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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
George w. Duncan,

- - 1~19
M. Central Rsqu, Feye,frsrf,
nA3 received by the Ian arrivals from L;supsss and
4 has for fale,
100 boxes , BY Crown Window clai.,
100 do. 8 BY s do, do.
sooowt. thin Sheet Lead,
5000 do. dry White do.
1890 90, bar do.
5000 VT. Spruce yellow,
so eaks Shea.h;ng Nails,
s,so - Drawing do.
.. 10 Dc. .od. Flats & Sharps.
30 do. rod do. do.
Sd. Sd. & id. do.
- I'D. sd. & I'd. Brads,
49, = I'd. sd & 4d Clous Nails,
LikewjE.
Bea KIDDEMlNSTER.C ARPETIN0
Rufia BED TICKING, and -
ENGLISH GOODS, as uiuai.
| AtrI 4. :
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

Newhall & Walton,
H1sf ~ fall. At S4o,. Ne Lesr UzvE
q Few Pipes high proof BRANDY.
e; Pipes Holland c1N-epsibed to drawback,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

Barbour & Barneville,
HAVE jua received general aHcrtment II
1 l. FRESH SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,
which they are telling on the owcn terms.
A16, WEST INDIA GOODS,
wholefail and retail.
Portland, AprI Is.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
kAMoVAL.

N-tWOV III.
CAMUEL RICHARDS, CabiaA- Naksr Ref
- peeaiuy nfcsms the public, that he has removed
from mis- former Rand, adjoining F Rreet and taken
more in Cont St,s where his Cuomers
and the Public invited 70 cali.
C~6ma Furniture bn,ihed in the newell faiaion,
and warrant, j. Hty1 a..
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

mt no Per1nn appesrs to paw faid taxes and al
neeeiafy intervening charges before Monday the
eghfh day OF May net at min of The clock in the tore.
TO dfcharge the fame will then IL fold at Public Auction
10 the h'ghe bidder according to law at the dwelling.
Aouie OF DAsitL Jacxsos IN laid town
iOSEPa FERNALD, CoYkaer.
Psl~s. \tJ IaCy 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

Woodbury. Storer,
.HAS;for Sale, loo Hhds. 4th proof. Jamaica
IL RUM, No. 3, Usies Hboyc:
dbva 20. -.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
MAINE TURNPIKE coRPoaaT.Ds.

MAINE TURNPIKE CORPORATiDs.
THE Stockholders of the Mnae 1urv1ik, Ger.
i porafios, are hereby notified TO meet q, he
Court Hoeie il Portland, on Tuefday The eighth
day OF May next, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon,
to act on the following Articles, to wit
I: To chooie thirteen Directors for the year
erfoing. -
=. To ehoofe Treafurer and Clerk for the
sniuing year.. re
8. To couider Nod dete. mine .whe,her asy par.
and what part Of the faid Turnpike fhall be made
10 the enfaing year, and to ae thereon as tteY
ihall Zee fit. sssaf-
4. To conGder and determine whether any u.
fe6msnts fhall be made upon the lh4-e. i, Gid
CORPORATION, and to aa shereon as they may think
proper. . ~.
s.. To al upon any fabjea which concern faid
Stockholders, and which they can lawfully al up
on At their annual May meeting.
J. D. HOPKINS. Clerk q tie Cooperation.
Pstssd, Apsa A..
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
Blake & StitnpGOn,

Blake & Stiinpfon,
IIAVE for Sale, at their aore in Midds Street
general afort,rent of
WESf.INDIA GOODS & GROCERIES,
And collection Of
GARDEN SEEDS.
ALTO, -
Bills. fhper6ns. 6ne, and Middlings Flosr,
Eliot's Snuff, in kegs and biadders,
A few buihels Of Fiaxieed. AtvH 20.
FOR Sale by the iubfcriber. at his new
= Rore in Fore-nreet, adjoining the fore of Mefrs
Lsrpi Weel u Sss the Cargo OF the brig Comet, con6H
ing of
IS hhds. of I'd, sd, & 4th proof Rum,
a6 hhds. excellent retailing Mola1es, &
IL hhds. choice Sugars.
A few Crates aGorted Liverpool Ware.
DANIEL TUCKER.
IpvI 20.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
At Auction,

