Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1805-05-08 00:00:00, page 4

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OSCAR,
—-sixteen hands hiji'i, iinport
j, e i Uy m • »a»t summer. after having tccn
'urn the year before, and satisfied myself as to j
Vis rtptftatirn, i» now in fine health lulled vigor (
ami muscular strength, and will be lot to marcs,
tire ensuing season.my stables,In CbanM s-ity j
'county, Sandv Point, at Six Gniueut ms j
which mar be disc n urged l»y tins payment o *“■
G:u..ra*. on or before the tenth d»y All»™
n^.-i j 7'dree Guinea* the leap, anti 'i e:> ,e in.ure i ^
a fo n • i }J»!ar to the groom. Pastuws as «<• (
trnsive as .»/ in the sta-cand ~ "£f ,
■for natural c-ass, especially 'hr wl» ec • .
whiT^ound* to » wondenk «•*_* J
moTuii.- of April. May a.sJ Juue. * »r* j ‘
ter har/v-at, ihat succession ct crabBnd other
gnut, which so plentfnlir take* tlace here, I
ivillb’ afforded, with ♦msrtninmeut or servant#, | 1
free lVoni charge. Ho liability for In Junta- v
ry escapes, nor will ; ue responsiblc.nr any inju- J >
nes or accidents which may not be the result ot .
wa.itun iicglefl or abuse, as 1 htt»i vc my word (
to the public, that no pains nor as»du:ty shall be j *
wanting o« my jsart to tender ttlifttttcn, w Uh- |
out rvs, c.' to }*.‘*<o*u, to every .ent.eman whe
thinks Kt. iiwesiethr miw, This v* t
r« r> -»xv-.*,Hire- »**it voise r*. when i amir--. I , ’
. i; *■ a v v:-e> rntuff* urv.w at-jb ■< •one "'Mask ‘;
p.'.«hn») muh wtrtflvoifc'mittnilHt.tv&dteb aft.ft'ow t^c
>ir, ip" ^tiy- ,r ojtn w,«» vync.'tne fr n*„ tj *
i>, K*rrU; i)t *i1|yj»it ua ^ t^tv*- tftsfe 8 ‘
mot ,'itivcti. *»♦•*/»•«• bus niL/nt lunt -toiu us.
■ ,'r -ug-rtjii't • -<it*T >xs iieniMt ii iiiitinilium
.ta 1 > yW(MrtlipiilBMit|b. ’%»titihjymuti :
oififteUnru * t tVl‘. ;Ht#^>lP0'*Hi tfi» leilb pip.-,.
an •. toil t>i ,n ffi*«.. t)t ‘ i-4^ ll fv ((•UJliVitfc* in -tyilO
Ci i>. 'Wi veer t>«vhi4i,» , i>«-t. itsttutii tu a
htiTUBht i.ir-r s vi« .,
i ’. .voii'nl » ••U'Jasvr OjiftvU i<ocTf|»vum rf
'btr»*,(ki *UHs*tirtlJltfK<f»1CU',hose onutuntm w/lu
v.Muit * u.,*ieri'Sr«.iy tup ir.t«, lui ti.tiltt utotnpt
I{itltilHt«)itittnittititius, 'nitiitilitmiiim, li nvilc 1
tti'j regMu rrrjy'naiMuaiiTiiiiBliini rrfTTlitiTi nrmi iyt
ttuoe vnu tiltitl iliunvetiits uuinpeumi uh *
tHitaiagsdi 'an S.itruor fear 'hitnacuitv lit. nitrec*
•t v ii! urn bn Aiermtu ntfn.M.'ujxntrtiii a, 18' 1
ira Hindi ism. il**t elitn if sanus.
_ abs ,;o.'.n. oruwrr wu rm* >e Sal- 1
is*-K >ieidbi4i/,i[vM eu'bttMt
of '.,’inicrr,*Hvia»go>i nrtri;—h iisetjiy
Itijr.Flyer—.jp.avam by Herod—great gran. ,1
dam (Misi MUdeon) by Ucgulus—great great , '
grsn Ism (Camilla)by a son of Ray Rolton, Bart
let's Childers, Il'>tty wood's Arabian, dam of i ‘
thcjtwo True iltues* j *
In 179 '. at New-Markct, at there rears olds
h' won a h?.nrlicsp sweepsrahr* of Va guinea, I
each, tw* year old cwirst’., beating L-orti Clcr
noat’i ~k c ; \ Drunator, rr.r Howarth's be]1
Jlv . p*,- AJaTis’A f Cyprcus, tnr Watson’s j
f 13> ;' y ; twotconeon Oscar.
