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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-17
Is Notice.

THOSE perf3ns Guided 70 vote N the hFt
Eara os the town Of Alexandria, for members
Of the Common Council, are hereby notihed,
that an election viii DC held aeCaPt. lamss'D !
vidGon's Tavern, on Prince &rees, on Friday the
s3d day ofghe Prciens month, Tor the pufPoie OF
eleet,ng one representative IN the Common Coun
ell Cox The hid ward, in placc OF amos Keith,
E!q. reGgned.
jas. NJ. MRea, c. c,
gT,yrh 70 6Qe
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-17
March 8.
VALUABLE LANDS
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
purfuant to decree of the Honora-
bic the Circuit Court OF the Diaritf Of Co
lumbia, for tn: county Of Alexandria, will
be expoted to fale, at public auction, FOX rca.
dy Cath, on Sauolay the 7thday OF April
next, under the direction OF the underf gncd
commihipners appointed for that purpoie,
Il Tad Of Land,
ia;e tse praprgfy OF Robert Alexander fituatc
upon ths Potomac river, adjoining the lands of
Mr. Philip Alexander, containing 54s acres,
being one mp,cty Of she Abbiogton tract, for
messy tke re6dence Of Ms. Cults, decea(ed ::
this hand IS bounded By two parallel Ines 70
poles wide, and running bach, weaerly s 81
poles from the river to TIC back linz, and will
be laid eff iato {qaa,es of 50 acres each. and
Will be fold II large OF ftall parc1ls as may
accommodate parchale.s; this lad is Gtuated
about ar equal diitanc2 between Alexandria and
George Town, ard commands foil view Of
thots towas, the City. Extern Branch and Po-
iomac, aed IN point 0; Oil is eqoal to any on
the river. Any pcrf,n deffous Of purchaiag
will Be fhe'Rn the p:emilss and the plat and far
-yey OF the fame en- application to CSC. De
neaie IN Alexandria.
Thomas Swami,
Edmund ]. Lee, Com'rs.
Geo. Deneale,
Feb. rs. dost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-17
;DofasM,gstD5

accompanying the Report Of the Committee
abboiintea to enquire into the e24icial con-
diet Of SAMUEL CHASE and RICHARD
PETERS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-17
March r..
Dr. ,Se93123leS

Having declined che Druggiit bolinefs, intends
to confne his a,tention TO the practice OF MEDl.
CINE. His fhop is on Fairfax Ssfcet, next
houfe to MIR. Jonah Thom2ion's
March IA. CIV
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-17
a1trasor(a DaH2 4easr.ls,r
SATURDAY, MARCH +

a meeting Of thoic entitled t.
vote in the Firlt WarI, is reoYea,1
this evening at 7 O'Clock, at M, !,
muel Craigs Store, for the purpof :,
feleaing fit and able man, to ress :
icnt US in the Town Council, in pI,S.
Of James Keith, Elq.
4 Legal Notc.
March II.
The hoop Unity, capt. Hand, Of aoi Co..
this port, arrived at Philadelphia on NJ n,,a
laf.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-17
Mdsag Queen IaUer7l.

The Subfcriber will Sell the unex-
pired term of MS leaie of that noted and much
freoaented TAVERN. known by the name Of
The Isdua Quesr, corner of ST. Aieph ADD King
Streets. The Gtuation is cqaal 10 any in Alex
sndria, and the buGneis now done is equal, ifnor
fuoerior. TO any pu5lic houfc in the Town.
There are sx wears andfix months of the ieale yet
to run, For terms apply on the prrmifcs 20
7Obn Hodggklns.
h,-ob i
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20
PEPFo n MIM c z S.

