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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17
The celebrated high b,oodetl
Enylih Horse,
o S C. A r.,

seFF venpsSE Teen him the year before, and
fatisfed myf:if as to his reputation, is 10 fine
health, full of vigor and nufeuIar hrength, and
will be ier to msses, the eafuipg fcafon, at my
fables in Charles City county, Sandy Point, a,
Six ouincas the feafon. which may be discharged
by the payment of Five Guineas, on or before the
tenth day Of Augua next; Three Guineas the
leap, and Ten TO infare foai Dollar to the
groom Failures as extcnivc as any in the lare
eld inferior to meme for fDe natural grafs, efpe.
eially the white clover, which aboundto won
derful degree in the months Of April, May and
June, as ALTO after hsrvet, that freretB5n OF crab
and other grafs, Which 70 pleuufu.ly takes place
here, will be afforded, with entc.tainment for fer
vsnts, free from charge. No liability for inyoIun-
tary efeapes, nor will be refponlbie for any in
juries or accidents Which may not be the refllt
Of wanton negle4 or abufc, as here give my
word to the pnblie, that no psias nor iduity
fall be waiting my parts, to render fatisfsaon
without refpea to perfons, 10 every gentleman
Who thinks fit to fend mares for the fsafcn -
This very extraordinary GALLON con ne when
landed in this date, greatly upwards Of ONE thou.
land pounds and without meaning 70 detraA from
the merits OF any other, can fafely venture 20
FAY, is the mon perise hoffe in visginis for the
moi critical obfefver has sot yet been able to die
eoever Jingle dsfea or blemiff in him, either as
TO activity, Rrengty or beauty. Nothing can
ercelhim in the neck. ear and eye: So bold, gay,
and full Of fire is hes that he fafeinates ri fpite Of
prejudice, every bekolder, that infant he is bros
into view.
would endeavor to give full dcfcription Of
hiulS for the fatisfsdion Of thofe gentlemen who
esnnot conveniently Witt me, brs in the attempt
Knight do him injuaiee. and therefore invite
the raoa krupulou, examination OF him, even by
thofe who think ,henfeIyes competent judges in
this rdpe&. sod do not fear ths riuIt. In
hort, IL will not be deemed extsav'gsnr to fay,
ne u. OF bic kind. the bel EFFORT Of nature,
OSCAR isa dark brown. was got by saItram.
the ben borfs in his day. (who was the Gre Of
Whsikey aud many good raeefO-his dam by
Highhysr. gfsndsm By Herod, great grandsm
tMhs Middleton) by ReguIus. great grcA. gran
dam camilla BY fon 81 Bay Bolton, Earslett's
Th''dsry Honeywocd Afatiap, dam Of the Two
Trpe blses,',, - =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17
MansAester 7innbiks Company.

A T meeting Of board of d.
"A reetors. OH the 10sh of May. 1906,
Resaiaed, That the Stockholders be required
opay into the hands Of the treasurer the fu. her
sum Of four dollars on each share. on or before
the 9Th of June next.
ResofUed, That the clerk be instructed to call
a meeting of Stockholders. 70 be held at Mr.
Brooks's tavern, on Saturday the l4tk June next.
for the purpose Of deciding on business of conse.
quence to the company.
Extraa from the minutes.
James Brander, Cl'k..
May 18th, IS06. tdnr
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

.ON Wednesday the ID OF July next. viii be
- sod by Auction. on the premises. if not pre-.
viousy disposed Of At private sale, thar valuable
BRICK TENEMENT on shockoe hill oppo.
site to Mrs. Pages, now occupied by Mr.. Jane,
years credit, the purchaser 70 give deed oftrust
on the property, to secure the payment of the
purchase money
TAYLOR = BROWN, Asaioreers.
June 5th lsts, eds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17

