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9as Damq@ Lip-Salee.

MfAiable Hgue end Fsvsr Drops,
For the cure OF Agues, Rcnaietsnt and Int.rnis
tant Fevcfs
:. Thoufands can teffy their being cured BY
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Notice,

Is hereby given. that on Sa;u. 'av. leing The
eighth day OF Septcr Der next. NJ Brools's IA =.
vern, in the town Of Manchester, shal proceed
to sell, at Pubic AoEtion,
The following Property,
70 wit;-Five u-irnpro,ed LOTS in he town
Of Manchester, designated and known in the
pan OF said town BY the Nos q. "a 78. 4 and
IS Also, ore TRACT, containing , Sd acre.
adjoining the said town. near to the canal Al.
50, one other LOT, IN the said town, with The
Improvements thereon, bcirg uart of LOT No CO.
near The entrance Of he turnpike road, and ave.
" IN the occupancy Of Thomas Giover--convev-
ed 70 me IN trust, by Henr, Robertson. 20 cat; f.
debt due TO Mr. James Dave Terms Of sale
one half in hand and the residue on cre9it rs
twelve months. wi trust upon the propey,v
lor the puntsall payment thereof, and interest
from the day OF sale.
LEIGHTON WCOD, 7r,tee.
"iNH''O'''| ~''' h"S' IoV4. tbs
The sale o. the above mentioned pyorer,,, {.
postponed u0nl Thursday the 2Oth inst' ,,ben
the sans viii certainly be made, wra,ber DER.
nHiaS' SepteaaLss S,h, 1891.
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TIE Soversiyn Cinfn,enf far the He5.

VT s" OE''I"'IIH IOI TIC IILUs
" Inch Is wsrraneed an infaliibls remedy at one
application. snd may be ufed with the mott per-
fees iafery by preguan, women, or on an infant
week 0ldJ not contain 4 particle Of mercury, or
any dangerous ingredients whatever {: and is not
accompanied with that tormen,ing frart which
attends the exhibition OF other remed.es.
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g AM ouNeg eE rsEvrMr1oN rs woRrn

I" AN oUHce OF PREVENTION rs woRrn a
PoUND or CURE
For the prevention and cure OF Bilious and Ma.
hgnant Fevers i: recommended
Habn'j Anh- Bilious PiiI.
The operation o! thcfe pills is perfectly mild
f. "a TO be ufsd with fafsty by perlo6s in every
fsustion, and Of every age.
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The Tract of Ian,
l.. Joseph & Co.

l.. Joseph & Go.
y ETURN thanks their friends and Gus.
N toners for the very liberal encouragement
they have received, and fatter themselves that
by their punaua attention to business, and cheap
ness OF their goods. to merit continuance.
They inform their customers and the public,
that their store will not be opened on the 2Oth,
2lst. and 22d-and 27th, % n. and 29.h instant,
1T being their uniform practice to do no bust.
ness on days ordained b. the 5losaic Law to, he
holy.
Richmond, Septernber 10 1901
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CHARLES II. CPhVES, Sec.e,drt.
a meeting of the Club will be held at Mr. Da.
vid Prices Tavern, on The evening preceding the
FIRST days race.
Suny Courthouse, Ia Sept. 1894. IN.
The day following he above races saturday.
VIII be run tor over he same course. a SWEEP
STAKES torihrce and four year old Colts, en-
trance nifty dollars halt forfeit, two mile heats,
carrying the weights of the course. The s,h
seripnon tor which will be kept open until the
Friday before
Stables aud litter furnished race horses a,
usual, gratis.
DAVID PRICE, proprietor ettbe eours..
Surry courthouse, lst Sept 1894.
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Foa SALE AS Agovv,
Hami!tOa's E0snes and E*tra9 q

.Myfard,
fate and eAteaual remedy for acute and
chronic Rheuma,ifp1, Govt, Rheumatic Gout,
Paliy, L1mbsgo. Numbnefs, White SweIlings,
Chilblaius, sPrsins, Brute: Pain in the FACE and
Neck, &c.
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Hahn's true and genuine
German Corn Platter

an inislliblcremsdy for eorns, fpecdily remove
ing them, root and branch without giving pain.
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q cath. {cbe Drobs:

he eniy ren.eSy Yer discovered, which give
immediate sad laaing relief in the mOA isyets il.
flncesA
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Valuable Medicines.