This horse ranks very high as Il racer. both for
speed and bottom. as he proved successful in
twenty races before ne left the turf four of which
he walked over, none venurins st.,rr as,ainss
him. In 1894, at Hambeton, Yorkshire, on We'd
nesday May 14th, he won q sweepstakes of ten
guineas each, for year oids, six subscribers two
miles, beating Mr.. Bsthes b. i. b. Magmum Boz
mum. Pierce'sb. by Young MarsEe, Turner'S
Confederacy, and Craddock's CHI. c. Leicester
At Y ork he won sol. for three year ol1s, beating
Lowther's b. c. Griffin, Crompton's oh. AM
bush, Shepperds Madcap. Ciifgon's Cedar
and Gartorth'5 ch s. even betting on Ambush
against the field. AT Manchester in Iune, he
won 5Ul. for three year olds, two mile heals beat
ing Foreigner and Loyalist At Stockton Sen.
teribcr 2Oth, he won sweepstakes Of twenty
guircas each, five subscribers, then Sir Il WIFI
amson's property, formerly Mr.. Hurchmson's
beating Highhyer, ost of Wrr, and Turner's
Delpine.--ln 1925, Hanbierpn won Eve times
TO wit handicap plate of so two mile hca:s
~ four years old. beating Insea. Blacklcgs, am
Watkins b, c FIVE years old At Edinburgh Ia
ly Gosh, he won his majesty pia,e OF 90 gineas.
four years old, four mile heats bea,ing Pyebald'
and on the Odd walked over he ground for 5Oi
all ages-and on the oath so guineas for all ages
four mile heats, beating Gregson's b h. Archer,
years old, Mr.. Peacock's ch &. Farmer and
Mr. Wilson'S Creeping Kate. At Durnfries in
October, he won sol beating Lord Darlington's
b. m. Constant.----Iu 1896, Hambleton won N
Kelso, 5h O9ober, 2 purse Of SC guinoas. beat
ing MIR Bailer's Black Cocll--In 17go he v,nn
eight times, TO wit--at Middeham in York shi.s
sweepstakes OTTO guineas each, FIVE subscribers
mile heats, beating Merry Lad and Arthur
At Edinburgh on Wednesday the 25,h, so gui
meas for all arcs, beating Eliza Fox and Betsev
On Friday 2Sth, the ladies subscription purse Of
50 suiucas. beating Fle,cher's lane. At Mon
trose N Scotland, August he walked over the
ground for 5Jl pIate--andaIso walked over the
ground for subscription of SOL At Keis, Oc-
tober 10Th, for plate of 80 glincas. he walked o.
yer the ground--and also his moiesty's 100 gui
meas given TO the Cale1onian Huut, for any horse.
sc. carrying II stone, four nile heats, then six
wears old, he won against Mr. Wertwor,h's
Trimbush, Piermont's Trimmer aged. and Kin.
caid's Hector ascd---and Saturday following
purse of5Ol given ~ the Hunt free Coranv horse.
&c. beating Farewell and Rcilser At Carbide
he won 100 guineas Of Mr. Sisweu, beating his
b. by Meteor----ir 1893 ne won 1t Edip.
burgh, August, sol for all ages beating Max
wells Arab. and Mr.. Maulefs HiDvopotamus.-
At Montrose he won y plate of 50 euineas, for an
ages. beating Pitforthrc and Contractor Ses
the Racing Calendars for the FOREGOING vear..
WILLIAM LICHTFOOT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20
Twenty Dollars Reward,

EOH apprchending the following Negroes
4 Broke out Of Che1crfsld county Jail. on the
pp;ht of the 3Ifl OF May Iah, two Negro Men
to wit: by the rame OF DIXON, the pro-
perty OF Mr. James Hoilee of Buckingham coun
~, abou, IS or fix years of age, Eve feet Teven
or eight inches high went off with pair of fpan.
celia on, rather a bright looking FELLOW. very
Pieaing conference when fpoken TO. The o.
thcr is the properly al Henry Winiree, living at
the faid county jail by the name Of LEWIS, a.
bout thirty years of age, very black completed,
five feet tx oSeven inches high, has very large
u0ie, with rife in the middle of il, the end of
hs Little finger his left hand has been cut off,
and lcare over of his eyes, ! DO not recol-
le& which, very pleaGng countcnance when
fpohen 10 by white perfon, went away with a
pair Of Cpaneels on.
ALTO, on Friday the FRI Of this inn. ran avav
a Negro Woman belonging TO Henry Winfree,
by the name Of BETTY. the wife Of the above
mentioned Lewis fhc il black Completed. a We.
ry down look and Hammers when fpoken to,
twenty FIVE or tx years Of age, and r We feet Gv
or feven inches high, carried with her child
two years Of age by the name Of sukey.
Alioy the lame night, ran away negro Wo-
man belonging to Winfree, jr. by the name
OF Phe5e, is aSout iK,een or fevente,n years Of
age has a wild look when detected, and fpeaks
very hort and low, 70 that fhe cannot be under.
ftood, very large brean, walks very upright.
Mort shiek foot. her toes are all nearly Of
length, abou, five feet eve or iis inches high IL is
un1eeeasryto mention tho elo'hing, Tor they took
different dreGes with them, which they will
change, will give five dollsrs Dixon, deli.
veTed TO me at Chsaerield cour,houfe. beGies
what the law sllows-alfo, Eve dollars each FOR
the other thee, delivered TO me at Cheacrfeld
courthoufc, or feeure them or any Of then, in any
jsil IN this Rare, beiides what tho Law allows All
matter, Of vcfsls or any other psrfons arc hereby
forewafned from conveying or Carrying faid ne
groes away az their peril.
VALENTINE WINF2ER. II.
June =, Boa
N. B. e4pea they VIII be lurking a5ou, Rich.
mend aud up snd down the canal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20

