be taken,
dents "r"0’ f.,r escapes or ££
dents. Cram w.ll be hirnished at the rra.l et
i thS2^>*;4 *' *«•>
h.Th °iR ’ *. ' b*7' fu!i fii,ctn bands and »
!.i,e,,'*ndofreat‘t"r8 h a,‘d btauiy and
g six rears old. His lorm and his bio. d , a«
him 7':” ^ j*C •> entitl#
l*uktd wiih cl*e fiist horsrs in th*
•p * . , PWtLlP ROGERS
1 uckanoe, 25;h Feb. 1806.
PEDIGREE.
here5,7 cert.ll> »»'>' «hc horre calletJ Thor,
e% w i* r°?T7 °f Thom” M- Randolph,
mJ, 3 ,r°al1^ Prof»'‘f«y «n the m. mh of
ted ho A d v"u>F°*b>' the. celt bra«
ed ho.sa Hionied i his itam by Old Wildairs
rtJ' ?™kf*.•*«*>
ir»\!5S3 S ‘'*nd,m 07 h
... . . George .V. Skiftn.itA.
Hickory Hill, I2th Feb 1806. H<t
^ SLAVES FOR SALE.
\/\/ ^UL be sold, in obedience to an
* °,f lKC FcbfT,‘1 C™«. ^ Thursday
the 20»h day cl this month. in ihe town of Car.
tcrsville, six likeiy ualuab e NEGRO FEL.«
HOWS, two plough boy, t,„j r nvg o Wornan
w,,h her two children, hel mging to the .state of
Thos Ai Fleming. e q die A cedit w,fl >>•
given until the 25th day of Decemb-r next op- **
on the pu.chasct’s giving bond with a,.proved
secu-ity. carry ing imereat from the dM« if no*
punlUwily paid.
Edward Boliincr, ex’r.
March lsr. 18-.6. 6 /
b.VL>L Ai AULi 1‘JN. *
ON Saturday the 29th inst. will
be sold, at auflion, on the pr*. misc, n u«»
iirsvioublv d'sposcd nf at private ■ a'e,
A HOUSE A.ND HOT
On AAocioe lit it.
The lot cotiiaiiii 'ig about one quarter o',a
acre, firms part of wliat is commonly c;o:<d
Jaekcon's sq.iaie and a joins Mr. Wm. N e’»
garden. I« isnell nil ti and ha, a w el ..f
escell’.n. wa er u < n 5. and i;i sfuatir.n is a»
tle*i.ab e as a*.\ >n ti:a i.» i . t „ •> _
. toe is ntar.j ffiubed and w.il calcuw.ed *..p
he con:lor able accommoda i n <,t a .-i> a;t farm
I he tciitia w ii: L>'. irtu.Jt known ow the
of sal*.
I AYLOit Jt BLOW N, Aut'ionee>t.
Match 3. 1306. ltis
New-York Grant! Literature
LO ri'KKY, No. 4.
jjU‘7 UOniSE/j by atiaetoftbe Legi*latnret
• nd Payment vf pOne* gua .in era by sbetn—
Positively begint drawing m Afay rent.
2.5,000 Dollars,
10,00*0 Dollars,
5*000 Dollars,
UIGURS 7 PRIZE.7.
Ticlet*. Halve*, §**arte * aid E.gbtbs, are nod
telling in a g eat va-iety oj number*, at
G tsr R. VV A i I F.’h
T,uly fortunate Lottery Office* No 64 and No. 38,
Maiden-Lave Neva X.rk
Where war told in tbe two latt lottc its the HIG FT
PS! PRIZE in each, amt otbr c piui. to an
enarm rat amount among*! vobteo wrmeJ- luru itg.
No 17*99 (highest ue; IS 000 d Kara
No 3919 liighjit ptuaj 20 OtJ-J (lr . nr*
No 15593 3 OC0 dollars
No 159(4 2 000 dollar*
Mo 25. 96 2 tOO dollar*
No 23573 2 000 dollar*
No 3973 1.000 do!'*r#
No 20555 3 (00 .loti* *
No 2 J.11.5 1 (HO (i»ll'4rv
He tine* a great number bf 5f‘0 2 0 101 a UaP
prize* ife •
*,* Distant advents-c * by for* a dt-g bank
note vf an* dtscnpu.m in letft . fiot’ pa.a t„ G.
UT R. I’/oite, ptoy l-tie ttcbrt* am. *i arts tent tbr n%
to any amount, v ith the utmost f-u ciunti'y and
p- ft a tafety to any part of the U ited ft ate*, and.
tbe earlier aitvict will be sent of tbeir tuccet*. —
P-ice of ‘Tither* 5>rr<i Dollars.
New lire Teb un v l6rA 1306 p„
NLIL M1COU1jL,
l>a» received by the late arrival* from I.ovuo#
and Ltvt
HIS USUAL SUV Vl.Y OF
Fall & Winter Goods.
Richmond, tOUi Ofl.h.r, 1801 jf rf
Domestic 1 ticycloth Jin ami j ink
er in's Geofpraf/.v.
SFVr.RAi.f f be.n.h'cr b. -Mt'ti . I'm*t?t;*pjry
KNCYCMiFP.UI A, ai d l’l> K.i H ION'i
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cs ■ V" hr vvorl * in iq.vj e volume, at th jr
cane ow. have iie.;l»<JV.*i to .*11 f.v, the la f Y*d»
til c *nst*<|.ieoct *>f wrl. t* .. wtirohrr i f bro
ken set* renvv r» on h.vntl; vih *n'*Crikt are
eatncvlv **>Ii ited to Send fit t e vl* wanted
tnrrrn* l.;ie Iteii t >pie*. or triton ib<»*e in their
tK>*S(r»,i n f r which the printer hereof w ijr
.the o the c.v.h if tf Ma*ch 6 J
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p f All f rejiii ah e co >nej.ior« ih*ut th#
I rV ar'' of 14 or 15 yean vvn -i ih- taken 'ion
* -> rentier i mm 1 < l>m. it-jj btnineea, an the 1
i ofiiwO ot ;bc Vv.gmia A;gu*.
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