h- iUi.ii of Oak and other*,running
ih _r it.:*
In l'.*9. he won the Ofttlsndt Stakes of fifty
gv.-neu-‘ich, h tt ditch in (It) wbicribmj heat- '
i .~I^id CVrosvencr’s ch t 1 .adv Bud, mr Heath. '
t dbc Warier, Sit F. StamltsVs hr c Siam
forx'v RH IV,rand'* Plav or I’ay, mr Cookson’a
hk A »r •rosi*', Lord Clermont's b h Aintator, *
i -r: G. C?r*ma»ttS bh b> Jupiter. The judges
tr-: -■ ydace the first Rve.
21 )'i ', the seme yfar, he won at Bracke* 1
fl*2l. Six' f:-r *»". *grs. hears about one mi!*- and '
a oct-;w, bee tr.g Sir Cint’es Dunbary’* Com. •
but .:, A »e*r» ■ .d. mr How.»’* Saddler, 5 veura j
o i.
La O . ^ber, he won the Oit artls stakes, of j
53 gu ~eas each, (IS luUs.TifacrT ) heah.sg mr i
Tharpe's b c Chippenham, Mr W7.tat«t»»n'tb
Co* lias sard ,ent of Rachel, L.md ClrTmrnt’s A
m?.'tyr, Lord Grosyrnor’a ch f Lady Ikill, Sir
C Bunbury's Wrangler, Sir F. l’ocl?'* b f by
Liii.-on. :r.' Howard'sSpeculator. mrl,a lorok, ’«
II on. .ug The judge could only place the first 3.
In ISOd, at New*Marker, April 14th he won
the Craven .takes, of 10 guineas each, across the
F'»t, ~:4 yean oid. ceret ing 8 stone 91b*. free for
a : *ce». -ting the Duke of Grafton's I. c First
Fruits, I.ord Clermont's b r. by Met«r>r» mr
Cookson's br h Diamond, r.ir Cover.trj’s b c
Vohaiie, mr O'Kcllcj’s Grey Pilot, mr Duand’a
11 tmvthoottdra, (fate Princess) ntr Dashveod's
Pltjr or Pay, an 1 Sir F. Standi,h’s hr c bj Sir
P ar, out of Storage. Tiie judge could only |
j>iace the first five. I.yen betting, Oscar ag»ust :
the field.
T»i the Rttme month and place, he won a sub
scription plate of 30/. treating Mr H. Heaihcote’t
ch f. Georgians, mr bl. f. Cui*, mr
O'Selley’s Antrim, Lord Clermont’s ch c Ver- j
naior, mr Goldmg'i b c by Balloon, mr Travis' ,
Ball* tin a, mr Perrin's Fi.arro, and Lord Gros* J
venor's r.h c by Hue:—rd. The jo *ge could only
place the fir'.: tb»e.\7 to A, on Ovar.
He was second best for the King's plate of .
100 guineas." fot four yews "Id, carrying 11 stone,
rtinnm* *£amst Sie>". Poll’s Worth/, bv Pot- I
V and b F.fc'-andish’sbr h Stanford, 5 years |
. old.
!n OdoVr, He «»Market, he rrcfreed forfeit
rf mr Hra'-.cote’# Wt.rter, for 500 guinea*. a
siv.sths flat, halt forfeit. For thcne remarks.
)>.£• inttanee* r.f spred miM bottom, in so young a
l.or^e, I refer the reader tuth; Racing Calci.dat*
lor 1796, V», and 1890.
William Lightfoot.
'Ifndv Point’, February; 1§95, wdijy
N. J). The Season wiil commence immediately
W. WARALAW'
TS n(rtv opening at his shop on the !
Mk in #fr€?f *'i Rtciinv**rl. nppn^itt Mr, Tj
w'» Vt.wlw# a U ;e iryorr^tlJr* erf
ME D i (,' I N E S,!
H<-iv«ive»J direfll'’ fair London, also n £m»r*l *4.
■■ c/.v, tNirjfUMKtfrs,
SHOP l . EMITi/UK, MEPHITIC AIR M.U
CHtf/MS, r;:;:r *Ml>TClt*HS,l3c. l?e.
f •*»’ ® *» <en»rnn to t*rp at ail times, atfipply
tor Gatiuti* Mrdjeiric*. sufficient to answer the
Ctoit't Joartndi aifco v ;l be sokf low for cash |
ors^ •'99 usual unJii to ;1i,h* who e-illg'uc hiiu c
autu 1 r.i ay :jrv..-<■* . nnflnaliiy. ,
;rr ij. t • wff 11
1 ■ ’ ^ii,Tv,V~ <f
r~r •— 9
Prbvlr- Materials for Sale.