high. 10 years old laa fpsing, in great per-
fe6iion, aud as to. mufeular ftsength C beau
ty not inferior to any horse in the, Rate. He
is the only horfe in ,his country that has
won kings plates 10 one year this he did
in 1900 zee X. c. for thar year. Not
wi,hitsnding the and other unexceptiona-
bic evidences of Knows'ey's hyperion worth,
yet perfoual view of him will be his beff
recommendation.
KnowsLsy will Rand the enluing feafon
at our fable in Albemarle county,I 10 mice
above Charlottesville, to cover mares at 70
dollars the feafos, for which Notes win be
required, payable Gu or before thc 18th O.
Sept. next II dellars the leap, ADD 40 dolf
lars to insure marc to be in foaI with one
doil.r TO the groom, which, with the leap
money, mutt be paid when the mare is co.
yered. Thye gentlemen who fent mares
to Kuowsley LAT frsfon aud did not prove
with foaI, fhal have them injured this fea.
fon for 20 dollars, except shofe which were
covered by the leap; for fuch sc aois. will
be required. Any gentleman pattipg fix
mares, ihail have one covered gratis. The
feafoa will commence on the / & of March,
aud expire the III of Augua next.
We shall be able to furnish upwards
OF 900 acres OF excellent pasturage,
gratis, well enclosed, in separate
fields, besides several grass lots, which
will be kept exclusively for mares with
colts, and those which may be sent be-
fore foaling. Servants sent with mares
will be boarded at 9s. per week. Mares
will be fed, as directed, at the market
price of grain---and gentlemen may
rest assured that all possible care and
attention shall be paid to the mares
left with the horse, both to have them
got with foal, and TO prevent accidents
or escapes---but no responsibility tor
any that may happen.
KNOWSLEY was purchased by
MS in March last, from Mr. Lightfoot,
at So, OOO.--Hs covered les mares
out OF which number, as far as we
have been able to learn, very few have
not proved with foal.
KNOWSLEY's sire, the famous
Sir Peter T'eazle, now covers in En-
gland by subscription, limited num-
Der of mares, at rs guineas each no
other horse at more than IL guineas.
In 1904, he had "a winning colts
on the turf, when no other horse had
more than 16---and out Of % kings
plates run for, were won by hn
colts---see r. G.. for fs04---the last
arrived. From the present appear
ance of Knowsley's colts, and the sue
sessful performance OF his stock on the
turf in England, very little doubt can
be entertained but that his colts will
prove also successful on the turf in
this country. The annexed certih-
Gates from such respectable charac-
.ters, will place KnowsIey, as foal
getter, on as high ground ANY other
horse an the state.
WILLIAM WOODS.
GEORGE M. WOODS.
Albemarle, Feb. 20, 1906.
pEiNI(rn Y = Given sh1r ord
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A. REEVES & Co.

Lave received small quantity of very su,
i i pcri,r quality CHEESE whole and cat
HERRINGS; Alexandra BEER. of good qua.
lily Rhode Island LIME N, E. KUN -
which with general assortment of Groceries
they offer for Sale, either Tor cash. negotiable
paper. or exchange for country produce.
Richmond. Goth NAV, 1906 IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17
ST. PAUL.

AEaaxX VA beautiful sorrcl horse, Is hands
xStysc 3incnes high, remarkable for his
IL elegance, beauty, strength and fine
Sbone-; will stand the ensuing sea-
son. at my plantation OH James river, generally
known blythe name Of Maidcn's Adventure, a.
bout miles above Fine. Creek mill, and a miles
below Michanx's ferry. in Powha,an county, to
cover mares at twenty-five dollars the season,
which will commence the FIRST CT March, and
expire the first OF august Z zsraordinary good
and extensive pasturase gratis, but TO liability
Tor accidents or escapes Gentlemen wishing
their mares fed, may be furnished with corn al
the market price; for which cash must be sent
with the niares-ss also, notes of hand for the
dus payment Of the money for the season.
N. d. Twenty dollars. paid on or before the
third Wchnesdayin November (be;ng powha-
tan court day. will be received as full compensa.
ton of the above, with talf a dol to the groom
This beautiful hc:se. St. Paul, was raised by
the Prince Of Wales, and got by his horse Sal,
tram, who was got by Eclipse that covered az
SO0guineas the season--his dam Virago by Snap
--his grandam by Reguius. cut OF sister to
Black and all.Black, and was thought to he the
best runner OF his time--he won several large
stakes, among which was the Derby, 1888. beat.
ing Dunganncn. Volunteer, Phenomenon, Con.
, zales. and several others-he was the sire Of
Whiskey, who at 5 years old won 1850 guineas,
also of Whip. Royast. Peep ping Tom. General,
Coiner, Syph, Septern, Caroline, Tiffany, Lau-
res.ina. St. David, Sprightly, Queen of Sheba,
Spankaway. Rose, Sweeper, CIytus, Coal Mer-
chant. Pickpocket. Oscar. Ambrosio, Pretty
Ratty, end several others of TIE fit5t rate ran.
ners. ST. paul's dam Purity was got bj klateh'm,
ssho covered for several of.the last years of his
life at SO guineas mare--her dam the Old
Squirt mare, of as great fame perhaps. as good
breeder, as any mare in The kingdoni-she was
| the dam of Virgin, Dido, Conundrum, Ranthos,
Enigma. Miss Timms, Pnmplsin. Maiden (who
was dam of Walnut) lie Sang, Rasse,as, Purity,
and several others. Purity was the dam of Rock.
ingfam, Archibald, FitEwiiam. St Paul and
several others ----SeyeraI certificates of St Paul
as good and sure foai getter may be seen at his
sand. THOMAS HARRIS, Jr.
Powhatan city, March 1st, 1906. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17

