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The work now offered 10 tie American reader
e:-nlDl,s complete view Ot the Antiquities,
nianDcr5. Customs, religious Ceremonies. Laws,
Arts and Literature OF Ancient Greece ct the
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Notice.
VaMabIe Lands for Sale.

a t Hanover Courthouse on Wednesday the
24th day Of October next, will be exposed to
sale, at Auction, TWO TRACTS OF LAND;
one Of them containing US ID acres more or
less, and is commonly known and called by the
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rows place. Both trae1s adjoin each other, and
will be sold together. These lands are about %
miles from the city OF Richmond, in healthy
situation, and IN agreeable neighbourhood The
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from Thomas Thompson and Jane Isabella las
wife, and William Du Val, TO George Yuille, da
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General Court in June following, to secure the
payment of a debt due from the said Thomas
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deed of trust the subscriber was authorised to
carry into efFe0, by deed OF assignment made
between him aud the aforenaued Thompson and
George Yuiile, dated the sd day of January 1893,
and recorded IN the General Court the 18Th of
November following The terms of sale are one
third of the purchase roasy to be paid down at
the time OF sale, one third in u months, and the
other third in IL months from the day of SALE
Bond and approved security will be required, as
also deed OF trust upon the land, and deed oe
conveyance with special warranty will be execu-
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WAS offered rue for sale, the 9th instant, a
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By TIE .4BBE B.dR1RELRAFY,
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81 France -aut hiember Of the Royal Academy
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ADVERTISE MENI.
For SALE to the highest bidder, on Thursday
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Il UaIUabLe tract of Land,

Belonging to the subscriber, containing by late
survey 425 acres, lying on the main road leading
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ing major Joseph Eggleston. This land lies well
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CO; it is supposed there will be made on it the
present year between eighteen and twenty thou
sand weight OF tobacco; about one hundred and
sixty seventy acres cleared, the greater part OF
which is fresh, Is or 20 acres of good meadow
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purchasers will view the premises before tho day
of sale. The land will be shewn by application
thereon, and terms made known on the day OF
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TIE TRAVELS OF
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WITH NOTES AND REFERENcEs.
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Committed TO the iaiI Of

Alhemarle county. a Negro Man who saws he
belongs 20 Mrs RaSlard inthe county OF Louisa,
neso 'ne Gteen springs, and that he was hired
ON 70 Nj Miii,r ., the Iron Works over the
bine tiide- The owner is rec lestcd to prove pro.
perry, pay Charge and take HIN away, or he viii
b. c-ait with IS the law direfs
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/ he Races at Charlottes-

Vile wall commence on the l0sh day of October
next Tie hrs, day SWEEPSTAkt. for
Col's of years old, two mile heats, L Colts
en-ered. The subscription will continue open
=. the 2Cth OF ncxtnionth 6fty dollars enterance
ann NAT iorleiS if those cn,ering fell 70 run
TIE second day the purse OF the CHAR
L~lTE3VlLLE JOCKEY CLUB, for 900
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Valuable Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale 2442 acre. OF
LAND, lying on Roanoke river in the coun-
ty OF Meeh.enbars and generally known by the
name Of the Occoneecnee.
The uncommon fertility of this traa of land.
and its advantageous situation. b. which it is
convenient to the improving navigation OF ne RI
yer, together with the liberal credit on which j,
is to be sold must make it a very important, OBJ
lea to those who ave inclined 10 purchase lands.
The quantity Of low grounds in the Occoneechee
island. which is separated from the main lana by
small ard marrow stTeam is 364 acres and ON
he main land adjoining about $50 acres all of
which il OF excellen, quality BY farthe greater
parJ of the remainder Of the tra6 is very rich.
being well adapted 10 the cultivation Of tobacco.
corn, wheat, &c. large proportion is in woods
and heavily tmbered The whole traa is at pre-
sem divided into three tenements, leased TO seve-
raj tenants, whose leases will expirein three years
from the first day of January next The tene-
ments are IN a tolerably good state of improve
ment. and the rent amounts to e. ia per annum.
The subscriber will sell the whole together, or
either of those tenenents separately, a. may esst
suit the purchasers
The terms of sale are, one sixth part of The
money to be paid on the hrst day of January next.
and the balance in FIVE equal annual payments.
bonds and good security being gwen, and The
punfluaIty of payment ensured by deeds of trnst
on the land. On Occoneechee Island and A. the
end of Bakers Island. opposite to it, are 9 fshe-
ries, belonging TO the subscriber, and TO be sold
with the land, which have been accounted the
best on tie river, and with the labour of few
hands. short time, might now be made valuabls.
A farther description of this land. and us inn.
provemens, is supposed to be unnecessary, IS
persons DESTROYS of purchasing will natmaliv
chuSe to view it, and judge for themselves If
the whole traGt, or any Of the tencmsnts, should
not be disposed OF by private Coutraa, before the
18th day Of September next. it will be sold on
that day, (being the Sd Monday in the monthly
if fair if nor, the next fair day. az the store
Of WIN. Birchett& Co. adjacent TO tho premises.
public sale, the highest bidder. on the terms
above mentioned An accurate plot of the land
will be shewn, and unquestionable titles made 10
the purchasers by
wifi WIN. MUNFORD.
Richlaud. Mecklenburz Co April Ii 1901.
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A r C H D u K F.,