AT Auction,
-. ON MONDAY,;he a,d mt. . RI.
fl the Hone belonging 10 the Hon Danci Dsvis, En-
IN Back frse - FiA be Sold
A Quantity Of HOUSE FUkNI 'URE--co =
it0iug Of one Mshosany Side Boaed DO. Decks
do. Tables Chairs Of different k,ods Beds and Bedexis
with ether ARTICLES too many enuneratc in sdve.
tfement -Au6, Pew ia Or Dc snes Meet s-huuie
few barrels snod CIDER one saksy and Asrnets one,
Sleigh, &C. Sc. @
~ T. MOTLEY, du.7iaaess.
Ps,asad As,Rsr. 1904.
THE fubicrber hereby gives public roice 10 all con-
taken xpon him the fsuN Of an AdnnQr aor Oh the ~.e
of LENDAL SMITH.
late Of Portlond, in the couoy OF Cuuberisud, Mariner
deceAled, by giving bond the law d,rectsHe the
tore reQuet, AL pelons ndchsed fd lcee.ed.s esf
TO make payment :; aud thoe Who have any demands
thereon, to exhibit he fame to
SAMUEL HOMER.
Oafed tva 20, 1904.
DUBL!C NOTICE is hereby gwen that the
fcrihers have been appointed ny the lion Job Nefon.
Eq Judge OF Probas within aud for the county 81 HAn-
cock, Guardians Of
LAUCHLAN M'DONALD,
Of BsO.~~ in laid county, yeoman ard that they hsse
taken upon themfcaves that ua by giving bonds the
msrd. sgasn the faid Lauehian NJ Don aid wtn DIRE
Indebted, rtdueitcd 10 cal them tor fst,iemen
and all psffons hereby cautioned asana :raIns with
fad Lauchisa NJ Dnsald paying h'm any dent due
no eostrsd receipt Of his "; he valid
JONATHAN BUCK, G.~yvest
JAMES GEM, ksus5i,s
joriAM MoUL1oN NDo.sy.
BsekAezvs, Ae,ii A. 1894
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

Letters from Warrington fay the Attorney cenrarl an
Pof 'Maer General OF the United States, will fpeedi
reign their Offices.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

Ay6. number Of other articles too numersu,
to mention. which vi Be fold Low can be pureh.f
ed in Town. for each or approved credit.
lpris8.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
Thomas Cross.

LAS for fale at his ltore in Fore areet, gen
4 sral aGorment of WEST INDIA GOODS. HARE
and SHlP.CHANDLERY WARE, BY wholeaaIe aud re
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
ERF Or M a NcF g

In 1896, WONDER, then two year,
old, won the (werpfakes at FORK, Of so
gulneas each, for two years old collie, sight
ttoae, tillies feven Ronc twelve pounds. fix
iublcribsrO, beating Lord A. Hamilton 8
brother to Rattoon, aud Mr.. Lowther's b..
c by Diomcd, out Of TuliP, twenty to one
againt the winner.
In 1877, whea three years cid, carrying
eight fone feven pounds, at Doncater, lac
beat Mar SitwclPs COMMODORE, eight lone,
the lat half mic, for 90 guineas each.
The fame day he received forfeit from Mr.
BsSer'a &. ia -aazard, eight hone
each, zoo guineae each, two miles.
Ia 1898, he won the great produce Fakes
at York, of two hundre,. guine each, Ave
!ubfcribers, four miles.
In 1899, he won the fweek&akes at
Stamford, of ten guinness each for all ages,
bearing MIR. Heathcote's Wsrter, eight
fublcribcrs, two mice. The fame year he
ran fecond, in fweepGakea at York. for
twenty guinness each, feven fubfcriberey two
miles, beating Lord a Hamiton's colt by
WALNUT, out oF Nun, Sir Thomas CAT
coigns'a Maid of tie Mill. and Abraham
Newlsnd, now called Ccck6ghter.
la 1900, for lhe York Catlands. of Gf-
ty guineas each, he ran fccond to Cockhgh.
ter, allowing him feven pounda bea,ing Nj.
Cookion's Sir Harry, eleven fubfcrlbets,
two n1iiea. The fame year, at Doncaacr.
ne beat Sir George ArriJage's Tartar, one
hundred guiaeas each, four miles. The
fame year, he challenges Mr.. Johnfon'a Sir
Solomon, offering i've pounds, five hundred
guineas each, TWO miles.
WONDER, was LINED in training in
1904, and has never ince ftarted. He wa,
bred by Lord Fiizwilliari, is fifteen hands
three inches high, nine yearo old laf fPrng,
full OF bone, very handlome. and tree from
all material bemiihes--He is dark chefnut,
and is unqueRionably as Gae horfc as ever
was imported to this country, and OF as
good Il tock--snd as runner he certainly
mas exhibited well, having beaten Warter,
Coc!sighier, aud Sir Harry, three of the
ben hories on the Enghih turf 1t will be
ohlervcd, that his dam was got by Diomed,
and he is perhaps as nearly like hi grand
fire, as it ie poiIible for one horfe to be like
another.
WONDER, covered two fearono in En-
gland, the hr& at two and the lait at five
gu'neaa, which arongly indicates hio grow
ing reputation aS ioal getter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
THE SUBSCRIBER,