E(uBLIC confidence has never been more de-
= hherately and firmly repofed, aud perhaps in
no inhancc more iua'v. thar !, appears in the Fl
heacy OF HAM!LrON's WORM LozENGEs
prepared and fold, who!efaic and retail. by RIca.
AID LsJ no. Sc. Maiden-lans, New York.
And in Richmond, toaly) at ). Plsafanss' Print.
Ing oiiiee.
The proprietor has lately preleuted to the pu5l;e
eye the teitimoRy OF the Hon. A G Hanfon.
chancellor Of Maryland, the Rev. Mr.. Mother.
and OF other diainguis,ed and Respectable eharse-
ers. The following cafes. of more recent occur
rsHee, are now refpeaAilly fuhr,itted.
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YOUR DOLLARS PEE HHur--pAro nv Apvaxcx.1
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10 cover the ensuing season, at my stable in
Chesterfield county. near Goodies and Revii's
bridges, the hish-bred, well-known English,
Racer
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ADMIRAL NELSON,

GroHr years old ast spring, beautiful well
- formed brown bay horse, imported last fall by
William LiSi'foot, Esq. and now his properly.
htiesn hands three inches and hall high full Of
. SuSth, health and vigUr, and inferior to no
horse either for speed or bottom OF fine bone
ans muscle ana unequalled activity; win stand
a. NV stable this season, in Powhatan county,
~ miles above Richmond. on James river, aud
VIII oe lot to mares at Three Guineas the leap
paid GOWN aud six tic season, with Is CT to the
G'oomi but the season NAV be discharged by the
payment OF 20 dollars on or before the LAT Novem-
Der. The season viii cndIs August. Good AID
extensive pastures gratis, and servants found
~hlc attending their mares. No responsibility
tor involuntary escapes or accidents.
his horse has not run many races bur his per,
iornances Will sufficiently justify the opinion Of
Lord Gfosven0r andhs son, who certify that they
considered him the best three yeSf old ia I'm
gland which may be seen under their hands and
seals.
L. October 1893, at New-Market, he won
sweepstakes of 400 guineas, p subscribers at
10 S1ine2s each, half torfeit, colts carrying
stone jlb. FLIES 8 stone, beating Sir Harry, Mr.
Ccoksons b. c. b. Sir Peter Mr. Penln's b C.
Young Javelin. Sir Francis Standish's ch c Split
Pigeons to against Admiral Neison. 7 to 4
against Sir Hare, 6 to against Split Pigeon,
and 10 10 | against Young iavelin.
In l1gJ he won swcep5Jakes of 1900 guineas,
- subscribers at 30 guineas each, beating Lord
Esiemonts b G.. by Preceptor, out Of Bob Tail,
Nj. Pcrdn's b. c. JEveliu, and Mr.. Golding's
Boosters TO on Admiral Nelson. In 1900,
he 6ot So much injured in bis practice thar he did
not come on the turf agaiu uufil 1905, when h.
won purse Of e 80, ! mas heats. beating seye-
raj hne horses-see SPORTING Magazine for this
year.
PED GREE.
ADMIRAL NELSON was bred by Lord
CrosyeHor, got By John Bull, and foaled in i7y5 !;
his dam Olivia, ~ Justice her dam CIPHER hy
Squirrel our OF Fribble's dam. o. gegaIds.-Ses
Supplement TO the Stud Book, PAGE -.
JOIN HARRIS.
~. Notes for the SIX gnneas must be sent
with the rAyes. w3m
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Pc p p o p VI H. NC Z s.


