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THE 1MpoaTg D HORSE

TINE IMPORTED HORSE
~ Il x C. III Il x,
THsr9 viii stand at my stable in
y & sYxk Chesterfield county, q mites
ArS from Richmond and 18 from
a " Petersburg. and will cover
9M33xEE1MB2a mares at ihe low price of 20
dollars the season TO commence on The 30th inst.
and expire on the Isl of Adguyt) or Is dollars,
If sent with the niares10doiiars the single leap,
and 40 dollars TO instfe alma,e being in foal
with half dollar ID the groom in either case
Eotes, pay sblc GIL che 1st o. August. will be ex-
pet:ea with the mares. Archer is a fine brown.
10 banda high remarkably gay aud active - lie
was raised By tie late Duke of Cumberland and
1T his sale was bough, b. Mr. Broadhurst, who
entered hin for the Darcy stakes, fer which he
was very great favcri.s, until ne fell lame in
traIlng, which prevented HIM from, appearing
~ racer sf
.f2CR!sR was got by Faggerglll, his dam
(blel also by the Duke Of Cumberlaad) sister
TO Crassus by Eclipse gTandaIrs Young Cade,
out al. Miss 'rhigh, who was the dam of Selini,
a..d by b-Crisewool's Lady Thigh, by
Pay,lier-TG Grey hound. CdrwenRarb. Fagsergitl
was bred by Shai,oe, andsSas got by Snap, our
OF Miss Cleveland by Reg slns. her dam the IA
NOUS hi;dge. by a well bred son of Bay Bolton,
gtasiam by Basilet's Childcrs, great grandam'by
Hone, woods arabian, cut ofthe dam of the two
Trae Dimes FagssYgisi WAS ownbrother 10 MIR
Shafroe's mare Papi!lion, who was the dam Of
Sir Peer Teazle, Wren, L ady Teazle, &c. & 4
hi mare M.ddesex, the dam Of Seaguli. Coddy,
Moady, &c and at 3, 4 aud years old, was
accounted one of the best horses of his year.
Far the satisfaction of gentlemen who may
wi.hto breed from Asehsr, have tho't proper
20 publish the cerifca.es Of John Tayloe and
Carer Bevsrey, Esquires.
do hereby certify thatth brown stud horse
Archer, was sent 70 by Mr. Rives, of london,
AMI from the certihcates have seen of his blood
as well as the tracing his pedigree in the general
STUD book fEng where IL may be fully as.
Ssrlained, believe him 10 be of as good blood
as most horses that have been imported into this
eoun'ry. JOHN TAYLOE.
j~nuary q. 1906
10 hereby certify that the imported horse
Archer, stood ~ my fasr,. in C1peper county,
the last TWO years and that his cJits were gene
rally superiorso almost any IN ihat and the adj
jonag ooun,its OF fzuquisr Madison 8. Orange.
/ have been very anxious 70 purchase the horse,
hut the proprietor. Mr. Thomas Rves, of Lon.
dSn. and myself could mot ag.se upon the price.
Given under my hand at williamsburg. this 10Th
dag OF Feb 1906 CARTER BEVERLEY.
Attest. ;AwIN @, C0RHIE
Good and extensive pasiusage Is provided, and
the greatest care taken to prevenr accidents or
escapes, brl no responsibility for either.
ROBERT TEMPLE.
hmpthill, 18th March, 1906. tf
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LAND ron SALE.

