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= Il i I D.,

r. Cfi@ NUT, elegantly formed, near sivteeu
= hands high. twelve Years old --His per rorm-
ances have been equal 20 any horse in England.
a. ~'i pear 10y reference T. The 7,;ne Calcu-
dar5.--' lie viii be !e, 70 mare ~ SIX CUiNEAS
the easor, which may be discharged bv ire r,urc-
tuai payment of Twenty Dollars during the sea-
son Ihicr Guiueas the leap, 20 be paid down.
and EN- Guineas insurance, and One Dollar to
the Groom ~ each case--the iuautance none, de-
mandabie. II the properly OF the mare be changed
ate he hrsj OF August mex, at which tine the
season viii eXpire.-Good and extensive pastu.
rage, and tine board ofboys sent with mares cRA
Tis; but 1 viii not be responsible for cscanes or
accidents Mares will be fed ON moderate terms.
iirequired, for which the n'oneyruat be sent
February 2cd, 1904.
DRUID was bred by Earl Grosvenor. and ro,
by Potooooooco, (son of Eclipse > his Dam rhe
famous Maid Of Oaks) by King HeroJ his
gandsm, Rarity, by Matcliem; his ereat ran
dam, called Snap Dragon, by Snap his great.
greet grandam, by Regu,us his great. cre,r
greet graudam, by Bartett's Childers his great.
grr. {, great, great grandam by Honevwood's
Arabian, out Of the dam Of the TWO True Plpos
DRUID started for the irst time) 1T New
Market, in the Craven Meeting l7q3, for
Sweepstakes of 500 gmneas EACH n 5ubscriberg)
and ran dead heat with the Duke Of Bedfoyd's
Top Gallant, brother to Sky Scraper, who the
same day bear Lord Egremont's Gohanra Tor
another weepstakcs. IN the same Meeting,
Druid won Sweepstakes of 1000 guiu-as each,
q subscribcrs) beating the Duke Of Bedford's
Hydra.
In 1874, New Market Craven Meeting. Druid
won Sweepstakes Of 500 guincas each. re- sub.
scribers) d. I beating tie Duke of Bcdr,rl's
Top Gallant and IN the same Meeting won line
second Class Of the Oatland Stakes Of so ounces
each, (2l subscubers) beating Kit Carr. Excise-
man, Bulzard, Coriauder, Gohanna, Heroine.
Patriot, and several Others.
In 1905 he only started once, being used chiefly
as a trial horse.
In 1896, New Market FIRST Spring Meeting he
won Sweepstakes Of 200 euireas each, d sub.
scribers) heating Mr. Churchil's Yoet, and eivirc
him l9bs he two middle mile. The da, I'll.
lowing he won plate of so beating ord Sack
v'le's Silver MIR. Wilson's Eliza, AMI IN. Lo,d's
Nucspenuer, the round comse, miles Eliza
afterwards won the Kings Pla,e, and great
subscription az York.
Iu l797, Druid won the second class Of the
OAKLAND Stakes. beating Vire', Spread Eagle aud
many others lie also won the main or the Oat.
land Stal es. beating the famous horse Bennington.
In 1893, Druid won 5OI P.at al NeN Mar
ket beating Sir c. Bunbury's Grey Hound and
Mr. Cardler's mare, the round course and won
the Duke Of Mubofopgh'a Plate at oxford, bcat-
ing MI. l4a0c's Truss, 5 mi,e heats. wsr
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Fairfield Races.