Wishing 10 cn,hioy his cafital in another.
7pay, fl1-ohoSes 10 sell, az Public Vendue,
on ne Esd day 81 bfay -erf, az The Eagle
7aUeTn, commencing az | | O'Clock II. III.
the following 7reK situated and paiuable
PROPERTY, 7cifhiu nis cify-Uiz:
E7IVE LOTS, between the baln OF the
Z Canal and James river--on one of thefe,
IS good TWO tory dwelling houie, Offices
and garden. On another, there is dwell
ling houic, Offices and garden, of equal va
iue--On another, there is a imaI,er dwell
ling houie and garden The two orhcr Los
are fOely fi,uatcd on he South Eaf Gde
of the Hay Market Square, upon one OF
which there is good lumber houfe.
Alto, that very commodiou,, fuely ftu-
ated, two Rory brick Dwelling Houfe
with lquare of four Lots, (mo-- eligible
in po,ut of ftudtion perhaps, than any o
ther in the city) and completely arranged
Offices, on which the fu5fcriber now refide,
A futher deicription is deemed uanece(-
fairy, as i; is wilhed that thofe who are DIFF
poisd to Purchafe, will previou1y examine
the premifes. The la& deicribcd Square. will
be found worthy of particular attention,
ince there is not another entire fquare, per-
haPeJ to he purchsfed on any terms.
1t is we'll kuown that property in Rich
mond becomes daily, more and more valua-
bic The rapid increafe Of commerce and
population, the great end incrcaiing advan.
tages OF the Cana, and the efablhment of a
Bark, with many other public iuai,utions,
luitiiy the opinion, that property thus ftua
ted will continue to advance 10 price
The terms of fsle will be, credi, Of five
intalments-the fra falling due fix months
after the day of fale, and the others to fuc-
coed az al interval of fix moGtha from each
other.
Should it be agreeable for purchafera to
make prompt payment, liberal difcount
viii be made; as it 10 an Object to obtain
Ihares 10 the Bank
ID. VI RANDOLPH.
Richmond, 10th March, 1904. wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
N0rS,

l. The PoA-maher General may expedite the
mails and alter III time, OF arrival and departure
at any time during the continuance OF the con-
tracts, he ePuatng an adequate concentration
for any extra expenfe that may be oc,afoned
thereby
!. F. teen minutes haIl be allowed FOR opening
and ciofng the mails a, all Offices where no par
ticuiac time is fpeei6sd.
J. For eve-y thirty minutes delay unavoidable
accidents eIeeP5ed) in arriving alter the time
p-efcribed in any contract, the contractor fhalI
fot'ei, one dollari and if tine delay continues un.
al the departure OF any depending mail whereby
The mails defined for fueh depending mail lo.e a
viF, an additional forfeiture OF five do ars lhall
be incur ed.
4. Newspapers as we'll as letters are to be fene
"a 'he mall d if any perfon making propoials,
deires to carry Newspaper; other than thofe con-
veyed in the mail, for his own emolument, he
mutt fta's in his PrOpo(als for what fun he will
carry with the emoument and for what fun
without that emolument.
Should any perton making propofals deGrc
alteration of the times of arrival and departure
above fPeeifed, he mutt ftate in his propofals the
alt r7tion defred, ard the difference they will
make in the term OF the contract.
3. Perfons making prOpofaIs are dcfred to Fate
their prices by the year rhofe who CONTRACT
will receive the' pay quarterly, in the months os
AuguG, November, February and May, in one
moth after the expiration Of each quarter
7. No other than free white Ferlon fhall be
employed to convey the mail.
s. Where the PropoCer intends to convey the
mail in the body Of tsge carriage, lac is defired
to Gate it in his propofals.
Q. The PoR n,aRer General referves 70 him
fell The right Of declaring any contraa at an end
whenever three failures happen which amount to
the ofs of trip each
TO. The contracts tor the above routes are 10
be in operation the firft day OF Oaobcr next,
and are to continue in force TOR two years
GIDEON GRANGER.
FosT-MhsT@R GENERAL.
General PoSf-CEec,
Washington Ciy. February 23. 1901. oazU6t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
w o N D E R,

