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NE faofcriher has Jun received hsnifome AZ
Il fortmen: OF China, Gais, and Liverpool Ware,
amoneft which are ionne eiegan. fe,ts of Tea Chia
gilt with bur':;iAcd god and great variety Of nfe-
nor kinds IN oonipleat and broken ietts China Bowls
aiiorted, China aud China glazed dining, breakfast,
Z deiert Ps,es, and China glazed Pitchers Of various
hzes' ALTO, Tea Pots, Sugar Diihss and Cream Urns
OF the pearl aud wedge wood kind His glafs chiefly
commits OF fess Of Decau.ers, wine and cret Olaes
Im'bers and Gobbletts, oval cream Bowls Sweet
Meats and Salts Handsomely and engraved, caitvr
aud liquor Bottles in morocco frames and pretty ge-
neral afortment of German plain Glais. His Liver
pool ware is generally aflorted, from which he can
pack aoed crates to iut country retailers at very
moderate advance. He continues ia keep general
aiortnens of groceries for retailing of the ben quail
~, and he's now OIL hand, brown Sugar bv the hccc.
head and barrel, Rum by the punc!ron and BIZ. Cot.
lee by the bag. New. York Cardies by the box, Im-
peria Tea by the chea, Salt BY the facl apd Caltrgs
well ailorsed by the top finalisr quantity, ali Of
which articles will be fold Reasonable for r,adv ,no.
ney or negotiable paper.
DANIEL TREPLETT
beecmeer3 3. (rpiw3
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To BE RENTED OR SOLD.

TO the highest bidder, on tie premifs, on the Sd
day Of Janm0,y newt:
HAT Valuable Plantation called WINDSOR
the property Of the late William Daudridpe.
dee d. 6,ua,ed James River about four miles above
Richmond, containing 10y late iurvey TIT acres
he iituation is healthy and high, commanding mott
beautiful and extenbve profpect Of the river and ad-
Jaeent country. There IS convenient TO this place an
excellent Fithery, where the tinet fhadd rock and
oshsr tiih may, in their feafon be had with little ex
pence, abundantly. There is attached TO this farm
about 20 or 80 of as good low land as any on
the river There is orchard containing about GOO
apple trees, bsdes other frat trees of iperor qua
MY to any in tha, part of the country. The build
ines are at~o rory dwelling houfe with two rooms
alo Paiiage below, and three rooms above fairs
barn 40 feet fquare, tie fri rory of which is built
oil itone; hay houie 90 feet fquare with ihes which
are uled as fables, and may with little repair DO made
excellent.
at THE /anie time and bIare,
WILL BE SOLD-Ail the Stock of Cattle, Hor-
fea, Mules, Sheep, Hogs, &c. Plantation UtenGl,.
iiouiehod and Kitchen Furniture and about so like
~ Negroes; among them are an excellent Black
ninth and Ropemaker. All Of which is the pro.
perty OF the faid cambridge.
dio qviN be Sold,
valuable collection of LAW BOOKS, &C. &c.
The Land is fube8 to the widows dover: if fold
the terms OF payment will be made known on the day
OF iaie. For the other property credit of twelve
months will be allowed by giving bonds with appro-
we'd fecurity.
Should purchafer prefer paying cal,, difcount of
per cent. will be allowed For all fums under ten
dellars, cath will be expe9ed
WILLIAM LANGBORNF,
Executor of VIM. cambridge, decd.
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HE fuhfcrbers offer FOR fale, their revertionary
i right in new 6re-Proof warshnufe on Maxwel's
wharf in TIE Borough OF Norfolk, ,leicrhed in the
will Of DoGior John X. Read, tlec't as his u...r.
hrca 4va,tL0n!c.
In this property Mrs Helen Read has life ef,
tate.
MERIWRTHER Jones.
BENJAMIN F. READ.
~ 1t is probable that may leave this na,e ere
long IN which event, Msrwether Tones will be
fully authorized to aa for me-
BENJAMIN +. READ.
November ]. #
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HENRY HILL, jun.
CI))
Dsad IF Cp6a, NaOasna.