AZ do hereby certify, that the bay
horse called Knowsley, late the pro-
perty of the Prince of Wales, was
bred by me. He was got by Sir Pc
ter Teazle, out of Capella, and was six
years old last May, and no more.
(SignedD DERBY, (SeaL)
Knowsley, June IS, 1901.
Capella was bred by gen. Parker,
foaled in 1873, and got by Herod, out
of Miss Cape, BY Regulus, Buckeyes,
by Grab, Warlock, Galloway. See
general stud book, pa. 40. Sir Peter
Teazle was, got by Highhyer in 1894
see same book, pa. 1872, HighAyer
was got by Herod see pc. 2ol !; and
so on heimay be traced through no.
BILE line of ancestors for ages past,
without a single flaw in his genealo-
| gy, either on the male or female side.
This extraordinary horse ran with
great credit at 2 years old; at he
proved successful, and so continued
until the last of the ,sear 1900. In
1898 he won a sweepstakes of 90 GUT
meas each, for 8 year olds, s subscri-
bers, once round the ground, beating
MIR Pierce's C by Walnut, sir III.
r. Vanc,s Push Forward, sir II. Will
liamson's Stripping, Mr. Fletcher's gr
jc Camperdown, Mr. 6. Grompton's c
Baston, and lord A. Hamilton's b e
by Spadille, out OF Snow Drop see
Calendar for 1853. He also won the
members plate of so ;,s for 8 and 4
year olds, beating lord Derby's 4 YEAR
old colt Diomed, S to 1 on Knowsley,
who was then EIr Fields property;
fsee Calendar for 1898. He also won
a sweepstakes for 8 year Odds, beat
ing Mr. Garforth's b by Spadille, and
lord A. Hamilton's b c by Spadillc;
see Calendar for 1899.
In May, 1899, York. On Tuesday,
| MAY IS, a sweepstakes of 90 gs each,
subscribers. then the property Of Mr.
Walker, was won by knowsley, beat
ing lord Fitzwilliam's c h Wonder, S
years old, lord Hamlton's oh h by
Walnut, sir IN. Cascoigne's Maid
of the Mill, & Jh. Robinson's D c
Abraham Newlaad, now called Cock
Fighter. On Thursday the 3oth fol-
lowing, he also won tie stand plate of
so gster 4 year olds, beating lord A.
Halnilton's : c by Spadille, Mr. Gar
forth's mare Caroline, years. old,
lord >Belhaven's CHI h Master Ro-
bert, years old, Mr. Wentworth's
Barnaby, and Mr. J. 4Anson's CIR h
Little Scott, S years old see calen.
! dar for 1899.
In June, 800 <Guilford) the Prince
of Wales owned him and won the
kings plate for year olds. of 100 gs
40 at 4 lbs 4 mile heats, and beat
lord Donegall's b h by Potso's see
Calendar for 1900, page IS.
| Winchester, July 8. His majesty's
( plate of 100 IS was run for and won by
Knows7ey, Beating lord Donegall's b h
by Potso's, 5ysars old, and sir F. Z.
veins b h Asparagus, years old---
six to four on Knowsley.
| Lewes, August 12, 1900. The kings
! plate of 100 es mile heats, was won
by Knowsley, beating lord Donegall's
CHI Fugleman, a to on Knowsley.
Thursday following he won asubscrin-
ton oflogs each, beati1rs MIR Du-
rand's Beiissima and mir Ladbrook's
Humbug; see Calendar for 1907
70 and 70.
Litchield, on Thursday, September
9, he won the kings plate of 100 gs
mile heats, for 5 year olds, carrying
sEtone7 pounds, beating MIR Heming's
b h Ploro ten to one on Knowsley.
! CERTIRIC44T FC /.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17
JUST PUBLISHED.
Ard for sale. BY Tbcn Eietotsan, reortts cspifc!,
THE THIRD VOLUME OF
!. CALLS REP ORT S.
Riehniond. Iuns 3. HOS.