7 IMPORTED laa fall in the hip Mou-
IL ticello, will Rand, at my fable, the en-
lung feaion, aud be let TO mares at Six Gut
meas each mare the feaion, and Dollar to
the groon--but may be discharged with
Five, provided they are paid by the firR day
OF October next. IA coed paRurage as
any in Virginia, with feparate inclolures
Tor mares ard colsa) gratis. and the grea-
tef attention ihali DC paid them, out i will
not be anfwerabie for accidents or efcapes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18

50 advertisements, not Exceeding sgucre
Sntength, are inserted in fhiS f,aher for scpen-
fy-fUe cents me. first time I; three dollars for
three 4ceeks rs imes) and for eUery add
tio7Giinsertio'r thirty-three cents. Lolg ones
an the same hrohortion-uniess shecial con-
frnct he made bv me year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
J IL CENTS sIEGLEl
PROPOSHIS

For carrying the Mails of the United States. on
the following Post Roads, will be received at the
General Post-Oace. in Washington, until the
18th day OF June next, inclusive
IL From Washington bv Georgetown, Alex
andria, Colchester Dumfries, Apuia aud Fal-
mouth TO Fredericksburg, six times week.
May TO November /.
Leave Washington every day, Sunday except.
cd, at 5p IN. and arrive at Alexandria by ia
P: m. and Fredericksburg by the next noon, in
Is hours
Retwnigg-L Leave Fredericksburg every day.
MONDAY excepted, At ii j m. and arrive in w ashs
ingtOn by lip m.
November to MAY /.
Leave Washington every dav. Sunday except
ed, at p. and arrive at Fredericksburg the
next day by SIP. m. Leave Fredericksburg every
day, Tuesday excepted, at 8 a. m. and arrive at
Washington same day by 10 p. m.
"a. From Fredericksburg b. Bowling Green
and hanover c. n. to Richmond. sly times a week.
May l to November l.
Leave Fredericksburg every day, Sunday ex.
cep'ed, at p. m. and arrive at Richmond the
next day by 5 4. m. in IA hours
HetTnigg-Leave Richmond every day, Sun.
day excepted, at 9p. m. and arrive at Fredericks.
burg the next day BY 10 4. M. in - hours.
N'ven b. q MAJ
Leave Fredercksb,. - every day, Monday cx.
cepted' at ) 4. M ana arrive Richmond the
same day b. p m.
h vHHg-Leave Richmond every day, Mon.
day .cepted, at a m. ana arrive at Fredercks-
burg he same day by p. m.
49, From Richmond by Manchester and Os-
bornes to Petersburg, every day. Leave Rich
mond every day at m. and arrive at Peers.
burg by ga. m Leave Petersburg every day at
8 p. m. and arrive at Richmond by 8 y. M
20. From Richmond, Frazier's New Kent c.
h. Williamsburg, Yorktown and Hampton TO
Norfolk, three times a week. Leave Richm nd
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 4 4.
m. and arrive at Hampton by 9p. m. and a, Nor
folk on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, BY 10
4.
RetwniHg-Leave Norfolk every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, AT p. m. and arrive at
Richmond the next days b. p. IN. in Summer.
and 9 p. m. in Winter
81. From Petersburg by City Point, Cabin
Point. Smith6eld, Surry c. h. and Suffolk G. h to
Portsmouth,, three times week. Leave Peters.
burg every Monda!, Wednesda, and Friday, a,
l a m. and arrive at Por smouJh the next days
By s a. m.
Reitvning-Leave Portsmouth every Mondays
Wet"esda. and Friday, az p. III. and arrive az
Petersburg the next day s. b. / p. m.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
ROBIN REDBREAST,

