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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-30

Court oflsw OF ssSh Gate provided fIcb
Judge hold his place during good beha'.
vioIe ard have pernsneuC falary.
Z. All laws oi the particular States
contrary 10 the Coniitutioo or laws of
tie United States 10 be utterly void
add the Better 20 prevent fuch Ia rs BE-
ing Pabed, tie Governor or P.eitSnt
OF each State ihal! BE- appointed by the
genera! government, and ihall have q
Negative upoo ;he ilUs ABOUT 10 be
pafied IN the StaSs OF wh,ch he is Co
vernon or PreGdrnt.
xl, No S;att TO have any force,
land OF naval, and tae aili.ia of all the
Sistes 10 be cDi-r the fols md exclu.
i've direction OF the United Stas:., TIE
officers of which TO oe appointed and
eomH'i!loned by them,
aaHAry I9.
! Eelterday in the Seoate OF the u
inlied States, upon motion for leave
to bring il bill! toeepeai roc law lay
ing a'dusy O. Harsped vellum, Sc'
made by Mr.. Greene, member
frona Rhode Hand, in paridaace os
initru6ions from that iIate-- Tie yeas
| aud nays were as fonov.
/ YEAS.
! M1H5. 17adnJSs, Bi,oSvor,A, .Br,,yn,
Fe,2sr, Greene. TeekjSg, LaggSr,, L,ve,
'Sore, Martin, M5ISr, TszsSpsA--it.
1 NAYS.
M05s. Bmsham, C&izmaz, Gsolaus,
Gam, HfLlleats, Ro,o ND, Hlrte7, Ian.
mer, Lioy4, .Na.RaG, Phw., Red, Rqf,
Sedgesict, 7ray--ts
/ Far ,7e@b94 qf me Sr,,ais arc a5JEqj
--f''a1i re RaftSW Me,o Yark ors, Nesy.
{ Telsy fsv0, aga 6as from Deiazoa,e--f6ly,
1DoHia h.zVe vo.e.tn az SIM Tie saoii5r Aaa
My 5sS" lN'Ejssi, an thar csJ; tAsre qgosl4
mn hSos been a grea'er a,aJoyity qs.z:s.,tt
s,cmng Asav-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16
rifins. fe,ting,

HE riing, letting,
L places and eeliPies
of the fan aud moon the
phafes, place OF the az
rending node. latitude
and fosthing OF the
sibon : the places & af-
pe4s Of the planets lin
Guiding the lately dice
vered planer, Georgian y
the rihng, fettiug and
fou,hing OF the planets.
and the mott corfpicu-
Gus fixed aars conianc-
Siors OF the planets, with
fixed itars; the equation
.cf time true within half
, freond, for the noon Of
every DAP in the year.
Also
superior end cpunty
courts Ia Virginia
Public officers Of the
tate
Members Of the Sc
nate aud Homie Of Dele
gates
Table of Stamp Du-
tics
Roads, from Richmond
tOPertin.outl, Virginia ;
from Richmond 10 rcrtf
mouth New HsmPfhire
from Riehmcnd to the
Sweet Springs--and from
Richmond 10 Savannah,
Geotgia
-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16
The AsesoxoAIcAr part by Isaac. Bnroas.
--Containiag-
For TIE Tshs 1899.

Ttieads yearly meets
ings
Members Of Congrefs
from Virginia
Tabiss Of Iptercn
Tables Of the weight
and value OF coins as they
pass il The reflective
Rates of the union, with
theif herlhlg and fede-
ri value
| BerevoIenc and fJu-
MARTY
The wlGhle. by dec.
Franklin
En,lius and Clara, or
the happy pair =.
The folly OF inconiih-
elt expectations
Resignation to lsrovi-
t!ence recommended as
the duty Of al
i he wifdOm of Pro-
violence in the yasiety
Of the ieaGons
Anecdotes.
POETRY.
A hrrner 20 his friend
! Ledyard's Praife of
women
Bsauty's value, by
Shaksfpeare
i Gather your roie buds
Edwin & angelina
by Doctor Goldfmi;h
Song /; The waves were
huh'd the GSy iereae.
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r A N A w A Y