81" For the information or ,he FreebolJers Of
the >e2'e' the following corre9list of the persons
wiro compose the Republican Tickle, of Electors of
PRESIDENT ani Vice President of the United States.
Is published
The Eie Zion FOR EleGtoTs will I've holden in each
county and corporation, OH the first MONDAY m
November next
PHILIP N. NICHOLAS, Chairman.
j. III. FoUsBEE. Sec'rv.
Richmond, May 25th, 1904. wifi
Richard Evers Lee. Of Nmtolk Borough.
gohn Goodrich, Of Isle IF Wight.
Edward Pegram, If D;rp;it;e.
Dr.. Richard Field, Of By,tuszp;ck.
homas Read, IF C5arLotte.
Greed TAYLOR, ofcyu5syL,,6.
hiam II. Cabell, Of Amberst.
George Penn, Of P,,;ck.
Ieorge Wythe, Of CRY Of Richmond.
John taylor, Of Caroline.
Larkin Smith, of King 81 Queen.
John Minor, of SsossyE.>,1;o.
Wi,iiam Eiizey, Of Loudoun.
William Dudley, Of Nyayguick.
Mann Page Of GEoyc.,,er
gnhn IaIaterro, jr- Of King George.
Nenard Brent, Of Prince William.
Hugh Holmes, Of Frederick
James Daley, Of Hamesb;re
James Allen, of SLegt,,io,6
Archibald Stuart, of Angu.fa.
James M'F arlane, of PasseY.
Gen John Preston, of Montgomery.
William Mckinley, of Ojio
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20
Land for Sale.

AM disposed TO sell my tract of land in the
n county OF Amelia, wncTeon l u. present reside,
Containing 400 acres. 1t is advantageously situ-
ated on the north side of West creek, ust above
IT'S Junction with Deep creek. There Is OH this
tract ABOUT 2SO acres OF cleared land, under good
fences, ana III good farming condition, the balance
standsin woods and is of PRIME Tobacco quality
Inc creek lDy which it is bounded on the SOUTH
mas Considerable quantity of swamp land attach
Gu 10 IL, winch abounds with line large timber of
WINE oak, poplar, ash, &c. and iIes convenient c.
honS. to every part OF the plantation to furnish
rams WItout cutting any OF the nigh land There
Is also about ~ acres of hrst rae meadow land,
"hicA lies IN one body, beautifully situated, ana
produces natural grass sufficient 70 winter one
hnndreu bead OF Cagtie annuAlly-aoout 70 acres
OF inns meadow is reclaimed, anu the balance
may be put Iii the same siilatIon with but Ittie
trouOe or eXpense-it may be necessary 90 observe
thdt no pare OF IL Is liable torhow, ovelt being
codslderaDie distance from the creek, and suifci.
emily dry 10 produce either Tobacco or Corn. The
improvements consist OF new uwsIng house,
"a feet by 40, win u orIck chimney ~ each END,
rooms below ana rooms a4lu l passage above
stars, also com nodious cellar, with place,
unuerneacn the mouse, u okenouse and AiJchen,
ali ot which are newly painted Ola the out side,
tobacco barnes, &C.
nose who are inclined TO purchase such pro-
perry are invited 10 view the premises, winch
presume will be beIter recommendation ihan "a
ny rnng can say.
viii treat win any gentleman privately until
the first day of July, On winch day It wilt DC sold
AT puoic sale, on the premises, ii not previously
dis, posed OF private sale. he terms viii De one
ha.t cash when possession is given winch will
be wnen demanded) and the other hail in twelve
months-to secure The pay memt of W Inch deed
of trust on the property wil be required. There
is present 10 bushels OF wheat sowed on the
best part of the plantation, which Ehe purchaser
may sake, or nor take also 9prme laborers, which
he may have the balance oftne year--Appication
10 be made 10 the subscriber, on the premises.
j. kOBLRTSON.
A,neiia, 1st February, 1904. wtJ
N. B. The sale of the above traa of land, is
POSTPONED until We,lneslty TIE 25t6 .faly next,
being the day preceding Amelia court, unless
previously disposed of privately. ] Il.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20
HI A M B L E T O N,

