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RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY.

NOTICE is hereby given that the drawing of che
iaid lottery will commence on rhis day, and be
continued on Tueidays and Saturdays, by drawing
from fly to five hundred NUMBERS until the whole
is co nplettd.
All tickets not fold and delivered before this day,
VIII be coridered as held Oh account Of the T.uGees
c ths academy; and the agents for Iellns them arc
carneity requeited to remit either the money or the
tickeis committed to their dilpofAl to tire commit
oncrs from whom they were received. Thofe who
have Purchaied tickets i credit will be pleafed to
reckon from this day.
If the daY5 OF drawing, and the number to be-
drawn, hall be encre-d, public notice will be given
Of the fame.
The prize, to be paid in izty days after the draw
ing completed. Il is hoped that the tickets RENAME
Ing in the hands Of the conlmiioners will be readily
bous h by inoir 30 are well whers 70 the propoi-
ed academy, who win to fee in the neighbour
hood Of thiseity, he beginning Of great National u
niveritY The committee appointed for tina, purpofe
here already purcheed aboGt acres Of ground liz
tie more Than mile from town, in an eligible fitua-
ton 6 ,he neceaary buildings Will be begun in the
enlung iprirg.
n. l.. &c. L. n
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aurttou 5aIes,

THOMAS TAYLOR & Co.
ILL ia future fiK at tbe Fare occupied BY M HI.
Haneoe&i5' Go. We4gsfizy'! IN each zO1el ;
a"d at thar 0tFsr, on Tnsaayl AMI Fridays 4faqL
Lex. 1, 500. eptf
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For SALE.

III LonJIa Comrt-H24Je, on the 18Th Aay of Fe-
6i-HdrV next
'HIRTY-SEVEN VALUABLE SLAVES,
belonging 70 the eflate of ChrGopher
Smith, decd coDIilling of Men, Women and
Ch'ldren.--It is believed they are rs likely a
parcel OF lla7es rs was ever offered sor iale in
the fate. Bonds with approved fecurity, bear
ing lntefet from the date, payable the 10th OF
February next, will be expected from the pur-
chaiers the intcrea will be RENTED if the
principa! is punctuaIy paid.
CHARLES SMITH, A9'g Exe'r of
CHRISTOPHER SMITH, deed.
Louifa, 18th Jan. 1905. loF
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N 0 c E.

M the undersigned, partners in the late concerns
w Of BUCHANAN, DUNLOP, < Co. at Pc
terlburg, Of ROBERT POLLOK, & Co. at Rich
inond, aud Of DUNLOP, POLLOH z, Co. at Man
'ne'ier, have fold TO Mr.. James Dunlop, our late
F1rtner IN aid concerns, lie debts now due to- and
onttandngat thcie dferente itablihments-Tho in
Ss5tsd vl therefore peaie take notice. that here
after payments are to be made only to the iaid Mr.
James Du1op, his attorre OF attorneys, and 10 whom
thoe having claims again1 thefc concerns will apply
tor payment
DAVID BUCHANAN.
By ROBERT POLLOK,
bis IH7rzev.
ROBERT POLLOK.
Virginia, Petersburg, Dec. G, 1901. lcp3n
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VIII be eNpoied 20 Public Sao on the SOih Of Iinu-
ary init, &c the next fair day, at my plantation
in Richmond county.
a Ii the STOCK, Plantation utenfls, Horfc-
n hold and Kitchen Furniture --Alfo. Ieveral
LIKELY NEGROES Terms Of falc ysii DC made
known % the day of lale.
nj fbs Iqme tiHs qOW h. ofired Far E'le.
800 acres Of VALUABLE LAND, iituate Oh the
Rappahauno-k, g sh0undine in fine Fhh UyGers, &c.
This land !, Of equal quality with lands III the neigh
bourhood
wILLIAMT. CoLSTON.
January ls.--(tds.
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Dedatc,
IN TIE HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
or THE UNITED STATES.

MONDAY, January Z, 1905.
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CASH

MILL BE- given far IL o.. Is BOYS. fran,
to l5JeaT5 aid. FaqMire Qftbe Printers.
Dec. Is. Tebtc7
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January %.
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DAVID BUCHANAN.
By ROBERT POLLOK,
TK,ENT1. DOLLARS RFWARD.