rTTHE subscriber intending to move
4 to the sta.e Of Kentucky mex, fall offers
fes SALE bic TRACT OF LAND, lying IN the
cs,.nly Of Hanover, within fifteen miles OF Rich
moaa, ZEN OF Pages town. and six OF The court
house, on Cnnap's creek, which affords ten or
twelve acres Of G4ead9w Liant, This tra& of
land contiins 385 10 acres, IS as well ti1ibered
and watered as any traet Of land in The county.
has a,ou, 200 aires cleared aud in fine order for
ey,ning Toe dwelling house il 90 feet by %,
eon,sining Two rooms below Stairs and three a.
b5se barn 80 feet by 20, and all necessary
ouf houses $50 apple trees, also quantity of
{. or trees &C almosr every kind. Should the a.
boye land noe bs sold BY the fisat day of October
hex, 1t will on ina, day be offered for sale TO the
higheH Slider; terms Of sale. one hall cash, and
a credit OF twelve months given for the balance.
Pond ,yigIt -. owed security will be required, to
GARY iaterest from the date, ii NOT punstualIy
paid
hlso, on the same day and place, will be Of
frred for sale, the Crop Of CORN and FOD.
IER. HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
HfrIRE, STOCK, ard PI AVIATION u
TKNSILS It's piesumsbie any person wish
i,o 10 purchase, will frs, view the land, before
,hs dsy of sale, which win be siewn by making
a,,,i;eaii,,n 10 the subscriber, who lives on the
,,rye,o;,.s. JOHN RUSSELL.
ss..ca G,h. 1906. 6w
p 6 $50 Acres Of LAID adjoiuin the above,
may be had
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TO be SOLD, for ready money,
4 under dfciee Of the Court of the United
States for The 9Th Crcuir in the Virginia Dis
ina between pniuess Bond, attorney far Inc
esditor OF zekisi Edwards plaintiff, and Da.
vd koss anu otneys defendants, in order 20
raise The sun 1f 1i451 dollars 81 cents due and
payable he hrsS ia; of Jinuary las, that vau.
abb and well known estate, in The county OF
Boetourr, called FORT LEWIS.
The sale viii b. rhade or the premises. on the
5th day of Jane next,
BEN MOsBY. d NJ for
JOS. SCOTT, NJ ". d.
April 10, 1906 IDS
4 o S L or mislaid, NO 4, for
Il q one Hid. Tobacco. inspected in the
name OF Thomas n. Wooding on the 9Th Ma,
1895 Weigh;s, No. &c. 2763. 1890, $50 1870,
forewarn any person from seceivIng or ,ratl. e
for the same. as the Law has been Complied with
Colin Mac Rae.
Manchester. 18th hpril, 1906. sws
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THE holders of Prizes in the first
Class of the William q Mary Lottery. are
informed. that every exertiou is making to Oh.
tain payment for the tickets sold on credit |,
which those thus indebted. are again apprizsd
viii become due on the 18th present and are
earnestly entrea,ed, 20 make immediate REMIT
tanoes to the subscriber.
So soon as funds sufficient 10 discharge such
claims or ihs major part Of them. are on hand
notice will be duly given. In the mean whe,
those inclined to receive bonds, or notes in pay
rnent, may on application have their claims i'm.
mediately sanshsd
The TICKETS FOR the I'd CLASS are pre-.
pairing, and will be shortly ready for delivery by
no GREENHoW, Agent = 2feamey.
Apri 10. 1906 ~
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GIRAYED or stolen from tn
~ commons. some time last week, a likely grey
HORSE, in good order. about z or years old
nothing remarkable recolle6led about him. win
give generous reward to any person thar viii
bring him me in Richmond.
April 9th 1906. I. PENN.
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II. Hewes 8 Co.

HaVE for Sale at their Store, next door to
4 i Messrs. Shapard & Lucke's. opposite the
Ma ket Richmond, an assortment of
Groceries and other Articles,
Which they will dispose of at the lowest price,
for cash or country produce. Among which
are, Jamaica and Antigua Rum. old and very
superior Cogniac Brandy, Loaf and Brown Su
gar. Csfee, Chocolate Imperial. Hyson. Hysor
skin, aui Young Hyson Tea; Port and Sherry
Wine, Honey, Molasses. Figs. Nutmegs, Mace
Cloves. Cinnamon. flspice. Pepper, Fig Blue.
Starch. Soap. Candles. Sa,. Tubs in SETS, &c. &c
Richmond, Feb 10Th, 1906.
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Mares and Geidings allowed lbs.
wish to rent the Dining House. < the Booths
IN the Field; those who have formerly. rsn,ed
them. snail have preference, application must
DE made Immediately.
Inc members OF the club, will please to OBJ
serve little more puntsuaity In paying up their
SUBSCRIPTIONS. as the money Oh each day. mas 10
be paced iii the hands of the Ju4gess :.
Taos gentiemen. who have not yee paid up
their feTfsi,:, in the proauce Sweep Stake. won
las' October, by Mr, Hugh Wyltis, viii oe 80
good As to payit 10 Mr. Hyilie, or tie Treasurer,
by the last day of the races III May next.
tr ESME SMCCK,
Treasurer and pror,rietor Of the Cours =
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To BE RENTED,
HE Ten EMENT where ]
now reside. AMI possession given in June.
April 9Th 1906 Il Penn
Robin Red Breast.