Bred by the Duke of Grafton, a beautiful bright
bay. near sixteen hands high, of high form aud
elegance, rising thirteen years old. in good health
and great perfection, imported last spring by
William Lightfoot, Esq of Charles City county,
and now his property, will stand the ensuing sea.
son at the subscribers, IN Charlotte county, FIVE
miles below the courthouse, and three from Boul-
den's old stores, to cover mares at Six Guineas
the season, for which note will be required, dis
chargeable by the payment of Twenty Dollars
at any time before the 10ih of August next, when
the season will expire, with One Dollar to the
groom for each mare, paid at the stable door,
Good and extensive pEsturage, we'll enclosed,
with creek and branches running through, the
Hat land a!!ordng as good forward pastures as a
ny in this part of the country, gratis. Servants
iii It may be sent with mares willie 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 respon-
sible for any that may happen
HENR1' LESTER.
March S, 1904. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20
REMOVA
VIII Linn ID. WREM
COACH AND HARNESS. MAX FP

|NAOth nND HAM fsO, - M AN Elk,
y EOS leave 70 inform his friends in particular,
- and the public in general, tina, he has rcmov.
ed ms shop 10 the place formerly occupied by
ereaOef, Hoiton e Gyeaves, coach makers, and
opposite the Governors, where he will continue
to carry on his business in all its various branches
w. ID. WREN returns his thanks to hisfriends
generally for the encouragement he has hitherto
met with, and hopes thar by his assduty and
steady attention to business, to merit their further
patronage He can also assure them that he has
on hand. a large quantity of well seasoned tim
Der, winch (with the assistance of some of the
best jonrneymen in this STACEY will enable him TO
furnish carriages of the best quality, and on the
shortest notice. with puntlualitv
~. D. w ID. w. is in daily expectation Of a
large Quantity of COACH LACE, which, with
wh't ne mas on hand, will make general assort-
ment, suitable for country coacn-makers. Asbe
receives it direGt from the mandatory, he will
nave 1t lnhis powerto seasvery moderate price.
March 10. 1904 wSm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20
tTouR DOLLARS rxn Aupum-rA1D IN Apv.ncN.1

~" advertisements, no. ecceedinga square
sHIenSfh, are inserted ia fhis hCher for seUen-
ty-fOe cents the first time three dollars for
three SocekS GO times and for cvcry otdi-
fioria( insertion diirty-three cents. Long ones
IN hie same firohortion--'rieSsa sttcciaL con-
fract be made by ne year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20
p Z D TG Z y z

HANBLEToN was got by Dungannon Zone Of
the best SONS of O'Keiy's famous Eclipse who
was csteemet 70 be the besr horse of his day, and
covered at fifty guneas, his dam by Snap, sister
70 Jupiter, bred BY Mr.. Cross l773 her dam
young Marshes dam) b. Blank, Stirling, Miss
Magnet, by Partner, Greyhound. Curyeu, Bay
Barb, Lord D'Arcy's Arabian, Whiteshir,, old
Montague mare. Thus it appears he descended
from the best running stock IN Eaglan1.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20
n FRESH SUPPLY or
cHUgcH's
Patent Medicines.

Is JUST received and for sale AZ this olee-inelrd
ing Cough Drops. Pictorial Pills, Eve Salve.
Cordial restorative B9lsam, Essence & Ex,raG
on Mustard Antiqcorbatic Tin6ure Volatile
Tinttgre, Herb Tobacco, Aromatic Snuff. pe,-
permn; Lozenges, Botanical Tea. lanes Pow.
ders, warmed Too:h Powder, &c. &c. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20
IOHN NICHOLAS. elk.