/ 81 - a 4 a - - - -
3NN Monday he go.h Of next month, will he
' = run for over the F.rfte courfc, fwcepu
f'S, Tor coils 'our ycars oit ,vo mil, heats. rive
eol's qre entered a. 800 dolls each, and the fl5-
fcru..oa clof-d lights agreoably u the rules
OF The Jockey Cla5.
o he fam, LAY the q" Fairfield Jockey Cub
/ CUP will h. run foJ Nv mile hc,ts, free Tor
al ages The Aorre' - be boaz fte the property
of members II the club.
On Tutrday che f-G aav Of May, the Jockey
Club P1r'e o. 400 1os will be run Tor, four mile
bes'7
On Wsdnerd7y ,be pu-rs ~ the PROPRIETOR o.
the cou-r, three m Il h,s.p--yeiPnts az roliows
AIRED h,rf,s 80 lba % years old 125 l5s-S
yeqf, 3D. ll8 lbs - year oi4, lJS lbs--5 years
oil o. lbs -Mire, md g,'d,u~' allowed H..
The tesisrer 'at-' this opportunity Of rerird-
inc d-i'ngu-n, member, Of the ue-cfiiiy OF for
vsrding the arnpDot n their fu5reriptions previ-
ounY 70 the commencement Of ths races.
March s'd 1901 'r
LoWSa Coaqty ruw-t, Dccem5ey l9b, laos.
Ludlow Framham, plaintFO
AGAINST p
AV)hn Boswell Johnson. Thomas NJ. John =
son, William Ioiue11 Purici Niche z 3
and Dorothy h,s wife, Jane Joh~-~o AID q
Ann Johnson, defendants.
Jr appearing ~ OBJ, sats1a zion of the court that
4 the def.rjso, I.h1 2 hoson, T. aot a1 ba.
btan, Jf ,his s,a.e and ho NOT having cred his
temperance anl civ ee-rr'y according TO- Inc
81 Of ls,c-,''v asi 'hc r'l.- ~ this c'u,r: On
! l7 n,1'ioa .f.lcu'a'1.1 I'll ltioracv. it's ar
d-e Z 1871 -'rcei tr III ~-,-' tfai he o3 lf,,,ear
he or .ar - VI N1, .orr nest and an
swer'Hc piain' 6 lil and hst COP atIIs NJ.
dcshe 'r hwi,h '1s~r'ed in sr~e ru5'fc DeVspo-
pr r Ne CITY ol Fi''oond l.r o9o 1'aa hs sec.
ccs1ircIy snd posted fionl doorcf ,nc court
. Eflff d 9 d.
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SPORTS Of the Pit.

a MIN of tpclty-one Coets tW be f4g5t at
4 = Sassc,, cot-t5 use GA tbe ID 7uesi,y IN Nav
xest for 9ae 75oHara Doilars. 7ibe si5gc,iJer
7pH use bis ereaUors TO 5I0e f6e 5est acconm9 id-
IL RE same time and place ,oiN be ogerei far
SAFE. eight o. N-g~oe9. consisting Of valuable
ma. three or fur bloug' lays, anil fvs gyis-t5ey
are remo iGtly likely ~Jnpose enc family Tiso,
VaLaGbie pair u yongg, well matc. greg boyges.
GEO. DILLhRD.
BIar,J 10. 1904.
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Notice.-AH persons haU-
ing claims against t5e estate of Samuel CoJ55, dec.
late ofCiesf6eH are requested to make them iro,ya
on o- b-fve RE frsf dayef Ma2 next. Those ss5o
tW may exbeef that euey1 iegai USE will be naae IF
f5is aoHee, toisJ 70 finally senie toe accounts Of
roe administration by that Hsie
1OHN C0BBS, AeiBt'r.
lob l1arcb, 1904. 1871
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an Act more efsctuaily provide far tie bqyment
ottdxes UPON lands zUit5in ibis Commonwealth.
Passed 29th January, 1908. !
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VIRGINIA