I ATEL7 imported from London, was goe By
Sir Peter feazie tthe 6Tn Stallion now IN
England) his dam Horata by Old Hcliur.. (u.
doubtediy the frG Stallion of h.. dsy) hi. gran
dam Counties BY Blank, ian, Gus fon of the C
dolphin Ara hian, w'sh many her excellent eroCs
les "A horie OF better blood than Archduke Wa
never RATED: He is full brother 20 Mr Te.zIe
and Stamford, both in high reps,e, and 70 are the
whole tock Counscis (his gtapdam) has bred
Tome ot the 6eh hories that have appeared on the
Hritiih surf She is the dam of yiEasd CobCesr.
Achi.les Creybeard, HOratiA ad De eni--. all oa.
pital This is we'll known % every gentleman
acquainted with the Racing Calendar. aud oene-
raj Stud Book OF England. Arehduke 10 dark
brown hor'e, full rs hands high. has deal Of
bone with great power,y good mare of beauty
and II; the prime of life He made his appearance
on the turf at three years old and did NOT run
atter that year. He won Sweepft,ke. OF zoe
SuIneas each, beating feveral good hories; silo
the Derby Stakes, beating Lord Egremont's ciirs
leber., Sir ?. Handiih's brother to Spread Ea4lsI
Mr.. Heatheoate's Vivaldi, Nv. Cookion, kxpes.
tation. the Duke of orafton's vandal, Lord Or
'ord' Dart tno~ his Lordfhip) Lord Grofvenor's
colt By PofSo's, out Of snipton, fiIler and feys-
raj other 'ev nee otis. The Derby Stakes are COM
hdefed the Sra in England ana gives the winner
great credit. He Tell lame fnortly after and was
nre6y run two races more with very good horfess
and aitho he was beaten, he came in well, The
abovs ~ the whole OF hi. racing.
Arehduke will nand the enfuiny fe.fop
at the Bowling Green at 7 Guineas with Dol-
lar TO the groom) For each mare which NAV De
diiehargedy any time before the hri day of Au.
qua next, by th-Payment of Guinra.. The
ie ion will commence on the hra day of March
next, and end the fira of Angua following. A.
great abundance of good paGuage, graft, boys
boardeda at 1855 per week, & corn ,urniihed at the
market price for mares that are TO be fed, for
which the money muf be fent i, will not be
rad Great attention paid the mares; but no
reiPonGbity for accident. OF efespe,. Notes for
suineas Co be difeharged as above rael,ionsd-
muH accompany the mares.
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E S c. A P E.

IMroRTzD from london, will alto Rand at the
Bowling Green, At Gu,ness (and half a DoiA
lar) for each mare. He is horfc Of fine Gze,
with feveral excellent racing points, and a. h;gh
bred horfe ~ need be wIlhed for Hs wa, g,t
by Preeiptate, horie 81 crest reeute, out Of
full iiher TO the famous Stallion Bu1zard. ElearS
wa. horfe of good iPsed, fer wh,rh Zee the RE-
cling Calendars. IOHN HOOMEs.
Bowling Green, February lad, I3o4. wIet
p. o. Mare, producing d certificate Of their
having won Pnrfe or fvel piiskes Of 400 dollzss
va'ue, mile hears, bred the winner OF one,
fball be covered graz. III
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A C. A z D.

Tx raripnsI amusement, and he utility de-
4 uvshie ''om we'll condutled Magazines, will
nara'y b. reverted Accordingly there are
rev countries IA which :hey are not numerous
and we'll received Ana vet, the suhgoriber thinks
he Is ccrre6t vheu he says. that NOT oSs is rub
nshed in the respectable and .cisnuGc state of
Virginia.
he dei'gns to publish MAGAzINs, princi-
paly. itnot altogether ola Literary complexion,
provided ne cbssjus adequate suppor, from his
feco" CitiEsns; in w'cn lase, he fiatters him
se't tha' his exe'tons viii prove fully satisfa6o-
~ tohs na'rona, and somewhat advantageous TO
hi'''''t The p-ospe6us of the work will, in a
shorS time be pubii,hed
]. DIXON.
Richmond May Sd, 1904.
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S0th April. 1904.
VIRGINL4:

VIRGI mn:
NOM MiFTED TO the jail of Lee county o.,
~ me ION Gay OF annary last, runsw way ne.
gro man about FIVE feet seven inches b;ot, . ~.
posed 70 se between forty and fftv years Of ,r s
calls himself SAM, ,Sin visspe, rather 90,
made had on when brought to Jail q low crowr.
ed h7t, broad cloth coat a good deal worn !.
thickse' waistcoat and an old pair Of cotton brss
ehes; SAYS he belongs to James Caldwell Of The
county OF Gnildford. state of North ,r,arol;n, =
The owner is desired TO come and prove hi. nro-
perry, pay charges aud take him away
CHARLES NOE, D.S
March 7e. 1904. "a, . - -
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Tie Beautiful hgh-slooded horse,
p r F. CIPIT A TIE.


