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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-02
HAY MARKET GARDEN.

HE proprietor Of the Hay Market Garden, ref
4 pectfully notifies the citizens of Richmond
Manchester, and the public generally, that the garden
will be kept open during the FELTON, of the General
AHen,bly. Muiical and other agreeable entertain.
mentsrendered under his own direction. Having
made M engagement with excellent Muficiau, Ere.
derrick Augal Sehwicker late from Zurich, in Swift.
zerland; 10 difapPoin;msnt will take place IN future
asto r'uiic MIR. Sthwicker will give elons eat the
Piano Fort Flute Violin, Tenor, Violincello ijafoon
Clarinet, French Horn, Trumpet and Guitar, foI
account of the proprietor ipecinlens of his perform.
ance oil each of thoie infrrments, may bo fcen and
heard at any time in the Ball room Of the garden
and Piln, Forts tuned. The garden now enlareius
and otherwiie improving, may be rented for ore OF
more years or fealons By peron qualified 10 give "a
ti.action the vi!tOrs. AN excellent Ice hDu(e NAV
be annexed to the garden.
The Dwelling Houie (uncoDnea ed with the public
garden) may be rented for ole or more yesrs for pr
vate refiGencc.
December l2. I'll 4w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-02

T HE fubfcribers offer for he, their revcrfonary
A. right in anew fre-proof warrhouIe on Maxwelrs
wharf in the Borough of Norfolk, defcri5ed in the
will of Doctor John X. Read, docd. as his pttey-
mse 7oorsbsgje.
In this property, Mrs. Helen Read has a life ef-
tate.
MERIWETHER JONES,
BENJAMIN r.. READ.
~ 1t is probable that may leave this Rate err
long in which event, Merise,her lone. will be
fully authorized TO aa for me,
BENJAMIN F. READ.
November L.. IF
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GEORGE Willy.

BROKER Il COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Near the Balm,
DUYS and fells all kinds of produce--Alfo, and.
- Lots, and houfes, Bank Stock, &c.
~ Hebas fer Sale, LOTS Nc. 14l, 9, 8, and 4,
which make entire fqsare in Du-vsI's additi-
on--There is good Spring attached to them, Theft
lots are well worth the attention Of any gentle
man wihingto build Hummer retreat for his family
July 23--tf.
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OYSTER HOUSE.
GEORGE WATSON,

EAS commenced his former and well kpsrn oc-
I oupation sff,rnifLing OYSTERS, BEEF STEAKS
CoLD SsAcns, and RELIsnks, at the white Kouie
the Union Tavern, wherein the Pofl- Office wa,
lately kept. He begs leave TO allure thefe who may
favor him with their company commands, that
thing fiail be ncsleaed oil his part which proni-
fes to give fasislaaion.
O9ober Is,
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ELLIS & ALLAN