I
FooUc*. and H .-my ’ Jhuw* c^’1’ !<
. rrf-7;nfin --:»
Jl pfiw’ Restore, Ricbr,^ ',a~r1e,r \ p
P h N K N I V K S, L
" uiah will be so,4 by tha sirg!* «r 4o,,«* 1t
. lit
* • »r . ■
, C.u-t r.mi 3tffff/ii $ia&*,
buzzard,
y V 5k CO famous Urge!ring ca
7 O l*k*l rzcm. '* ju;^*rr*
r\r vr j from London, *•"*J*!*1
k li—i’-JU cover marcs at my
Greenville county, on Nottoway river,
miles brimv where the «>«t W
it at the lower Cot Bank bridge, at
i. <*»• a ^‘°he ufuTof
Shy the pavn^ent of forty dollar. * but nodi,
count xx ill be made if paid after that day *«
* x n n is a chesn't hor.e of good size. and of ex
cdte,<t blood: for his beauty, shape and appear,
ince I leave others to decide; as a racer, tht
[Calendars declare him most capital, having won
•ml generally at Nexv-Matkct) 34 races lie is
indwnedly .mungthe best stallions that has e.
rr appeared in England, for the proof of which
brg ieavc to refer gentlemento the Racing Ca*
■ nu.tr* of that countiy, and which ate to be seen
t his s'.tnd.
In 17&i>, the first of Buzzard's stock appeared
n the turf j in that year he had five winners, in
BOO he had seven, In 1301 he had fourteen, (se
eral of those won 7 and 8 times ea. h in that
ear) in 1803 he had sixteen winners, ami in
8*3 he had twenty-one. This is the last CeJen
ar that has come to hand. It is to b<* •'hseived.
tat Buzzard's stock have very generally rtm at
lew -Man.ri. (where ait the best horses go] awd
»any of them have proved uncommonly gxrod
»cer» : srwigthem are IftMV-hy Lwx, Het. l*or>
r*'jtav. Quia, 8*rrni*e. Malt*. Mernman, So.
ixt x, Mht BaVy. and a gveat many others : It
i also t>he vbimoi. that •»Sisl'ionis England
ui a, -wavy winners l* l ^ 3, V* arreu. a* Bus
aid 5 a£—t w hatoei kenr S»^IV«rTw«e
ml at, < 6Mu9Kt*,Yk«mpeMK-t&Kt«nie*d) .John
hul frmeimx. ^u»»tfngb<K«st*Y fJurteex. Yxara*
sur line,, amt Want Urn YVmc Ycese* sc* ac
►•nmtfcuged; !Vy slf gyiKinmun tMimtust w d bcSts
tnr..tft hr thu m«c Strri’ -Ma iuw us. I ■•%;••.*1 —
fii.;.ut»ft‘»x»a isjRi. v«t| jpvmudi a y*.iA scabmas
br-whicil irmucnta H beg <*nx* ess eexatatnuinii tana
trni»i;i5ft5 >« guntUnmia aS'-^ta tasidC, ami tadh »
ilutwto Hast* vraill !>• «d! aramat, mm iiattu^a^ Wt
u ipnitdijuiyumojt at! if.3 attack *iT tv awi; rs
Min..
Ctt. lito-dw'ear* xLhvr aa—cazaed •aitzrd’r
aril* v»iir Kit rwer t The great vwtae of rhu
lime villi, I cwic. « is : ^gr for the pr.ee
itt is 6a rw: ar. Wwr I wtds gentlemen to
-me a"'} r.tw him. and see t,tem:«»ves the per
entass c* bis colts in the calendars, and 1
rrpe he7 wHI admit he does not stand tco high.
Good pasturage gratis ; servants who attend
he mates boarded at 10*6 a week i corn furnish*
d at the market price, and the greatest attention
>aid to the mares, but-no responsibility foracci
ler.ts or escapes. Notes for ten guinea: will be
ixpefted with the rnares by
NATHANIEL RI/ES.
March, 1505.
N. B. The season will commence tie 15th
nst. and end th: 1st of August. Y. R.
PEDIGREE.
*• I her**hy certify, that the chcsnnthone Buz
:arrl, late the property of Christopher Wilson.
'•rq. was bred by me, and that he was jot by
IVoc.dpecker ;hia dam by Dux, out of Cariosity,
»y Snap —ftegnlu*, Sic. •Curi-u.iiy was the dam
>f Pantaloon, justice, Faith, &c.