EULL fifteen hands and half high, +. 6ne
4 sorrel, handsomely marked of big bone. nd
great muscular strength and powers, evidently
denoting the true English running horse-wiil
stand a. my stables, at Sandy Point in Charles
City county, at six guneas 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 and productive pastures, we'll
enclosed, in various apartments, from which no
mare can easily escape, as well on thar account
as from its physical situation. Servant, found
gratis; but no liability for involuntary escapes
accidents
This celebrated horse. whose name is so truly
applicable to his character, was bred Inv Lord
Isremont, foaled in 1887, got by Mercury "a son
of Eclipse )'dam by Herod, grsndam by Match.
en-, out of MIR Pratt's old Squirt mare, i. un.
doubtedly one of the best horse, ever imported
into this country, and is now thought by many
gentlemen. who have travelled some distance TO
see him, superiori although he has so lately eros
sed the sea, that 1T cannot be expected he should
nave gained his pristine form and beauty.
He is truly such horse as Virgil describe. of
hne one--an eye larre, black and full of fire.
bold as the LYON, active the Greyhound, and
in all his movements ether !. he rushes forward
ike thunderholt, and hesta,es at nothing.
In the 6rst spring meeting 1890, AT New Mar.
OF the 'rince's stakes. of 100 guineas EACH beat
ing ,bunderbolt. Chanticieer, and Sir Pepper,
your having paid forfeit In The same week he
won the Bolton stakes of so gu.neas each. beat
ing Chambooe Dragon, and Pallafox-seyen
2'id forfeit Second spring meeting. he won the
th'rc class Of the Princes stakes of 100 guinea
beating Thunderbolt- seven paid forfeit: And
n the same week, he received 100 guneas forfei,
hom Lord Groxvenor's Radamanthus
In 1872, he won sol. III Gudheld, beatin.
Doge, Tnunderboir, Seringapatam. and StouI.
The next day 50 at the same place bearing Car.
dock and Griffin. HIS Rlso won the kings 100
snineas at Lewes, beating Skyscaper at three
heats, the frst beng deemed 4 dead heat ; after
which he was so highly esteemed, tina he became
stallion in his loriship's stud, AT 10 guineas
mare.
This horse is ths sire Of Jonquil, Petworth,
Mariana, Rosaba. chesnut colt our sf Bobtail
ahesnut colt out of Rosemary, Humbug, Lazarus,
S'sinier, Apollo, Sulliver, Tag, Louisa, Tip.
s'sH, and many others of great fame now in train
ing
purchased him myself when in England las,
FALL, a. zoe sale OF Richard Watt dec. where a
complete stud of his get were sold at Auction. at
prices tsr beyond what was common TO wit.
carvings from 90 to 300. stering-s printed ist
or which now have i'll my possession, to be seer
a. any tune,
For character and performances, see Racing
Calendar from 1890 TO 1892 inclusive, Sporting
Dictionary, page 1873, vol 2, printed 18O3-XVii-
liam Tapn, author.
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT.
March ~, 1904. wtnJy"
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fHE 7a0R0OGH 3RED H0H5E



WILr stand a, my stable the ensuing season.
and will be let to mares at the moderate
price of twenty dollars the season and eight do
lars the leap. or thirty two dollars 10 insure \
m"re being in foal; in either case half dollar
to me groom the leap money to be sent with
the mares, and noes for the season must accom-.
pany them also but the twenty dollars nav be
discharged by the payment Of sixteen ON or be
fore the asst day Of July, az which time he ,.asoo
"tlevpre. The season will commence the 9jtb
Of March. Mares fed with grain If required ar
he market prices rich and extensive rsstursgs
gratis, and also the board Of boys. All possible
attention will be paid to mares, but no resp,nsi
bhitY tor escapes or accidents
IAERICUS was 60, by Shark, his dar, by
Wiidair in' gr@njsm BY Vampier, out Of Col
Brsxton's imported mare Kitty Fisher, Vjldair
was got by Fsam'ught, Fearnought BY Reg,rIu,
Rfguius hy the Godolphin Arabian VamDier
was BY Regulus, who was by the Godslphin .
rahian, Kitty Fisher by Cade. who was bv the
Codolphin Arabian Gentlemen win find af,er
perusing the shove pedigree. that America, is
not surpassed by any horse on the continent.
JOHN HOSKINS.
King & Queen, February y. 1904. 3v,s