psad Of Cr6a, HaOaraa.
BY this public inftrument of protect, be il made
known and niaDifef unto all whom tbe fame do,b
sll or may concern that on the day of the date here
OF before me, Henry HILL Jun. confu of the United
states OF America for the inand of Cuba redent a,
iNanna' perionaiiy came and appeared John Date,
late mate OF the brig Sucoels of Eew-York whereof
Hisholas Btum was matter, John Fuller and Jofah
Pef' late ieamef belonging to faid brig lanes Fer
gion and John Smith, late paenpersir fad BRIG VIII
osng evera'iy duly fworn the holy evanyeIiRs of
Almighty God did foemnly depofe and fsy. Tba.
they iaiIed from Kingdom Jamaica on the fixh day
OF the Preent month Of July in the faid brig Sucee
eoundto New York fwhere the faid Is owned with
cargo on board eonlng of fifty puncheons Of rum.
mat nothing material happened .h=tr. an;; ;hs
twelfth day OF the fame month"; when being in fob,
OF Cape Antonio (he welt end Of this iiland Of CuSal
sbout tour miles ditsRt they were met with and tbe
'a'd nrig was boarded by Gna elucca priyateer un
Ger sPanhh eolors, which thefe Geponen,s underaood
- be the BusDa Union, eaptain UJaraoo from ,L;,
port Of HAVANA Chen under the command Of tbe r,s,
the iad captain Uariago, theGe deponen,, under
nood beng m this ety. who without any esanjua,
on INTO ald veiePs papers, captured her, put prize
matter and crew on board, and foreby derived III,
lad mater and thefs Opponents Of the poen the
tsid brig aud her cargo and took the whole crew, in
Guiding the iad matter and the paGengefs Except FIX
iIepehmsn who were paaengers in aid brig en- board
the fad privzteer
That the faid matter Of faid brig was cruelty fog
geo, oeateo, and otherwie sbufed on board faid pf
yatesr, and was then ient board of his Cad brio
That thefe deponents were 70 cruelty ogged and bss-
board the faid privateer, and at night thrown
INTO the hold and placed in irons, where they Law
without having any fuaenanee until the day follow
sng, when they were liberated from the irons and (uf.
fered to come upon deck.
That the iaid brig was not then 10 be feen, and
.hele opponent, we're told by the prvateerinen ths,
sbey had ient hse to Csmpesshy That die fid Mi.
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ENOCH SULLIVAN,

SILVER, GOLDSMITH AND JEwELLER,
p ETURNS his grateful thanks to his friends and
N the public for the liberal encouragement afford
ed him in his line of buines, and hopes by his puns
tua attention to the bufnefs, which he was bred
to infure continuation Of the favor of liberal pub
lie. He offers for fae a; his fhop adjoining the
Eagle Tavern, general a1ortment oflilver ware and
jewellery of the mof fashionable kind conliifing of
hIver Tea Pots, cream. Urn:, TunblsTs Spoous, and
mourning and fancy Earrings, Lockets Finger Rings
and Breaa Pins, jet, white and coral Necklace and
Earrings, general fupply Of Combs, plain and or
nanented Pocket Books, thread Cafes, Miniature and
ring Cafes, gold and gilt Seals, Keys and Chains.
Hgheh price given for old gold or FLYER.
December 8, f.
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On Saturday the 2lft inR. viii be fold at Autao,,
on III. premifes, if not Previouy dnpoird OF pri-
vate fale.
l. ren,ah Rawlings, immediately oppohte to Mrs
Pages on which there is brick houle with neeela-
ry out-houles.
Terms-Ohe third cath, and the remainder in &
IL months; to iecure the payment of which, a deed
OF truit upon the property will be required
TAYLOR & BROWN.
December 10. ep4t
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EDUCATION.
HENRY HILL, Jun.
ITo BE- eonfiaued.J