“ EGHEMONT.
Teste, james WeatRirbt.
*,* RuxrAxo has arrived at his stand, in high
heal in and spirits K. Rives
March 50. 1805.
The rto.Vd and much •dmtrrd Am, t *hlforaet
KNOWS LEY,
IMPORTED in i8ot,
by William Lightloot,
of Charles City county j
where he flood two years,
lh? laft year he ftc >d al
Cape. Wm* Lewis’s* m Dimnddie c«unty
made capita! fcafoas, and proved himfclf a
fure foal getter. He is a fine bay, fifteen
hands three i»tue* high, aioe years old lift
May, in great perfe&ion, sad as to mufeu
lar (Length and beauty, not inferior to
any horfe in the date. He is th* only
horfe in this country that has woo four
king’s plates in one year ; this he did in
tfipo ; See Racing Caiendae for that year.
Notwiihflaoding this St other useaceptiona
b!c evidences of K.no»fley*t fuperior worth,
yet a perfonsl view of bifc will be bis bell
iecornmeodst ion,
KOWSLEY will Asad ibetsfaiog fca
fon, at William Wno,.’a;n AtVemarle coun
ty, ten miles above Chariott.efviUe, to cover
mares at Six Guineas the feafy,>, for which
notes will he expelled, difchargeable by the
p^ynKtiDof Twenty Dollars, on or before
the r jth of September next j Thr/r? Gui
neas the leap, and Ten Guinea* to infure a
mare to be in foal, wi;h One Dollar for
etch mare to the groom / which, with the
Inp money, mull be paid when the marc is
covered. Extenfiv; palturage gratis, and
f.Mvsnts fent with the mares boarded at 9*.
a week. Mares may be fed as direfted, st
the market price of grain, and all poflible
care taken to prevent accidents or efcapes,
-___r r . _r
MW »lur mny uw IT.aJ |.3p*
pen. The feafon will commence the »oth
of March, and expire the 10th of Auzuft
next.
WILLIAM WOODS.
JAMES KINSOLVING.
February, 1805.
P. «S. Any gentleman putting fix marei
hall have one covered graiia. *
i'EDIGREF.r—Given by I.ord Derby in
the foUnvrhtg worda, viz :
‘*1 do hereby cettify, that the bay horfc
ailed JCnow/ley, late the property of the
’rmce of Watei, waa bred by rue. He wa*
0* by Sir Peter 1 'curie, out of Capet!*,
nd waa fit ycari old loS Mar, and no more
(Signed) DEKBY, (ixai..)
•* Knowfley, June 15, i8or.
Capella waa bred by gen. Parker, Foaled
1 *773* * g*>t by Herod out of Mifa Cape*
f Kegultn, Blackey?#, by Cnb, War
ckj Galloway. £re general flod book*
?! 4°' ^,r Tcaxle waa got by
I'ghflyer in 1784; fee fame book, pa.
* Highflyer waa got by Herod ; fee j
ioi | aod fo on betray be traced thro* 1
noble line of aaceflnrs for age* paft with*
h a tingle flaw in hi# genealogy, either 00
it* male or female fide.
i *pjT';f extraordinary horfc: an wnh grca>
I credit at * r«r* •W » *l s h* PToyrd fuc’
' cefulul, and fo continued until the 1*11 of the
[year 18co- 1“ »8o* l,c Mraa ptfrclufed for
me and fent to Virgiuia. In 1798 he won
fa fwrepflakce of 20 guinea*each, for 3 year
old*, 8 fubferiber*, o«ce round the ground,
bearing Mr Pierce’* fc c by Welaur, fir H.
T Vane’* Pulh Forward, fir H. William -
fon’* Stripling, Mr Fletcher’* gr c Camper
down, Mr G. Cronpton4* c Bafto, and
lord A. Hamiltoo’s I g by Spadille, out of i
Snow Drop ; fee Cabndar for 1798. . He j
alfo won the member * plate of 50 guinea*
for 3 and 4 year otca, betting lord Der- ;
by’* 4 year old coir Diomcd, 5 to 1 on •
Knowfley, who waathea Mr Field’* pro- j
petty ; ice Calendar fer 1798. He alfo;
won a fwecpftske* fer 3 year old*, beating
Mr Garforth’a b c ry Spadille, and lord
A. Hamilton’s b c by Spadille ; fee Calen
dar for 1799.
la May 1799, Yotk. On Tuefday
May a 8, a fwcepftakea of 20 guineas each
7 fubferiber*, then the property of Mr.