aged As years. about feet inches in
height, to:erabiy web let, fun beard and
oulhy hair when cOrnbed; ono Of his legs
much larger than the other at the ANGLE, lii
lie above which place it is inn,ewtat 6atten-
ed and crooked, caufed by lodng lone ofthe
5ones from ii by white tweng; tbia dc
6ea make no doubt he viii endeavor to
conces! by wearing cyeraIis or t'owiers-- He
is very mandy fellow at mo0 ouhnehes, :
rough carpenter ana coasie fboemakcr, he is
loud and laxative. and very impairment
where he thinks he may take the liberty
The above defcTibed fclIov have resion 30
;uppote was tome time flnoe in Richmond.
where he viii perhaps endeavor to make his
efcape by water. therefore CAUTION matters
nj venels from employing o. carrying him
out of the ftate.------I win give reward Of
TWENTY DOLLARS ior recurring him is,
any Jail TO THAI get him again.
RICHARD JAMES.
September ~, 1898. 4w
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NORFOLK, oaober Q.

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16

Fsftstss2 sIsat. !Mslhsw FFencA, who
came psdenger in the big q 3 z.
capt. Mich. Lcpelle. arrived here on
Sonday evening from csuernf>g, very
politely fsyorea US with Lsnssa papsrs
70 the a4,h Aegoa. "A fess has, cs-
tracts follow -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16
HAMPDEN-SIDNEY
College.


NE TEusTEss with plesiure inform he
Il public, that the foUti1,ing fate o this
Summary, under the care Of he Reverend
tScpIBALb ALExAuDEs, bios fair To an
er the moa languine expectation not
withfan,iiag the number Of fiudenls bias
conjderabiy ipcreafCd, the College buildings,
(Which are in good repsir) afford ftfficient
Tcoru, Tor the Accommodation OF q fliH grea.
Ter noDiber. The price OF Bsard il Twenty
Pounds year, (ezcludve OF the acations)
Tuition Six Pounds, and r Room Rani, Esyh
teen ShiIhngs the year the ptopouion Tor
each fefhon 10 he paid IN advance. The
fall felton,, wnicn continues Fix months,
con mences the 6rlt day of November, and
Il IS SafpeGly recommended, that iludsms
then regularly attend, as well on accoun, o.
iisir own peculiar benefit, as for the more
calg and ssysulageous arrangement of the
ciaHss.
Prince Edward Comfy, SEPT. II, 1913
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-07-16
PRINTING,

I" ~ 1'a'70as 6rane5c5, executed aTtb IT.
ts4t'on end djpoteb. ~ Orders for
Books, Pamphlets, Blanks, Hand
Oils, &c 6aly attended 10.
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tbsy had 1jacs rul i thre ~ hnler the
wild beats from fooiliug the nh; but theyl
loon f9nnd out the Fren hmtn's trek; II mutt
be obfervei, I'll It the Indians can BE- deceived
but once, and they always remember e. Ac
cordinely they were relolvc1 TO be revenged
uDon the f, 4 Freuchmln that fhould come to
them. Soon after, the hopes of profit eKcIted
the traveller to iend his partner to the Nj aouris'
with goods proper for commerce-they l0on
found OUT that this Frenchman was ahoclaed
with the man who impof-d on them; however
they dihembled the trick which his Predeceior
had played. They gave him the public hut
which was in the middle Of the village, 70 de-
poit his bales in when they were all laid out
to view the Mifouris came in, coniuiedly, and
all thOie who had been fooilh enough to fow
eunnowdet, took away fome goods 70 the
500 frenchman was rid Of all bis bales at once /;
but without any equivalent from the Indians.
He complained much of thele proceedings and
laid his grievances before the great Chief, who
anfxered him very e avely, that he hould have
iuhc done him, for that purPoie he mutt wait
for the gunpowder harvea, his lubje6ts having
TOWN that commodity by the advice of his
countryman thar he might believe upon the
word of fovereign, that after the harvet vas
over, he would order general hunt aud that
all the 1kins Of wild beaas that would be taken
fhould be given him in return for the important
fetret which they had taught thern-
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-04-16
SHEARING OF SHEEP.