This horse ranlls verJ high as racer, both for
speed anu brtSom IS he proved success tui IN
twenty races before ne ief The turf, four OF which
H. ,salSed over none venturing to start against
him In l79R ~ Hamo,e,ot Yorkshire, on We'd
nesday Ma i4al. ne won q sweepstakes Oh zen
yuineas each, tor 5 ear ods, six subscribers Two
miles beating Mr. Betei's b t. b. MaguuIn Boz
num- PierCe'sb b Young darske, Turner's
Confeleracy, and CrAddoct.', Ch. c. Leicester.
At York he won sd rOr three ear Odds, bea,iI5
Lowther's y c. Griihn, Crompon's CHI. { Am
bush, Shepherds Ni&acap, Ciifton's b { Cedar,
and Garforrh's ch. - even betting on AMBUSH
against the field st Manchester in June, he
won sol for three year ods. TWO mic heats, beat
Ing Foreigncr and Loyaliat Al Stockton Sep
TENDER 20th, he won sweepstakes Of twenty
guincas each, Ave subscribers, rheu sir a Will
amsou's properly, formerly Mr. Hutchinson's,
beating Highhyer. ost of Wren, aad Farmers
Delpine ~. 1875, Hambieton won d> c,imes,
10 wiC u handicap plate % 5Ji two mile heats,
ar f7ur years old beaing In5e9, Blackegs. and
Watkins C. ave years Old AT Edinburgh -
ly % n, he won nis maje5,y's pae OF 100 Siineas,
four wears old, fur nile hea,s, beating - teDliI
and on he 23d walked over the grou'ld fOr oO.
all aseS-anj the 2tth 50 guineas for al s,,es,
four mile heats, beatiug Cresson's -. II A.cnec,
years old. MIR Peacock'S ch p. Farmer and
MIR Wilson'S Creeping. haze At Dhmtries ia
Oaober. he won sol bearing Lord Dar,ingfon's
D. NJ constant. -----lt 1870, GtanDictop won at
Kelso, S. O9ober, . purse Of 80 guneas, beat
ing AR Bliler's Black Cock in 1899 ne won
eight times, ~ wiz tx Middleham. in Yorkshire
asweepstdkes 20 g.ineas each, five subscribers
mile heats, bea5ing Merry Lad aud Arthur
A Edinburgh OF "Wednesday the 26,h 81 gai-
meas for all ayes, beating Eliza Fox and 3esey
On Frida} 2Sth. tne ladies subscription purse of
50 suineas. b. a5ing Fietcher's Jane. At Mon.
trose N Sco,lanl august, he walked over The
ground for jJ piate--aod also walked over the
GROUND Tor a aubs,npyion OF 50l. AT keiso Oc-
tobr 9th for I,lAte ef 50 .Gineas. he walked o.
YER The gr,uud-and ALSO his males,y's 100 ,ui.
meas given o he Caledoaian HUNT for ANY horse
&c. Carrying y stone, Sour mile heats, then Dix
years old, h won against Mr. Wentworh's
Trinbush Pisrinonts Trimmer aged. aud Kin
caid's Hector aged--and Saturday following
pure of50I given ny the Hunt, free FOR any horse
&c. beating Farewell and Roiiksr At Carlisle
nc won 100 Euiueas of Mr. S,tweil beating his
b. b. Meteor----ln 1923. ne won at Edin-
bnrgh, August sol for all ages, beating Max
wells Arab, and MIR. Mauic HIppopofamua -
At Montrose he won plate OF 50 guineas for all
ages, beating pitforthre aud Contractor. Bee
the Racing Calendars for the foregoing years.
WILLIAM L1GHTFOOT.
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A Tract Of Land,
Advertisement.

'AkEN up and committed TO the la, of
4 Washington county. runaway negro mar,
about . feet or inches high. supposed to be be-
tween 80 and 40 years OF age, says his name i.
JERRY, thin visage--had on when bro't to Jail
a drab colored coat, blre overalls, and with him
a number OF clothes. among which is broad
r'b'a dmity JACKIE He says that he belongs to
John Walker Cherokee Indian. and was sold 20
the said Walker by Mr. Teel OF Tennessee He
was committed to the Jail of this county the llth
day OF December last. The owner is requested
to come and prove his properly, pay charges and
take him away
JAMES LONGLEY, Tailor.
Washington county Virginia.
Jan. 9ih, 1904. w3m
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Third Phiiaaelphia Edition of the
FA MIL r RIBL Z.
JUST PUBLISHED,
BY MATHEW CAREY,
No ll8. Marker St.
No 1l8. Marker ST.


