davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
IN VIRGINIA..


179. From Randolph c. h. to Frank
lin Va. once in two weeks.
Leave Pendleton c. h. every other Thursday
at 6 m and arrive at Randolph h by IL
a m. Leave Randolph C. h every other Thurs.
day at p. M. and arrive at Penaleton c. h. by
6 p. m.
$50. From Prince Edward c. h. by Hunters
tavern. to Lynchhurg once week.
Leave Prince Edward c. h. every Saturday at
q m. and arrive al Lynchburg en- Sunday by 6
p m. Leave Lynchburg every Monday at a m
and arrive atprince Edward c. h by 6 pm
+ 13l. From Campbcllc h by piitsyly ania C. n
to Danvile once in two weeks.
Leave campbellc n. every other Monday at
m and arrive at Danville OH uesday by 6
p m. Leave Danvilie every other Wednesday
a 6 m. and arrive al Campbell c. h. on Thurs
day b. 6 p m.
NOTES.
]. The Postmaster General may expedite the
mails and alter the tines OF arrival and depar-
twe at any time during The continuance of the
contracts, he STIMULATING adequate compensa.
ton FOR any extra expense that may be occasioned
thereby.
Fifteen minutes shall be allowed for OMEN.
ing and closing the mans at all Offices where no
Particular time is specified
) For every thi.ty miru'esdclay unavoidable
accidents excepted) in arriving after the time
prescribed in any contraa, the contractor shall
forfeit one dollar; and ifthe delay continues I'M.
Ill the departure ofany depending mail, whereby
the mails destineo for each depending mail lose
trip, an additional forfeiture Of five dollars
shall he incurred
Newspapers as well as letters are 10 be sent
in the maili and ifany pers making proposals,
desires 20 carry newspapers, other than those
conveyed in the mail, for lsis own emoumen,, he
must state in his proposals. for what sum he will
carry with the emolument. and for what sun,
without thar emolument
5. Should any person making proposals desire
an alteration OF the times OF arrival aud departure
above specified, he must state in his proposals
the alteration desired and the difference ,hey will
make in the terms Of the cont.aa
6. Persons making proposals are desired to
state their prices by The year. Those who con-
tract will receive their pay quarterly the months
OF August. November February and May, IN one
month afterthe expiration Of each quarter
z. No other than free white person shall be
employed 20 convey the mail
Where the proposer intends TO convey the
mail in The body of stage carriage, he is desired
TO state it in his proposals..
9. The Post-fsaster General reserves to him
self the right Of declaring any contract at an end
whenever three failures happen which amount to
the loss ofa trip each.
10. The CONTRACTS for fhe above routes arc TO
be In operation the first day of Of Oaober next,
and are TO continue in force for two years
GIDEON GRANGER,
Posr-masie, General.
CENERAL Posr-OFFIcE,
WASHINGTON CITY. IS Ee5rnay,. 1905. tv6t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15