HE courfe for the enfuiDg year will commence on
L the 10th January and end on the 5th Of Au.
quit. The annual commencement of the courfe in
future will be on the IN of October, the fall vacation
beginning the 10th of 'AuguR preceding and expiring
that day. The rourGe of inftrution will Comprehend
the Latin, Greek and French languages, Maizena,
tics, Geography with the ufe Of the Globes, Hitory,
Engliih Grammar, Blocution, Logic, Compoftion,
Moral PhiofophY, aud fome of the mott ufeful and
curious branches Of Natural Phofophy, &c. &c.
The expences Of ftudent for courle are a, fol-
lev, Viz.
6oRf
Board from IN oSt. to 18th Aug following SO
waning, caildles, &C. IS
tuition 80
1888
To fome, thefe charges may sppear extravagan,,
but By comparing them with thofe Of VIM. and Ma
~ (Which by the lar Gatemeut publiGbed amounted
to $50 dos it will appear thar the expenees of nu-
dent az the Rumiord Academy for near IIuonths are
litte more than half thofe Of ftudent at VIM and
Mary TOR o.-The expvnces Of the prefent courie
will be in proportion to the above natement
@. ii. DEVENISH.
King William, December IA.
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NoTICE.-f Framtis Lissttoot, native of the
county OF New-Ksnt. and formerly reiidenr of the
rate Of Virginia. be living, has any legal heir
or defendant living, either in the United States or
ee~here, by applying either in pcrfon or by fpecal
agent, and producing fuaicent evidence of their be-
ing fueh legal defendant, VIM or Nicholas Light
foot OF the county OF James City, Geo. Light
foot Poindexter of New-Kent, or James Poindcx-
ter OF Powhatan, will hear of fomething highly inn
Portant and much to their advantage.
- The Printers throughout the u. S. are re-
quei!ed to INHERIT the above twice, in their refpe i've
papers and traninnt their accompts to the Editor Of
he Enquirer. Nov. 10 ep2m
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vateer two days afterwards came 60 anchor in inia
bay faid cape, when thefe epon turned
aihors CATER being robbed Of many articles Of their
peronal apparel and the mate Of the aid brig Of his
books, charts and quadrant) without any flenance,
or the Of obiaininyi it, and were left wander
in inhopable part of this iland Far removed from
any inhabitants, and to fapport their lives in
the bef manner they could.
That being de6rous Of finding fome town or inha-
bitap,s, anonga whom they might procure the neeef.
FAIRIES of life, they wandered about day two, and
at length finall village, where they were
taken up before the eon,n,andant who conceived them
to be Englimen & forwarded them to this place Ola
vanpa) as luch WHITTIER they arrived on the 3Oth nf
aud were conveyed r the guard louie, and after
wards to the common prion Of the city, where they
remained until this day, when they liberated by
dollars and half Jail fees.
Aud thereupon the faid feveral Opponents did. in
behalf Of the fad owners, reghters aud all others
eerned in the faid brig and cargo, requeR of to
make their proteR and this public aa thereof.
Wherefore the faid Opponents do, and l. the faid
cona at their requef alto DO, by thee prefents no
publicly and loernnly prote well againlt the
nander, officers aud of the fad privaeer and the
owners thereof, again all and every other perlon
! and pericns whom it ihal or may concern, for the
capture and detention of the iad brig and cargo, ard
the fabfequent circumstances and for all COTS DANA
ges charges and expenses attending the fame, to the
end that the fame be fuered and borne b. thole to
whom OF right it fal appertain, to he adjuGcd and
recovered in time and place convenient. S..
Dore ard projected at HAVANA aforeiaid.
(signed)
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November ].
DOCTOR LhRUS.

CEGS leave to inform the ladies aud Gentlemen
- OF this city, and the Public generally, thu. he
will continue, as formerly, to practice as a DEN
iiS!: fhofe Who may pleafe employ him in tho
line OF hs pro'efilon may rely the RrieieR a,tcn-
ton by him TO give fatisfat1ion.
DecemberI2.
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GEORGE Willy,

BROKER u COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Near the Balm,
RUYS and fells all kinds of Produce-Alfo, ands
- Lots, and hodfes, Bank Stock, &c
~ Hsbaf foy Sair, LOTS No. I4I, 9, 2, and 4,
which make one entire fquare in Do-ysIs addi,i-
on-lheTe IS good Spring attached to them. Thefe
lots are well worth the sasntion Of any gentle
man v,hingto build furnmeg retreat for his Jlnis
July 2S.---sL
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POP SALE.