BERGMAN GREEN. D. C. H. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21

Lss.iS4 Coa.ty Cours, Decea6cr 31b, !eo3.
Ludlow Bramham, p!ain,a :
AGAINST :
John Bssweil Johnson, Thomas NJ. John -
son, William Johnson, Patrick MiShie 2 2
and Dorothy his wife, lane Johnson and s
Ann Johnson, defendants.
] 7 appearing to the satisfaction of the court ihAl
: The defendant john b Johnson, is sot all nina
biiat OF ih!s sta.e and lac net having catered Ius
appearance and given security according 10 the
act OF assembly snd the rules of this courr. On
tHs motion OF the plaintiff by his attorney, Lis or
acre: and dec,esa by the court, that he 90 appear
scre 0n tn lrst day OF cay tern, rext and an
swe' tie psntiit'. bill ana ,hat copy cGthis or.
oerse forthwith inserted in some puzzle newspa-
per in rsle city of Richmond Cor TWO months sue
cessi'ey, aud posted atne front doorof the court
house of this county.
Copy-1es,e,
WV. G. POINDEXJEP pcc
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! excellent foaI gestsr He was go, By Merru u
who was got by Col. Okslley'. EeIpfe, on, %
Tartar Mare ; his dam was the famous tferod
Mare, bred by Lord Miiiington ms yrsndam
Young Nag by Skim his great rrandsm Hng,
by Crab his srsat great gfanda4n Glory, by
Childers; his great grest great gsnd-ps Ebony.
py Saito his great great sress great gt ancan. by
inc syeriy faFk hi. great srea, great great great
grindaS by Iced. Arabian.
PER FOR Nj a NOES.
silver, in the feeond Odlo5er meeting. 1898,
carrying ST. bsa, the Duke Of Bedicrd's Golden
Rod, 81. alb one mile, tor so guirca. I'm tho
ieeond iPring meeting, 1924, sh. 3,c. lac beat w,
iayiors st. George. Sa 7lb. two miles, Tor 400
gnineas-in the iecond iprius meeting, 1904 3f.
SID. he beat Mr.. Howortb's Anthony. git. half
mile, tor 100 gulness In the July meeting, 1874
ne won 90 "a. two miles, beating the Duke Of
Srai'on's Grouie, Lord Oxfords Bruifcr. Lord
Srolvenor'' Excifcman, Lord Cermcnt's Payna-
tor and Lord Esremont's seaguI lin the irf Oe-
'ooer meeting, 1894, Sa. he received 40 suineas
rom Lord Egremont's Sesgul, 81. 7lb. end
nan miles, for 400 guiDeas.--in the feeopd Oc..
tooer neetingy sh. alb. he dead heat with
Lord Egremont's seagul, 81. rib. one and half
miies.--in the feeond O6iober meeting, 1894, he
won handy cap plate two miles beating the
DUKE ct Graiton.s Garland, Lord Errcmont's
CiDnabar, Sir Charles Bunburys Robin Cray
Mar. iaylor's Helmet, Duke of Oueenfbnry's Bay
Fiiiy, by Diomed, and Lord T;sh6eld's Quetlsva-
ea'-in the Craven meeting, 1875, st. he beat
Lord Darlington: ST. George, Sf- Obj. 4 miles,
tor 800 g'--in the fra fpring meeting, 1875, ne
"oa the main OF the oatlsnds cake, zoo guinea.
each two miles. beating Mr.. Nilfsu's Reunng-
tom ar. HSlnie's Gabriel, and the Duke of
oueenionry's Feeker.--ln the Houyhton meets
ing, 1898, sf. alb. received forfeit from Mr..
so~e'' Volunteer colt, II. one mile, for Ice
guDeas.
have the General Stud Book ard Racing Ca-
endars Tor 80, "a and 'os and csrttee.ss from
number OF respectable Geutleusn, 10 Prove
what 10 above aIerted of Silver
WILLIAM TUNSTALL.
February 18th, 1904. (oawt j.
n. IS. Notes OF hand will be expected with the
nares put by the feafen, for Twenty Dollars, dif-
rhargeaote as above. W. Z.
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A r C. III D u K E,

I ATELgs imported from London, was get by
Sir Peter reazl-, (tse 6rR Stallion now in
Englsnd) his dam Horatia By Old RcliuCc. FUN
douSsedly the fra Stallion Of his dsy) his graz.
dana Couneels by Blank, amo fon OF the Go
dolphin Arabian with many DINER exsellen, crol.
ies.--A horie ct better blood than Arch.uke was
sever rallied. He is full brother TO Mr. Jeszle
and Stamford both in high ropate. aud 70 are ths
whole fock. Counties (ais g.ancaRl) Ia. bred
ione OF the set horfe. thas hav. appeared on the
br'tith turf She j, the dam cf Wizard Cobfcar.
Aehiiies GTeybeard, Horatia aud Deipini-. all ca
pisai This ia well known 70 every gentleman
acquainted with the Racin. Calendar. and Gene
raj Stud Book Of England. Archduke is a dark
brown horfay full rs hands high, has deal of
bone with great powesJ COED iaare of beauty.
and III the prime Of lie. lie u 7Le his appesrance
on the turf at three years OLD. and did no, run
Alter that year. He won SueepRake. of 100
cuineas each, beating fevoral good horics; : alto
the Derby Stakes, beating Lord Egremonts Gil.
eoers, Sir Z. Handiih's brother TO Spread Esele
AIR. Hea,heoate's INVALID, &r. coskfon's Exp.e-
tation the Duke o. Grastoo's Vsndal, Lord on.
tord's Dart, {nov kis Lordfhip) Lord Csrofvenor's
COO by Pos3o = out OF Sniprons fitter, and icye-
raj osher very hneeolts. The rby Seakea are eonr
hdersd the trrtt in England, and gives the winner
great credit. He tell lame iAort.y after and was
hredy run two races more with very good hories,
and alsho he was beaten, he came in well. The
above is the whole o. his racing.
Arehduke wall eand the enruing feafou
az the Bowling Green, AZ 7 Guineas (Vish Doll
1ar TO ths groom) for each s.are ; which may be
dncAarsedy any siue before the hrit day of Au
gu6 next by ths paYmeut OF : Guipeas. The
ieaion viii commence ths Sra day of March
ne1r, and end the fri OF As.,u8 following. e..
great sSundance Of good pahrsg-, gratis hoys
boarded at Ics6 per weef, :. cora .arniksd at the
market prize for mares thar are to be fed, To-
which the money muit be feat, or it WILL not ~
had. Great attention paid ths mares tut TO
Responsibility Tor accidents or e!espe.. Notes Tor
7 euineas- to De di(chaigsd 40 Asove mentioned
mul accompany the msEes.
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II A NJ B L E T O N.