KODEkI fOLLQk.
Virginia, Petersburg, Dec G, 1901. (cp3n)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31
ALLEN JETER, , Exc
EDWARD -WEBsTER, en-
DABNEY MILLER, te-s.
4 I9OS tt sic

ALI -ADbI1 iOO.Al. LA Nl}c, &
&c Re Ley UPoSh LsAsE Foa rsAas., ~
THE Coal Lands at Dover, In the
= county of Goochiand joining DR. John A.
dans's coal PITS and MIR. Graharn's. belonging TO
the subscribers The sitaatien is uaconsnonly
advantageous for coal works Tie distance from
the Manikin,own ferry on Jame river. about 500
1.-The s'oPe SO advantageous as to render it
extremely easy to construct waggon ways for
Transporting the Goals TO the river at lttle or no
expen'e. There is vesy 6ne landing on the RE
yer bank, belonging to the Estates for depositing
the Goals, from whence they can be conveyed in.
70 the boats BY a wooden trunk, with great ex-
pediuon and ease The situation is such as 10
enable the coalmas'er 10 carry onihe works for
many years without interruption from snb:ersa-
neous water so troublesome and Expensive at coal
pits. The BODY Of coal is considered very asun-
danr. and not in the smallest degree Exhausted.
there has been only one small Shat, made ON ire
edge OF the land. and works so far as to prove
the excellent quality &C the Goals ami the ease with
which they may. be raised We will attach 90
the coiIiery SMALL FA RIM, ifrequired, win
IN one mile, with usefuiimprovements. For fur
Their information apply to the subscribers at the
city OF Richmond.
David Ross.
lanes Currie.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31

mn TN we'd from London, and Will
~-~s sso>sS& cover mares ar my stable. in
1reensville county. on Nottoway river, about
niles below where the great stage road crosses
u, at the lower Cut Bank bridge, ut Ten C,i-
meas each. and Dollar to the groom, to be dis.
Changed any time before the LIST day of Oaober
next by the payment OF forty dollars but no dis.
Count will be made If paid afer thar day. Bug.
GARD Is = chestnut horse Of good size, and of sx-
eeien, blood; for his beauty. shape and appear
anee leave Others to decide As racer, the
Calendars declare him most capital having won
(and generally at New Mzrket) "a races Hets
undoubtedly among the best stations that has z.
yer appeared in England. for the proof of which
beg leave to refer gcr.lem,nto the Racing Ca
iendars ofthat country. and which are TO be seen
sc his stand ~
In 1899, the first of Bazzard's stock appeared
on the turf in that year he had five winners, in
1900 he mad seven. in 1901 he had fourteen, (se-
vrrai of those won and times each in thar
YEAR, in 1902 he had sixteen w,nners, and in
1893 he had twenty long. This is the last Caien-
dar that has come to hand. Itis to be observed.
thar Buzzafd's stock have very generally run az
New-Market. Cwhere all the best horses go1 and
many OF them have proved uncommenly good
racers; among them afe Hornby Lass. Per. Pop
pinsjay, QUIZ. Surprise, Malta Merryman. So.
phias Miss Bailey. and greas many others: 1t
is aisosn be observed, thar no Stallion in England
III As many WINNERS III loUS oy seven, A. Buzz
gard had-The famous horse Sir Peter Teaxle
hal only fourteen. rrumpe.er thirteen only john
Bull fourteen. Benningbough fourteen, volun-
teer nine. and Whiskey o. Those horses are ac-
knowledsed by al gentlemen couyersant it'll the
turf, to be the best Stations now in England
Bnzzard has been well proved good stallion
tor which reason, beg leave to recommend him
strongly 10 the gentlemen Of the turf, and such o.
theirs as have well bred mares not doubling but
. coed proportion OF his stock will turn out "a.
GERS. ~
In the Eve years above mentioned Ruzzard's
colts won 10 races The great value of this
horse will. ,rast. be apology for the price
he is TO cover al. however wish gentlemen to
come and view him, AID see thenseyes the per
foruance OF his colts in the calendars, and
hope they win ADM, he does not stana TOO high.
Good pasturage gratis servants who attend
the mares boarded a. 1855 week corn furnish-
ed at the market price and ihe greatest attention
paid to the mares, bu, no responsibility for acci-
dents or escapes. Notes for ten guineas will be;
expected with the mares by
NATHANIEL RIVES.
March. 1905.
". 3. The season will commence the l5tn,
inst. and end the 1st of August. N IA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31
Geo. Watt

