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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13

At this interesting crisis division &c the
french cavalry arrived also, and formed line
OF battle IN reserve in conjunction with the a..
boyc The whole body low advanced, and to-
lgethef with the main body, soon threw the G.
nemy. The same took post again, but was
completely thrown into confusion by a fresh
attack from the Duke Of Berg, with MS heavy
horse and dragons
S.. The result Of the battle was thetaking of 50
or 10000 prisoners, Is or 80 stand of colours,
800 pieces Of cannon, besides magazines and
stores.
The enemy is supposed to have lost IS or.
$4,000 killed and wounded. General Kollen-
doTf and Prince Henry Of Prussia are wound
ed the duke Of brunswick and general Ru-
chei are killed.
Our loss is estimated at 1000 or 100 dead,
and 5000 wounded. Tie Duke of Berg has.
at this moment enclosed Eriursh, which is gar
risoned by a corps Of the enemy commanded
by MolfeHdcfl and The prince of Orange.
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,;.s have commenced on the comment
' c Furooe, between the Prulllans and
70 e,e,,ch; and that, after nine days
s ln and fucceisful fighting, IN
' '''s,eh The PruIIisns were defeated With
areadfuI carnage, the emperor OF the
Fr,neh has arrived with his victorious
., J, before the city of Berlin. The
dake Of Brualwick, prince Ferdinand
e pru.iia, the prince Of Hoaonlohe,
and many other officers OF rank, are
laid 10 be among the number OF thofe
Who in French hraieology have Sbit-
ten he duff.
We are indebted for the detail of
theic events to the arrival at this port
of the fhip Eugenia, captain Boden,
in 81 days from Amiterdam, who fur
mined us with file of Dutch papers
20 the latter end of Ostober, and OF
Lendon papers to the 27th.
From these papers We have selected
from amongf many others, equally
intereHing, the following very import
ant articles:
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A letter from Asnstersa1n, dated tie 2eth
ca Ter, says, g The war with Prussia is at an
enc, and the French are at Berlin in nine DAYS
An army of 10000 men have been destroy
ed and Kingdom taken. think great ope-
fatioRs are still tobe carried en-
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T NuREMBERe, October ls.

INUREMBERG, Uctcber I8,
a great number of French wounded soIii-
ers have arrived at Bai1entli, and many hcspi-
tails are established here.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-10

Il MI l. -,
likely young negro fellow; about tie feet
six or eight inches high ; OF dark complexion
frowning coultcnance; and has ON his lett
temple scar from burn about tie size and
shape of spot in the suit Of spades. He has
very little clothing with him hat what he has
on, which, is dark colored surtout, with some
inferior under clothing, much worn. Janes
was purchased out of Buffers estate, where
he had several connexions, bond and free
His mother Nelly, free woman, resides IN
Du1pfries his brother, free man, at Stat
ford courthouse, as ostler; and am told
that in Alexandra he has several free brothers,
who occasionally goby water. 1t is most ike
" that If he is not lurking about Mr.. Stephen
French's, Of this county, where he has wife,
he will try to get to Alexandria with his tree
brothers and pass for free man too. There.
fore strictly forewarn all persons whatsoever
from herboring or taking off said fellow at
their peril / would particularly thank all
constaLles and patrolers under whose notice
th;s advertisement comes, to be very strict In
examining all negroes who arc going about
,,itbout notes or passes from their masters,
md whoever. will apprehend' JAMES & bring
lin home, or secure him In any lu, and
ean,,,a,,l notice so that get him again, shalf
rsca;ve if in the county or n eighborhood,
doliars. !, or the above reward if taken IN Aex-
an,,,;a. cr out of the state.
''4 William Prim g.
Prince William County,
October 81, 1895. pawats
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Ten Dollars Ke10a9d.

IN Tuesday morning the 2lst inst. elop-
~ ed from the plantation Of the subscriber,
7 a M 4 5,
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FOR SALE.