8 - "A Il L'S Ii EH Ok 1 y.
Richmond. June 3. 1906.
WhsaEAs purchased If Jesse Miller. now of
Cumberland county, certain uaa of land,
lying on Randdphs creek. in Buckingham coun.
~, and gave three bonds Cor the balance due for
the said land. each bond for { 280 13s 4d-the
first of said bonds due on the hrst day Of March.
1867. the second due the frs, day of March, 1908,
and the third dls The first day Of March. 1909.
Tho said land Did belong to Thomas Miller. Of
Powhatan county, WHO conveyed it BY deed Of
trust to Edward Darlington, and afterwards sold
it to said Jesse Miller. who conveyed tito me by
deed, which deed was recorded in the county
court OF Buckingham. arr informed thas Mrs
Thomas Miller will not relinq lis, her right of
dover on said land. and that ~irs. Jesse miller,
who likewise has right OF dover on said land
has not ye, rsiinquishedi,--I therefore forewarH
al presons from trading for said bonds. as twill
not pay any more money for said land, until all
the Aforementioned membranes are removed
Samuel Woodin.
Powhatan CRY, !une 2. 1876 f4M3wsI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17
CERTIFICATES.

We, whose names are hereunto sub
scribed, do certify that we have bred
colts from KnowsIey, (or seen of his
get,) that they are of fine size and
form, and from their present appear
ance bid fair to make capital horses,
either for the turf or any other service.
We also believe him to be as sure. a
ioal getter as any horse in the state.
Given under our hands, &c. January,
1905.
John Coles, ST. Walter Coles, Miles
Selden, sr. Miles Selden, jr. John
Edloe, E. p. Chamberlaync, John
Roane, jr. C. Harrison, J. Minge,
George w. II. Minge, Major
Wilcox, George Cooke, lanes
Stewart, John Christian, Hanlin
Wilcox, William Southall, John
Colgin.
do certify that in the spring, 1908
| saw and took particular notice Of
number of colts which were in pas,
ture where the imported Sterling then
stood--.a considerable proportion Of
them by importedhorses, among which
were several of Knowsley's, and tho'g
them equal ifnot preferable toany that
were there. Given under my hand. &c.
BRIGHTBERRY BROWN.
lltemarle, 1a,~'a,y I, 1905.
I hereby certify that I have FLY;
two years old this spring, got by the
imported horse Knowsley, out Of Ca,
lypso, and / think her equal to any colt
/ ever have had fosled, or indeed ever
seen in this country. Given under my
hand, this 5th day of May, 1906.
JOHN TAYLQE, Mount Airy
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w. WARDLAW

II Sreceiving alarge supply ONE
Il DICINES, SURGEONS 1NSTRU-
MENTS, FAMILY MEDICINE, CHESTS,
BIC. by the ProteStress, from London.
Richmond, Nav 6, 1906. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17

Muscovado Sugar, ss,
sorted
w. India Coffee
antigua and Jamaica
ttuln
ces,n,ry do. Is
ctgsiac : Peach Bran
dy
holland Gin .i
w. Iudia and Sugnr
House Molasses
LIP, Madeira Wine
fors, Sherry aud Ma
laga do. ~
Hsbbsrt's Brown Stout
Ntartinique and Bor-
deaux Coydials.
Hasket Salt
Do ia Sacks & L oose
Builok's Cheese
Caldwell, Frasure &
Cos. Sup. Chocolate
Bice
Eutnaegs, Pepper, Gin.
ger and pfmepto
Mace and Cloves
Oh. Olives and Capers
Gun Powder. Young
Hyson & SouchoSs
Tea
Canister Containing
1-2 aud 3 lbs. Gul
Powder Tea ~
Picked Salmon
Cur Herring aud Sha'
Patent Shot. ASSORTED
a regular supply o
kogshead and barrel a
May 90, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17
VIM. H. CABELL.