4 the feafon for ihearing is now advancing,
"A the following competition is recommend
ed, as preventive to that dieafe commonly
called the Scab or Schab, 70 perncious to the
fheep, and preudicialto the wool. Two pounds
of the lrongelt tobacco, boiled up with a fuf
fcient quantity of falt and water or eurine add
one gallon of train oil, and two gallons of but.
ter milk, which is enough for 100 iheeP; rub
each fheep all over with it, particularly along
the back bone, the day they are fheared, or the
morrow after, which will likewife heal the cuts
OF fnips made by thsIhears, keep off the flies,
throw off the wet, and encourage the growth
Of the wool.
The above has been pradiced number Of
years by an eminent farmer, who is confidera-
bic breeder, and he has never had that dilorder
in his hocLys
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POTATOES.
ON P0TATOES.-By w. BAcHF

MUCH has been faid againt that kind
Of learning which conlias in The knowledge
Of qgor45, and in definitions Of ancient arts and
licences. To convinc his respectable and
brilliant audience, that lr knowledge is not
confined to thefe dry bul neceHAry ltudies only,
have choftn as the lubea Of my Grafton, the
biqory, the culture, and the qualities Of ilmPle
vegetable, commonly called--a1 LrJb Po-
TAIoE.
This vegetable is a fpecies Or the folanum Of
Lnnaus. Il is native of Mexico, from whence
it was carried 6rR into Spain, and afterwards
into France. Soon after it was cultivated, and
introduced into diet IN France, contagious
fever fpread through that country, which WIS
uniufly alcribed to the ufe Of this root. In
confequence Of which fuppoftion, the fOtatoe
was banilhed from France, BY an edia Of the
court, and was not cultivated in that kingdom
for many years afterwards.
England and Ireland, thofc former afylumm
for liberty Of every kind, for many years At
ford1d the Perfecuted botat9s a fanduTy. p
Ireland it foon acquired a psrf- 6tion It had nt
yer known before. II became part OF the dnt
Of the rich, and the whole dit Of the poor
nor was this al 1t became an article OF CON
merce, and was foon known and admired, IN
every part of Europe, by the name OF The Itjb
botatoe-a name which it defervediy maintans
20 this day, from the pre- emirence which the
Irth nation have acquired, in ihe me.ho5 Of
cultvatng il.
There are feveral circum frances, with rdpea
to The culture Of this root, which are worthy IF
our attention.
I. IT grows equally well in all climates Its
birth place was in warm country; but exPe.
riments have taught rs, that it aour;lks, Tot
only in the middle ATTITUDES, but ALTO in the
cold foil Of Siberia.
Z. grows in every kind Of foil, whether it
be i,h or poor or whether it be iandy OF gra-
yelly. Nay it grows without the aid of earth
in beds of Rraw, or fable manure.
8. 1t grows from the whole root or from
pieces of it. Some late experiments prove.
that its increafe from the whole ROOT. is much
greater than from the 1mall pieces q it, plant,
ed in the u(ua. way.
It's ALTO peculiar to this excellent root, 70
be alike agreeable 10 man and bealt 1t affords
plentiful nouriihment to the COW, Ae horle, The
hog, the lLeeP, and even to poultry Il is par
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-04-16
THE COLLECTION.
6 4 rxlHc OF sHRkD5 AyD RATcEEs."