HAS removed from the store he formerly &C.
4 eupied 10 a brick house on the cross street
leading from the main street to Shockoe ware
house, where he has on hand and offers to dis
pose of on moderate terms, BY wholesale,
The following 1f,ticles, gig:
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars,
N. England, w. Island. and Antigua Rum,
Cosaiac. Barcelona and Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine, st
Coffee of superior quality,
Molasses, Ginger aud Fig Blue,
Young Tyson and imperial Tea,
400 sacks Liverpool salt,
Patent sShof, assorted sizes--And I'll
The remainder of his Stock of Dry Goods
CONFUSING principally of articles suited TO the
presens and aprroachiny season. which he viii
either SCI. on a credit Of 3, 6 and months, 70.
notes nssoc,ass a, she Bark of Virginia, with
Arfmoved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
kichgcnd 22d March, 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31
NOTICE.

THE co-partnership Of ROBERT
J. GAMBLE & SONS Will be dlssclyedby
mutual consent, on Saturday the lirh in ,arsr.
AN persons indebted TO the said firm. are ear
nestiy entreated to make immediate payment TO-
eit5ev Of the subscribers A compliance wiihthis
request will prevent The painful necessity of re-
sorting TO cocrcive measures.
Tne books will be placed in the possession of
Nessrs. John and Robert Gamble, Jun. who arc
authorised TO settle all accounts due by, or TO the
concern. RO GAMBLE.
JOHN G. GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE, jr.
Richmond, May 6sh 1906.
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David Ross.
James Currie-
Cts. 4w
NcW talt Id Dc Huli

New JAN 70 DC Bunt.
THE subscribers are authorised by
. the County Court ct Louisa. to receive
PROPOSITIONS unsil August court next. for
building New Jail. az Louisa courthouse, 20 by
20 feet, story high. of hard brie K, underpin-
ed with stone and covered with wood. 70 he COM
pleated by the 1st day of August next.--5Co DOL.
lars viii be paid in advance and ,re~balance ie-
We'd next oaober.. For further particulars APP
ply 70
Ralph Quarles, , Com
Ro. Yancey, missi-
Tho. Poindexser, } oners.
July 10th, 1905 2w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31
Richmond, May 9Th. 1895.

The subscribers take this method ef Informing
their friends and si,e public thar they intend car
rying on the mercantile business under rhe firm of
Join So Robert Gamble, Jun.
Theyar now receiving by the ship Rolla. choice
selection. of LONDON GOODS. and daily ex-
pea from Liverpool, a general assortment OF
HARDWiRE, S5e. suitable for the season.
which VIII be sold by the piece. package, or do
zen. on the most moderate terms for cash. rner.
chantabie countrs produce. The usual credit TO
subsiantiaa and pi,acfnai casfcm1s.
They have on hand. Madeira and Sherry
Wine, Cognac Brandy, West India Rum. Whis-
key, Sugar. Pepper, Alum, copperas and Brim-
stone, Tin pipes, hhds. and easks,) Cotton and
Wool Cards. Pa snt Shot. Steel, Bar Iron. Hob
low Iron Ware. CermanSeythes. Curing Knives
and Whet Stones, Oznaburys, Tielenburgs and
Brown Hessians, Snuff. Cut I,enings, &c.
They also possess large aud convenient Byics
warehouses covered with Siaie, for receiving and
storing Flour Tobacco, &c. Those gentlemen
who favor them with consignments, will find
their charges reasonable, and may rely on their
best exer,ions TO afford faisfa6ion
49, The highest rates given tor Bees-Wax,
Zood Bear, Deer aad O:fsr Skins, and otter
shipping Fur.
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~ raE sovrRnoR or TEE ecxnoSwExLTa
OF vaac1SxA.
A PROCLAMATION.