edit at years old at 8 he proved fuc
lce(sfuI, and 10 continued until the lsh of the
year 1900. In Sol he was purchaled for
me aod fsnt to Virginia. In 1898 he won
! a fweepffokes ofao guineas each, for 8 year
olds, 3 fubfcribers, once round the ground,
beating MIR Pierce's i by Walnut, fir II
L. Vans's Puh Forward, FIR II. William
fon's Stripping, tIr Flrtcher's gr c, Camper
down, Mr. c.. Crompton's Batio, and
lord A. Hamiltou's b 6 by Spadille, snt OF
Snow Drop fee Calendar for 1898. He
ALTO won the members plate of SO guinsas
for 8 and 4 year oids, beating lord Der
by'o year old colt Diomed, 5 TO on
Enowfley, who was then Mr. Fields pro-
psrty; fee Calendar for 1898. He ALTO
won fweepaakes for year olda, beating
MIR Garforth's C by SpadilIe. aud lord
A. Hamiltou's by Spadille fee Calen.
dar for 1899.
In May 1899, York. On Tuefdsy
May IS, fweepaakes of 20 guineas each
7 fabfcribers, then the property of Mr.
Walker, was won by KnoGey, beating lord
Fitzwilliam's h Wonder, 5 years old, lord
Hamilton's Gu by Wslout. Fir Thomas
Cafcoigne's Maid of the Mill, and John
Robinlon's b Abraham Newland. On
ThurGday the goth following, he ALTO won
the aaud plate of 50 guineas, for 4 year
oldo, beating lord a. Hsmilton's b By
Spadilc, Mr.. Garforth's marc Carolina, 6
years old, lord Brlhaven's oh b Matte
Robert yaers old, Mr.. Wentworth's Bar
usby, and Mr.. J. ADfou's gr h Little Scott,
5 years old See Calendar for 1899
In Juse 1900 (Guilford) the Prince OF
Wales owned him and won the Kins's plate
for 4 year olds. of 100 guineas; 10 tone
lbs. four mile heata, and beat lord Done
gall's b h by Pot8o's; See Calendar for
1900, pa. IS.
Winche6sr, July s. His majeay's plate
of Ieo guiness, was run for and Won by
Know1ey, beating lord Dnnegall's b Ii by
Pot S'os, S years old, and fir F.. Eyeiin's b
Asparagus, 5 ysars oid--iix to four on
Knowfey.
Lewes, AusuR "a, 1900. The kings
plate of 100 guiueae, 4 mile heats, was won
by Knowliey, beating lord Donegali's ch C
Fugleman. 4 TO on Knowley. Thuriday
following he won iubfcription of o gui-
meas each, beating DIR. Durand's Bellifima
and Mr Ladbsook'e Humbug fee Calendar
fos r8oo--78 aud 7o.
Liich6eId, on Thuriday, September 9.
he won the kings plate of 100 guineas 3
mile heats, for S year olds, carrying 9 sone
? poande. beating Mr. Heming's Ploro !;
ten to one oil Koowley.
This hor(e coa me onlsnding in this coun-
try upwards of { 700 aerlins, and even at
this price i, was with difficulty he could be
obtained for my agent informed me, he
could have fold him for 10 guincas more
than the original purchafe, which evidently
proves the high eitimaiion he wss 10.
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15

c,sensvi,le county, on Nottoway river, ao"r'
miles bcl,w where the great stage roA1 CO.:
! IT, at the lower Cut Bank brcse' a. 1T
meas each, and Dollar to the eioo"'. e - 49,.
- 90, ,;,,e before the 1st day OF OCTOBER
80, ir che ,ayn,ent OF forty dollars; bar no dis
conn, win be made If paid after that day. 5uz
1 80 ;s a chcsnut hose CT good size, ana % ex-
es,le,, blood, for his beauty, shape and appear
ance leave others TO decides as racer the
Calendars declare him most csIi'ta., having won
! fand generally ~ New.Markctl "a races Heis
undoubtedly among the best stations that has c.
vcr appeared m England, for the proof of which
II beg leave TO refer gentlemen TO the Racing Ca
iendars OF that country, and which are TO be seen
at his stand.
In 1879, the 6rst Of Buzzard's stock appeared
on the turf in that year he had FIVE winners. in
1900 he had seven, in 1901 he had fourteen, Use
veral Of those won and s times each in that
year, in 1902 he had sixteen winners, and in
1898 he had twenty-cne. This is the last Caien-
dar that has come &c hand. lsis to be observed.
that Buzzarfs stock have very generally run at
NEWMARKET. where all the best horses sol and
many of them have proved uncommouy good
tacers among them are Hornby Lass, Pet, Pop
pingjsy. QUIZ, Surprize, Malta. Merryman, So
pha, Miss Bailey, and great many others 1t
is aso TO be observed, that no 81 aionin England
had as many winners In 1903. hy seven, as Buzz.
card had-The famous horse Sir Peter Teazle
had only fourteen. Trumpeter thirteenonly. ohm
Bull fourteen, Benniugbtoush fourteen, voun-
,cer nine. and Whiskey S--Those horses are ac-
knowledged by all gentlemen conversant with the
turf, TO be the best Stations now in England -
Buzzard has been well proved = good stallion
for which reason, / beg leave TO recommend him
strongly the gentlemen of the turf, and such o.
Their, az have well bred mares, not doubling but
good proportion OF his stock will turn OUT ra
GERS.
In the FIVE years above mentioned Buzzard's
colts won l61 races The great value of this
horse will, trust, be an apology for the price
he is to cover at. however wish gentlemen to
come and view him, and see themscve, the per
formance of his Colts in the calendars, and
hope they will admit he does not stand too high
Good pasiWage gratis servants who attend
the nases boarded at l0s6 week corr furnish
ed at the market price, and the greatest attention
paid TO the mares. but responsibility for acci-
dents or escapes. Ns;es for ten guineas will be
expected with the nares by
NATHANIEL RIvEs.
March, 1906.
N. B. The season win commence the 15th
inst. and end the lst of August. N. X,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
FOR SALE,
TWO L @ rs.
CLASS NO III