4 young l<EGFo WOMAN, with hcr
frat Child, q made OF SIX months old. She is
d goofi house servant, and sold Tor 20 i&ult.,-
Two girls, each :hout isi.:e years old, aeca :
toned to living III tie family and very ha,.ey.
Also a hey Of ten years Old, ofl.good dispoaiti-
Da,
AppL to the Printer.
October 90. dl2t
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IN,tlce TO Tx hc9eR Purchasers

N0tzJS 10 zIfs Nv7.t7I H7V7Ess'e75
Who gsse their boads for Negroes purchased,
Sock, sc. Of Ben. IN bui@hy.
A IL those wii!.please to come forward
Il and pay to me TIE respective sums due
last May Oh bond. / have an accurate account
Of the purchasers names, aad the SUMS dus
from each of them. TIE honest man only re
quircs to BE PUTIN mind ofhis duty, which he
Immediately performs.
Benjamin DuIany.
Novcmber 6. ct
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November 8.
DIsTRIcr a. CoLrMhIk--IU 4rit


DISTRICT or CoLuNsIk---IU rr7t:
yATHEREAS J0E:N S. 81 III hath, by
w his petitioa III writing, aWiied &c tie
honorable Nicholas ritzhu2,i, ono o. tie assist
ant Judges of tie cifcgi1 court Of tie district Of
Celushia, to be admitted to t:le bsiicnit Of the
act of CONGRESS- sos Tie reiici ot liaoWeat eleGt-
crs within TIC district ascresaiJ. AID has lted
tacr.ia that he Is in e3tlla' CT ii'loiGcI.f j ia
Jail Ct Alexandra cefAley, al tie suit of b5c.n
a. Bnrf5rd, snd t@;::;5 unable to DISH 1rga
tie SID cls:m Eith oti2ers against i;nly Lac
etsaGed 70 deliver ~ 10 TIE use OF lis {, edi-
.o.s. all hlyPgopcrty, real, pci2opai CT I'll Aed
---5.atiec IS s<.er4re Sircs, Il, tie ereddtorr OF
tie said JoHJt S. 81 =, that On IL s.S-
DAY. tie 4 18th OF Novelabei' IL sr;>i,tt, iatNo,n
Tic ilours CT aue sad Twelve O'Clock IL el.a
forenoon OF the SAME day, ate co0.,,Acui,e
II Alexandria, the oatit o. ali ;la$oyeht dv, 5er
viii be administered to tic ssid Inn ;, ~,
and Trustee appoiascd sgrse;-l:!y to &c lid
d. ef congress: fless cauau l,4 te!i .:iia ti,tre
si.e%n TO tie contrary.
By order Of tic Honorable .A:chgles III,
hugh, Assistant L.ldss Of tic circrit court, Of
s,,e District oi Ccia:J.a, L Is 81, Cay of 20.
tcInl,or, 1905.
e. DG:'tA1.sLs, c. c.
Novc:nber 9. -
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The Subfcriber

Has jus' receiued and Wers Jof Sale, at his
Stare,
Goshen Cheefe, Of hyperion gu atty
A quantity CT elegant Liverpool Itina, II
sets and by the piece
Large Rhodo-Islard Crcening Apples, in
barrels
Granberrios by the hushel Or retail
Srnoakcd and picklod Saltaon
Large Ncw-York Caibas iieods.
A. willis.
November 8. a4ts
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Themes 8. Drsv.

II. 3. He Will rent tie store house, kitch.
en- and granery at Broad Creek, IN Maryland,
i!lo}oing an unexpircd lease fer tie same)
with the Lot Of Ground thereto attached, con-
tanning number Of excellent apple trees
tie ground equal to any for garten-It is al
SO an excellent stand for tavern or black
smith shop, either of which would be immense
iy profitable, if conducted ard supplied in a
proPcrmanner. The ternssWill be made easy
by early application IS above.
November $. df
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28