IENHE HOUSE and LOT at preient occupied BY
y Mr.. John Ismonard on ShockG Hill. One
fourth Of the purchafe money viii be required in hand
and great accommodation will be given for the ba.
lance. Enquire of
THOMAS NoRvELL.
December ~.
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w wARDLAw, has received his fall fuppI

" WARDLAW, has received his fall fupply
w of Medicines, by the hip Rolla from Lon
don; alto great variety Of Paints, varniAe, SUI
geons Ipftrurieuts, patent Medicines, &C. exc. And
by the flip George from Liverpool, large fupply
Of walls and fhop gIafs.--Thofe who favor him gjti
thsir saOom may depend on being fupplied With eve
~ article in his line ON the moi liberal terms.
The oitizeus of Richmond are requeRed when thew
apply AZ his dop by e,iid fervabt to put the name
Of ths article wsuted paper 70 prevent ailaies.
hoy. D. #.
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.

nELlNQUENT Shareholders, on the s,h Re-
81 quiiition are hereby Notified, that fneh flares,
on which the faid requii,ion fhall remain unpaid,
will DE fold on the elf day of December next, at MIR
Brooks's tavern in Manchester, at I2 O'Clock in the
forenoon JAMES BRANDER, CPk.
Nov. 10. p" ep2litD
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OYSTER HOUSE;
GEORGE WATSON.

~ AS commenced his former and well known M,
L cupation 81 ftrniftiug OYSTERS, BEEF Srrnxt,.
COLD SSseKs, and E2LIsuss, at the white HOMIE
near the Union Tavern, wherein the Pon- Office w.,
lately kept He begs leave to allure thofe who NAV
favor MN with their company commands, that no,
ies to give fatisfaSiion. f''
OGlober.l5.
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with Boots or shoesas well if they were on the
ipot....-.A--the length of the Boot...C-round the
Calf-.B-the pitch of ditto-.D--round the heel and
inftep...E-rourd the i:fer-..G-acrofs the ball of
the foot Fix the heel againR a perpendicular, and
Rick knife at the end of the great toefet down in
figures the number Of inches and quarters i'll the f-
fsrent meafures. January l. eptf
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT g SHOE MHNUFdCJIJRE Err.
MAIE-sTREET, RICHMOND.

M AXES Boots & Shoe,
IVi to any pattern or falh-
ion, equal in point of Ma
TERlALs and WORKMAN.
SHIP to any in general ure.
~ Imported Doors and
sHoEs, of the firif quality
and newell faihion, for fale.
-. Gentlemen at a diff.
lance, who are difpofsd to
forward ME their meafure.
by paying attention to the
annexed cut. can he fi,ted
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MILITARY CERTIFICATES.
December 8.

L OR SALE, Certificates of this tate, BEARING IN.
teret OF 6peJ cent. and receivable at the T,,e
yior all arrearages oftaxss prior to the year I70s
WILLIAM PRICE, Can,r. Geni. NJ. n. 9.
May IT, "
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JOHN DATE.
JOSIAH PELT,
JOHN FULLER,
JAMES FERGUSON,
TOHN SMITH,

In tetimony whereof the faid deponents have here
unto fubieribed their names, and the faid con-
full have hereunto fet my hand and affixed my
eonfular feal this thirty 6rlt day of July, in
the year of our Lord one thoufand eight hun
bred and Eve, and of the independence of the
United States the thirtieth.
(SyselJ HENRY HILL, Jun.
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(Signed)
JACOB PAIDDRICK,
JOHN DAVIS,

JLfNENIIXif1 CNAVES.
In tefimony whereof the faid Opponents have here.
unto fubfcribed their names, and !, the fad eonf
have hereunto fet my hand and affixed my eonfnlar
iea, the fourteenth day of June in the year of our
Lord one thoufand eight hundred and FIVE, and the
independence of the United States the twenty ninth
(SgneD
HENRY HILL, jun.
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DOCUMENTS
Asss.pe~i.g MESSAGES a.r ss PRESIDENT
effbe Uaitsa Stafes.

Csnprifsg FIJI isgs5 al TIE paper, not P--Siesy
Je,fsd in tie Es7gir1.
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NETWORK, Dec. %.