<*•* «roa by lCnofley, beating lerd
Fir* withies’* c h Wonder, 5 years old, lord
Hamilton *a cb ' by Walnut, fir Thomas
Cafro.iguc'a Maid of the Mill, and John
Robmtoa'* b c Abraham Ncwland. On
Thorfday the 301b following, be alfo won
the 4aad plate of 51J gtocti, for 4 year
old*, beat'eg ir*\i A. HamStoo’a b c by
SpadCle, Mr Gatfrrtkb aare Carolina, 6
m?i ok!, krJ BcflmrVa dk b Matter j
i Raheet $ yaara )t W—anttPa Bar- •
atky, *»i XL% J, A »iu'a jp* klittk Soatt, 1
l 5 rears o&d ; ieo Caitrs&xr tec t ^
| is jaw »8co (G--‘Ori) toe Prtooe oil
Wales owned tim and woa the Hcgb plate j
for 4 year o!dr. of too guise** ; to ftoue ,
• 4 IS*, four mile heats, and beat lord Done
gall’s b h by Pol8o*a; Sec Calendar for
, 18co, ps. 35.
Winchefler, July 8. Hi* majefty’* plate
f of l-oo guinea*, wns run for and won by
Knowfley, beating lord Donegall’s b h by
Pot 8’oa, 5 year* old, and fir’F. ErehV* b
h Afparagut, 5 year* old—fix to four on
Knowfley.
Lewes, Aognft 12, 1800. The king’*
plate of too guinea*, 4 mile heat*, was won
by Knowfley, beating lord Donegall’* ch c
Fugleman, 4 to l on Knowfley, Thurfday
following he won a fubfeription of 10 gui-.
neao each, beating Mr. Dursnd’a Bcllifiimc ,
and Mr Ladbrook’a Humbug ; fee Calendar
for 1800--78 and 79.
Litchfield, on l’hurfday, September 9,
he won the king’* plate of too guineas, 3
*1 _ 1 _ _ r____u. • . n ii 1
! tliuw KJVaW*| »V/l } 7vni V'vnj won JIMg *%uinc (
7 pound*, healing Mr lleiciug’a b h Piero ;!
j ten to one on fcoovrfley.
This borfe cofl me oti landing io rhia coun
try upward* of £ 700 fterliug, and even at
thia price it was with difficulty he could be
obtained ; for my 1 gent informed me, he
could have fold him for 170 guineas more
than the original purchafe, which evidently
proves the high eftiraation he was in.
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOr.
CERTIFICATES.
; We* whofe names are hereunto fubferib
, ed, do certify that we hare bred colts from
1 KtiotTfur, (or feen of bis get,) that they
i are of fine Gze and form, and from their pjc
fent appearance bid fair to make capital hor
; fes, either for the turf or any other fcrvice.
1 We alfo believe him to he as fore a foal get
ter as any horfe io the ftate. Given. andcr
, ou- hands, dec. January, i8cjf,
) John Coles, ir« Geo. W. H. Minge,
! Walter Colea. Major Willcox,
Milea Seiden, fr. Geo. Cocke.
I Miles Seldco, jr. Jamca Stewart,
j John Edloe. John Cbrfftun/
j E. P. Charaberlayne, Hamlin Willcox.
• John Roane, jr. Wm. Southall,
i C. Harrifon. John Colgio.’
; John Mirge,
I do hereby certify that in the fpriog,
1803,1 fiwand took particular notice of a/
number of colts, which were in pollute
where the imported Stirling then flood— a
I confiderable proportion of them by import
■ ed horfea, among which were feveral of
Knowfley’sj and tho’t them equal if not pre-1
| ferablc to any that were there. Given on
: der my band, Ac.
} BRIGHTBERRY BROWN. 1
. Albemarle, Jao. t, 1805. (w3t) j
HART AND SOUTHGATE.
main street. Richmond,
I OJer for Sale, lore for Catb or Negotiable Notes.
'! JFP? " l™ 7 .rntity.
«• V aPAKn?Cj,r- ^ *** W,ci"r barrel.
* If,™?Nf>r’ A:u,srua XVMt WINES,
(Til)LR by tbc barrel.
Rat IRON ami CASTINGS, Sole I FAT NCR *
SPJfiu/S a, THREE STINE nlryZf™’
LAND L U; by tU baa. S JU**'
SUGAR by lie barrel nr retail.