Price to non subscribers ten dolIars,O
n HANDSOME F.fINILY BIBLE,
CONTAINING Browns Concordance. and
~ embeIIi'hed with ten maps and twenty His
rorlcal engravings
EXirae from The minutes Of the Philadelphia Bap-
rst Association held 4, Cohanzy Oct 1905
g This association recommends TO the Church
es the edition Of The Bible nov publishing b, Nir
Mathew Carey, Philadelphia as worthy sheirpa-
tonnage
Mr.. M. CAREY having submitted to my inspec-
u'n specimen OF mis- standing edition ofJhc Bible,
justice 70 unexampled merj, mpels me 70 bear tes-
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81 Presbyterian Church Baltimore.
Having examined Mr. Carey's third edition Of
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CONTAINED IN such valuable book as the Bible,
We rher' lore recommend It the public as a work
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D r u Id.

A CHESTNUT, elegantly formed. near sixteen
hands hgh, twelve years old His perform
ances i'aye been equal TO any horse in EnE?..d,
as viii appear by reference to the Racing Calen-
dars.-ife wi! be les to mares at SIX GUINEAS
Inc season, which NAV be discharged by the puuc-
tnal payment of twenty Dollars during the sea-
soni fhrse GuneaS the leap, to be paid down:
and Ten Guineas insurance, and One Dollar TO
tine Sroon NJ each case-the insurance money de-
Inandab'e, II the property OF the be changed
ater the hrse OF Augusr next At which time the
season WIZ eXpire--S5ood and extensive pastu-
rage. and the board Of boys sent with mares, Ora.
Tis but will not be responsible for escapes or
accidents. Mares will be fed on moderate terms.
II required, Tor which The money mast be sent.
THOMAS BRANCH.
February 22d, 1904.
DRUID was bred by Earl Grosvenor. and got
by PotoooOoooo, (scn OF Eclipse j his dam (the
famous Maid Of Oaks) b, King iIerod his
grandam Rarity, by Matchem: his great gran
dam, called Snap-Dragon, by Snap his great,
great grandam, by Regulus his great great,
great grAndam, by Bartlett's Childers his great.
great great, great grandam, by Honeywood's
Arabian, out of the dam of the two True Biues.
DRUID started for the first timel at New
Market, IN the Craven Meeting 1893, for a
Sweepstakes OF 90 gni,leas each, 4 subscribers)
and ran dead heat with the Duke OF Bedford's
Iop Gallant. brother TO Sky Scraper who the
same day beat Lord Egremonr's Gohanna for
another Sweepstakes. In the same Meeting,
Druid won Sweepstakes or 1000 guineas each,
Is subscribers) beating the Duke Of Bedford's
Hydra.
In 1894. New Market Craven Meeting, Druid
won Sweepstakes of 500 guineas each, Is sub
scrbers) ID l beating the Duke OF Bedfor.rs
Top Gallant and III the same Meeting won ene
second class of the Oakland Stakes of 30 guiieas
each, {2i subscribers) bearing Kit Carr, Excise
man, Buzzard, Coriander, Johanna, Heroine.
Patriot, and several others.
in 17e5, he only starred once, being'used Chiefly
As tTial horse
In 1896. New Market FIRST Spring Meeting. he
won a Sweepstakes OF 300 gGiueas each II ,r5.
soribers) beating Mr. Churchiil's Poet. and riyi,.s
him l9ibs. the Two middle miles. The day fol-
lowing he won plate of sol. b,Sting / ord Sack
vi'e's Silver. Mr.. Wilson'S Eliza, and Mr. l. ord's
Mu'espenner, the round course. 4 niles Eliza
afterwards won tie Kings Plate, and great
subscription at York.
In 10y, Druid won the second class OF the
oakland Stakes. beating Wire. Spre al Eagle. and
many others lie also won ti,e main of the Oat
land Stakes, beating ,he famous horse Bennington.
In 1898, Druid won sol Plate at New Mar
ket beating Sir c. Banbvrys Grey Hound and
Mr. GaIdler's mare, the round course-and won
The Duke of Marlborough Plate az Oxford, beat-
ing Mr. Iaae's Truss, ; mile heats. w8t
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March 5, 1904.
y q D L. z Z E.