John Tramble was convicted Of Horse Stealing
before the Disfna Court cf Washington, in the
spring of 1905. and sersenced TO five years and
hive months confinement. He was born in Ma
rYland; Is S fect 1-2 inches high IS years
old fair complexion lig.t hair; grey eyes !;
has niche in his left scars in his forehead,
and 10 ! shoemaker by trade.
Isaac Harris was convicted of larceny before
the Distria Court of Monongalia in the spring
Of 1905, and scntealced otwo years confinement
He was born IN The county of Wood. in this
state, is five feet nine inches high Is years old,
swarthy complexion, dark hair and halle eyes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17

FF and F Gun Powder
Tar
Thomas Leipsr's SnuH
MaccouSa do.
HAVANA Segars
Salt fetre
Birthstone, Made. *
( ground Ginger in
] small kegs ~
! Log Wood
Turkey Cotton
New York Candles &
Soap -. $3.50
! Spermaceti Candles
] Patent Lamps
Duch Eases Win plain
and gilt bottles
! Hastings. assorted
Earthern and Stone
Ware )
Wiring & Wrapping
! Paper
Henry VIII & Merry
! Andrew Cards
| China Plates
Do. Bowles, different
| sizes
/ Do Tea Sc -CcEse Cups
and Saucers
Plain and Cut, quart.
| pint & hat pint De-
~ canters
Pint, half pint and gill
Tumblers.
LOAF SUGAR by the
the Philadelphia price.
isher & Lesueur.
uf]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17

AEaax4 VA beautiful sorre horse, Is hands
xStysc 8 incnes high, remarkable for his
IL elegance, beauty, strength and fine
$sS( S16sf bone; will stand the ensuing sra
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17
ny TIE GOVERNOR or T1E eoNso NwEALTI
or VIRGINIA.,
A PROCLAMATION.


A PROCLAMATION. 4
" HEREAS tits represented TO the Execu.
w tive, by the Keeper Of the Penirentiary,
thattwo of the prisoners thersinconfined. to wit !:
JOHN TRAMBLE ard ISAAC HARRIS,
have made their escape from the Peni,entiary !:
have. therefore. thought fit, with the advice Of
the Council of State. TO issue this Procamaton,
hereby Offering reward of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for the apprehension of each. or
either OF the said prisoners and for their deIiv-
cry at the Peniteniiary; and do, moreover, en-.
Join all officers. civil and military, and exhor,
the good people of the commonwealth to use
their best eadeaycrs to apprehend and convey to
the Peni,entiAry the said John Trarnble and l.
saac Harris.
Given under my hand, with the Seal of the
III 8. commonwealth annexed, at Richmond,
this Sd day of February, 1906.
(Signed)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17
Theuo,ed and nuch admi-
red Engliia Horfe,
KNOWSI Ely,

Imported in 1901 by w m
LightfoSt, efq. He is a
fine bay, IL handle q in.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-04
N Q T i G E..

The fubfcriber wifhing to engage
in bufinefs tor the cniuins fea!on. will do ady
Carpenters wotk, and receive in payment wei
or dry goods for one half the amoun, Hs wosk
contracted for. r. G. LANPHIEK.
~i aa7v 70. d3W
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-04
N O T / G. e

/ y
y He flDicfiber willrsnt thchaufe on Fairtaz,
4 Rreet, near Duke freet, lately occupied BY
MIR. James 81. Hooe. apply TO Mr.. 55sbs
iluckr.--As iomc psrion has reporssd ts,at th'
houie is liable tor back rents, tas following Ger
,ilicste, from, Mr.. Nathaniel C. Hunter, 1.-THE
ooaiGai proprietor of the lot3 WHO leaftd rhe
houfe and lot TO me On an annua. ground rent,
proves, that there is no truth in The faid re-.
port.
Stephen Cooke.
H ! hereby acknowledge, to have received
the ground.rents due on lot, IN the town of A
lcxaDdria, on Fairfax. frcet, leafed of me b,
DR.. Stephen Cooke, up to tie sd dag of Fcbru
airy 1905.
NATHANIEL C.. HUNTER.
October i. 1905. dec. Io.) lazy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-04
Negroes to Hire.

