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TO BE SOLD, !
|. VALUABLE BODY ofL,AND,

= ss III IL otll.D, f3}s5ssa3 IA a
IA yALuABLE BODY ofI.AND.
IA situate IN Berkeley County, Virgil
MA near Mill Greek, containing 500
acres. This Land is divided into t!.ree
Tenements. Niih Z good Barn and CON. !.
venient Dwelling House, m excellent
apple Orchard about so bearing trees,
with annmber ofpeach and cherry trees
on each place About 50or6o acres Of
Meadowis made, which Is nearly equal.
" apportioned between the different pla.
ees, and 4 considerable quantity more
may be made with but Iittle trouble.-
About one half ofthe Land Is cleared,
enclosed with gnod fence, and in excel,
lent farming condition the other half
is cloth'd with good timber, such as white
and black OAK, Hickory, &c. Ihereare
four springs ofgood Water on this Land,
three Of which are so situated asto Be
convenient 70 each ofthe different hous.
es. The Property may be seen and the
terms know on application tothe subscri-
Der, living On the premises.
: An indisputable title, free from Ii.
cumbrance, win be given. .s---s
JONATHAN lGARRARD.
February 2. 1904. i j
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MARTINsBuRG, Besiskyc esmty,
Eireima; Psiated and bublished 81
JOHN al BUR IT'S.
rras. ., 81. INTELLIGENcER.

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coafinhete yeceive a reduction b ons-tonyfh
~ their bsrtisemsnfs.
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17
FOR sALE.

"A sn1attf kdcf OF L4NL, coflsssffng u 107
acres. withA one miie ef Ssrider's
Ma, IN the Neigh oErhood Of
Bullskia, 1ef fsson County.
y1sHIS Land Is very valuable, IS il Is
amixture Of limestone and slate,
and lies almost wholly to the sunrise |;
the greater pant of il Is cleared and in
good tenable repair !, there are ON the
premises ! good Dwelling House and
Kitchen, two excellent Springs ofneyer-
failing Water, and . good thriving Or
chard Of choice Apple Trees now 10 their
prime. Any ersoninclining 70 purchase,
may have immediate possession.
WILLIAM BURNS, jun.
berkeley County, FEBRUARY ., 1904.
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FARMERS ATTEND. I

MANY Of you hay-
M ing very frequent-
" applied 70 the sub
scriber (he being inthe
habit Of trading to the
j Northward) 70 bring 1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14
The beautiful high-5iooded horse,
p RECEIPT A TIE.

| L>ULL fifteen hands and a half high fine
4 sorrel, handsomely marked, of big bone, and
great muscular strength and powers, evidently
denoting the true English running horse-wil
Stand at my stables, at Sandy Point, in Charles
City county, 1T six guineas the season. and dol
, lar to the groom but the season may be dis
! charged by the payment of twenty dollars, on or
before the 10Th day of October,
Extensive, rich ana productive pastures, well
enclosed, IN various apartments, from which no
mare can easily escape, as well on that account
( as from its physical situation. Servants found
gratis but no liability for involuntary escapes
or accidents.
This celebrated horse, whose name is so truly
applicable to his character, was bred by Lord
Egremont, foaled in 1877, got by Mercury "a SON
OF Eclipse dam by Herod, grandam by Match
EN-, out of Mr. Pratt's old Squirt mare, is un-
aonotediy one OF the best horses imported
into this country, and is now thought by many
gentlemen, who have travelled some distance to
see him, superior although he has so la,ely eros
sed the sea, that 1t cannot be expected ne should
have gained his pristine form and beauty.
He is truly such I horse Virgil describes OF
a hne one--an eye large, black and full of FIRE.
bold as the Lyon, active as the Greyhound and
IN all his movements ether; he rushes forward
Ike thnnderbolt, and hesitates al nothing
In the hrstsprng meeting 1920 at New Mar
Net, when three years DID, he won the first class
OF the Princes stakes of 100 guneas each, beat
ing thunderbolt, Chandelier and Sir Fepper.
four having paid forfeit. In the same week, he
won the Bolton stakes of SO guineas each. beat
ing Chambooe. Dragon, and Paafox-seven
paid forfeit, Second spring meeting, he wen the
third class of the Princes stakes OF 100 cuincas.
beating Thunderbolt-seven paid forfeit And
in the same week, he received 100 guineas forCeir
from Lord Grosvenor's Radamanthus.
In 1872, he won sol. at Gmldfield beating
Doge, Thumderbot, Seringapatam, and Stout.
ne next day sol. at the same place, beating Car
dock and Griffin. He also won the kincr's 100
guneas at Lewes, beating Skyscaper at three.
heats, the first being deemed 4 dead heat; after
which he was so highly esteemed, that he became
stallion Ill his iordship's stud, at 10 guineas a.
mare.
This horse is the sire OF Jonquil, Petworth.
Matranna, Kosalba, chestnut colt out at Bobtail.
chestnut colt out of Rosemary, Humbug, Lazarus,
Raginier, Apollo, Gulliver, Tag, Lousa, Tin
staH, and many others of great fame now in train
ing.
purchased him myself when in England last
fall, at the sale Of Richard Watt. dec. where a.
complete stud of his get were sold at Auction, at
prices Tar beyond what WAS common 10 wiz
yearIings from so to 220. sterling-a printed li,t
OF which now have in my possession, to be seen
a. any time.
For character and perfoIman see Racing
Calendar from 1870 TO 1872 inclusive, Sporting
Dictionary, page 1873, vol. 2, printed lSOS-Wi-
liam TapiIn, author.
WILLIAM LIcHTFOoT.
March 70. 1904. wtmIv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14
VIRGINIA.
III a Si4hsrior Court Of c'hqncery h,Lden in
Richm0nd, biarca 2o.A, 1904.