A FINE hay, fifteen and u haifhands high, i'm
n ported from England last spring, Will stand
the ensuing season at my stable in Chesterfield
county on Appomattox river, Is miles above Pc
.ersburg, TO cover mares at twenty-five dollars
the season, for which notes will be expected, dis.
chargable b. the payment Of twenty dollars on or
before the first day of O9ober next; ten dollars
the leap to be paid when The mare is covered. with
one dollar for each mare 70 the groom. Good
and extensive pasturage gr.ti having nearly one
Thousand acres Of nigh and low land in six differ.
ent Enclosures, under strong fences, besides seve
raj clover lots. The greatest attention shall be
paid 20 mares left in my care, but will not be LA
bic for accidents escapes.
p = ID g r r r.
ROBIN REDBREA Asst was gotby Sir Peter
Teazle, hic dan, Wren, by Woodpecker his grand
dam Papillio,t, (Sir Peters dam) by Snap. his
great grandarr Miss Cleveland, by Regulus his
great great 4:randan Midge. by son Of Bay Rol-
ton. Bar ct Childers, Honeywood's Arabian,
dam Of ,te Two True Blues.
(TakenTrom the general stud book)
PERFO MA N G z.
In 1900 (,he only year he rum at Bridgnorth,
June IS, 4 mile heats. at four years old, he won
the maiden plate, beating Mr.. Day 5 Raginer, by
Precpitate, and MIR. Cars Prospect.
The next day, az the same place, 4 mile heats,
he came i'm first and first, but lost the For the
want ola few ounces in weight the last heat.
At New-Ca5-le. July 3D., he won the members
purse of { SO, 4 mile heats, beating Mr. Harrison's
Trumpator, 3, distancing SrT Mostyn's Hedera.
r. Nantwich, July 10, he won the town purse
OF L. 50. beating Mr.. Smiths Sultan, and dIstan-
cling Sir T. Mostyn's Hedera.
At Warwick, Sept .. he won his raiesty's
plate oe100 guineas, 4 mile heats, beating Lord
DonegaIl's Fugleman, and distancing Mr. Tharn,'s
Marquis.
He won the purse at LitchfeId, .seps. II, 4
mile heats, beating Lord DonegaHs b h. by
Pot8o's, and distancing Mr. Brooke's Baron Nile,
Lord Oxford's Victoria and Mr. Coxe's Cocoa
Tree He was never beaten 4 mile heats except
at Rri1guorth as above stated where, although
1t was given against him, it was evident that ne
was much the best horse
THOMAS GOODE
March 1st, 1904 &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
T I c. K r T s

May be had of George Tucker, Thomas Taylor,
and Samuel Pleasants, jr. in Richmond; Rober,
Birchett, and Watkins Leigh Petersburg Tho
mas Newton, DR. Barrand, &, Lit,leton w. TaZe-
well, Norfolk; Hugh Mercer, Frcdericks burg
Henry Tucker, Winchester; Chapman Johnson,
S'aunton and IN all the towns in Virginia, and
in many places in the country
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
We the subscribers hold

ing lands adjoining to and near the city
of Richmond and the James river canal,
having for length of time suffered num-
berless depredalions on our property in
timber, wood, stock and Enclosures, by di-
vers persons, under the various pyetences
of fishing, fowling, shooting and hunting,
do hereby notify, iorewarn and forbid all
persons whomsoever, from trespassing on
our said property, or that OF either of us,
under the aforesaid pretences, or in any
other way whatsoever, having determn-
ed from unavoidable necessity to prose
cute all such trespasses without respea
Of persons.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
49, JOHN WARD, c. T. 6.