Negroes to Hire.
III R Z E female houfe fervants
"ais--one very good cook, wsihes and iroa'
= !, ne ahOundeIeands every kind of houae work.
'as0'Asr TWO are good fpinnsrs, and one of Them
s'ass and irons well and undcrfsn ds hoaie
so,S o. every kind. They are hired for 20
:. ,.s'' FOfiurther particulars apply to the prios
February IS. d,w
n | have been informedthat one
> 9. l;stf' of Land advSrti(ed for ia!e by II.
1890 ,.sa and T5omas Cosks. upder aydeed of
,,Ss ION J'ss Riitbr,s, to fecure iohnand NJ.
o.s Lsa iaclades part of a LOT of land in nay
S-i'n under deed of bargain and fa!e from
49,. ailiion, duly recorded 10 tie scorncT
49,, 800 sn'taxG ii 70, all perfons are seau,ion~
5a sssals prrchadng 70 much of the iamc as is
'1'ed wiihiE q. lines.
:, C. F. Whiting,
s,snsry u. If
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-04

JAMES BACON,
n bis GROCERY STORE, on King .freet, has, it
addition io;bisj o,msrJq0fk, added
"A frefh Supply of Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
Which MAKES his aifcrsnenr complete.
He nsqu ctsys fir /alt, on bisy /aai kqy Terms,
Mutcovado Sugars, Of vaflou us quar-
Kites,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gnnpowder, 1
Imperial, IE AS,
Hyion, particularly ieleetea
Y,ung H}lon, for
5s.'S,: Ska and ''"'''''s.
Bef Green Cegee,
Chocolate, of a fupcficr quality.
Madeira,
,Sbeny,
lifbon, ZINES.
IencrlEs /
Malaga, ard
Genuine Old Port
Cognae and Bourauaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family ufc,
Antigua. 81. Efoix, ST.. Vincents, and New
Eng:and Run,
Holland Gin,
Irilb and country Whs.sy,
Moiag:s, Wine, and Ciisr Vinegss,
aStooghran's B,ters.
Mace, Nusmcss, Cloves, Cafia, Pimcnto
Cayenne and Black Pepper, Race ard Ground
Ginger, Baker Salt for table.uie, Pearl Barley,
Rice, Starch, Fig blue, Soap, Mould, Dipt ana
SpeI,naecti Candies. Refined Ssls.Pette, Flotsnt
Indigo, Alum. CoppeIss, Nader, Brimfone,
Spinning Cotton, Patent Shot, all fzcs, beft
Esgh aal cou'tfy made Ghnpowjer, Segars,
anu Smoothing Tobacco, very bea chswi5s To-
barce.
Hamilton znd Leiper's SNUFF, Ranssii. pipes
in boxes.
Losdsn Muiard, Warranted Of aIdperior qua.
lity, Dixon's bea ditto, Nrapping Paper, Pc
m:jahn's, &c. &c. with esncraiIy every articl-
| in bis IneA-the whole OF which have been felets.
ed With ease and via be rjHpofsd Of on she very
lowet terms.
Deeesber rs. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-04

Ia, N1ANN1 M NJ "
N.s c'e per Brig Equator, Moore. from
,,.'v s'ats' aad cfers for Sale, if inynedi-
wy apPlisffar;
% casks Red Lead,
3 casks Patent Shot,
- casks Iagot Lead and
D.. 90 ihssts MilIed Do.
Eesaser ls. !
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-04
GLOVER SEED.

S'oopounds frelh CLOVER SEED
Tor Sale BY
f'da'-y 10. J0na y la !
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-04
LAND FOR SALE.

by virtue of Deed Of TruG executed to the
- inbIeribers by Shandy Anderon, will be fold on
Friday the 2Sth day of March next, at Edmund An
derGon's Tavern Formerly James Georges to the
highet bidder for ready money,a tract Of LAND
lying in the County of Goothland on the three ehopt
roads, about nile above heaforeneRtoned place,
containing by late furvey one hundred ard fifty FIVE
and half acres. or 70 much thereof as will be suIiei-
ent TO iatisy the fun Of tweRy-three pounds twelve
ilings and nine pence with in,ereR thereon from the
fra day Of January lsR.
CHARLES ATTKlSSoN,7
JOHN SHELTON, Jr. 1'y''"'
Gooehlzad, February 25. (ep4wp.