az " Superior corr 81 IH3ncery A3IdeH i7I
Richmond, biarca GOA, 1904.
Between
Bernard Markham and Smith Blakey. exeeu.
tors of Stephen Pank=y, deceased, plaintiffs
Alexander Burot, defendant !
THIs fuit abatc: a, TO the plaintiff Bernard
Markham by bis death and the defendant,
who is ont OF this country and againR whom
proceedings have heeu I'D a. in ruch cafes the
law Tequireth, 10, having entsred his .paearance
and given fecurity TO perform the decree, the
court this twentieth day OF March, in the year OF
our Lord one thouiand eight hundred and four,
upon the motion OF the furyiving plaintiff, by
! council, doh take the bill for conseG-d, and adj.
| judge and decree, unlefs the defendant do on or
before the hrR day of July next, pay unto the
iuryiving plaintiff I'VE hundred pounds of current
money OF Virginia. with inte-cit thereupon 70 DC
computed alter : rate OF five per centum per
snnnm, iEom the thirtie,a day of December, one
thouiand feVsn hundred and ninety Fix, until pay
nlen and the eOs of this fuit, that the defendant,
and his heirs, and al perfons claiming under him,
be from thencetorth barred and forecloled Of all
equity and right TO redeem che tract Of land men
toned and defcribed in thc indenture made the
tnirtieth day of December, one rhoufand feveu
hHndIed and ninety ~Lz, between Alexander Burot
of the one part, and Bernard Markham and Smith
Biakey, executors of Stephen Pankey, deceafed
of the other part and in cafe of default in the pay
ment of the isid principal money, ereh and
COTS, at the time aforelaid, that Benjamin Hatch.
er. Obadiah Smith Francis Smith, David Pate.
fon aud Thomas rredway, or any TWO of them,
after giving three weeks previous notice in one
or more Of che Richmond newspapers, do cxpole
to public fae, by auction, for ready money, or on
fuch credit as the plaintiff may be willing to give
the land IN the aforefsid inden,ure mentioned, and
OUT of the proceeds of the fae, after firR dedueA
ing the expenfes attending the fame, pay unto the
plaintiff the faid principal money interest and
COTS, and report their proceedings in execution
hereof to the court; on the plaintiffs entering
into bond with 4, .ieient fecurity in the penalty
OF one thoufSnd pounds, conditioned to reRore
the money which he may receive i'll virtue of this
decree, to the defzndan1 il he lhall claim tbc
fame and be adjudgsd entitled thereto And the
plaintiff contents that Burot the prefent
occupant of the land FALL remain in poTeiIion
thereof until the twentysfifth day Of December
next for the purpose OF reaping, receiving and re
moving the crops which are now growing thereon,
Pitts, COTS, elks ices aud tax, doils. a.
l.. iec rs 90
A Copy--Teae,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14
Z. INoEshI, c. :.
L AND and NEGROES
FOR SALE.