HANDSOMELY situated in the town Of
4 New Canton, on James river /; on both
are new and well built dwelling houses and Of
hees; on one IN excellent garden well enclosed.
and the other containing one acre, with good
post and rail ience.--Fo r further particulars en-.
qu'rc OF Messrs. William Anderson and James
Kea OF said place. who are legally authorised TO
sell and convey the same.
ROBERT HILL.
New York. 1st Feb. 1906. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
70 r. S A l. E,

MY 1. A N ID, in the county of
I'VE surrE known by the name of ssAa's
roiNT, containing about three thouGan5 acres.
htuatsd upon James river nearly oppolte to famss
Town and forty FIVE miles below Petersburg The
.raa is divided into two planration, each having
the neeefIary Improvements OF barns, fables, &c.
in thorough repair. On enc ia a two iiory brick
building of Fix large rooms but lately fiuiihed in
handfome Gyie. with every convenient on, houie
for The accommodation of genteel family On
the other awoodcn houle of four ROOMS. we'll cal.
culated tors an overieer. There are upon the two
plantations upwards OF thouiand apple trees fe-
leaed of the mott approved kinds Tor brady, ev-
der and keeping fruit all of which have been
planted ont about thee yeats, aud ton the attsn
tion which has been belowed upon them sic now
rapidly projecting towstds Perfection. The re-
euliaf advantages Of this place, 6ih and wild
fowl, will contribute not little 20 render i, an
Agreeable fsldcnee TO thofe who can enjoy health
~ the lower county. IL is deemed uleef. to FAY
ncIe as i, Is prefumsd any peIfon wifning TO
puIchaie would Gih ies the property The pay.
nnents viii be made eafy by dividing them into
fuch inhalmen,s may be convenient.
John II. Cooke.
Apl. 18th. 1895. 6w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15

P.EDIGREE.--G iven by Lord Derby in
he. following gvords, viz:
"I do hereby certify, that the cay horfe
called Knowncy, late the property Of the
Prisce Of Wales, was bred by me. He was
got by Sir Peter Teazle, ont Of CspeIla,
and was fix years old lsa May. and no more
(sigued) DERBY, (sEAI.)
/" KpowGeyj June IS, 1901.
Cspella wac bred by gen. Parker, foaled
10 1873, g. got by Herod out OF Mills Cape,
by Rsgvlus, Buckeyes, by Grab, War
lock, Galloway. See general aud book,
pa. 40 Sir Peter Tcszlc was got BY
Higblyer in 1874; fee fame book, pa.
iSs; Highaysr wss got by Herod; fee
pa. zoI and 70 on he may be traced thro'
noble line Of anceaors for ages paa with
oat Jingle flaw in his genealogy, either on
the male or female sde.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15

- a ~ ~ - = f'>A~' f.A
Williamsburg, the eth day of Oc-
tober, 1904.
John Amber and William p. Harriss, ex- :
eeusors of William Wilkinson, PITS. 8
lgdinss rs
William Shermcr, deft. y
( NE defendant ust having eutercdhis appear
: ance and given security according to the
als Of assembly and the rules Of this court, AID
il appearing 70 the satisfaction OF the court that
he is not an inhabitant OF this country: On the
motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel, itis
aeye,i. tina, the said defendant do appear here on
she tirsr day of the nexr term and answer the bill
of THE plaintiffs: aud that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper of the city
OF Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
posted at the front door Of the former capitol in
this city.
A copy--Tesse,
ANT'Y. ROBINSON, C. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15


