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tory, Political Economy, Natural and Moral Phi
los7phy, with due attention as his pupils become
prepared 10 the principles OF Criticism and Com
position The young gentlemen who recently
competed his senior class having finished the stu
diesin which they were engaged. have Withdrawn
from his school lie will thereforebe prepared 10
receive from twelve to fifteen additional pupils ;
youths from fourteen 10 sixteen years of acc who
may he attained a to.erahe acquaintance with
the elements of literature, would be rnost accent
able 20 him, because most likely to be substantial
" and permanently benefited by the course Of
instruction he has adopted Young men Of more
advanced years, whose oppor unties for mental
improvement, at an @ ~ period Of their lives
may have been peculiarly scanty, or unf,votsi.'e.
and such az MAJ be de5iroLs 20 qualify themselves
for becoming instructors Of youth, would prol,a
bly, reap considerable benehts from spending ons
or two years in this seminary -Whilst n, can
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quire information and are at the same time dispo.
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departments OF ecience, and Forty dollars for II,
stTu'hon in the different branches of elementary
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3uior pupils as boarders on terms. which will be-
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Edwart Pegrsm, IF Dingsiiiie.
Dr. Richard Field, Of Brunswick.
Ihonas Read, Of Charlotte.
Creed TAYLOR Of Ch,ub.yL,rH
William ". Cabell, IF amherst.
George Penn, Of Pa,yiek
George Wythe, Of City Of Ric6monls
jonn Taylor. Of Cwoii7e.
Iarkin S:nish, Of King q Queen.
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William Eilzey, Sf Lonioun.
William Dudley. IF Wvzuick.
Mann Page, Of G!ouceJfer.
John Taliaferro ir. OF King George.
Richard Brent, of Prince HJi2iicm.
Hugl Holmes, Of Frederick.
James Daley, IF Hlm6sbiye.
James Allen, of SbenGndlab.
Archibald Stuart, Of Augusta.
James M'Far!ane, Gf Russell
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in the subscriber, the right ofthe Commonwealth
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TRAVELS IN GREECE.
PROPOSALS,

Rr JdC0B JOHIvSO.W OF PH1LADEL-
PIMA,
FoR PUBLISHING nv SUBSCRIPTION,
TIE TRAVELS OF
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IN GREECE;
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A r c. II D u K f.

ArELY imported from London, was 90, by
SIR Peter reazl:, (thc hrit Stallion row in
Rngland) his dan, Hors,is by Old Eclipfe. (un-
doubleday the fsit Stallion of his day. his gran-
dam Counteis by Bank, a famous fon OF che Go
dolphin Arabian with many other excellent croft
iies.-A horte Of better blood than Archduke was
never raiied: He is fuil brother to MIR TeazIe
and Stamford, both in high repute, and 10 are the
whole flock. Counteis (his grdndsm) has bred
foue ct the beit horfes that have appeared on the
Britiih turf She is the dam of Wizard Cobfcar,
AehiiieS Greybeard, Horatis aud Deipini---all ca
pital. This is well known TO every gentleman
acquainted with the Racing Calendars and Gene
| raj Stud Book of England. Archduke is dark
brown horiey full 10 hands high. has deal of
bone with great powers good flare OF beauty,
and IN the prime OF life He made his appearance
| on the turf at three years old. and did not run
after that year. He won sweepRakes OF 100
Guneas each, beating feveral good horfes ;.alfo
{ the Derby Stakes beating Lord Egremont's Gir.
iebert, Sir F. Handiih's brother to Spread Eagle
MIR. Heathcoate's Vivald, MIR. Cookfon's Expec.
tation the Duke of Graftons Vandal, Lord Ox.
lords Dart, {now his Lordlhip) Lord Groivenor's
colt by POs8o's, out of SYMPTOMS fler, and fese-
raj other very necolts. The Derby Stakes are corr
hdered the FRI in England, and gives the winner
great credit tIe fell lame Ihorty after and was
hre6J run two races more with very good horfes,
and aitho' he was beaten, he came in we'll. The
above is the whole his racing.
Archduke will Rand the enGuing feafon
a, the Bowling Green at Guiness with Dol
lar TO the gloom) for each mare which may be
diichargcdy any time before the fri day OF Au
gut next by thspaymeut OF Guneas. The
ieaion will commence on tho GRIT day of March
Hext, and end the fra OF AuSul following. A
great abundance Of good raltpags, gratis boys
boarded at 1856 per week, & corn trGnihed at tie
market prize for mares that are to be fed, fos
which the money nun be fent, az it will not be
had Great attention paid the mares but no
responsibility Tor accidents eicapes. Notes for
SuincaS TO be discharged above mentioned,
mutt accompany the mares.
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f S c. A P E,