A hue bay, Fifteen and a half
hands RICH, imported FROM
England IN spring lS04-Wiil
stand The ensuing season At
my stable, IN the Manakin
i Town, on Jgmes river, IL
mics abt've Richmond, 20 CO.
,sr macs .,,,y.r,y ,.I..ii.
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Notice.

WE do hereby forewarn any person
or persons from trading or taking an as
slgnmsRt of a Note, executed 10y us TO John =.
Jackson Of Prince Edward county. for the sum
of 4S pounds, dated thsi0th January, 1906, and
pay sbis the Ist day Of October, 1907 aswe AYE
entitled 10 credit on said note, aereeabI, 70
oonsra6 pcintsdy agreed on between the par
ties.
Josiah & Thos. Parkinson.
Amelia county. April 10 1866. 3w>
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-29

Rl uir'ie q a aesa of t,usf esecaical BY CbaHcsH =
- II. Saunders and SANE bis srife, and Lisco,nb
Wasb TO the su6scribersfor roe purpose securing
a debt due TO Samuel Fl. Saunders, (s;nce assigned
to Robert Letais SEN dec and due to bis repre-
sen,a'iOesl from tie said Licscon6 Vasb-WtU5e
SOLD, to The highest bidder, for cas5 on tbe pre-
nI'es on ibe LIST DAY Of Nay nes, one certain Tact
or Parcel of LAND, tying and being in tbe cou,iy
81 Povrbaias, and described fbe sad deed as fol.
ious, TO zrit Bounded by tbe great despereek on ,bc
zrest, BY tie land Of YIN. Hickman on tbe NORTH,
and 6,tbe lands OF J,bn II. Saunders on rbe east,
and 6y TIE Souibbam Gie6e lands onlbe SOUTH con-
:afsing es,imationt bundred and sssenty nine
e,es, be toe same less, IN being ,be land on
wbie6 fbe saia Lipsco,nb Waib no,r resides, or So
much eftIe said land as zpi6 sufficient to discharge
RE amount due noe said deed Of must.
signed, David Owen, sen.
Robert c. peasants, { rus
John IL. Saunders,j r. 'ees'
Posahatan, 1prii 8tL, 1906 tds
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Notice.
Bottled Porter.

The subccriherh has on hand. and intends keeping
aeons,ant supply of
Philadelphia Bottled Porter,
OF the frat quaii,y. Purchasers may have IL
pot uPto be hrfor use at any time required
ID. J BURR
Second door above the Eagle Tavern.
18th April, 1906 81
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NzyANTED as House Keeper,
w in a large family, an elderly Lady,
who caA come well recommended. Iibefai wa
ees v,,ll be given. .knqaae ct the printer.
NSy 6. lsc5.
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New-York GRAND Literature
LOTTERY, No. 4.

Ncw-York BRAND Literature
LOTTERY, No. 4.
AUTHORISED b, an aet II TOE Legislature.
~ ard oaymen. of prizes guaranteed BY tasm--
fb.itively bsgins d,dcing in Ny next.
$4,000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars,
5000 Dollars,
ZIG HEST PRIzEys
TTeke.s Halres, 9sa,tess srd Eig6tbs. are nosD
selling in u gfea, rdriey Of numbers. at
G., e X. WAirE's
Sfuiz fortunate Lottery Offices. No 81 aud No. So,
11diGe1 Lane, New 16rk.
Jyoere was sold in tbe last o,,er;es TOE HfG Il
Esq PRIZ Z in ede5. and otter capitals 10 an
e,orrous amount amongst tobieb eibe following.
No l7io9 highest pri2e) IS .000 dollars
No 1929 (highess prize) 90 600 dollars
No 1928 5000 dollars
No 1900 2c00 dollars
No 1896 1000 dollars
rto'2S573 1900 dollars
no 1878 1000 dollars
No 2o555 1000 dollars
TO 2231s 1000 dollars
sSesiGes great nxm5er Of 500, 200, 100 doi9Gr
crises, tJc.
- Distant adventW.s by forwarding bank
Notes If uny desc,pio IN letters pas, pad TO G.
R. Waiie, s,oy bave tickets and sba,es Sent tbeni
u any amount, zpirb toe utmost panctRafr and
pe,fect safey TO any part etbe United States, and
ace EARLIEST advice will be sent 81 their saeeess.--
Pride of Tickets Seven Daiiars.
Nsw.1o,k, February lob, 1906. Btu
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NOTICE.