HAMBLEroN was got b Du0gannon Zone Of
the best sons Of O.kelly's famous Eclipse, who
was esteemed be the hest morse Of his day, and
covered at aft! guineas, ass dam Nv snap, sister
to Jupu er b5ed b. Mr.. Cross 1773--her dam
(young Marske's 3ln} b. Blank, Surfing, Miss
Ma,,nt,t. b. P,y,1er, Gre, hound. Curweu, Bay
Bah, Lord D Arcy' arabian, Wni>eshir,, old
Montague mare nus 1t appears hs descended
from the besS running stock In England.
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BERGMAN GREEN, D. e.H.o,
VIRGINIA
lEGSe 81

VIRGINIA:
at n Court continued and held for FEaE67,
county, the frat day Of Dee, Ribe~, 1908.
Isaac Medley and Nancy his wife, late Mani
cy Cook, Robert Carer and Unity his
wife. late Unity Cook. john Cook, Ed y
mund Cook. JacraS, w Cook, Elizabeth y
J Cook, Richard Claiborne i'll righe OF bis .
lsre wife Sally Cook, PAisey Cook and u
Rebeck4h Cook by Elizabeth Cook their =
guardian, and Richard Cook by Isaac =
Medley his guardian, heirs AID legal dis ,
tributes of John Cook dec. plaintiffs :,
AGAINST -
Henry Cook, administrator Of John Cook, -
dec. defendant
TT appearing 20 the satisfaction Of the court.
that the defendan, is not an iphabitant OF M.
state On the motion of the plaintiffs b., the-
counsel, tie Ordsred, that the decree entered "a
This cause on me twenty fourth day of hurusr
last, be made nal unless ths defendant DO a,,,esy
and shew cause 10 the contrary tor bef re ~
court next; and that 4 copy of tie SAID decree
and this order be forthwith Inserted i'm some o11
of the newspapers published ~ the city Of R,cbs
mond. tor eight weeks excessively.
Copy,
Teste,
BERRYMAN GREEN, y. c. a.e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-17
TIE beautiful and thorough bred Horse,
d u n @ AN NON.

I"ported by .Tobn 7',y'as Esq. Of Mo,nt iiyy,
NE/iLL tand ihe eniuipg icsiou, az my
w houie, IN New Kens county, and will ca.
yer mares at the noderare price of our Dollars
the leap, aud Twelve Dollars the ftaion which
may be dilchsrged by the psymea. OF Eight Dol i.
lars, II paid by the 10Th OF AuguG, at which time
the feafon will expire.
Good and exsenivs paaurage gratis, bu, | will
nor he aaiwerabe for elcapes or other accidents.
Mares may BE- fed at the ulual price OF grain, and
icrvauts boarded, gratis.
WILLIAM MEAUX.
(w2m) Near Hollis old Forge.
P z d G EE.
| do hereby certify. cha, the Bay Colt fold
John rayloe, Zig. OF Mount Airy, was bred by
me- and is now three years old; was got by Dun
Cannon; dam by Conductor graudsm (Ftrt)
by Squirrel; great grandsm (tIelou) by Blank
great great grandam by Crab, out of an own
filter to Old Partner.
P. O'KELLEY, (Seal)
Dated CdnnOns, Jfita.Gsee,
.Sebt lSt, 1877
do certify che abovc TO he the pedigree re.
eeived from MIR. O'KeiieY, OF my imported COLI
Dnugannon, fold this dav "a William Harris and
Paul rhilman, for Five Hundred Guineas. have
fold him out Of training, intending to have run
him here for to.mOrrog's purGe.
JOHN TAYLOE.
TapPahannock, May -, 1899
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-17