Capt. WIN. Lewis's, in Dinwiddie county,
made capital feafons, aud proved bimiclf a
fuyc foai setter. He is fee bay, fE,eea
haeds three isehes high, nine years old lsa
May. 10 sreas perfection, aud a. TO morcu-
lar hreDgth and beauty, not inferior to
any horle in the aate. He 10 cha only
horle in this country that has won four
kings plates in one year; this be did 10
1900; See Racing Calendar for that year.
Notwithstanding this 6, other unexcep,ions.
bic evidences of Kno sGey's hyperion worth,
yet petfonsl view of him will be his bea
Recommendation.
KOWSLEY viii aaud the eniaing fca.
ION, at William Wood'sin Albemsvle coun.
ty, ten miles above Charlottesville, to cover
nares at Six Ga.neas the iesfou, for which
notes WILDE expected, difehsfgea5Is by the
payment OF Twenty Dollars, on or before
the fsth of September nrxt Three Gui-
neas the leap, and Ten Guineas 20 iniors
mare 70 be in foal, with One Dollar 70,
each mare TO the groom which, with the
leap money, rnpa be paid when the mare is
covered. Extenhve paturagc gratis, aud
lervants fent with the mares boarded at os.
a week. Msres may be fed az direaed, at
the market price of grain, and oil pofFible
care taken TO prevent accidents or efcapes,
but no refponiibiIity for any that may hap.
pen. The feafon will commence the 10th
of March, aud expire the 10th OF Augua
next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15

TINE defendant William Cowper
4. not having entered his appearance aud CIV
en- security according TO the ael Of assembly and
The rules of this court, and IL appearing to the
satisfaction, oftbe cours ,at ne is not All inhabi-
tant Of dis commonwealth: On the motion of
the complain by his counsel, II IL ordered that
the said defendant do appear here on the first
MONDAY in July next and answer the bill of the
said complainant and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some one OF the news
psaerspublithed i'll the city of Richmond for two
nonths SUCCESSFULLY. and posted at the door Of
the courthouse.
1esfe, ADAM CR-fIG, C. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
PROPOSALS

For carrying Maids Of re United Stare. on t5+
following Post Roads. Ssiu be rece;oed a, fbe
Generat Post-O1ee in Washington, unit TIE
tenth d.zy of .Taly next inclasipe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
CERTLFYC6TES..


We, whole names are hercunto fubfcrib
ed, 10 certify that we have bred colts from
KaoysLEr, Tor leen Of his ger,) that they
are of iiGe iize and form, aud from their pie
fent appearance bid fair TO make ca pi,al hor-
fe,, either for the turf or any other fervice.
We alto believe him to be az fure fosl GET
ter as soy horie in the fate. Given snder
orr hands, sc. January, 1865:
John Coles, ir. Geo. W. H. MiDse.
Waiter Coles. Major Wilcox.
Miles Seideu, ir. Geo Cooke.
Miles Seideu, jr, James Stewart,
john Edloe. John Chriaiau.
i. ?. Chanberlaynes Hamlin Wilcox.
John koans, Jr. VIM. Southall.
Z. fiarriion. John Colgiu.
John Minge.
| do hereby certify that in the fpring,
1903, law and took particular notice OF a
number of colts, which were in psaure
where the imported Stirling then aood--a
ooniiderable proportion of them by import.
ed hories among which were feverai of
Kuowiley's, and tho't them equalif not pre-.
terabIe 10 any that were there. Given IN.
der my hand, &c.
BRlCHTBERRY BROWN.
Albemsrle, Jan. I, 1905. (wst)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15

ED & Il z.
"Ihereby certify, that the chesnut horse Buz,
zard, late the properly of Christopher Wilson,
Esq. was bred BY me, and that he was gor by
Woodpecker his dam by Dux. our of Curiosity,
by Snap --Regulus, &C. Curiosity was the dam
of Pantaloon, Justice, Faith, &C.
"EGREMoNT.
Teste. JAMES wEATnERsy.
- BuzzAap has arrived athis stand, in high
health and spirts N.RIvRs.
March SO. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
In Henrice County Court, February
5th, 1905.

5th, 1905.
Robert Brooke. complainant.0 ;
AGAINST :
Wills Cowper. administrator of John E
Cowpcr. deceased, aud Henry Hovey, :
IL gan,l,... Il ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
Apl. 18th. 1895.