Bred by the Duke of Grafton, a beautiful bright
pay near sixteen hands high, of high form and
elegance, RISING thirteen years DID, in good health
and great perfection, imported last spring by
William l-ighttco,, Esq. Of Charles City county
and now his property, will stand the ensuing sea-
son a. the subscribers, IN Charlotte county, FIVE
mics below the courthouse, and three from Boul-
aehs OLD stores, to cover mares At Six Guineas
me aeason, Tor which note will be eqdred, dis
ehafSeable b. the payment of Twenty Dollars,
at any time before the 10Th of August next, when
the season will expire, with One Dollar to the
groom for each mare, paid al the stable door,
Good and extensive pasiurage, well enclosed,
WIN creek and branches running through, the
hat land aHording as good forward pastures as a.
ny III TINS part OF the country, gratis. Servants
that may be sent with mares will be boarded with
out charge, and mares fed, if required, on reason
able terms The utmost attention paid and care
taken TO prevent accidents, but will not be rcspon-
able Tor any that may happen.
REN}2r LESTER,
March S, 1904. wifi
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PRE-CIPIT A TIE,

YNULL fifteen hands ard half high. 6ne
/ Il sorrc, handsomely raSrSed, OF big boue and
great muscular strength and powers, cvidcntly
denotng the true English running horse-wiif
stand at my stables, at Sandy Pcirt, III Charles
City county, at SIX guineas thS season. aGd dol
lar TO the groom, but the season may be dig
charged by the payment of twenty dollars, oil or
before the 10Th day of O9ober.
Extensive, rich and productive pastures, well
, enclosed. in various apartments from which no
mare can easily escape, well on that account
as from lis 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, bred by Lord
Enemont, foaIed in 1857, got by Mercury "a son
OF Eclipse dam by Herod, grandan BY Match
EN-, out Of Mr.. Pratts old Squirt mare is un-
doubleday one of the best horses ever imported
into this country, and is now thought by many
! gentlemen, who have travelled some distance TO
see him, superior; although he has 30 lately eros
sed the sea, that it cannot be expected he should
( have gained his pristine form and beauty.
/ he is truly such horse as Virgil describes of
fine one--2n eye large black and full OF FIRE,
bold as the Lyon, active az the Grey hound, and
/ in Ill his movements ether; ne PUSHES forward
like thunderbolt, and hesitstes At nothing.
! In the irs, spring meeting 1870, At New Mar
! ket, when three years DID, he won the first class
of the Princes stakes. of 100 guineas each, beat
ing thunderbolt, Chandelier, and Sir Pepper,
/ four having paid forfeit. In the same week, ne
won the Bolton stakes of 50 guiness saei beat
ing Chambooe. Dragon, and Pal'stox--.seven
paid forfeit. Second spring meeting, he wen the
third class of the Prince' stakes, OF 100 euneas,
beating Thunder boil seven paid forfeit q nd
! in the same week, he received 100 guirsas forfeit
from Lord Grosvenors RadamautFus.
In 1892 lie won sol. at Gul,dfeld, beating
Doge, Thuuderbot. SenugapaiSm, and Stout.
7 nc next day sol. the same place, beating Car
dock and Griffin lie also won the kings 100
guinness at Lewes, beating Skyscaper at three
lheats, the iirst beng deemed dead heat after
which he was so highly esteemed, that he became
= stallion in his lordship's sud, at - guineas
mare.
This horse is the sire Of Jonquil, Petvorth,
Mariana, Rosalba chesnut colt out al Bob AL,
chesnut colt out OF Rosemary, Humbug, Lazarus,
Rsgiuier, Apollo, Cuver, Tag, Louisa, Tip
STAFF and many others Of great fame now ia train-
ing.
/ purchased him myself when in England last
fall, At the sale Of Richard Watt, dec. where .
complete stud Of his get were sold at Auction, at
prices far beyond what was common, TO wit,
ye4rIings from 90 TO 22Ol stsrng-a printed list
of which now have in my possession, 70 be seen
At any time.
For character and performances, see Racing
Calendar from 1920 70 1872 inclusive, Sporting
Dictionary, page 1885, vol 2, printed 18O5--Wi-
liam Taplin, author
WILLIAM LICHTFOOT.
March 10 lg54. wtmlys
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ROBIN REDBREAST,