Mr.. Henry CaiiqveH, offhe state IF KenfUcfy.
c5p As you do not reside in this state, aud
L have not any known agent to whom
personal notice can be given, you will be pleased
70 take notice, that shall proceed take the de-
positions OF Samuel Booker, Caleb Baker and o.
theirs, at Prince Edward courthouse, in the state
of Virginia, on the third Thursday in May next,
beginning between the hours Of eightin the morn
ing, and SIX in the evening ofthst day and con-
tinue between tho hours aforesaid Of each pro.
feeding day III that week, time is not had the
FIRST aforesaid day, until all are taken which
said deposiuors are designed TO be read as evi.
deHce in the suit in chancery depending IN the
county court of Prince Edward, in rho state a.
foresoii, wherein am plaintiff and you are de-
PENDANT w4t' JOHN NASH, sen.
Prince Ed'wd county, Vrg. March %, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18

Dollars, $4,000
All tickets drawn blank may be renewed in the
next class, at 10 dolls each the price OF all o.
theirs will be Is dolls.
All prizes of Is dollars may be renewed for the
next class, or paid, at the option Of the person
entitled. If they be not claimed within shree
months after the drawing commences, they will
be considered as renewed in the second class.
The drawing to commence in the City of VIII
lamsburg, on the lsr day of June. 1904. under
the management of James Madison, John Brack-
en-, William Nelson, Robert Groenhow, BuyIvcll
Bassett, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler. Cham.
pion Travis, William Lightsoot, LiJtieton w.
Tazewel, George Tucker and James Sempe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
P E d | G. r E E.

He was got by Phenomenon, out Of the
dam of Lord FitzwiIliam's Brown Fanny,
by Diomed-grandam by Marlle, Young
Hag LaIurnham's dam by Skim, Old Hag,
Hydra'a dam by Crab, Ebony by Childero.
out OF Old Ebony by Baao. Phenomenon
was got by King Hero1 --his dam Frenzy
by Eclipley her dam by Engineer, grsndam
by Blank, Lafs of the Mill by Traveller,
Nils Mskelcio by Young Greyhound, Part
ner, Woodcock, Crof,'s Bay Barb, Make
lels, B INNER, Dickey Pierfou, ION Of
Dod(worth, Burton Barb mare. Taken
from the Geaeral Stud Book.
RICHARD BLAND,
Prince George, February IS. 1904
N. B. The fea(on to end the fr6 OF Au.,
gua next, and commence immediately
Servants boarded gra,is--and msreo fed
with grain at the market price, IS requir-
ed. cos;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
Scheme of a Lottery.

For tbe beaeftJ WILLIAM & MARY CoLLEoR.
FIRST CLASS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18

Wishing TO cnhloy bis cahitai in another
spay, frohoSes 10 sell, az Public Vendue,
on re Esd day Of bfay rerf, az The EGgle
1aOeT7,, commencing az / O'Clock II. ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
TIE Ccietrqtcd Engfsh Station,
y r A G. O N.

= ATE the properly Of his grace the Duke Of
- Bedford, and sire Of Spectator, Tarantula
Jenny spinner Creeper, Phenix, Hospitality, &c.
WI stand the ensuing season, near Farmvlle, at
Zen Guineas and a Dollar to the groom for e,rh
moro. The season will commence the frs, day
OF March next and end the lst day Of August toll
lowing extensive Pasturage of superior quality
will be furnished gratis, and the greatest attention
paid. but no responsibility oraccdents or cscaDes
The money will he expected for the season orsuch
S'arcs as arc pastured before they are removed.
and notes sent with those that are not to be Icrt
with the horse, payable the 1st Of August next.
Apply to RICHARD KNOWLES.
Agent Tor John Randolph.
Bizarre, Jan. 18, 1904 wrlIro
j. S. farmvilc is g miles below Prince Edward
courthouse, and IS from Gainesville. Mares fed
if required.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
Richmond, April ., 1901.

George Peery and William Prery,0
plaintiffs
AGAINST
Thomas lngs, Lon Brown, 10 : In C6anceyy.
seph Davidson, Henry Fairly
James Baily and Thomas Pick
ems, defendants
TINE defendant Thomas Iugs not having
4 entered MS appearance according 70 law and
the rules Of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the court by the oath Of Andrew
Peery, that tho said Inglis is not an iuhnbiant Of
this commonwealth On the motion Of the plain
tiTs by James Thompson their attorney, Uisor-
dered, that the said Thomas Inglis DO appear here
on the FIRST day Of the next August term and an
swer the bill of The compliments and that a CO.
by Of this order he inserted in some newspaper
published in tnis state, ar1 continued for three
months successfully, ad that another copy be
posted up At the front d9er of this courthouse.
Copy,
Tcste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18

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