E 'b ROCFR/k <?** 1/ ^eral •*"*fment of\
Ricl-monrl, M»th 12, 1005, £w/y~|
j 1‘OU sauT ”
One Moiety of a Brick Tenement,
t F p,rt °f fh“ cH7 of Richmond, co„~
1 miring of » two t.ory home wuh» .tore and
| Counting room on th; Jower floor anri c ~ I
.i*. (crr^r *,.jr
I ?*»•»%«lidding to tiem 'makl(l, a|, ,hi r-Zf
pr.vato) and a ceH.rnndcr the iho|e hr.me™
I rahr,*r "?jy \»^*r.wye, Kitchen. Stable for i
; A cmt.ideraMe credi will hr *;ve„ for two
of the poreha^rnon-y.-For father particular,
enquire of the prlntri. * wtf J
A FEW CQF IKg 0p
the laws
Patter! at the last aestion of the General As.
tcmiltj of Virginia, are for tale at
thit OJT.ee.
T'./relkU, ft> 1F/7?
At a Chancery District Court held iu
Williamsburg^ the 27lh day of Oc
tober, 1801.
John AtniiW and William P. Harms, ex-n
ecutors of Willram Wilkinson, pus. J gj
Agaiiut f |
William Shermer, deft. J *3
' T *H E defendant net having entered his appear
X ance and given security according to the
aits of assembly and the rules of this court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the com that
be is not an inhabitant of this country t On the
motion of the plaintiffs by theircounsel, It it or*
fared, that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of the next term and answer the bill
of the plaintiffs; and that a copy of this Older be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper of the city
of Richmond for two months successively, and
[lotted at the fiont door of the former capitol in
this city
A copy—Teste,
ANT’r. ROBINSON, C. te.
In Henrico County Court, February
5th, *1805.
Robert Brooke, complainant.*^ tp
AOAtXST .
Wills Cowper, andminisrrator of JohnS.g
Cowper, deceased, and Henry liovey, J §
• i defendants.J m
THK defendant William Cowper
not having entered his appt at ance and giv
en security according to the ait of assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to the
MUsfa&ion of the court that he is not au inhabi
tant of this commonwealth : On the motion of
the com*'!aintn» by his counsel. It it ordered, that
the said defendant do appear here on the first
M inday in July next and answer the bill of the
said complainant ; and that a copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some one of the news.*
paperspuSlithed in the city of Richmond for two
month* successively, and posted at thf door of
the courthouse,
r«;r> ADAM CRAIG, c. e.
.PROPOSALS
For tarrying Mailt cf tie United Slatei, on the
fnllocsirg Put Fnadt, taill i-e received at the
G-r.ertU Fott*Gfice in Wiubirgton, nntil the
tenth day of July next inclvtirc.
IN VIRGINIA.
179. From Randolph c. h. to Frank
lin Va. once in two weeks.
Leave Pendleton c. b. every other Thursday
at 6 a m and arrive at Randolph c. h Ly 11
a m. Leave Randolph c. h. every other Thurs
day at 1 p.m. and arrive at Pendleton c. h. by
6 p. m.
180. From Prince Edward c. h. by Hunter's
tavern, to Lynchburg once a week.
Leave Prince Edward c. h. every Saturday at
Ci a m.andanivc at Lynchburg on Sunday i,y f>
p m. Leave Lynchburg every Monday at 6 a m.
and arrive at Prince P.dwardc. h. by 6 p in
181 From Campbell c h by Pittsylvania c.h.
to Danville once in two wecl.s.
• v»m|nwiv. tvu; umrr mvraay ui
6 am and arrive nt Danville on 1 ucaday by 6
p m. Leave D.mville.every other Wednesday
at 6 a m; and arrive at Campbell c, h. on Tluns.
day by 6 p m.
NOTES. N
1. The Post-master General may expedite the
mails and alter the times of arrival and depar
ture at any time during the continuance of the
contrails, he stipulating an adequate compe-s*.
tion for any extra, expense that may be cceasiored
thereby.
2 Fifteen minutes shall be allowed for open
ing and closing the mails at all offices where no
particular time is specified.
3 For every thiny minureedelay (unavoidable
accidents excepted; in arriving after the time
prescribed in any contrail, the coniraAor shall
forfeit cne dollar; ana ii toe delay continues un« I
til the departure ofr.ny depending mail, whereby I
the mails destirrd for each depending mail lose j
a trip, an additional forfeirrre of live dollars I
j shall Ire incurred.
4 Ne wspapers as well as letters ere to be sent
; in the mail; and if any person making proposals, I
desires to carry newspapers, other than those
conveyed is the mail, L»r his ow.r emolument, he [
must state in his pfoposaT# fer what turn he will
catvy with the emolument, and far what sum
without thit emolument.