7 Do hereby forswsrn any person or persons
d from trading or taking an assignment of a
Bond executed by me TO Charles Matthews of
the county of buckingham. for the sum of two
hundred pounds. dated 5th February, 1905, and
payable he 25th December, 1906. as the same
was given in part purchase of a tra6i cf lard,
which said Matthews was NOT possessed of
JVaAer L-pinc.
New.canton. Soth Feb 1906. If
sx Z virtue OF decd Of trust execut-
Id cd TO shy John Christian, jr. to secure The
payment Of a debt therein mentioned due to the
lace firm Of Dunlop, Pollock 8. Co. viii be sold,
to the highest bidder for ready money. at Prince
Edward courthcuse. on Monday the 10Th day
Of May next. (being court day. TRACT &c
LAND, Containing $50 acres more or less. lying
on The watc-s of Big Rough creek. in the said
county Of Prince Edward, being the land bought
by said Christian, from Abner Coffee. Per deed
bearing date the 28ih day Of May, 1903.
The land may be viewed previous to the day of
sale, by applying to the said John Christian ir.
Samuel w. ye7i0bie, 2 ,r....
Peter Johnston, iioS'eeS'
Prince Edward, 18th March, 1906 tbs
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w : : h ssa a:' s s.s. oSss f.. Sale
20 Hiyyis MObASSEs,
900 los CHEESE,
% boxes Cotton \ Wool CARDS,
iIhds Antigua RUN,
d. lyinde I'D Island DO.
do New Engand DO.
10 lierces Stone LINE,
30 Barrels IfGHkiNGs,
Casks fresh CLOVER sRBD.
$50 sacks SALT,
Which we will sell lowfor Cash, approved
per, or Country fsoease.
Feb. %. 1895.
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WM commence on Monday :A- 3,A 81 Nay,
AID eo'.i.ane jor fos.r acys.
ist II AY--lhs JoaXercAU5 lUf,. free 70,
al ages. .he horses being oona fide ,;ae
psopcr.y cf tse renl5ers uislanc1. :, ,..ie ksats
81 DAP The 5ocAE2' CIG5 PJsS-E, 81
tour hinAfsd ant. nifty dollars -four mile /, s,s
81 Day--The PUHSE OF the 4
OF the CCUhSE. tor tive hundred and fifty col
lars. three mile heats.
4sh Day--A SWEEP S9-iKE for three years
old colts and iliss. rwo m,ie heats one hundred
dollars entrance--This subssIip,icii will refrain
open Until the 5th May \
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Marsllal's Sale.

New-Msrltet. Araherst. March 26 1896.
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FOR SALE