ths bea horfe in his day. (who was the Gre q
Whfkcy, and many good raeess)-his dam b
Hiyhhyer. grandsm by H.rod great granS.,
(M,s NIiddleton) by Reguius. yrea, grcas gran
cam Camilla BY fon of Bay Bol,on Bartlett,
Chiid=r, Honsywood Arabian, dam OF the two
True Blues"
lie I79S.at New Market. at 3 years old he wor
Handicap rweepaake, of IS guinea. each, two
year old courie, beating. lord Clcrmons's b c by
DtSn'asoe, mr. Howarth's b Moule, mr. Adams ;.
fCyrrels, mr. Watfon's Duplicisy two to enc
on O.car.
AT Lambourn he was Cd befl, 4 mile heats. a.
gaina Heart OF Oak and Others, running q heats.
in 1879 he won the Oatlands takes OF so GA.
each hall ditch in (Io subscriter,) bcatiag lord
oroivenor's CHI Lady Bull, mr. Heathco,e's b c
Warter, sir F. Standiih's br c Stamford, mr. Da.
rand's Play or Pay mr. Cookfon's b Ambr .io
lord Clermont's h A,mator, lord @. Cavendiih's
On Jupiter The judges could only place the
6rif five.
nd May, the fame yea5 he won a. Bracke.
Hall, Sel.fo all ages, heats abou. one mile and
quarter beating Cir Charles Bpnbury's Combat
ant, years old, mr. Dowi,'s SadIer, s years old.
In Oct. he Won the Oa,lands ftakcs of 40 gs
eaeh 10 iubieribers) beating mr. Tharpe's
ChiPpenham, mr. Willismfon's b C By Buzzard,
out OF Rachel, lord Clermont's Aimator. lord
Crolvsncr's Oh Lady Bull. FIR C. Bunburv's
~tangler, fir F. Poole's b by Dragon. mr How.
ards Spectator, mr. Ladbroke's Humbug. The
Judge could only place the fril three.
In 1900, at New MarkeJ April I4.h, hs won
the Craven fakes of 10 Is each aerofs the Flat,
at years old, carrying @ lbs tree for all ages,
beating the duke Of Gra.,on's b Fra Fruits,
lord Ciermont's &c by Meteor, mr. Cookfon' $ hr i
Diamond, mr. Coventry b voltaire. mr. Kcl.
ly's. Grey Pilot mr. Durauds Ramfehuondra,
late Princeisj mr. Dafhwood,s Play or Paw q fir
F. Standihi br c by fir Peter. ont of Storage The
Judge could only place the firl i've Even betting.
Ofear againa the field.
In the fame month and place, he won ubfcrip.
ton plate OF sol. beating mr R. Heathcote', oh
Q eorgisna mr. Hsilets Quiz. mr. OsKelly's An
trim, lord Ciermonts sAeV 1atof mr. Goldirg',
b BY Balloon, mr. Travis BAllarina, mr. Perrins
Pizarro, and lard Srofvenor's eh c BY Buzzard.
The Judge could only place the lra three, , TO 4
on Cfcar.
He was feeond ben for the Kings plate of 100
60 for years old, carrying II a. running againa
iir POOLS Worthy, by P0So's, and Cir F.
atardifh's br h Stanford, years old.
In Oct New Marke,, he received forfeit of mr.
Heatheo.e's Warter, for 500 Is. aerofs the Flat.
half forfeit For thefe remarkable inftapces OF
fpsed and bottom, 10 70 young horfe, refer the
leader to &c Racing Calendars for 1903 100 an,,
1900 WILLIdM LIG HTFOljJ-
Sandy Point, Feb. 1906 will
N. q. The feaion will commence Immediately
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28
V u /. G. A N,

4 FINE JACK Ass will stand the ensuing
season, 10 commence the first Of March ana
end the FIRST OF August, at my mill in Chester
field county, twenty miles above Petersburg and
thirty iros Richmond, and Will be let to mares
on the following terns--six dslars and one
quarter the season; notes 10 that amount mus,
be sent with the mares, or they will not be rece.
we'd, which may be discharged at any tine within
the season. BY the payment Of ave dollars, with
one quarter TO the g,com. The great s.zc.
strength and vigour OF Vulcan, snti1le him TO be
ranked among the first Jacks IN he United States.
Vulcan sIoed the las, season at Mr. Il We,hers'
in Dinwiddie, and is thought by him very sure
foai getter Vulcan was got by the Duke of
brunswick, his dam by the Royal Gift
FRhEcLs EPFKs.
February 70. 1906 IA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28