5. Should any person making proposals desire !
an altetaticn of the times ofarrival and departure *
above specified, he must mate in Ids proposals :
the alteration desired ,ard the difference they will ;
mak* fn the trrife* of the co rtraft.
6. Persons making proposal! are desired to
state their prices by the year. Those who con- !
trail will-receive their pay quarterly in the months
of August, Novernlcr,February anJ May, |n one
month after the expiration of each quarter
7. Nnother than a free whi-o person shall be
employed to convey the mail.
B. Where the proposer intends to convey the 1
mail n the body of a stage carriage, he is desired !
to state it in his proposals.
9. The Host-master General reserves to him
srl f the right of declaring arly tmirraA at an rn<l
whenever three failures happen which amount to
the loss of a trip r acb. • - .
10. The contrails for the above routes are to !
be in operation on the first d*y of of OAolwr next, 1
and arc to continue in force fflfr two year*
r.irteoM i
G*we«Ar. Po»T-OrricB, i
_ It'ntbinjtm Cit/i 2i fjb'Haey , \f 05. wGt
TO i‘E S>! L)s 1
B’. v,rttie of .1 deed of trust executrd by John j
Fox.jr. to the subscribers, for the purpose of '
securing to Thorn as Fox the payment of sundry i
rlebta therein rprr ifird and of rreot'tin the covrn y •
court of King William, Eivbt nr Ten
L I K E L Y SLA V E S,
For resdy m-mey, at Mrs Sally nrrtvrv’s Ta
vern in the county of King William as aforesaid. *
oit Thursday the ninth of May next, if fair, or
the next fair day, by
I
1 nZ Wrt. coivity,. Ap. ii 'Jtn, 1^ -5. wtdo*
SWEET STRINGS,~
MONROE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
□OBT-.RT DOUTHA r inform-; the1
public, he will keep the Sweet Sfiritigt i
wo ensuing Seasons, and will be sup. |
plied with every cotivcnicncy the situ Alios
•f Inetn will admit of, on his former terms. •
He hns enlarged his Stables, and 1ms tin- !
proved his Jloii*es nnd Cabins so t»a (o
make them much more comfotublc than
they were heretofore-IU w»il have an J
assortment of
DRY GOODS
suitable for the season, w3m
The subscribers r.re ;rt nrivr'.cc^r.te .
want of tcu Toni or the-.-eaboti’ii.hlclean
Merchantable Hemp,
For which tliey will give a liberal price in ersh.
PROSSER & MQHCORZ.
Kichmprtd, Aptil 26, 1805_w4t
NOTICE. | ~
IHF.ItkltY forewarn the public from
crediting my wif; BETSEY TODD, upon .
my account, r.t I shill not be responsible for any >
debt to be contta&cd by her af er the present date,
William Todd.
AptH «2d, 1805.(St*)
TO REi»T OR LEASE. FOR TEN OR
TWELVE YEARS,
A Lot of LAND, ,
No. 81, in the town of Manchester Enquire of
Dr. B. Du-Val, or, B'm. Rieba'Jton.jr.
February 22. \
FJUND,%*m Saturday tlie 2d inst.
a Red Morocco POCKET BOOK, which
the owner may get by applying to the subsbriber
and paying for this advertisement.
James Bootwright.
Richm'-*'d, Match 4 h, 1805.
Richmond Academy Lottery.
THE subscriber being appointed by the Tnir.«
tres to colled all monies due on the sales cf
Tickets in sud Lottery, requests those jndibtcd
for the time to make immediate payment to hint
at the Land Office.
Prizes will Se taken in discharge of any ir.o*
ney due the Trustees, or for tickets in the second
Class.—He is authorised to pay ail prizes after*
the 15th May next.
WILLIAM PRICE. »
March 2?d, 1805.
[BY AUTHORITY.)
R IC H M O N D**ACADEMY
LOTTERY.
CLJSS A'* If.