Arrived, new ship Emeline, Nom
from Hartford, in ballast, to John Morgai
Left in the Sound, 2 new ships and D
nish brig bound down.
Brig Alert. Tucker, (of Portland 10 !
days from Malaga. Left there the Uol'd1
States frigate Essex, under repair, 30 4
in abort6 weeks. a Boston ship, ans
Cape Avn schooner were at quaranlli]
The slip Resolution, Rodgers, OF ca
Aun, sailed in CT. for ST. Ubes. Nov. \
lat 80. SO, long 81, spoke tho brig Cl]
RossetteF, IA days from Philadelphia
silboa. Nov, 20, lat 40, long.-5S, 'po]
the ship American Eagle, .Pinder, 50 dsI
from Bordeaux, for New. York. Dec.
lat. 40, long."s7, spoke the ship AitrIo]
50 days from Hamburger, for phlladelPsa1
Oct..as, TO the lewasd OF Caaiz, sawa NJ
of men ofwar, of about twenty SAIL s'sn1
ing fox the @Gut Of Gibraltar, under e.
sail, it blowing gale from the south We
Oct. 20, saw frlgase going in the
of Gibraltar, with the loss Of her torres
nsfZen mastso
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4 III IL
sinde mnilies, 70 establish by mean, ;,
this disuibntion itself in thr south Of e..
many, an squilebriun, which might seem,
rs independence, and TO prevent con,.v.
which close contac, of the territorie, !,
France and Austria might give Use i
g Thus" saws the orator, Austria ).
verscd what the'recess hati 80 wisely e,l,l
lished, when by her acquisitions in Susbn
she weakened the barrier between Fran,
and the principal states of hesouth Of G.,
many, and when by acombined system i
representations, pretensions, caresses All
menacss, she was necessarily alning to s.,
cure to herself an exclusive, univer.sj
and arbitrary influence on that par. olh.'
6. f." The orator then charges her wild
countenancing he right Of blockade, which
the court OF ST. Jaaes' has dared to ano
gate, according to which single order d
the board Of admiralty is sufficient to pu
under interdict all the coasts of a vast en-.
pire.
Having given you extracts from ali Ii.
principal s,ate-papers delivered on the ps|
of Russia and Austria, and those addrea.
ed,o the above powers by France in dill
ffercnt shapes. 1 will now turn your AZ
,-n,ien to what was preparing at Pan
IN the Moniteur Of September %, 100,
.(she day preceding that on which the en-.
'psror and king went to the conservative
senate) was printed programme, dsscrih,
leg the order of the procession to bsoA
ssrvrsl.fte next day.
Ex.taa from the ti,niseur Of s:peubs
10, iSos.--tEas any one dsfrsus Of knoxinsi
there was shy truth 10 ths report that lubidia
were frnt by tho seyerneaan. Of England Tor he
ule OF certaihte,tn ca tie enHtia,Es he need |
only turn tc the lii of the csare Of exchange
on London, which viii !hew, that in the noah
Of January, 1893, the primc minia:f Of Eng |
land was making extra payments abroad tie
court of Eaglaad, being, during TINT, and h: |
following month, three qaaften i:ls in favor Of
Rnglana than the preceding month, though thu +
is the icai0n when Ea gland mad large osiana
to ,secivs on the annual accounts current, "
tween her manufacturers, and the Rsfchasts
the continent.
+ Unluckiiy fer tas orator, however, w /
nolea FgeacA generals Joardaa, and Maasa
have lately had ferrous qaarrei befs,s tn: ia
mer rei.gaed ms place to the latter, and Won
have fought, IL the Vicesoy Rlsnhotuier had rt
pu. Iorraan under asrea, and ordered him ton
turn TO France, MAIZENA, is not liked BY y
troops for his great feysri,y and known innI
ralty, nor caring for the lives of bis nso.
tn eontiaasl.)
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as9rsaprla Danp aahsrttsst'
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 90

There was an intereaing debate on Frag
tho Senate on Dr. Logan's bill to iuPena, g
ncrcial iosercourle between the United ~
and St. Domingo. Mcars. Logan ard Jass
al. ocated, and Msars. S. Smith, HIl'ns1
Mitchi!l and Adams cppoled il. Inc o.
became the more inte:reins from its impIl"s1
Of Tie geoerai aats Of cur foreign relations, !.
particularly the late Britih orders. NO u
mcnt bot that of rcpro5a,ioa was u'fsfe''
the ncceiIity OF taking bold and co'n"aa
ground in defence OF our violated f,gnss w.
vowed on all hands. The further consasH'|
of tie bill was poaponso gill MondaT.
HIGHLY INTERESTING. i
Extras of letter fran Charles Maffi''
PoaDa at Waterford, Fris county, \
gentleman in Lanca9er, dated Dec;nD'
1906. a INIT
Judfou and Iiaac Farten are ju's rev
from Detroit. They bring Dad news l.oI
place,-that the Indians arc gathering ;"
and threaten Detroit with iecona es@
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-27