Two WaggozS, and Teams
EIvs valuable horses in each team. One or
two negro girls would be taken in part paw.
They will be soldlow For terms. apply tc Mr..
1echanah Brooks, Manchester; or TO Mr. Will
am look or Mr., Humphrey Dabney, Richmond
The horses may be had separately, or
.oge'ner. as may best suit purchasers. Among
them is pair of valuable carriage horses. wei
matched.
May 9Th. 1906 rS,,.7
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cHURcR's coaCR DROPS,
a medicne nneGualedby any int-e world forthe
cure otcoughs colds, asthinas 6, consumptions.
- PAgjRoSA LozEYGEs,
Tor the voice, hoarseress, colds, coughs &c. &c
cHh~IeAL ESSENCE and EXTRACT OF
-. MUSSARD,
For the cure of the rheumatism, rout. rheumatic
govt, palsy, white swelling, chilblains, &c.
hEoDfEE ESSENCE, far tie hea1l-ache.
VoLATLLE qf@cTURE, Jor the footh-acke.
TIE. BOTANICAL TEA.
INFALLI8LE GERMAN CORN PLhTsqkR,
forthe cure of eorns.
cHURcR'S AN1LEPqIo FEMALE pILts.
scorer oIE7Msxq,
Cures the most inveterate itch in four.bours with
out Mercury.
Ere SALVE, for all disorders offhe cyes.
ANTJscoRBU7Ic 7YNc9URE,
FOR the teeth, breath, and seurvy in the gun.
ESSENCE or ScURV1-GRAss,
For preventing and curing the sea & land scurvv
YERAJFUCB LozsRCEs,
Fordestroying wormsin children {, grownpersops
hE7fsPAsnoDIc RLIxJR,
For the cure Of all kinds of Pits.
coFDIAL RES7oRhTIrB EALszM,
For nsrvousdisorders,d debility ,inwardweakness
DC. &c.
vEcg9ABLB Lo7ToN,
Eortne face and skin, freckes burns ,prickly
heat, ring worms, letters, &c. &C.
pr. cHURcR's hN7JBILToUs pJLLS.
For the cure of malignant and bilious eeSers J,,,-
pepsy, Jaundce, costiveness, acidity. choIcra
m9rous, gravel, indisestisn loss ofappeti,e. and
all disorders of the head, stomach and bowels
tTHR GENUINE PATsN7 AL7ERA9yyE pJItS.
TOT the cure OF scuryy, cutaneous disorders the
venereal disease, &c.
HooPsB's JEMhLR FILLS.
ESSENCE or FEPPRR MIx9.
ALso,
DR.. eHBRcH's TRE<~.fE az 9Bs ygEERr<
eontainingplain and easy directions for the spee'
dy and e"eetual cgfc offhst disease in both sex.
small sxpense--price ,afa dollar
Ready made Pens for s;le here.
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N O Il l c T..


THE copartnership of Samuel Shelton 1y On.
is this day dissolved by musuaI consent; those
who have claims against said concern, will apr.v
TO Samuel Shelton, for their adjustment and ali
those indebted TO said concern, are earnestly re .
9ues1ed to make immediate payment 10 him, or
those he nay aushorise to receive the same as
no farther indulgence can be given,
Sami. Shelton.
John Staples.
Jas. Walker, adm. for
:, William Walker, dec.
Warren, Nay 1. 1906. 9n
TAKEN Up. IN he county o. .GocciIand, b. the
Rev Charles Hopkins, a light brindle HEI
FER, one year old last spring, no white about
her except few hairs the inside of the lefc
mind leg, not marked--aPpraised to six dollars.
by Henry Gray, John Bradshaw and Beniau, in
Sadler. A Copy--1es,e.
W. Miller, c. &C.
November 81. 1906 as
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We haze lately receiiued,
FOR SALE