4000 Tickets At 10 dollars each, dolls. 40000
1 Prize of . dolls. 10000
1 of ... 5000
5 of dolls. 1000 5000 *
20 cf 500 10000
50 of 100 5000
50 ef 50 2500
100 of 35 ' 2500
- -4COOO
227
ftrstdraawn ticket after 500 aredrawn.dols. 500
after 1000 50)
after 1590 5<X>
after 2900 1090
aftrt 2500 1000
after S0C0 1000
after 3500 1Q0O
af'ca 3950 10000
The above Lottery will certainly commence
drawing the first Monday in November,or soon,
cr, if the tickets arc sold.
ti > 3 X i " 15
TO the highest bidder, for ready money, on
the 17th May next, at the dwelling house
of Dai.ifl Wilson, jr. ir. the county of Amelia,
by virtue of a deed of trust, executed ta us by the
said Wilson, to aeeuie the payment of a sum
therein expressed, to John Chafiin, the property
therein contained, consisting of about
35 Negro Slaves y
Nine Horses, and Sto'k of every kind—or sty
mn^fr thereof as will be ^efficient to pay the raid
debt, interest and costs—aiui if thesrme shotf*
not he sufficient,the Tit ACTo.vLAND, where/*
on the said Wilson lesidcs, conta cting about 1300
acres, with all necessary houses, v^Ulbe sold, or
so much thereof as may’be sufficient to Pa7 *te
deficiency. Possession given of the la I'd the Is*
of December next, with ienve to sow ike sex*
crop of wheat.
L P. Ccclc, V *
w. T. Jiggle lion, l Trusteed**
Cto. Scott. )
April 97th, 1305 tf»s
SU f 1- 1C IJK N1 attention not having
been paid to a late request made by the Com.
miwtancrs, appointed to conduA the Lottery for
the benefit of Wil iam & Mary College; « That
** al* P«»M>ns holding tickets for sale, should
" T*, e a ,ctprn «»f their sales ; together with the
“ tickets remaining unsold. to Robert Grcenhow,
•t esq. of W,l!,am,bcrg " Very arc tgain ear.
nettly urged, to return xrirbatj delay. He ticJett. n.
dttpored of by them. ?7-e bonds tairn far * bote sold,
rm credo / and the cash received ts hirn the afore
said Robert Greenbjw of Williamsburg, R. W.
Leigh, esq Petersburg, George Tucker cr Sam
uel Pleasants .er.qrs. Richmond, or Wm. Kew.
turn, rrt|. Norfolk—as the drawing of the Lotte
ry will commence in Norfolk, during the first
we»k -n May—-and is -t is deemed necessary that
th\ejutxne taler ef Tie*#, tc confined to the taint
ttbt*oe tm fbmtd t Nttitt it hereby given, th -.t no
titles trill be made aft in the frtt rj May, by any
persona xrbaterer t tn,ccj>t by the gentlemen br/ora
manlier rd, or by one rf tie Cotnmtttidnere,
A:ml PM. iP05. Si
i OK SALIC
TWO LOTS,
HANnnOMF.I.Y sitnafed in the town of
T»ew*Cdhte#», on James river; on both
are new and well built dwelling houses and of
fices t onone an excellent garden wel! enclosed,
and the other containing one acre, with * rood
po-t sod rail fence —For Inrther particular* eo
,' 7 . ,"r* Wimam Anderson and Jam-s
l'.ca of satd place, who aru legally authorised 10
sell and convey the same.
v t. * „ ROBERT HILL.
New .1 nrk, 1st Feb. 1E05. , f
V O H 8 A L~K,
M\ LAN I), in the county of
Sorrt/ known by the name of s^,-,
Point, containing about three rhotifatid a-rr*
fitiiated upon James river nearly o..?0f,.e to *
7 own an l forty f.ve miles below Feierfburg. The
tratft i* divided into two plantation* e*ch bavin?
the neeeffsry improvement* of h*rn«, (l»biev
in thorough repair. On one i* a two (lory brltk
handing of Sx large roorav but lately finifhed in
hanilfotna fly'.e. with every convenient out hoof*
for the accommodation of a family (>f|
the other, a wooden houfe of four rno«n». wello).
eulated for an overfeer. There are open the two
plantation* upward* of a tlonfsnd a; r lc tree* |f,
ledted of the mod approved kind* for brendy
icrand keeping fn.it , all of which have hcen
f lamed out about tfwee yea;*,and fien the e**en.
non which ha*been bellowed upon them ate now
rapidly ptogtelTing towards pmfedLnn. The pe
rulht advannges of thr. place, f,fl, wi|,j
foffL» will contribute not a little to ter ,'st i: an
if ip cable trfidene e to thofe who c*o enjoy he.!*,S
n the lo«t-!i rountty. It if deemed uMe(* to f*y
*• h *' r^"*ned any peifoo wi(Vinr to
purchase fc-ft (ee the pretty T* e p-v
ne,.., will be made e»fy hr dividing them Lets
Utn lAUlitTlcntl At ITI.iy
John If. Cr.cf;o,
/p'- 13th, s 8-J. ij.y