TWO hundred and ninety eight acres of land in
the county OF Cumberland, lying on botb
branches of Tearwallet run. about two miles \.
bove the courthouse-about one third oftbis land
is well timbered, and equal in quality to the best
nigh land in It's vicinity, it is well supplied with
good water, and the situation is remarkably heal
thy the buildings On it are tolerably convenient
and az small expense might be made comforta-
bic Tor fanily--Shere is remarkable fine apple
and peach orchard, aud several other kinds of
fruit trees thereon, which seldom MISS bearing.
and on the main road from north TO south, which
Passes through it, there Is large ds,illery, malt
house cellar and granary well ccnsrrutied to car
~ on the distilling business extensively.
Also. for salca DiSter. Man Cool, and some
other valuable Slaves, together with the stock of
Horses, Cattle. Sheep and Hogs. Carts and Farm.
ing Utensils, with ZONE Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
1.-THE above properly is not disposed OF by pri.
vate sale before the 25,h day of September next,
the whole viii on that day be set ~ on the pre-
misses, 10 the highest bidder, at puLiic sale Cash
will be expected tor all sums under twenty dollars.
and on al! purchases exceeding that SUM, a credit
OF twelve months will be allowed, on giving bond
with approved security, to bear interest from the
da'e, which will be RENTED on receiving pun6tu.
al payment ct the prncipal-a deed of trust on
the land wall be required 10 secure the payment
torit. If agreeable to the purchasers, the Distil
ery Stills, &c and forty acres of and adjoining,
viii ne sold separately-but il not sold in this way
the Stills Boiler and Disuling Utensils will be
set mp separately, TO the highest bidder, OF the
same terms IS the other property. The premises
viii oe shcvn any person wishing TO purchase.
6y Lawrence Grille, who resides thereon.
LAWRENCE CARLLE
JOHN 8. Ed. CUNNINGHAM.
July Sd. 1907 wst.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14
VIRGINIA:

ut Swherior Court of Chancery holden in
Richmond, Nay i6th, 1904.
Between -
James Fretwel, nIain,iF
And -..t. y
Daniel Jones and Richard Booker, executors
ofThomas Nash, defendants.
siE defendant Daniel Jones, not having Ell
tered his appearance and given security &C
cordmS 20 the act of assembly and the rules of
this court, and it appearing the satisfaction of
the court that ne is not an inhabitant of this
country; On the motion of the plaintiff by his
counsel, 1t IS ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day of the next Septem-
TENDER term and answer the bill OF the plaintiff !;
and that a'copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed IN some newspaper in the city of Richmond for
two months successfully. and posted at the front
door OF the capitol in the said city.
Copy-Teste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14
=. TINsLEY, c.

A GREBABLE to the above decree, the fub-
IA feribers will expofe to fale. on the premiles
on Saturday the fourth Of Augua next, fhs
T.RAC7' or LAND, mentioned in the raid de.
cree, which traa Of land contains AZ acres more
or l.fs. and lies each lde Of the BUCKINGHAM,
road in the county Of Cheiierfeld, abou, fix mile,
above the town OF ManeheGer il being the fame
traa whereon Burot now lives. The
terms Of fa'e are, one half OF the purehafo none
20 be paid down on the day Of fale, and the other
half on the 25th Of December next. when pofIer.
ion will be delivered to the pureharer, aud con.
veyanee made by the fubieribcIs or two Of them.
as eommihOnsrs.
BerjaniH Hatcher.
Obadia5 SDiifb.
Francis Smith.
Daoid Pr,fesoH.
sHas Ted.gay,
July Wit
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14
rIRGNLf,

III a S"teri3r Corr If Chdsscery, holder in
Richm0Rd, The ssh day Of Jzay, 1891.
Between =
John Watkins and Sarah Moore, executor
and eXecHtrix OF Joseph Moore, plaintiffs.
And -
Zachariah Williams and Thomas Glascock, |
executors OF Robert Walton, dec defendants
~ the motion of the plaintiffs by counsel, the
~ court doth order that the defendants, who are
not Inhabitants of thus commonwealth, and who
have failed TO appear and answer the bill OF the
plaintiffs and to shew cause against the revival of
the ssit lately depending in this court, in which
their testator was plaintiff, and the present plain
tbs defendants, to appear here on the FIRST day Of
the next term and answer the said bill, and sheyv
cause IL any they can, why the suit aforesaid of
their said testa,or brought fora settlement Gf ac-
counts, ana in which AN account was ordered and
report III pursuance thereof, made before the
abatement thereof, should not stand revived u
ganst Them defendants in the names of the pre-
sent plaintiffs: Aud the court further ordere,h
that the defendants be notified of this order, by
insertion of 4 copy thereof for two months sue
cessively in one more of the Richmond news.
papers. and by another copy being posted on tho
front door Of the capitol in this city.
Copy,-Teste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14
H[RGLMI.A. ro wI1:

At a Court of Quarterly Session beld for The comfy
ofAme!ia, on Thursday tbs tVsrty.t fourth day #
1z1y. one thousand eig5t hundred and four.
John Holt, compt. !
Against Oman Injunction
Liggon, dcis.
SSIHE defendant Jarriatt Rison, not having
4 entered his appearance according to the a6
of assembly and the rules of this court; and il
appearing 20 tine satisfaction OF the court that ne
IS not an inhahitant ofthi commonwealth on
the motion of the complainant by his counsel,
IL is orle7ei, that the said defendant Iarriatt do
appear here on the fourth Thursday in August
1rcxt, 70 answer the bill of the complainant; and
that a cooy OF this order bc inserted in some pub
lie nc vsraper OF the city Of Richmond for two
months succes5v ely, and posted At the front door
OF ,ne courthouse Of the said county on two sue
csesiye court days.
a cOpy-Iesie,
JAMES TONNES. 9. A c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14
YfRlKAr.t. 10 wlr:

If Il Cart Of Quarterly Session, continued
and held foT the county Of amelia, oil So
furday the twemy-sirfh day flNay, 1901.
Henry J.. Discoe, comPit. \
Against T. y-L,....
Joshua Atkinson, Joshua Chafin 4" '''''''e'('
aud Henry Eidridge, defts. }
rue defendant joshua Atkinson, not having
entered his appearance according TO the al Of
assembly and the rules Of this court and It ap.
pearing % the satisfaction Of the court that ne is
not an inhabitant Of his commonwealth On the
motion Of the Complainant by his counsel, Iris
eyaered, that the sad defendant DO appear here
on tae fourth Thursday IN August next TO answer
the bi I Of tine complainant and that copy Of
this order be inserted in some public newspaper
the city of Richmond for two months success
sivcty, and posted at the front door of the court.
house ofthe said county on two several courtdays
q sopy-Tcsie,
JAlLES 7oWNES, e.A.c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14
WILL b. SOLD,
To the highest bidder, in Charles City county. ar
September court day, that well known TiaR
of Land, called
The Indian Fields.

Containing between eight and nine hundred acrcs.
pleasantly SITUATED, on the main road lsadinq.
through the county The Situation is so general.
~ known and admired that y minute dcscriptio,,
would be superHuous, as it is presumed any gen.
teman wishing to purchase, would prcyiousl,
view the land, therefore shall only observe tb..,
the houses aliIn good order, having lately con,
thro' thorough repair-and the small pronor,;on
of land i'll cultivation, proves ii to bs very v,Iu,.
bic and productive, the soil being admirably a.
dapted to the culture Of corn AID small rrai6 -
Any person wishing 10 view the land viii call o,,
MIR. Koystcr who lives on the place The,o,.,,,
of sale will be made known On the day or ,,fe.
I'm WILLIAM EDWARDS Sue,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14

$1,000 tickets at 10 dollars each, SO. 900
n. b. Prizes subJea to \ deduction of 5 per
cent.
This lottery has been authorized by the LeEis-
laturc of Virginia, for the audab!e purpose of e
re6irg seminary Of learning in or near the me.
trcpolis OF ths state. With this view IL is con.
tempIatedto raise ~ OCJ dollars, and 5OOdollar
in addition, for defrayng the expenses attendant
on drawing the lottery. Citizens Of the FIRST re.
spetability have been seie 6ted as trustees, and
they have pledged themselves 20 use their utmost
eXertious to carry it into encd. The scheme has
the advantage Of giving 20 each adverturer,
chance for some very large prizes whilst the pro-
portion Of prizes TO blanks, is so great as TO invite
the Friends Of the intended institution 10 Dartake
in the lottery, with very little risk of their becom
ing losers. Tie treasurer Of the state is 20 be an
pointed 20 receive the money for tie tickets as
they are sold, and TO pay the amount Of the pri
zes 20 the fortunate adventurers I, is believed
that the above considerations will induce a rapid
sale Of tickets, and the drawing will commence as
soon as a sufficient number shall be sold 10 autho-
rize (which It is believed will be on the second
] Monday IN December next.
! Richmond, January 81, 1901.
/ - TICKETS 70 be had Of Robert Pollard.
/ Dod. John Brockcnbrough, IL. WIN. Price, (Rex J
Samuel Peasants, ir. and William Prcl.ad.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14
YIRGWTd:

Nv 44E Hen CoURT OF CghNcERY.
Between
Christopher M'Connioo and Thompson
FouliIs, executor Of Matthew Niarable, I
And plaintiffs.
Richard Kennon, defepdant
; ON the motion of the plaintiffs by their coun-
- sell tho court this twelfth day of May in the
year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and
ninety eight, doth order that the plaintiffs do
render an account oS their administration of the
goods. ohatteis and credits OF their restator be
fore master commissioner Rose who is directed
70 examine, state and settle the same, and maxi
report thereof to the court. with such matters
specially as ne may THINK pertinent. or as the
parties may require 10 be stated.
A copy-Tes,e, Sc. wet
Signed, PETER rINsLEY. q
Petersburg, Coaoniss;o,,ers Office, Sune 2, 6o4.
The parties concerned will please take notice
that have appointed Wednesday the first day
OF August, TO carry into elied the preceding or.
der, when they are requested to attend with their
books and papers ready Tor examination.
Signed, SAMUEL DAVIS, Comrn'r.
United States IF ydaericl, So Circat, Ylr.
= = ginia District, Nay "A, 1904.
Robert Boyle, pit. = =.
against :
William Thompson, Oscrton Cosby, admi- 8
nistrator of David Loudon, deceased. : :
Hector Ross, DAVID Henderson and ! 3
James Dunlop, defts.
s0HE defendant James Dunlop, not having
entered his appearance and given security
according To rule of this court, and it appearing
to the sat- 'aion OF the that he IS not an in
habitant of this distviS On she motion of the
plaintiff by his counsel. IL is ordered, that tic
said defendant DO appsar here the fist day OF
the next term and answer the plaintiff htl and
~
some one Of the newspapers published IN the CITY
OF Richmond for Two months successfully. aud
posted up at the f.o.t docr o. the capitol in the
said city.
A Copy-Tes'e,
JAS. RLAGROyE, PC.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14

at quarterly CC;<f continued and hetd
for Prince Edward County, Nay fAe
22d, 1908.
Obadiah Jenkins and Sarah his wife, Little-0
berry Jenkins and Milly his wife, Josiah -
Hurt and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas E. <
Young, William Brightwell and Mary his =
wife, William Hatton and 1abitha his "a
wife, and Rebecca Young, heirs and lega- h.
tees of Henry Young, deceased, pltfs. Z
tgaiAs. >
John Watson. senior, Augustus Watson, :.
Thomas WATSON, John WATSON. junior. ~
end Elizabeth Young widow of Henry -
Yoang. deceased, defts
The defendants John Watson, senior, THO.
& mas Watson and John Watson, junior, not
having entered their appearance and given secu-
rity according to an act or the general assembly
and the rules of this court and it appearing to the
satisfaction of tile court THAT they are not inhab
tants of this state On the motion OF the plaintiffs
by their counsel 1t IS ordered, that the said de-
PENDANTS John Watson, senior, Thomas Watson
and John Watson, junior, 10 appear here on the
hrst day OF August court next and answer the
plaintiffs bill; and that : copy of this order be
forthwith inserted insome one of the public news
papers printed in the city OF Richmond for two
months successfully, and also posted at The font
door of the courthouse Of this county.
4 COpy-l'este,
BENJAMIN WATKINS ne
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SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED A
Grocery Store,

In the next house above the Eagle Tavern 1.-THE
property of Mr.. Temple) where he has for sale.
SALT, COGNIAC BRANDY, HOLLAND
GIN, ANTIGUA SPIRITS, LOAF and
BROWN SUGAR, COFFEE, IMPERIAL.
and YOUNG HYSON TEA, PEPPER, ALL.
SPICE, GINGER, NUTMECS and other
SPICES; SOFT SHIELDED ALMONpS-
QUEENS WARE, DEMIJOHNS, and sundry
other articles, which he will sell very low az
wholesale or retail, for cash or country produce.
DANIEL TRIpL EFT.
October IL, 1908. w12m
~ Cash given for 7oBACCO, FLOUR, or
FLAX SEED.