maieay's plate Of Ico e.. 4 years Old 4 milk
heals, beating Pyebsld-- and en- the I'D
walked over The grouud for sol. all ages
sod on the a4th, SO 90. for all ages, 4 mile
heats, beating ®fun's b Archer, 6
ryears old, Mr. Peacock's Oh Farmer, and
Mr. Wilfon's Creeping Kate. AT Dumfries
M Oefober. he won sol beating lord Dsrl
lnng,on's b IN Confanf.-- In 1896, Him.
bleson won at Kelfo, 5th Oaober. purfe
OF so gs beating Mr. Bailor q Black Cock.
-ln 1897 he won 8 times, 10 wi,--at Mid
cieaam, in Yorkshire, sweepltakes Of 10
IS each. S fubfcribers, 8 mile heats, beat
ing Merry Lad aud Arthur. AT Ediu-
burgh on Wednesday the 76,h. 90 gs for
all agea, beating Eliza Fox and Betfey,
On Friday the ash, the ladies fubfcription
Purie Of so gs. beating F!etcber's Jane. AT
Montroie in Scotland, Augua, he walked
owe. the ground for a sol plate and ALTO
walked over the ground for fuofcription
OF sol At Kelfs, Oaober 10th, for a
plate of 50 IS. he walked over the ground
and alto his msjeays 100 ga given to
the Caiedonian Hunt, for any hor(e, Sc.
carrying 10 It, 4 mile heats, then 6 years
old he won againf Mr. Wentworth's Trim
buih, Pisrmon,'s Trimmer, aged, aud Kin.
eaid's Hector, ased-and Saturday follow
Ing, purie of sol. given by the Hunt,
tee Tor a"y horle. Sc. beating Farewell e. |
Koi'ker. AT Carlisle re won 100 gs Of Mr. |
Sitweil, beating his b { by Msteor.-
In 1893, he won a, Edinburgh, Augua,
SOL tor all sges, beating Maxwell's Arab,
aud Mr. mauls's Hippopo,amus. AT Mon.
trole he won plate of SO gs. for all ages,
beating Pisforthre and Contractor. See !
the racing Calendars for he foregoing years.
VIM. LIGHrFOOF
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P E D | C R E E.
Feb. ID, 1906.

Hambletou was got by Dungannon, FIRE
OF Bedford land one of the bea fons of o..
Kelly's famous EcHpfe, who was eaeemed
to be the bea horfe in England of his day,
and covered at fifty guineas) --his dam by
Snap, liaer to Jupiter, bred by MIR Croia,
r773--her dam young Mar&e's dsm) by
Blank, StirlingJ Mifs Magnet, by Partser,
Greyhound, Curwen, Bay Barb, Lord D.
Arcy's Arabian, Whiteihirt, Old Montague
mare. Tbus 1t appears he defended from
the bet running Rock in England.
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RIO r NJ A N Es.

This horfe ranks very high as a racer,
both Cor fpeed and bottom, as he proved
faccelsful in 10 races before he left the turf,
4 OF which he walked over, none venturing
to aart sgaina him. In 1904, at Ham
b!etou, Yorkhise, on Wedneiday, May
I4th, he won fweepaakes OF ten ps each,
for 8 year olds, fix fublcriber,, two mile,
beating Mr. Bethel's by Ms,num
Bonum, Pierce's { by Youog Msrike,
Turner'S Confejeracy, & Craddock's ch C
Leiceiter, AT York be won sol. Tor
year old9 beating Lowther's b Griffin.
Cromptoo's CHI Ambuih, SHEPHERDS Mad
cap, Cliftou'sb : Cedar, and GarGorth's ch C
--esea setting on Amhuih sgainG the field,
AT Manchester, ia June, h. won sol. for
3 year olda, two mile heats, beating Fo-
reigner and Loyalia. AT Stockton Scot.
10th, he won fweepaskes of 10 ~ each,
s fubfcribers, then Sir II, WilIiamfon's pro-
perry, formerly Mr. Hutchihloo's beating
Field's HigbAyer, on. Of Wren, and Tur.
ner's DelPine. In 1895. Hsmbleton won
five times, to wit--a handicap plate of sol.
two mile heats, at 4 years old, beating In
feet, Blacklegs, aud Ws,kio,' BE- 6 years
old, At Edinburgh, July 1o,h, he won ais
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28
iAMBL EYON