A VINE bay, fifteen and a nalf hands high, I'M.
ported from England last spring, will stand
the ensuing season at my stable in Chesterield
county, on Appomaltox river, - miles ABOVE Pc
sersburg, TO cover mares at twenty live dollars
the season, for which notes will be eNpeaei, DIS.
chargable by the payment of twenty dollars On or
before the hrst day of October next; ten dollars
the leapto bepaid when tue mare is covered, with
one dollar f0T each mare TO the groom. Good
and extensive pa'turage gVtis, 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 TO mares left IN nav cave, buG will hot be liza
bic for accidents or escapes.
p i b 3 X Il r.
ROBIN REDBREAST was gotby Sir Peter
Teazle, his dan Wren, by Woodpecler his grand
dam Papillion, (Sir PEERS danny by Snap, his
great grand&m Miss Cleveland, Uy Reguius, his
great grea, Srandam :,Iidge, b. a son OF Bay POL
ton, Bartlett C.,:deTs, Honeywooa's Arabian,
dam OF the Two True Blues.
(faken rom ,he general stud book.)
p RF 2 K nj Il " c l..
In 1900 enc only year he r,n) at Sri1gnorth,
June -, 4 mule hea's. AZ four years old, he won
the maiden plate, beating Mr.. Day'a Raginer, by
Precipitate, and Mr.. Cars Prospect.
The next day, at the same place. i mile hcass,
he came IN hrst aud first, but lost 5he for the
want of few ounces in weight the LAST heat
At New Castle, July 81. he won the members
purse of ( 50, 4mi!e heats, beating MIR Harrison S
Trumpatcr, * distancing oirr Mostya's Feicra.
AT Nantwich, july 10. h. 7n the town purse
of I. 50, beating Mr.. Smiths Sultan, and distan-
cling Sir I. Mostyn's Hedera.
AT Warwick, SEPT. 2. hr won his msiesty's
plate Of 100 suineas. mile hca's, beating Lord
Oonegaii's Fuslemau, and dis.anclng Mr. Tharm' s
Marquis
He Won the purse at LitchGeld. Sept. II, 4
mile heats, beating Lord Donegall's b. h. by
Pot8o's, AID distancing Mr. Brooke Bacon -SIile,
Lord OXford's Victoria and Mr. Caxe's Coooa
Tree He was never beaten 4 mile he ITS except
at Bridgnorth. above stated, where, a;Jhough
1t was given against him, it was evident that lie
was much The best horse
THOMAS GOODE.
March LIST, 1909. IF
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VTRGINL:

COMMITTED to the Jail of Lee county on
~ the 10Th aay of January last, a runaway ne
gro man about FIVE feet seven inches nigh, sup
posed TO be between forty and Hfty years of ago,
calls himself SAM. thin visags, rathsr spare
mace had on when broughr to jail low crown-
ed hat, broad cloth coat good deal worn, a
tncSset walstcoat and an old pair of cotton brso-
ehes; says he belongs TO James Caldwell of the
county OF GuiIdford. state of North Carolina
The owner is desired to come and prove his pro-
perry, pay charges and take him away.
CHARLES NOE, d. 8.
For Z. Fukerson, S L. C.
March e6, 1904 w3m
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n AaOerfi sements, nos preceding a square
sfle'ssfh are f'lSericd in This Jioher for scUen-
ty-fto. GEMS tie first time three dollars for
three T,reS;s g .iaes) aad for every ad.g-
fonaiinoerlion ,hirfy-threc cents. Long ones
an rte same hrohortiDs--itniesS a s;lcciai con-
srac! BE- made hv the yeor.
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The High Bred Anhorted Horse