ycavrtTr.-AT the battle of Spires, re
giment Of French, was ordered not to give
quarter. A German officer afking his lie OF
one of them, be anlwered him, 4" fir ak me any
thing ellie but as for your life, am forty it IS
out Of my power to oblige YOU" This navete
pahed from mouth to mouth, and excited
Laughter in the midi Of carnage! Were theie
men, Or fends.
CHAsrIrY-Louis XIII playing one day Al
fhuttlecock, with one of the ladies belonging to
the court and the fhuitlecock falling into her
bofom, ihe deired that he would come and
take it out himfelf. But what did this chalte
Prince ? To avoid the fnare that was laid for
him, he took the tongs from the chimney cor
'ner, and by means of that inarument, prevent
ed the danger TO which he might otherwiie
have been ezpoled from iuch a temPtatlon
CuR1oUs PARoDY.-Ou pope, which art at
Rome, accu-led be thy name: thy kingdom
-cerifh, thy will Be hindered as in heaven, 70 on
earth. Give us this day our cup in the Lords
iupper, and reltore US our money, which we
have given thee for indulgence and lead Us not
into hereby, but deliver u. from mi1ery for
thine is hell, pitch, and fulphur, forever and
ever.
FaENcH VANIrY.-Let us, Jays a French
man, employ in the fervice of our country all
kinds of courage. Let US form at once two
armies, one Of sronauts and another Of divers
How will England tremble to learn that her
naval forces cannot refrain our vengeance !
Let US go back 10 the bounds Of ponbiity, * let
IS prove mechanically that three armies may
meet in the fame point-Without much danger
or expence we may have an army march in
order Of battle from The coats Of France to thofe
Of England. This army ihail carry with it,
under water, its horfes, all its baggage, ma
gAzine Of Proviions, formidable park of ar
tillerY, and an invincibIe feet, which can, in
any event, come up in wink, from the bottom
I the Tea, and bring back the army into
lance.
iANisHHENT.-Two eiuzeas, both knaves
:, had frequently bsen brought before PHI
ing of Macedon, but fuch was their dex-
that he never could get a claw upon them
lal Puniihnent. At length, they accufed
thereof Peculation, cheating, forcfalling
grohing, or lome fuch crime, and mad :
appearance oEce more at the bar Of the
yfch. After a deliberate hearing, they
ERE both found guilty, and the king roteu to
: pronounce fentence-
You, Ariaogitan (faid he in confsquence
efyour prefeut and many other great crimes,
fsntenee to be banihed forthwith from my do
minions, iever TO make your appear ance there
10 again, unfsr penalty OF death and con6lca-
ron Of proper,
As TO you' Dapocles, you have equally
manifelted youiieh'o be as bad a fubjeef and
man as your brothe, ,Ariaogtan-I therefore
fentence YOU to run atts-im"
DunLIsrs At Malta dpega, are o..
Esed to DECIDE e"'" particular
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TAN aught be more fair to the eye,
K Than the blu(h Of the maidenly year
Can sught with the orchardy bloom vic
When in May its fweet bottoms appear
Can aught like the egantinc pleafe,
Or the rofs padding Tell me what can I!
Q thrice more attracting than thefe
L The cheek Of my lweet little Anne.
What can charm Ike the fpring Of the field
When it trickIes tranfparenty by
Or what fveeter pleaiure can yield,
Than to look on the gems of the Ky
What can win like the tremulous dew
Which the zephyrs on gofamer fan f!
o thrice more enchanting to view
Is the eye of my fWeet little Anne.
Can aught Ike the morning delight
When it dawns toward peaceable day
Or bewitch like the planet of night
When Che Reals in good humour away
Is there aught like the fweetnefs Of eve,
When ferene as when nature began,
The foft fun takes his mellow lat leave
Yes the fmile Of my lweet little Anne.
Can aught more delicious be nam'd
Than the erquifte fruit Of the pine /!
Nor inviting can aught be PROCLAIMED
Than the elegant bunch of the vine
Is there zught can in favour exceed
Ev'ry beverage precious to man
Q yea, thefe are taitelefs indeedl
To the kits of my fweet little Anne.
Thrice more than the fun letting hour,
Or the dawn Of the morning, benign,
More delightful than fPring's fweetef fow'f,
Or the matchmaking juice Of the vine,
More ferene than the gems Of the ky,
And more foft than the down Of the fwar,
L the cheek, is the lip, is the eye,
Is the fmile, Of my fweet little Anne
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-04-16
pOEIRY,

lee erltten il all ages. Rut gen
Ha. been moro q ~ % be met with every day NJ
une Poetry Ming PRODUCTIONS are called paErsr, with
merous s5 ,o,ry as quaek calls his MALICIOUS drugs
tle lame P.eI~fhe following SONG, by the reverend
CORDIAL. protector of poetry in the unworthy Of
"a q exprehivt Of merit Is inherited Prefen
- ne rsDl s.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-04-16

Should the publication Of THE o.zErTE Be continued,
particular attention will be paid 10 leeding. weekly
fomething relative 70 agriculture and publicity val
be given every dlcovery in the important ART
Of hulbAndry
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AGRICULTURE.
" Venerate the plough

Venerate the plough;
So with hyperion boon may your rich foil
Exuberant, Natures better bleiiings Pour
Ger every land"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-06-15
CHAN rICLEER.