TMPoRrED from London, will ALTO fland at the
Bowling Greeu, at : Guineas land MI Dol
lsr) for each mare fie is a horlc Of fine ii7e.
with ieverai excellent racing points, and as Lie
bred horie need be wiGled Tor. lie was got
By Precipitate, hoffe OF great sepute, OFT OF
;uu haer to the favnoue Stallion Bnzzsrd. Elcape
was horie of good fpesd, Ter Which fee the Ra-
cling Calendars. JOHN HOOMES.
Bowling Green, February FAD, 1904. wIot
P S. Mares producing certificate of their
having won purIe lvYeepiiskes of 400 dollars
value, 4 mile heats, or bred the winner OF Gre
aIail be covered grs:is. III
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Valuable Land for Sale.

THE subscriber Oilers for sale 2442 acres of
LAND. lying on Roanoke river. in the coun
~ Of Mecklcnburg. and generally known by the
name of the Occonecchee.
The uncommon fertility Of this tract OF land =,
aud its advantageous situation, by which il is
convenient 70 the improving navigation of the ri
yer, together with the liberal credit on which il
is TO b. sold, must make it very important OBJ
jett 10 those who are inclined 10 purchase lands
The quantity of low grounds in the Occoneechee
island, which is separated from the main land by
small and narrow stream is 364 acres and on
he main land adjoining about $50 acres, all of
which is Of excellent quality b 7 farthe greater
part of the remainder Of the tract is very rich
being well adapted 10 the cultivation Of tobacco,
corn. wheat, &c. a large proportion is in woods
ard heavily timbercd The whole traa is at IRE.
sent divided into three tensments, leased to sovc-
raj tenants. whose leases will expire in three years
from ths first day of January next The tene-
mems are m 4 toIerably good stare Of improve
ment and the rent amounts to T. ia per annum.
the subscriber will sell the whole together or
either Of those tencments separately, as may best
SUR the purchasers
The terms OF sale are, one sixth part of the
money 10 be paid on the first day of January next
and the balance in five equal annual payments,
bonds ana good security being given, and the
pun0uaiiy Of payment ensured by deeds oftrust
endof Baker's Island. opposite to it, are fshe-
rics. belonging 10 thc subscriber, and 20 be sold
with the land. which have been accounted the
best on tile river, and with the labour Of a few
hands. short time, might now be made valuable.
a farther description Of tins and. and Us i'm
provemen,s, is supposed 20 be unnecessary, IS
persons DESTROYS of purchasing will naturally
chusc 70 view II, and Judge fer themselves. If
the whole tract, or am Of the tsucments, should
rfc .4sf III cod rs i,t.
i7th day Of September next, II viii be sold on
that day, (Jcins the 81 Monday in the month. )
10 tsir, # not, on the ncxt lair day. a, the store
Of VIM BWChctt & CO. adjacent 10 the premises.
atpublic sale, TO thc highest bidder on the terms
above mentioned An accurate plot of the land
viii be shrwn. aud unqusstionaJic titles made to
the purchasers By
wifi VIZ. MUNFORD.
R,hiand, Me.hlenbars CO ArAlI, is04.
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S l L v L r,