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viii be Let to mares asfhe moderate pr;es az -.
dollars the fesfop payable the fra Of oa. n.xr-
but note. (sa be fen, With the n,sre,) NAV be dir.
charged By paying eighs dollars on or bv m. m
o. Aegua. when the feafon will end. infursner
fifteen dollars tnose. TENT ., above, paysbie IN
March, iSo6. And four dollars ca a The lean. m
either cafe rs eeDtsto che groom, TO be paid dou,
Nsresw'ii be fed s'ith clover and Iueern gratis.
and corn 4 required, at the telling price. hsv.
40 spste rails in frong new ftasle. v;th III.
itans'al locks, where they may be kept Of nish,.
bas viii NOT be aniwerable for efespr..
APfhLusiA is lately from South Ams,;,..
about ten years old. IS hands high. Of b.sur;s.,
'no~ white colour. aud mofi elegantly formed I,
suooeceiary TO point out the prea, fuperor;,x e
TINS e.eelens breed Of horrcs for the faddle h,S.
neis &c as II IL generally known thai, thsv are
ven gate gentle. and the uoft hardy and ,h,;r,~
norles IN the world, and many live TO DC upward,
o. SO years old. aI Atu'
( APpALusIA Food i. ugufl. che feafon h.
fore lat, where nc proved to be certain fo.I
ter and many Of his colt. would have fold for 80
dollars cath at dag old A few a, arc. were mn,
90 g, nun the 'ae teafon, (having bou9ht him larel
all Of which proved With foal.
BEN.JdAzZN DU.Y1L.
February 18th. 1905 e."
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marc, two OF which will be remitred il paid with.
III the season. which wild commence the Eotb Of
march, expire the Ist of August next. Bo,,d
OF servants grasist mares nay be fed with y,ain
at two shiilmgs per day have large aud eYteo-
sye pas'urase. divided in Ave different Enclosures.
NAV mares WIN foas mar be keps distinct from
barren mares. One dollar to the groom mol.
ability Tor accidents of any description.
PRECIFrrhTE was bred by lo,d Eor.,,o,,,
ioaeo M. l7S7, gotby Mercury IA son of e elinssf
dam by Herod. his gEandam Maiden by Match
EN-. cur OF mr. PsaSt's old Squirt mare he, dan,
by Mpgul-Camiia by Bay Boi-cn- Old I.adv
Gam Q, sterling by Puesine's cbesnut Arabian
PERFo RxANcE
In the hrst spring mcslog, 400. a, N.v.M.r
he'' When 3 years old, he won the FIRST olass1oe
inc princes stakes Of 100 sruins as eaci, e,,;r,,.
inuuoetbolt, Chartcieer, and Sir pepner ,o,is.
having paid the forfeit, In the SANE vel r.
won sne Bolton stakes of 80 guineas each. beat
s Sn@'Doooe' Dragon AID fallafox z paid
! iorier; Second spring meeting he won ,hr "a
class OF the princes ssakes Of 100 guin.as
'hundefboit; paid forfeit. And in the !. :, :
week ne received 100 guineas forfeir f,o -,
Orosvenors Radamanthus -N' =
40 ifs2 he won & so a Guild6eld be,,;n,,
: Doge' Thundetbo,t, Sarngapstam and S,ou, !.
'e "ex' DAY 80 At the sare place, beating Car
ava Snfhn- He also won the kings 100
e., -. 2. lie WIS beating Skyscraper al heats,
the iat being dead heat After which he wa !
80 n,shiy esteemed that hebecome q STALLION !,
ms I-ordship's stud at IL guineas a mare The
morse Is The sire Of the following running horsen
M ~ England Johnquil, Petworth Mariana. Ro.
s1'oa, Chesnui COLI ont of Bobiail. Cbssnn, col.
I'D ., Rosemary, Hnmbug, Lazarps, Rae;n;er.
spo'io' OullIver, Tag. Louisa, Tips,aa M
nea'neotes filIy of Reeves, Alchynist. fl,,e,-
hopper, Grey FLY his r.. III. Larnpadoss. Ma.
s Mary' Matrance, Bay FLY mr. brown. CO.
my mr. Radcliffe, Tax. Tipstaf and Bob,s;l
F.s On ,o,- THOMAS G00DE.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-27
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