- Y virtue of Decree of the Court OF the III
AZ pited States for the 5th Circuit in the Virgil
MIA Distrid, bearing date the Sd day of Deem
Der 1907, IN behalf o. John GlasseIl. against VII.
lam walker, James Walker. Merry Walker and
John Walker, will be sold, 70 the highest bidder.
tor ready money. at Kenhawa courthouse. on the
24th day OF August next, the following TRACTS
OF LAND, VIZ One granted to VIM. Walker
on the Sd OF May l786. containing I'D IA acres
on Elk river, branch of the Great Kenhawa.
bout miles from the mouth, opposite to a survey
made for Leonard Cooper and VIM Morris, At the
mouth OF the Sciona creek that empties into ELK
on the south Slde-One other traa granted to said
WIN Walker on the Goth Nav 1888, containing
500 acres. on the head waters ofihe left hand fork
OF a creek emptying into Elk river on the north
west side at the shallow ford. about or miles
from the mouth OF said river, adj )ining a survey
made tor said Walker-One other ira 4 granted 70
the SAID WIN. Walker on the Goth May l78S, con.
tanning no acres, on Elk river on the south east
SIDE about mile from its mouth--One other tr1a
granted 70 the said WIN Walker on the 9th Of
Nav l108 containing 200 acres, on the north side
OF Elk river, the third bottom above the mouth of
Sardy creek-One other tra6t granted to the said
VIM Walker on tho 9th of MAY 1873, contain
ing lOO acres. on the north side of Elk river, the
tourtn bottom above the mouth Of Sandy creek
on the same side OF the river-One other tra0
granted to the SAIL WIN Walker on the Doth MAY
l18o, containing 1000 acres, on left hand branch
oil creek emptynG into Elk river, on the north
west side opposite 70 the hrstsland on said river
One other tra9 granted to the said VIM. Walker
on the 26th Of May 1888. containing 300 acres,
on the south side of Elk river the ,hird bottom on
the river above WIN Arbucke's land, opposite
the mouth of Sandy creek.
The whole ct the above mentioned land az the
tune It was surveyed lay in the county Of Green.
Dricr' all ct which will be sold, or so much there
oil as shall be sufficient to raise the SUM of four
thousand one hundred and ten dollars 30 cents.
with interest on dolls. 2798 rs, at E per centum
per annc5n. from the 221 March, 1799-the costs
OF suit and carrying this decree into eaeA
ids BEN. MOSBY, Ac,fpz Cogt,nissiycy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20
Dollars, $4,000

Dollars, $4,000
All tickets drawn blank may be renewed in tn
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 he not claimed within three
months after the drawing commences, they will
be considered rs renewed in the second class.
The drawing TO commence in the city of VII
iiamsburg, on the lst day of June, 1904, under
the management of James Madison. John Brack-
en-, William Nelson, Robert Greenhow, Burwell
Basse,t, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham
pton Travis, William Lightfcot, Littleton w
farewell, George Tucker and James Semple.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20
FOR SHE,
By Edward HnWam,

AT his Grocery Store, opposite the Swan Tavern.
SOD W.T. excellent Salt Petred Bacon.
Patent Shot, BY rhc bag or 100.
Madeira renerfe and Sherry Wines
Antigua. Jamaica and New-England Rum.
Cnsniac Brandy and Whskey
Philadelphia Porter, by the Dbl doz each.
Coffee BY the bag-Moasses by the hid.
Loaf& brown Sugar--Hyson & Imperial Teas.
9 by III and 10 by - Window Glass.
Bar Iron, Irish Potatoes, &c.
The above articles wiltbc sold low for ready pay.
-dPrH 28, 1901. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20
@ Dollars 1855
T &c K 3 T S

May Be had of George Tucker, Thomas TAYLOR,
and Samuel Peasants, jr.in Richmond; Robert
Hirche;t, and Watkins Leigh, Petersburg Tho
mas Newton, DIR Barrand, K Littleton w. Taze
well, Norfolk; Hugh Mercer, Fredericksburg :;
Henry Tucker, Winchester Chapman Johnson,
Stanton; and IN all the towns in Virginia. and
in manv places i'm the country
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20
Having deputed my son