form and elegance. riling 70 years old. in
good health and great perfection, import
ed by WIN. Lightfoot, efq. of Charlea City
county, and now his property; will ttand
the enfuiag fcafon, at Temple Hill, on Mi
chum's river, in AIbemarIe county, ten
miles above Charlottesville, within mil. of
Germans mill, and miles of the brick ia
vern, TO cover mares at Tx guiaeas the Tea.
Ton, for which note will be required dif-
chargeabie by the payment of twenty dols.
at any time before the 18Th Of Sept, next,
when the fesfon will expire, with enc dol.
20 the groom for each mare, paid az the ia.
bic door. Ten dolls. the Jingle leap, and
forty dollars TO in(ore mare with foal,
Good and exteniive paaurage, well eucio
fed, with river and branches rusning thro',
the fat land affording az good forward pat
,ureu as any in ,his part Of the country,
gratia. Servants that may be fens with
mares will be boarded for one dollar per
week, and mares Ted if required, on reafon-
able terms. The utmoa attention paid &
care taken to preveat accidents, but W II
not be refponfbe for any that may happen.
" Any gentleman putting FIVE mares to
Hamb!ston, may fend one gratie.
JAMES KlN3OLVING,
For William Lightfoot.
Feb. IA, 1906 w,f
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3
high. 10 years old lsa ipr;ng. in great per.
lection, and as to mulcular ayeogth & beau
~ not inferior to any horse in the Rate. He
ia the only horfe in this country that has
won 4 king'a plates ia one year this he did
in 1890 ; see R. c. for that year. Not.
withdrawing this and other unexceptiona-
bic evidences of Knows'ey's fupArior " orth,
yet perfoaal view OF him will be his bea
Recommendation.
KNowsLrr will aanJ the enfuiug feafon
at our liable 10 Albemsrle couoty, 10 miles
above Charlottesville, To cover mares at 10
! dollars the ieafon, for which so,es will b..
required, payable on or before the 18th Of
Sept. next II dollars the leap, and 40 dol
lara TO insure mare to be ia loal, with one
collar to the groom, which, with the leap
money, mutt be paid when the ;sare ia CO.
vered. ThJfe gentlemen who tent mares
! to Kpowsiey lait fealon and did not prove
With fosl, fhal have them injured this fea.
ION for 20 del!ars, except tho(e which were
! covered by the leap; for luch z6 dolls. will
be required. Any gentleman putting FIX
nares, HAIL have one covered graiis. The
. ieaioo will commence CT tbs III of March,
| aad expire the 1T of Aogult next.
We shall be able to furnish upwards
of 200 acres of excellent pasturagc,
gratis, well enclosed, in separate
fields, besides several grass lots, which
will be kept exclusively for mares with
colts, aud those which may be sent be-
fore foaling. Servants sent with mares
will be boarded at 9s. perweek. 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
lett with the horse, both to have the m
got with foal, and 70 prevent accidents
or escaPcs---but no responsibility for
any that may happen.
| KNOWSLEY was purchased by
us III March last, from Mr. Lightfoot,
at S., oOo.-.-He covered 1855 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 Teazle, now covers in En-
gland by subscription, a limited num-
Der of mares, at % guineas each no
other horse at more than IL guineas.
In 1901, he had 81 winning colts
on the turf, when no other horse had
more than 16---and out of 23 kings
plates run for, 8 were won by his
colts---see Z. G.. for 1so4---thc last
arrived. From the present appear
ance of Knowsley's colts, and the sue
ces.ful performance of his stock on the
turf in England, very little doubt car
rs entertained but that his colts will
prove also successful on the turf in
this country. The annexed certih.
Gates from such respectable ciiarac-
tiers, will place Knowsley, as fos
getter, on as high ground as any other
horse in the state.
WILLIAM WOODS.
GEORGE n. WOODS
Albemarle, Feb. 90, 1906.
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: OF Miss Cape, BY Regulus, Blackeyes,
by Grab, Warlock, Galloway. See
general stud book, pr. 10. SIR Peter
feaZle was got by HighRyer in 1884 .
see same book, pa. 1872 Highfyer
was got by Herod ; see pa. 2o1 and
so on he may be traced through a no.
bic line of ancestors for ages past.
without single flaw in his genealo-
81 !, either on the male or female side.
This extraordinary horse ran with
great credit at g years old at 8 he
proved successful, and so continued
until the last of the year 1900. In
i79S he won sweepstakes of 20 quiz
meas each, for year olds, 8 subscri-
oers, once round the ground, beating
Mr. Pierce's by Walnut, sir II.
i. Vane,s Push Forward, sir II. Will
liamson's STRIPPING, Mr. FIetcher's or
CamPerdown, Mr. G. Grompton's O
baston, and lord A. Hamilton's b
oy Spadille, out Of Snow Drop see
Calendar for 1898. He also won the
members plate of SO gs for and 4
year olds, beating lord Derbv's 4 year
old colt Diomed, to on KnowsIey,
who was then Mr. Fields property;
see Calendar for 1898. He also won
a sweepstakes for year olds, beat
ing Mr. Gariorth's b by Spadille, and
lord A. Hamilton's b by Spadille
see Calendar for 1899.
In May, 1899, York. On Tuesday.
May %, sweepstakes of 90 gs each,
subscribers. then the property of Mr.
Walker, was won BY Knowsley, beat
ing lord Fitzwilliars's h Wonder. S
years old, lord Hamilton's CHI h hv
Walnut, sir 1h. Cascoigne's Maid
OF the Mill, & Jh. Robinson's b
Abraham Newland, now called Cock
Fighter. On Thursday the ao,h fol-
lowing, he also won the stand plate of
so gs:or 4ycar ODDS, beating lord A.
Ha,nllton's b by Spadille, Mr. Car
iorth's mare Caroline, E years old.
lord Belhaven's Gu h Master Ro-
bert, 8 years old, Mr. Wentworth's
Barnaoy, and MIR J. Anson's gr h
Little Scott, years Old see calen-
dar for 1899.
In June, 1900 (Guilford) the Prince
~ " alCS (WHICH MIN and won the.
kings plate for ; year olds, of 100 gs A..
10 st 4 lbs 4. mile heats, and beat
lord Donegall's b by Potso's see
Calendar for 800, page IS.
Winchester, July s. His maiestv's
plate OF 1oogswas run for and won by
Nnowsley, beating lord Dcnegali's b h
by Potso's, years old, and sir +. E.
veins b h Asparagus, years DID,
six,to four on knowsley,
Lewes, August 10, 1900. The kings
plate of 100 gs mile heats, was won
by knowsley, beating lord Done galps
en- fugleman, 4 to on Knowsley.
Thursday following he won a subscrip.
ton of los SIS each, beating MIR Du-
rand's Bellissima and Mr. Ladbrook's
Hunbug; bee Calendar for 1907
rs end 70.
Litchheld, on Thursday, September
9, hewon the kings plate of 100 ss 5
mile heats, for year Odds, carving
stone pounds, beating Mr. Heming's
b h Ploro ; ten to one on Knowsley.
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE,
MY Tract Of LAND lying in