NJ on in high health and vigour-wilI Rand
y ~ my Fable is the county OF Pittlylvania,
about TWO miles from the courthouCs. the en(u-
ing ica1on, commencing the 4 Of March ners 4;
aul VIII cover mares a. TWENTY DOLLARS,
payabls the NJ 0; O9ober nexf, which may be
di'ehirged by the p7ym-r' ot Five Pounds, IL paid
oy he Il day OF Al u which time the
ieslOn will exprei Liars IN. Gnele
leap, 20 be ,sid When larcs are covered. aud
Ten POUNDS TO enlure a colt, 60 be forfeited
= the mare j, parted ri.a before il il afertained
whether lhe be in loai or no. Rxeeleat high and
Low ground PaRus.ge gratis, and geubes,en may
nave 'dei' mares led with grain 1t required a, the
current price Servants boarded Cratic, and par
ticuisr attention will be paid to the mares, bat
will not be relponGbie lor accidents o. elespcs.
P6D GRER.
SILVER isa beautiful Dsppie GREY, s qe feet
two inches high. toll OF bone, propor,ionable
Gaps, !Ynal:etry, sEd fne sSisn, sGd Is lLge alI
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E S C a 2 F..

MPo2rED from LONDON, MI s,fo Rsud at the
EG~ing Green al GGiaes, f~sid half a Dol
i,r} foF eaeh mare. r. ia as.Gs Of I'm. rze
with isverai excellent racing points, and a. hiei
bred horie - nred be with ID Tor. He was GOT
by Preeipisa'e, horle 81 great repu,e, out OF q
iuii iiher to the famous Stallion Brzzard. Rfcspe
was a horie of good fpoed, for which fee the IA
cling Calendars. Holm SOOMRs
Rowing Green, February a4d, I fo4. wIos
p 5. Mares producing cert,aesse of their
having won puFie or lveepaskes o. 400 dollar,
Ts'Ue, i mile heats, oe bred the winner of one,
ibsil be covered gratis. III.
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Westham Iron Foundery.
NEAR RICHMOND.

NEAR RICHMOND.
~ENHE subscriber takes the liberty of informing
! the public tiathc has taken lease and is at
presenr working she above foundery and having
provided the best artists IN that line from New
York and George Town. together with pis iron
of the irst quality:
Proposes 20 cass--Mjll gudgeons and Inks Of c.
very description; also. cast iron wheels 70. the II -
chinery of mills; Rumford, registered and plain
CRATES CRATE front and bottoms, for Rumfordi-
zirg fire places; large and small stoves cabou-
ses and cabin stoves; Franklin stoves for wood
OF coal kitchen CRATES, With crane and range
complete; ccachwarmers; plain stoves and maud
plates ; cast railing Of every pattern +; plow
shares aud pow boards cast wagon, COACH
phGion and chair boxes scale weights from
TO 90 h.; sash and clo,k weights; patent taw
irons for smiths, a very approved plan /;
backs, Jams aud back lays nail cutting machines
win screws complete; wheel-barrow bowlers /;
garden ditto; cast iron auvs fire dogs and hand
irons of every escription-together with any o.
ther article in the casting line, 10 given pattern,
At the shortest notice. by application At the fur
mace, or 20
JAMES DUNLAP, in Richmond,
2tth March, 1904. w3m
T. 5 Old Iron purchased by application as D.,
bovs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
TIE sUBscRIBER IS VET oESfnoUs 10 SELL
HIS
Valuable Tra@ &c Land.

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Lyiugin .he upper end Of Pcyta,ao county, on
BON sdes ri Deep crse-, htuz - mites from
Cartefs;iae. from hp,3n. t. river, les, than
one irou tne sr,tt Bn-Aiugnaa, foad and - from
ManChestet
The county is well regulated in its police sad
socisbie iu manners n its inhabitants
To these Toe advantages may be added that
tie sol IS ferii, iri we'll adapscd TO the culture
ot Tobacco, Grain lnd Grass. The mansion
place IS h '.,ly. witn dwelling houses and other
Offices 10 accommodate large family.
Il is supposed 20 contain about 1900 acres, OF
which 500 ar- valuable low grounds. 100 reclaim.
ed ioT cultivation ami c1e under heavy timber
Little more need BE- said to those inclined u
possess landed estate Of easy access to Rich.
mond and Petersburg BY the Turnpike and Ma
vigaton.
This land will be laid of in 9 or convenien,
lots, aud offered 10 public sale At Powhatan Nav
C-Jg, beng the 10Th, at - O'Clock; for 1-4th
payable at Christmas next, when possession will
he given, and the remainder in equal annual pay.
ments, to carry interest from the time Of posses
sion. with approved personal and real security.
The land and proposed a,lo,nents will be slcwr
BY MIR. David Maxccy on the premises.
WILLIAM MAYO.
HenTico, March 18th, 1901. wtGs