NXJHEREASitdul appears to the
wv .exscu-ive that GEORGE DILLARD,
charged by the inquisition Of = coroner with the
murder of Henry Iyiin,orc. late of the county OF
King and Queen. hath fed from, justice-I have
there Thought 6t. with the advice of the coun-
Gil Of state TO issue this proclamation, hereby Of.
6tring reward Of One hundred Dollars, to any
person or persons who shsII apprehend the said
George billiard. and convey him before the coro-
ner or justice of The peace Cor ,hc county afore
said. TO b. COMMITTED to jail for examination.
touching the said murder. And I do moreover
enjoin all officers, civil and military, and exhost
the good people of the commonwealth. 10 use
their best endeavorsto apprehendshe said George
Billiard, that he may be dealt with as, in such
cases, the law directs.
Given under mr. hand as Governor. with the
seal of the commonwealth annexed at
Richmond. this 5th day of June, la the
(L.s.) year Of our Lord. one thousand eight hnn-
dred ana Ave, aud Of the commonwealth,
the twenty ninth.
(Siyned) JOHN PAGE.
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PEDIG RE z.

Pc DIG REE.
al thereby certify that the chesnuth crse Buzz.
zard, late the property of crris,opher Wilson.
Woodpecker 3 his dam by Dux, out of Curiosity.
By Snap -Reguus. BIC. Curiosity was the dan
ct PanEaloon, Justice, Faith, BIC
s..@ "ECREMONT.
Teste, lanes WEsrHrpry.
BuzxsSp has arrived at mis- stand in high
health and spi,is. N. RIvRs.-
March "a I2ns.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31

GEORGE DILL ARD is FIVE feet eightor nine
inches high. tole able fair complexion, short black
hair. dark eyes, well set, and somewhat droops
III the shoulders. slow and soft of speech and ola
smiling counsenance when speaking. about TWEEN
ty four or twen,y Eve years If age when he alb
seconded. he road large sprfel RAE. about FIVE
feet high. some white feet large white spot in his
foi che ad and snip on the i.ose
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TO BE SOLD.


Mt PUBLIC YENiD UE,
AT Cadsby IS Hotsl in AIexandri1. on Monday
the 10th day OF September, a, IL O'Clock al
noon
4 Ii that TRACT ofLAND, late
1 4 P.esley Thornton, Esqare'A. situated in
Northumberland county. Virginia, lying imme-
diately ON the Potomac diver. The following
description is given OF this property, By persons
well acquainted with it, Ii contains . 500
cres, 1.700 acres of " hich are the most valuable
low grounds on the river. between and 4OU A.
ores heavily iimbered, and the remainder very
high land extremely productive. The soil Of This
tfae' is equal to any in ie for the cutivati.
On OF corn, wheat tobacco, timothy and small
grain of all kinds. On this tratf are a large COM
nnodious Brick Mansion House and two Offices,
a large Dnck S,sbie. valuable Balm. G w House
an6 many other on, houses. The Orchards ana
Garden contain number of valuable fruit trees.
and the waters abound with excellent fish and
oysters. II is situated about a days sail from
BatiinloTe. Alexsnjiia aud Norfolk There are
TWO good mill seats r grist and saw mills on the
estate, and plenty of ceosr and chesnur timber
for which IN e.cellen, market may be found az
the CisJ OF Washington"
The terms Of sale are--one fourth cash. one
fourth IN one year. one fourth in 1S monrhs and
the fesieue in two years from the day Of safe
The pay n,en,s To be secured b, bonds. with mort
e ge on the premises and 70 be on interest from
the Jay Of sale.
For further information. application may be
made IN behalf of the subscriber. Thomas Ro
binson, to Richard Peters, jun. attorney at law
IL the city of Phiadephir. or TO " iIiiam Lewis
in the same city, (Philadeiph,a.)
THOMAS ROBINSON.
/ w. LEWIS.
! June 10. 1906. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31
JOHN C GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE, Jun.