Is IS hands and halfhigh, A wears ola
ths 3th OF une lalt---He was pot bv
"iId Ar, his dam by Pautaloon, his
srandam by Traveller, great srandam
3y Mark Anthony, great great gran,
dam by Article, great great great sran-
dam was Bonny Lais out of the i'm.
ported Benny LafS by old Jolly Roger.
CRANrIcLEeR's form for beauty and
ruaning points Is pronounced by tie
oeh judges to be fuperior TO any ho-fe
they have ever ieen bred in America
anc they dsre to Gay tina, he might rank
among the bnelt of the old dominion.
his Performances which have been
lseI, juitly entitie him TO tue general o.
PInion, thai he is the beit runninq horG.
In VTginia-on account of his Gpeed
the time lie has run in, the bottom he
nas exhibited, and the horfes he ha.
beaten. he won the goth OF Nav LAT
at e@-Masket the frlf DAYS purfe Of
lcOl. four ,siie heats, althouSb ev;
dentty lame, asing bcGdes MANY other
good hories, The famous Purle Bearer.
the hories were then timed by leyraI ex.
Penenced gentlemen the firli heat ga,
run by Chanticiser in minutes G..
eohds, being the average ,ime--Col.
KuHin making him run Il in 8 minutes
Pfeeiieiy-tlie longeft time by Colonel
Aennon, was 8 mi.,u:es 4 Geconds. The
coarie has been 6nce meafured by Mr..
Cole' and BY the chain it is yards over
diltance in a miles.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-06-15
A FRENCH TUTOR
Wantsd.
szo..n.1,.11

WMTANTED in private family in
wv the country, A FRENCH TU-
TOR, Who has been bred sentlemaa
of morality and genuine parioIiinn, a To-
yer OF his country and the Republican
csuie, paft middle age, capable of teach
ing the French in It's purity, know
ledge of the Mathematics and Gcosra-
ply Sit matters not whether he ipeaks
Gngliih, as the Advertiser has two or
thee children whom he wiihes never
TO imoibe the Ari1ocra,ic Language
To iuoh man generous falary will be
given, make him a companion IL he
proves . good Frenchman, and he need
not be employed in Tuition more than
four or FIVE hour, in the day. For fur.
ther particulars apply TO the printer of
this paper
May 18th, 1898. 20
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-06-15
Mill Stand al INV liable
{ II A n TIGL EE n
IL Als aigdsG Health and Yieo,;

ANlLL Stand at my fable.
y this ieaion; TO commence the
nfit OF March, and end the rit of Au.
gun, TO be lei TO Mares at HREE
fOuNDS the leap paid down, FIVE
u CINEA the ieaion, difchareeabIe
VIA FIVE POUNDS, If paid by the
mi day of October next, and NINE
fOONDS, to enlurea Mare being with
ioai 10 ioon as the Mare iliall be con-
n nuerea with foal, or transferred, the en-
'uranee money demandable. &
on'eis the money is TENT with the
wares, notes OF hand will be eopeded
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-06-15

PURSUANT to the above Decree. os
A the High Court ct Chancery, Will h.
offered for SALE, on TuEspAY ,bs
rHrSD day OF JULy next, on The n,e
miles, at public auction, for ready me-
ney, that valuable tra6 of LAND -,
which MIR. Jamea Hayes lives, adioinin,
the town OF Mancheaer, known by The
name of the
Fails plantation,
Or 70 much thereof as will be GufTieie,,
TO raite the fun of money With ;nterea
and coas ordered by the Caid DEGREES,
T. HERON.
x. POLAND.
John LYME.
aIR May, 1898.
The above plantation was not fo,d A.
greesble 10 late advertisement, owioz
TO mifake in the day appointed FOR ,h.:
fale-
TIE + Oil bl<tD uNKIYALE1b
Running HorjS,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-06-15

PETER T1NsLEY, c, u. c. G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-06-15
VIRGINIA:
h tie High Court Of Ckaneery.