CASH triN be given for
Twelve or Fifteen BOYS,
Ffom &C IS years o'd.--Iinquire of the Printer
To be Soid upon the premises. for ready fnoney.
on Monday the 24,h of June next. agreeable 10
the last will and testament Of Col John Boswell
dec for the paymen, OF British Debts,
BOSWELL's O ID / NARY.
TNcLUDING near THREE hundred acres at.
joining Land Tbs Land is called fbe 6ea for
ebeatinrbe state Of Virginia below tJc Hue R,dQe,
lice nsay fbe Grten Sp'ings in Louisa AID is Con IL
aered as good md g,0svisg stand 5r Va,iop, lnds
Of bgsiness. 1hose baOiag claims Of fbs abype de-
seCipfin are reqnestedf TO male Lent Iro1pn TO tie
sa5se'i5ey and 'cbetby eSidcaeed6y judgment, bond
or apeH accent
10HN NICHE, Afny svi,5tbe
viii aauexsd Of Col John Bor,geH DEC.
Ab,K 15ib 1905. .ia
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
She Celebrated English s,oafon.
BUZZARD,

90 famous forgetting ca
- pitai racers, is just arr
we'd from London, and wth
cover mares at my s'ao'e. m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
TO PRINTERS.

Printing Mdierials for Salc.
7 ONO parNsa. Pea. Engiish, Doable Plea,
II Tw9-Lines EpIish, french Canon. Fos,.
Lines Plea Figc.j.in.s Pica, sevcn-Lines Plea.
Nine Lines Pea, TIL. tcen.Lines Plea, SIX
teen Lines Pic. NireUen-Ii nes Plea, Ouosati.
sns. Foolseap aud Deny Jhases. and Cafes.
PROSSER s. MONcURR.
Richmond, March %, 1905. wtf
YlfS7 REGEIFEDs
n S. P.sascrss Bookstore, Ricbrtors, q very eie
eGsfass0,fDierfqff5 bsss
p T. N X n I V F. S,
Wsieh will De sold By the sirgIs o. sezss,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
KNOWSLEY,

IAe noled AID nneA adnIired 20. Z .h Aorsel
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15

7 IMPORTED 10 1901,
L by William Lightfoot,
of Charles City county I;
where he Good two yeara,
Ia
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
WILLIAM WOODS.
JAMES KINSOLVING.

February, IocSs
P. s. Any gentleman putting fix mares
lhall have one covered gra.is-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15

N. B. The season win commence the 18th
inst. and end the lst of August. ~.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
Valuable Property Tor Sax.

The fubfcriber, anxious to clofe his outa,ri;,,
concerns, without delay, oFuu far hk. 4
following PROPERTY, w.
His Houtes and Lot, on Oronok
ard Warrington Arsets.
IS Acres OF Ground, on The commons Of Ale,
and;ia, rear tie powdef. houfe.
His Wharf, with a Warehoufc ucon il.
Fourteen Lots OF Ground contiguous 10 Il.
wharf, on Two Of which arc Fram.d IHoua.
Two fioufcs and Lots on prince.au,t we'll
ituated fox buGneG.
A louie snd Lot on King Erect, with Ware.
houfe behind, on a public alley,
A Moie,y Of a three aory Brick Houi on
Water arcet and of a Lot sd Joining al p:a,
occupied by Dodor Kennedy.
A Lot OF half an acre, iouh.esf corner Of
Fairfax and Gibbon frcets.
A Lot on St. A!sph's Rrset, near Prince.
erect.
Two Lots on Qasen and Warrington Arna
An undivided fourth part Of Eg $50 acres Of
Land, in Spotfylvania county, on the RaPp'.
hznnock river, a few miies above Freaerrkbus
and Falmouth. The advantages o. this tpa, 10
aser carriage, mill -ieats, an inexhaufubs quaa'
tity of iron ore Of the Gra quality, #osi, ng''
Their with a Ast.c,ing prcfpeft of PIT COAL a'
60 great as TO merit the attention OF mcnl.d men.
a companv is about forming for the esalcno
iron. works, &c. upon this hnd, and ii calla
into effect, ten lharcs in the fad company will
re 6ilpoted of in lieu Of the land
A,a3 and one. third Aares of Land, in boat !,
bon county, tKeatu1y), near Lexington liz
10 be Of exccllen, q%aalitT. 80.
aS47 and one. hire Acres of Land' In ID'
coin county, lKcatscky). rr.
s7oo Acres of Land, in Wood c'o''y' ""
ginia). .,,,s
$1,000 Acres of Land, in H''1y c'''4
(Virgiris).
A Horfe and Lot, in LesbnFg. ..j
A large quantity of Timber, eoIiIt n!s.
chefuut and other riods, Rsnd'n3 rear Inc U. .s
Falls of Potomac; which may b: c%0n's% m.S'
nanfporscd by water TO GeoFse. Q I"
in2ton, and Alexandra. ..E,.
M--Snodry Ground-Re in AIfS, anD .
To thole who with to iOvea thtI' ',sL. n.
advantage, or to whom the lubfcFIbef my W..
dehted, his will make fales on ternS "j %
cal to ci.her. if lpeedy application Is '''"
him. u,.,r,i IN.
ssr He hereby gives notice TO all Pt.' ~, h. i.
Geb,ed 70 him, that if their accounts 1S ogt,
tissaorily fetuca By the 6rf OF N9y'!a, rr,
fuits will be commenced without rep"
tpIjI.
SeptEmb.r =. ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
PUBLIC SALE