SAMUEL RrcaARDsoNJ jun. TO tranCaa all my
buiines, relative either to the estc of John Ellis
dec. to WHOM an, execntrix. or my own iRdivi-
dual eouccrn,-This is therefore 70 notify all per
fons, that any aa of the faid Relaxation, jr. re-
iative to the above buiine, nall be obligatory on
me. All pertous having any uniettlcd tranf Stions
in which am. in any capacity concerned. will
therefore obligc me to make application 20 him.
BETTY ELLIS.
Hanover, June I'D, 1904. w3tf
TIE [anons hieL.hLoodld EnrLlaL hor41-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20
The Celebrated English STALLION,

S@z<AS&&<3 n,,i;,,,~ 49, 49, ', ~ ''',,u '"e
VHle, at leu Suneas and dollar to the groom
tof eaeh mare The season will commence tho
hr'i DAY OF March next and END the 1st dav OF
Angus following extensive pasturage Of srpe.
HFt qualiy VIA Oe furnished gratis md the great.
81 2ttention paid, but no responsibility for acct
tents or escapes. The money will be expected
'or tire season OF such mares Is ,re nastured he
tore they are removed. and notes sen. win rinse
that are not 10 be left win the horse. ,avabIs
'|e Lax of August next. Apply to
RICHARD KNOWLES.
-. agent for john Randolph.
Bizarre, Jan. 10, 1874 2w
4 . tarmvilie is mile below Prince Edward
courthouse, and 81 from Gainesville. Mares fed
II required.
Among the numerous feats of this extrao,Ji.
nary horse the ioliJyIns instances OC his Prov
rss az seetted
lie beAt frecri,ate (both 1 years old) for the
C!lrct S,akes Oh 2UJ guineas each eq,.d eti hts.
over tire beacon course q rules ana $50 yar.isJ
SIX TO toH on Dragon, six others paid fo,feit
This was enc OF the fastest races evof run in En-
gland
Hswaitedore- for the Jockey clrb plate. miles.
He BEAT Chandelier ts7bo aiso 5slt P,cc,bta,.N
over thc Beacon course a miles $50 yardsl fo,
ONE rnousA' GriNEAs, cqid sge x weights.
hyc to four OF Dragon.
lie best Chantcecr again, ard Two others
(hty suineas eaohJ miles, five and six 10 four
OIL Dragon, against the h,ld
~ i've years Old, Carrying 40 lbs Ne beat two
capital SIX year old horses CTeepcr ana Pioato,l
carrying the same weight, for the WIZ and 300
guinea eacu, Beacon course, six to i've Oh Ora.
Con against ihe ned
Attne same agc (ive) carrying Two HUvnyyp
ami raN POUNDS each, he beat Chtden Ie,v
years olo) over the Beacon course (four mice
595 jardsi tor three hundred cuncas
lie alsopca Pal sfoX, Cormoraut, Larce, Toss,
Jer'eo' y aP@'aSns' SIR Charles, Esrersyhes. IA
Gus, Smoa.e,, 5pendthru, Spearn.in. I.anresf
ma &c o.e. and received forfeit from Suearn,,n
LAS, and Swain
AZ ) years old he beat Seagull, 4vears old. for
@O0 guiueas across he lst 6 70 on l,ra,,,n
re won sweepstakcs ut 300 euincas each
beating Asparagus and Sir Charles.
At fears Old 5s won the Ciaret stakes. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20

lit Court continued and held for .Ai6ep,arie
county, me mimi day Of My, 1904.
Richard Harrison, pIf.o
against
Claiborne Sandidge and Jesse I'm G"H"eery'
White, defts.
The defendant Claiborne Sandidge not having
entered his appearance according to law and
the rules OF this court and it appearing to the sa
tisfaaion of the court that the said Claiborne SAN
didge is not an inhabitant of this commonwealth ::
On the motion ofthe plaintiff by his attorney, 1t
rs ordered, that the said Claiborne Sandidgedo ap.
pear here on the first day of tine next August
term and answer the bill of the complainant and
that copy ofthis order be inserted IN some news
paper published in this state, and continued for
two mon MS successfully, and that another be post
ed at the front door of this courthouse.
"A couv-TestP
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
And immediate possession given,
Convenient Tavern,
Pleasantly situated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20

N. B. The sale of the above traa of land, is
POSTPONED until Wednesday tie 25t5 .fuly next,
being the day preceding Amelia court, unless
previously disposed of privately. ] Il.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20

The famous AigA-6lOoded EnglsSh horse,