\ oW in high health and vigour-wil Gand
= at my fable in che county OF Pittfylvanis,
soout TWO mics from the eourthouEe, the eniu-
ing ieaion, commencing the 4 Of March next
and will cover mares at TWENTY DOLLARS.
payable the ut OF Oaober next, which may he
n"enarged by the Psymen, of Five Pounds, i paid
oY the It day Of Auguh next, at which time the
ieaion VIII expire TEN DOLLARS the Jingle
zap, 10 be paid when the mares are covered, and
!, EN- POUNDS to enfure a colt, to be forfeited
inc mare Is parted with before j, is afcertaincd
~nether The be IN oal or not. Excellent high and
10" ground Pahurage gratis, and gentlemen may
"'ve the'F mares led with grain if required at the
current price. Servants boarded gratis, and par
ucu!sr attention will be paid to the mares, bur
Will not be re(poniibie for accidents or efcapes.
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BENJAMIN WATKINS, D. c.

Louisa County Colr!, December 3fh, 1908.
Ludlow Bramham, pian.f9
AGAINST
John Boswell Johnson. Thomas VI. Iohn- =
son, William Johnson, Patrick Miehie e
and Dorothy his wife, Jane Icsiuson and :
Ann Johnson defendants. >
TT appearing to the satisfaction OF the court hat
D the defendant John - Johnson, is 2ot an luna.
btant Of tni5 STATE and he not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the
a OF assembly ard the rules Of this count: On
the motion fhc plaintiff ~ his attorney, his Dr.
deyei and dec,eea by the court, that he DO appear
here on the ..rs. dsy oil MAY term next and an
s"erthe plaintiff s,iil and that copy ofthis or
der be iorihwi,u inserted IN some pubic re.vspa-
per it. tie city of Richmond for TWO months sue
cessivc'y. ana posted THE front dooro the court
house OF this county.
II CoPy-1este,
WA 9. POINDEXTER. d. c.L.S
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Tie 6e"~fV.i high Hooded horse,
P r E CLIP IT A TIE,

CNULL fifteen hands and half high fine
! sorrcl, handsomely marked, OF big bone, and
great muscular strength and powers, evidently
Lenot'ng the true English running hor5e-wili
stand q. my stables, at Sandy Point, in Charles
City county, at six guinea the season, and dol
lar 70 the groom; but the season may be dis
charged - tie payment of twenty dollars. on or
yeiC.e he IOth gay Ut O-,oner.
Extn'ive, rich AMI productive pastures, wei!
enci1-ed, IN various apartments, from which no
m re can easlr escape, IS well on that account
- from its physical situation. Servants found
grams; but no Iisbiity for involuntary escapes
o. accidents.
Tbs celebrated horse, whose name is so truly
applicable to his charl6ter, was bred by Lord
Egi emont, foaled in 1857, COZ by Mercury O. son
OF Eclipse. dam by Herod, granlann by NJ .tch-
EN-, out Of Mr. Prl;ts old Spur, 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 lie has so la ely eros
sed the sea, that it cannot be expected he should
have gained his pristine form aud beauty.
lie is truly such horse as Virgil describes of
fine one-'an eye large, black and full OF fire,
bold as The Lyon, attive as the Greyhound and
in all his movements e,her he rushes forward
like thunderbot, and hesi.ates at nothing
In the first spring meeting 1850, az New Mar
ket, when three years old, he won the FIRST class
Of the Princes stakes Of 100 guineas each, beat
ing thunderbolt, Chandelier, and Sir Pepper
/ four having paid lodeit. In the same week, he
won the Bolton stakes of so guiucas each. beat
I ing Chambooe, DRAGON, aud Pa!lsC5x- ceycn
paid forfeit Second spring meeting, ne wen the
third class OF the Princes stakes. Of 100 Guineas
bea.'ng IhundeTbolt--seven paid forfeit And
in the same week, he received 100 guneas forfeit
from Lord Gtosyenor's Radamanthus
In 1882, he won sol. at Gwlafed, beating
! Doge, Thunderbclt Serasa yatam, and Stout.
/ he next day SO, a. the sam, place. beating Car
dock and GriiiIn. IL also won the Kings 100
gulneas at Lewes, beating Skyscaper at three
heats, the first beng deemed a dead heat after
which he was 50 highly esteemed, thar he became
stallion in his lordship's stud, at - guineps a
marc.
This horse is the sire Of Jorquil, Petvorth,
Mariana, Eosajba, chcsnut colt ont al Bob.7I,
chcsnut colt out Of Rosemary, Humbuz, Lazarus,
Na2inier, Apollo, Culiiver, Tag, Loui a., Tip.
siaa' and many others Of great fame now in train
! ing.
purchased him myself when in England last
tall, at the sale Of Richard Watt, dee where a
complete si"d Of his ge5 were sold az auction. Al
prices TAR beyond what was common. to wiz.
yearIngs from 90 90 z2Di. ster iug-a printed 81
OF who" now have n my possession, TO DO seen
At any time
For eharaHer and performances, see Racing
Calendar from i79D TO 1892 inclusive. sporting
! Dictionary, page lSs. vol 2, printed l6O5--W ii,
| liam Iapin, author.
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT.
Marca 10, 1904. vtml,s
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Westham Iron Foundry,
JOHN CHEW, Junior. D. C. NJ C
NEAR RICEh;O Nd.
- -.