The subscriber (lobert Gamble, SEM avsils
himself of this opportunity TO thank his numerous
friends for the very large share Of patronage he
has received in the mercantile iine--and hereby
tenders 10 rhe public his future services as Cont-
sissioa Merchant. He Aauers himself, his long
expenenee (with other circumstances unnscessa-
ny here TO en,ionl entitle hin, 20 the confidence
Of those who may save business Of thar nature TO
transact in this ciiy--assurihg such OF his best
excytions 10 merit APPRECIATION
Those who yer remain indebted TO the late firms
Of Gamble cS' cydrf1R Of Slauafon. Of Gamble
u Temple Robeyt Casl6e ~ 10. ard Robeyf Gam
bic, Of the CRY of Richmond. are once more ear
nestiy requested 10 make immediate payment Of
their Respective balances. Such as continue re-
gardIess Of this last notice cannot exped longer
indulgence.
Ro GAMBLE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31
Forty Dollars Reward.

I'd UN awayfrom the subscriber liv-
" ing in Granville county. North Carolina,
in March last, two bright rnuIatro fellows: one
by the name of hartley, abou, IS years of
age, he has bat little say, and appears TO be We
and Cooper, about 5 feet 10 or IL inches nigh,
and he is well ser negro.--GEORGE is about
% years OF age, about feet high. spare made,
buta Sery active negro, fond OF drink. and very
forward saucy fellow I exped they have OBJ
tanned free passes and will ende@vor to pass for
free negroes; lis probable they are lurking a.
bout Manches,er, Richmond or Petersburg; they
were seen in Manchester few days pasr Any
person taking hem up ana confuing them in jail,
so that get Them, shalt have the above reward,
or 20 dollars Cor either, paid by the subscriber.
LEWIS HENING.
Jane 5sh. 1905. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31

The above Lottery will certainly commence
drawing the first Monday in November .os soon.
or, if the tickets are sold. 49,
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! S'rRAYED OR STOLEN

IRON the commons Of this CRY, on Thursday
1 rhe 9th ult-A MACK HORSE. with a
small white spot in his forehead, hanging name
and switch tail. about Ecu. feet ten inches high,
supposed 10 be six yea old last srsing---he is a
compaf well made hnrse "A liberia reward wl.l
be given on delivering the said horse to Mr. Ma.
thaniel c. Lilscorbe of Hanover. or to the SUBJ
scriber III Richmond. te
Spotswood Lipscombe.
Richmond. shockte Hill, July S, 1905 If
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b o o K s,

b o o K s,
INST reeefDedand for sate at S. ILR<szrrs'
Book Store.
Ssory's pleadngs
MarshaII on Insurance
M'Nally's Evidence, vols.
EsPinssse's Reports, vols.
Bossnqoer and PulIer's Reports, , vols.
East's Reports vols.
Peake's Evidence
Barton's Equity
Chitfy's Repcrts
Powers Of Solitude
Priestley's Lectures, vols.
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NJ | e { n E Il z.

MRS. BUCKNER having COM
lV1 nenced business in Mare nv ster in the line
Of MILLINERT g iNaN7'U4- MIXING, re.
speatuily solicts the patronage of her friends
and the public.
She has on hand at present small assortment
of the articles necessary in that line cf business,
and shortly expects TO receive from Newly crk
an additional supply.
All commands from the country viii be faith.
fully and puntfually attended TO. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-26
JOHN G. GAMBLE.
+ ROBERT GAMBLE, Jun.

The subscriber (Rohsrt Gamble. sen avails
himself OF this opportunity 70 thank his numerous
trends for the very large share of patronage he
has received in the mercantile iine--and hereby
tenasrsto the public his future services as Capi-
h'issin Merchant He tlarers himself. his long
exPsrience with other circumstances unaecessa
r, here TO mention) enitles him 70 the confidence
OF those who may cave business of that nature TO
transad ~ This city--assoriag such OF his best
exertions to nerir app,ohausn
Those wio vet re mar. ind b,ea 20 he late firms
of Ggui6ks e crnr1s, OF Stanton, OF Gamble
y Tcmpfei Ro5srs Gamble e. Co. and Robert Gam
Ole. of The City of Richn,on1, arc oisse more ear
ness;y requested TO maSe Immediate psy,nen, OF
their respective balances Such as continue re-
gafdies' of this last notice cannot exPea longe,
indulgence.
Ro CAMILLE.
Richmond, Nav 8. 1905. ep3w wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-26
re Cslebro,ea E,gl;,b s,oU;or
90 famous fer rctting ca