RH tract OF LAND lying IN
Iva the county Of Fluvanna, containing by
pateni 97i acres. about 800 of which are Clear
ed part thereof is unde. good fent lies We.
ny level. and produces cora. wheat, aud tobac.
co '-mSst excellent for the reception Of m apnre
II AZ sosue twelve miles above Columbia, and e.
bout ave miles from James and Hivanna rivers :
hue rang. for stock. and the land is well tim
bersd WIKI pine. oak. and hickory good orch
ards st different kinds, and remarkable for fruit
every yeSr lin consequence OF the high situati'
On excellent water, and = plenty of m sadow
ground: there is dwelling house and barn. in
surca in the Fire Aassur ance Office, with out
houses sufficient for the reception Of a family
on beautiful and healthy situation
hay person wishing to purchase. will bs shewn
the premises by application to the subscriber,
living on rhe place.
The terms are one third of the purchase mo 4.
ney paid down, and two equal. annual payments
tor tho Balance. Bonds and approved security
WILDE required. as also deed of trust on the
land 10 secure the payments.
HEzEKIAH STONE.
February %. 1896. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28
WILLIAM WOODS.
GEORGE n. WOODS,
Albemarle, Feb. 90, 1906.
PEDIGREE--Giyen by Lc

PEDIGREE---Given by Lord
Derby in the following words,viz
a." I do hereby certify, that the bay
horse called Knowslcy, late the pro-
perty OF the Prince of Wales, was
bred by me. He was got by Sir Pc
ter Teazle, out Of Cspella, and was six
years old last May, and no more.
(Signed) DERBY, CSeaL)
Knowsley, June Is, 1901.