.Aa Court continued and hel9 for fR.ij6ar
county, the 24th day oFdug1iSf, 1908.
Isaac Medley and Nancy his wife, Ia e Mann
cy Cook, Robert Carter and Unity his
wife, late Unity Cook John Cook. Ed ~
mund Cook, Jarratt w Cook. Elizabeth .
f. Cook, Richard Claiborne in right OF =
his late wife Sally Cook, P.tscy Cook p
and Rebeckah Cook by Ehza,e,h Cook ! =
Their guardian, and Richard Cook ~ Isaac z.
Medley his guardian. heirs and legal dis =
tributes of John Cook. dec. plaintiffs u
AGAINST ~
Henry Cook. administrator OF John Cook. =
dec. dsca,d,,,
'T'HE subpoena in this cause having been 1ulv-
executed, and the defendant fa,Inr to sns,,ey
the PLAINTIFFS bill w;hiu tne line by law 2rcsorib
ed after the fling ofthe same Therefor. on the,
motion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel, the said
bill IS taken COR confessed and it is Gecrecd aaZ
ordered, that the plaintiffs recover against tho
said defendant the sum of one hundred pounds
Current money, the value Of the land i'm the hin
mentioned, unless the said defendant shall shew
Cause to the contrary or befrs the next quarter
ly session court to be heid tor the said county in
November next, he being FIRST duiy served with :
Opy oFthis decree.
Copy.
Teste,
BERGMAN GREEN, D. ING.
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The marks, numbers,

&c. OF hogshead of Tobacco lodged and stored
with Thomas Ho'on, in the city OF RichmorI.
Hor: No. 143 i6S 1447 Marked ON each
head with backing S. K.
ne above hogshead ofTobacco has been lying.
III the subscribers warehouse upwards of two
years.--The owner is requested 70 appl, for If,
THOMAS HOLTON
Richmond, Feb. 90, 1904. w4r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-17
III a Cou,'t held for Buck.
fngham county, the 9

ing''au county, the 9M dug If Jauuary,
1909.
robert Smith, PIN
". Ia
James M'Oowel and Samuel Rogers, C'ea
Defts 'eJ.
y'hg defendants not having entered their ap-
Pe"rHnce and gwen security according 90 the
az OF assembly and the rules Of this corr. and !.
Appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the court thsf tbey
ave not innsbra'ds of this state; on the motion
on NE pa'n;it b. his counsel, II IS oyoeyed ,n7t
the sad defendants no appear here on tbs second
sionday IN Apdl next, and answer The h,il Of th.
p'Ai'rih and thIt = copy of This osacr b. fodL-
WIKI published IN one Of The p,5'ic Newspapers
printed N d'e ciy OF Richroud, f3r two months
successfully and also posted ,he Iron. dovt of
ths courthouse Of tlus county.
A Copy,
Icste,
C) BOLLI%C BRANCH, -,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-17

BEaRYMAN CREEN. y c d..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-17
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Bred by the Duke of Grafton, beautiful bright
bay, near sixteen hands nigh, of high form AND
elegance sing thirteen years DID, IN good health
ana great pcricd.on. Imported last spring by
William Lightfoot, Esq of Charles City oouaty,
and no his property, viii STAND the ensuing sca-
son at The subscribers, IN Charot,e cou" y i've
mi s ,.lov the courthouse, and three from BUul
dvr's did stores, TO cover mares at Sin Guineas
the season, for which note viii be required, dis
chargeabIe by the payment of Twenty Dollars,
AT any time before The 10 h OF August next, " men
the season viii expire. with One Dollar to the
groom for each mare. paid at the stab dor
Good and extensive pasurage well enclosed,
with -reek and branches running through. the
fla land aIrrdins good forward pastures as u
ny in TINS lars of re country, gratis. Servants
that may be emf with mares will Os boarded With
out charge, an mares fed. ifrc4ured, ola reason
able terms The u.uost aJtention paid and care
taken 70 prevet accidents, bur will not be respon-
si6e for any ,nA1 may happen
HENR1' LESTER.
March 5, 1904. WIFI