treensville county. on Nottoway river, about {
.aiie5 eeiow where the great stage road crosses
II, at The lower Cut Bank bridge, at Ten Gui.
nsas e~sh, and Dollar TO the groom. TO be dis
ehargcd any Time before the 1st day Of October
next by the payment offorty dollars but no dis
COUNT will be made IL paid after that day. Buz-
1Ako IS chesnut horse of good size and of ex-
ce''ent blood; Tor hiss beauty. shape and appear
@"Sc leave ctaers 10 decide; Us a racer. the
calendars ecisse HIM most capital. having won
and generally at New Market 81 races HE'S
uhdoubiediy among rho best stations that has e.
yer appeafedin England. for the proofof which
i,neg leave TO refer gentlemen to the Racing Ca
'en"ars OF thai country, and which are 10 be seen
at his stand ll'
In l192: the first of Buzzard's stock appeared
on the turf in that year nc had FIVE winners in
1900 nc had seven, in 1901 he had four,eea Use
verai OF those won and times each in that
year} IN 1902 he had sixteen winners, and in
1898 ne had twenty-one.. This is the Lass CaIen-
Oar thas has come TO hand. tits TO be observed,
mat brzzard's stock have very generally run az
Ne~-sisrket, where ali the best horses 20 and
many OF cher, have proved uncommonly good
racers ;anoag them are Horribly Lass. Pet Pop
plnaJay. Qriz,, Sur,rize, Iaita. Merryn,sn, So
PIMA, Miss Bailey, and grea, many others :It
IS also 70 DC Observed that no s. ii;nn in England
mad as many winners in 1898 BY seven, a Buz
zard had--The famons horse Sir Peter reazle
hal only fourteen, Trumpeier thirteen only, John
Bull fourteen. Benniugbrough fourteen, yo,un.
tecr niae, -rd Whisky 9--rhose horses are ac-
Sno sledged by all gentlemen conversant witt. ths
turf, 90 be the best Stations nov in England -.
Buzzard has been well proved good stallion ;
Tor which reason, beg ieave 10 recommend hin
strongly TO the gentlemen of the turf. and such o
tners az have well bred mares, NOT doul, ing bn'
a good proportion of his Stock will turn Que IA
GERS.
La the i've years above mentioned Duzzard'.
coiss won 161 races The great value OF tia
horse will, trust be an apology for the pric,
he is cover at, however wish gentlemen u
come and view him, and see then, ewes the per
formance of his coils in the calendars, and
hope they viii adm, he does not stand too high
Good passurage gratis servants who a,ten,
the mares boarded "a 100 week corn furnish
ed AZ the parker price, and she greatest at,entio,
paid 10 the mares. bu. no responsibility for acci
dents or escanes. Notes for ten guineas will b
expected with the mares by
NATHANIEL R1vES.
March. 1905.
M Tbs season VIII commence the 15si
inst. I'd end the lst Of August. NR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-26
N.OTICE..

THE co-partnership of ROBERT
\ 4 CAMILLE x SONS, viii be dissolved by
mutual consent, on Saturday the il,h in ,anst.
Ali persons indebted to the said firm, are ear
nestiy cntreate, to make Immediate payment TO
eifber of the subscribers, A compliance wirhthis
request will prevent the painful necessity of re-
sorting to coerc,ve measures ,f
The books viii be placed in the possession of
Messrs. John and Robert Gamble, jun. who are
authorised TO settle all accounts due by, the
RIO GAMBLE.
tf JOHN C GAMBLE.
RODENT GAMBLE. jr.
Richmond, May 9th. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-26
FOR SALE,

One lNoiety Of a Brick z Tenement,
N central par, ofthe city of Richmond, con-
sisting of a two story house with a store and
counting room on the lower floor, and Ave rooms
above conveniently plan'd for a family with
passage leading 70 then, (making all the rooms
private) and cellar under the whole house--a
three story L1mber-house, Kitchen. Stable, &c.
considerable credit will be given for two thirds
OF the purchase money.-For further particulars
enquire Of the printer. WITT