poKsuANT to Deed, Of Trpe -.
= mtn'0n to the fubferlber will /. zen @n Paap
'plenilss, at public auction, q, - o ps lald on d..
on the sth cay Of oaobcr, enluios' s'''k' AN,
/, :, Sax Lots of Grogs1
Handsomely ftnated on Stump. gm
miles welt from Alexandra, dsls,;5 aS'at ts,
plat of fad TRACT by the nunhsr. - In h.
20, n, and q, lying in one boJy. % ., 9 %,
about 80 acres, being fubjea to nv ' "s S'ntaa
ginai purchslc money two iaaa!men,. "a ne Or.
January and I'd July paa, in amount ro- rs ID
aollars-lhe terms of trua ate CA}5SIg 'i0a
rity. ~ leu
In like manner, win be Sou.
In the town-of CenfyeUi,, IS miyc, -.
andria, at II o'dock, on the rath J,v of aes'
tober next, '"oS
A valuable Lot of Ground. to-.
Their with the improvements thereon: ,o,s NSs.
of a good Franz Dwelling Hoaie, a Tann.~ ru /:
Vau, Bark. Hou(e, &c. convenient for n.
ming buinsls. ~'
Samuel Craig, Tgna.
@oeP.cl.pc. colt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
HOUSE AND LOTS for Sale.

UPON. PoToMAcK
Situated at THE buer Part, and qviibfa the b
mis Of The tO1ys Of Mxansria.
The houie is built in the cottage ityle,
calculated for the accommodation Of a imali "a.
mily, but 70 planned IS to admit OF confidersbie
enlargement wishout efeaiog its uniformity. II
commands a ine view OF the river and il: ada
cent country. ThS garden, principally in lrent,
is rich and in high cultivation, extending TO the
water, which it approaches By iemi circular falls.
The lot attached TO the houio is E feet fronting
upon Water. frcet. corner of ]efafion,f'estl
running into the chanuel. More grcuad may be
obtained If rcqui.ed.
IL the fame range, and to tho foqfhward of
the above, ore cyeral Lots, G~nlilariy fsnatad
as 70 advantages AMI p~fofpeti, c&!cu}aIed fer neat
fmai bulldogs. Tbs whole Or any part of the
abovs prop1rty may &c obtained by ~rafehalc up
Gu reafena,,l. terms, either in fee fnlple OF und-
or a ligbt ground rent. A clear tide free from
every incumbrance will be given upon the pay
ment OF the fun agreed Tor, and a liberal credit
alswe if required. Mr.. Talss, rc!idins upon
the hofe, below Keish's wharf, ana adjoining
the P~rsm;fes, will flew the property, and a line
directed TO Doctor Hamilton, poG.otEce, Alex
andria, viii mcet with immediate attention.
September II. 3iswIm
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
Dr.. Raw6n's 4nts Bilious Pills,
or. Family Phy6c.

The extraordinary celebrity thele pills have
GAINED, the ~uuiyerlal demand for them aud efeem
IN which they are held by medical men of the frf
eminence, are f~uHicient Testimonials of their IN
triHic worth. In great colds and iudden attacks
of diforders, an early ufe of theft pills often pro-
duces the happief effects, and taken once IN eight
or teu aaysin cafes of indigestion, hcadachs, diz-
zinels, pains in the Romath and bowels, dyien-
cries, diafehoeas, dropGes, &c. aud a liberal
ue of my anti bilious bitters in the intermediate
time has relieved pasientsiaimot to a miracle
price Is cents a box.