III the High Court Of Chancery.
Between I
Cad raIlader Evans, administrator Of
a!land fingular the goods and chat
tells, rights and credits of Amos
Stre,tle, deceaied, left unadmini-
tfered by Henry Drinker, Abel ;
James and John S;rsttle, execu-
tors of Amos Srettle, plaintiff;
And
James Hayes and Anne Dent his
%ife, defendants. !
TNHIS cauie came on this feyenth
L day Of une in the year Of our Lord
one thoutand feven hundred and nine.
ty ieven, to te heard or the bill, auiwer,
exhibits and the report of the furvey
or OF the county Of Henry, purfuant to
the order of the thiE;ie,h day OF Scptem.
Der lait, and was argued by eouniel on
confederation whereof, he court doth
zaJHGge, Ordtr ana decree, that unleis the
defendants do on or before the fri day
OF January next, par unto the plaintiff
one thoufand Ave Hundred pounds cur
rent money of Virginia, the value offour
fhouiand FIVE hundred pounds paper mo
uey reduced according to the llatutory
icale OF depreciation OF the fate of Penn
iylvania, with interef thereon from the
twentieth day of September, one thou
iand teven hundred and tcventy ieven,
ill payment and the COTS Of this fuit,
the faid defendants and their he;rs and
all perions claiming under them be from
thencefoth barred and foreeloied OF
their equity and right to redeem the traa
or parcel of land commonly called the
Falls Plantation, mentioned in the hides.
tute OF mortgage among the exhibits
made the twentieth day of September
one thouiand icven hundred and feven-
sy ieven, between William Black of the
one part and Amos Stre;tlc of the Other
part, and in cafe of default in the paw
menr Of the fad debt, interelt and colts
at the time aforeiaid, that
or any two
OF them, after giving three weeks pre-
vious notice thereof in one or more of
the Richmond newf- papers, do expols
10 public faie by Auction for ready mo-
ney, !ubjea to the dover of the widow
OF the iaid William Black. 70 much of
the land mentioned in the iaid inden-
tnre, and in fuch parts as the defendant
James Hayes fhall direct, as aill be iuf
hcieat to iatisfy the plaintiffs demand
aforeiaid, and out of the proceeds Of
iuch faie pay TO the plaintiff his iaid
deot, Intereft and COTS, and she furpius,
If any, after dedutting the expenfes at
tending the faid lale pay to the defend,
ant Jane Hayes and make report there
OF to tine coup.
"A Copy,
Te1a
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CHANTICLEER.

has never run lefs than two mile heats.
and has beaten at different times and
places, among Others, belides havioo
received forfeits, the nosed running hof,
les: Flying liih, Chance, the WEI IN.
dian,the Lilly oftbe Valley. North Star
Quick Silver, Morning Star. the Lovrly
Lals, Mr. Fletcher's Shark f;alion. Slo .
and Eaiy, Dunganon by Medley, Gan.
tanon, the Mountain Leader, Rainboy.
aud The above named Purfe Bear.r. Al.
mott all theie hories bad not only won
I4gffhsS opt turies teveral from two
10 tour mile he4,sj forne al New. Mar.
Set, and other places particularly
RAINBOW & Purie Bearer( purcba
ied bycoI' Hampton who have obtaine3
victories IN other ltates, over the brG
horie' Especially Putfe Bearer. who
IN hand has beaten with great cafe Ce-
neral BradbY's famous Mare Nancy al,
Hwithin very few yards Of giyinOs d;g,
lance in four miles to Mr.. Tsyl6e's cs-
iebrated running Mare Calypfo--snd
be never has been beaten on equal terms
except by Chandelier.
J have excellent paiturags and fecure
encioiures, and intend to low one hun
dfed buiheIs OF oats, he greater psrt for
toe benefit of Mares lel, with the Iro,S.
and ihe board Of iervants ora,is---
STain provided to feed mares Al a mo-
deTa'e price il required--and | perloc-
any engage the greateft care and atten-
h.onj lui no liability for efcapes or &C.
eiaeus Of any kind.
BURWELL WILKES.
Bfuniwick, Janua.
~ nth, 1893.
ne Groom will evpea half dollar
With each mare,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-06-15
TO BE RENTED,
FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS,

- @N N'~~NA @$-AiNOs
T>HE following Tsnements Gtuated
Il at Aylelt's Ware. houfe On Mar.
toPony river, 10 wis; A DWELLING
HOUSE with two convenient rooms
tsnd portico) below, and one room
above, with pecefiary Offices, fuch as =
Kitchen, Dairy, Meat houie, &c.-A
GARDEN, and LOT containing ! :
or 40 acres---Two STOREHOUSES.
each has an accounting and two lum,
Der rooms under the fame roof-at q
convenient diitance from the Store
houies are twp large and commodious
GRANARlES, placed on the bank oil
the river, which is iuAi GENTLY deco to
admit vedels of burthen to load imme
diateiy under their ipouts-A LUM.
BtR HOUSE well calculated for the
reception of wet goods may be had with
or without the Store houfes.-Im.
mediate pofelhoa may he had in all. or
any OF the above Tezsments aud for
terms apply to the fpblcriber near the
re miieS,
PHILIP AYLETT.
King William, Glay ]
AFT, 1895. (4w)