-FN!IE subscriber takes the liberty Of informing
the pubiic thathe has taken a lease and is az
present working the above louudery and HAVING
provided tie best artists in that line from New
York and George Town, together with pig iron
of the hrst quaiity:
Proposes 70 c%st-Nii gudgeons and Inks of e.
very description also. casgiron wheels for the I,.s-
chnery OF mills kumfOrd, registered and plain
CRATES CRATE front and bottoms, for Run,fort!i-
zing FIRE places large and small stoves; cabou-
ses and cabbin stoves Franklin stoves FOR wood
Or coal kitchen CRATES, with crane and range
coTnplete; coach warmers; plain stoves and maud
plates cast railing of every pattern plov
shares and Tow boards; cast wagon, coach,
phaton and chair boxes; scale weights from
10 60 ID. sash and clo,k weights patent taw
irons for smiths, very approved plan
backs, jams and back lays nail Cutting machines
with screws complete; wheei-barrow bewlers
garden ditto cast iron anvis fire dogs aud hand
irons of every descriptioG--iogegher with any o.
ther article in the casting imc TO given pattern,
at the shortest notice, by application at the fur
l.-ce, o 90
IVES DUNLAP, in Richmond.
9th a, 1904. wSm
P.S. Oh Iron purchased by application as
bovc.
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30 advertisements, nor erccedinea square
fnIcrg!h, are inserted IN this faj1cr for seue,-
Ey-jlOe cents fhe. first time three doLiars for
farce eVceks C tfmes); amt for cvei = odcR-
tionalfnscrtion hirfy-fhrec cents. Lo,.S oncs
III the same froh9rtion--'t,lLcss sjlecial con-
tr4cs be made BIZ The near.
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p Z d lie Eff

SILVER isa beautiful Dapple GREY, Eve feet
two inehes high. full of bone, proportionablc
ihaPs, 'ymretry, and fne ACTON, and is iure and
excellent zeal getter :-He Was got by Mercury.
VINO was got by Col. OkeIley's Eclipfe, our OF a
artsr Mare his dam the famous Herod
mare, ored by Lord Miiiinston he erandam
i'ung nag, ny Skim his great rrandau: Hagi
by Crab /; his .reat great erandsu7 Esory, ty
Childers: his great great eteat eandsn Ebony.
oy 6aho his great great great grea, gt ~ am by
tue SyerIy Turk lis gr-S, great great great great
grAndam BY Leeds Arabian.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-12
VIRGLMI.

nj SHterior Court Of CHancery, holaen in
Rfchmond, March the l3th, 1904.
Villa" Harvey. plaintiff.
And
William Johns and Henry Clay
ton. dcfendauts.J
Tine defendant William Johns not having enter
ed ms appearance snd given security according
to the act Ot assembly and the rules OF this court,
and 1t appearing TO the satisfaction Of the court,
that he is not an inhabitant of this country: On
the motion of the plantiifby his counsel 1t is or
dered, that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of the next September term and an.
swer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per the city of Richmond for two mouths sue
ccssivey, and posted at the front door of the ca
pitol in the said city.
Il coPy--Teste,
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