FOR SALE,
90 " ",, sugar Is boxes cotton & wool
oo DDS 90. cards do.
30O0lb green coffee 4 tons cas,;nos ,..o..
<, s. ni''Sna rum ed, viz. pots, ovens,
D do Windward Island skillets, spders. ami
do. 49,. sPus' anu.
ID hhds. n. Z. rum warron hayes
oo's' az do $50 sacks salt
o s no'asses 100 bbls cut herrings
casks Malaga wine 80 do whole do
~ t'efces & bis. whisky Is do shad
pipes apple brandy 40 lbs Spanish ;nd;oo
40 DDS DO do Is los nu;megs
IL crates Liverpool 100 mr. mems f;ne sho,s
10 "Seo'eo 5O do coarse do
10 some do 500 lbs Glauber salts
me haze also on hand,
, IRON Loaf sugar
n,, Srawley and Tanners & Linseed oil
n ,.s oieel Nova Scotia grind
Pepper Ground ,,l,;.,sr :, .,,.
TTsPee Good manufactured to-
powder bacco by the keg. for
Shot assorted sizes retailing
Irenca brandy Tar
E'ce Wedding hoes
SS Nests woodward
Wrought and cue nails, | Bed cords leading ,nes
assorted sizes and irvine
Snuff NeclI,c. e..
e.ass ware V'a fe +! Some jugs butter pots.
tumblers AND decan- chamber nots wash
tiers. assorted sizes bason. h,l,. ~.
Hats oh,,r,a p''
AZ oa,'y expect 10 receive, quantity OF Sherry
Wine, Window Glass, CoDerass and Alum III
oil which articles, we will sell AZ a s,,,n ,dy,nc.
Tor cash. approved parer or country produce.
,, ShaPard & Lucke.
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TN cnnseqcen-<, Of a resolution OF
Y. the Genera Assembly, passed at
their late session, I am Instructed by
the Executive TO make enquiry res
pecting the situation of all Ordnance
and Military Stores, belonging to the
state mot including those in The SER
vice of the United States or Of this
State) and make report thereof to the
Governor. f>ts~
In obedience to this instruction, and
as the most probable mean of effect
ing the object contemplated by the Ex-
ecu,ive, 1 have thought proper thus
publicly to request of such of the citi-
zesns of the commonwealth as may
have any knowledge of the situation,
nambcr, quality and size or weight of
any cannon or other ordnance, and
muskets; cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in Immediate use, to
communicate aparticular report there
Of to meas soon as convenient.
- SAMUEL COLEMAN,
-, 49, CLERK TO tbe Execu,ive.
Richmond, Feb. Z, 1906. (tf)
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lacks grey prnkin Cd. and lord clsrrnrt.s
Osprey 81. And in sweepstakes of leo g
each, ne beat the duke of Grafton's Obsrcn I'd
Lord Clsrraon,'s NYoodcocl; Sd, and Mr Yer
mems mn!,i eth Thus Citizen. bcsidee being
a capital runner himself. is altogether from the
first rate running stock.
In a letter from Mr. Sirrt. member oSparlia.
ment tor Dorsctshire, TO DIR Thornton, he says,
:" know of four or FIVE very promising colts of
Citizens get One in particular of the honora-
bic Lionel Dancr's. another of DR.. Barnes's and
l have yearling in nay possession, which
think the inest colt of his age I ever saw.
From having seen these (his first eolts) repent
having parted with him. and would willingly re.
purchase the horse.'
Mr. Ringgold. at whose farm he STOOD in
Washington county. Maryland, says Citizens
colts are the finest he ever saw, in every res.
pea.
Clifdcn had only SO mares in Virginia the
season OF 1902. The season after, his colts be-
ing seen, he had 100. Col. Patterson, with
whom he first stood, says no colts hare been
seen equal to Clfden's since the time CT Old
Janus
DO HEREBY CERTIFY. That Clficn stood
chesterfield county, at my stable that he is
remarkaDe sure foai- get,er, and his colts are
large and handsome.
1904. - - = :, '"'- y
THOMAS BRANCH
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Geo. Watt

Il As renoveGr.om the store he Formerly &C.
IL cupied TO brick house on the cross stree,
leading from the main street to ShoeSoe ware.
aonse, where he has on hand and chcfsto dis
pose ~ OH moderate terms, by whoiesale,
The Following articles, piz::
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars,
N. England, w. Island. and Antigua Rum,
CogriSc, Barcelona and Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malags Wine,
Coaec of 4 superior c.;aiity.
Molasses, Ginger and Fig D!uc,
Young Hyson and lmpsrial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot, assorted si2es--And
The remainder of his S;ock of Dry Goods
consisting principally of articles suited TO the
present and approaching season, which he will
either sell on credit OF 5, 6 and months. for
no-es negocIabe at the Bank OF Virsinia, with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richsncnd, 22d NJ CHI. 1905.
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soa'h of Petersburg and cover mares a, 50 dcl.sss
'hs season, the money 10 be sent with the mare,
or 90 dollars rhe insurance, TO be paid in Gao.
be-. and returnabie in every Instance wucre Inc
mare shall not prove to have been iii foal (exeept
the properly shall be changed) witt, one dollar TO
the groom in every instance.
Good pasturage in separate enclosures, to suir
mares in all conditions. gratis. Servants boas-
ded at 10s6 per week-Craiu furnished on mode
rate terms for which the money must be sene.
Grea; attention will be paid to mares, bur no liz
ability for escapes or accidents Notes of hand
Tor the insurance viii be expaed TO accompany
The mares. The season will commence the 18th
OF February and end the FIRST of August.
The great size; figure and performance on the
turf added to the high price winch his colts COM
mand, give HIM decided superiority over any
stallion iii America.
Nathaniel Riyes.
January 8 1906. wlss