i7ave iR rrfeioed Iy hr Slip, P,ofr6,eE anil Glo,es
from Aivnf0o!, ard Sga8sn from LonAon,
A SUITABLE and well leleeled aIort,nent a,
~ FALL GooDS.-Amongi which are;
Dufel and Point Blankets
Role Blankets from Cd la
Mapped Cottons
Kerieys white ssd coloured
Plains 90. do
Yarn and Plaid EIofe
Mills from Sd to 2od
Crown window gaie 10 by 6, IL BIZ 0 aid IL by 10
Putty and Glue
Boiled LInfesd oil in Jars
Epglin White Lead ground in Of
--------Yellpw ochre
-----Spsnilh Crown
---~-Verdigreaie a pots
Bellows, Anvils, Vices and Smiths hammers
Liverpool FiI!ed Salt
London suPerfine Cloth. and Caaimeres, hpge anS
double Mild
Pltent Woollen CnrdS
Veivets, Hunters aud Contribution Cords, Corduroy.
and 1hickfttts
-----r---siIk, Cotton and Worried Hofe
-s:;.! Ds;!; !sacp 10,
---~--Wbite Angnia Hofe, very fire
Gcnten'en'S Silk, Cotton, and Worried Hofe
----~-- ---r-Ansslas and Lambs Wool
-------e-~-f.ambs Woel Hail Hole
Real Italian Sareeneis plain and chscked
---~CLanIbray Mullins
Plain and Tamboured Iaconet Mullins
COLOMBIA. Piqset, s Laced colonade & Canb;ie 10,
Coioured Csnlhries and CaIicoe,
Elegant Silk Shawl, do. Cambria do.
BrliHels end Kitdersqnaers Carpets AID Carpetfing
GeoIefoen'. peal Brayes, Fafhionabs Hsts
------~--7---patent do,
Ladies Trimmed da
Rich Black MOles.ip
Rich figured do.
Guns and Fifols
Hlcgan Pc~rg Pieces
Seine J'winc
5-S AID IO-4 Diaper and Dan,a1 IA.
-, io-4, 1917 Damais apd Diaper Table Clahsr
! 'rh t.sens ps.6 I'll Iri'h Shooting,
Which Vii! ~ CID ol fieGeeais terms
OaObsr ~. A.
II 0ENRRfE AgS1RTaEyF or
= BLANKS,
FOR sAdh ar TAs efSIcR.
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Game sime he lived at the above mentioned plaee,
fonne Frseh families tesed az the Yattatle Point
10 called, being pare of what 10 called Bayou
Pierre iet,emcnf and that the fame place has cont-
nuei Ice occupied by French families incc, &
which is under the jur(dIion Of the Spanih go
verpn,cnt in the province Of Taxus and thar iaid
YMtafe Point uf.d to be place Of great depoht by
Iudian TRADERS before l.ouiiiana ceded Spain
and farther that he has knowledge that fome French
hunters white Louifiana belonged France, planted
fevera crops of corn more than Fifty leagues abuve
the ancient Caddo village OH Red river, the
moth Of Doggy river, or the Youres it's called
and that II. fettlement the old Caddo village was
abandoned about 50 years ago, aud that he believes
the eauie Of their removal their having large M
miles Of children growing up, and after the ce6ion
Of 1ouana 60 Spain the fettlement did appear to
augment and the inhabitants d.irons their "a.
mile, Of children hsuld have the 5ereh,s Of better
ociety, hut that the country is exceedingly pleaiau
and fertile, and is capable of becoming rich and po
pulous fettlement, and farther the deponent faith
not.
(Signed)
JULIAN Bosom.
Sworn to before me at Natehitoehes the 10th o
September, 1905.
(sigueD
JOHN SHELLEY,
| JEaiee IF tie Pesee
L. the fubcriser being duly fworn as an interprete
the Preach language, do hereby certify that the
bove foregoing depoGson of Julian Befon is ,rul.
| interpreted.
John HORN
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MILITARY CERTIFICATES.

TOR SALE, Certificates Of this fiare, bea ing in
L tere Of per cent. and receivable al the Urea
all srrearages Of taxes prior tothe year 79s
WILLIAM PRICE, Cslhr. Genl. M. A. 9.
May ii.
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MecABE 4 WALKER.
" I'LL
WITCH e COCK MdKERS,

EIL1Fg
III ne ern0 borE ess.}ffs 1flGJs Canblss' sfo,t
Riebmsad
nFFER their ferviees to the public. Frcr- Hria
~ attention 20 all eonirpands apyertaning to their
buinefs. and the pains thz, will be heaswed In
the execution Of Their work, they have full confidence
70 hope for eonfjnranes Of the ours they may re-
eeive Great will be taken iD repairing oil Esd,
Of wstrhss and clocks,
December =. III,
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DOCTOR JARUS,

- hGS leave to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
- OF this city, and the Public generally. that he
will continue, as formerly, to praaice as DEN
riST, Fhofe who may Plesfe to employ him in fhe
line Of his profsgion NAV rely The Hriaea aieH-
ton by him 10 give fatsfstton.
Deeemberi !.
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JOHN HORN.
NAcnIrocur,, Sept. 10, 1905. :

Perfonaly appeared before me, John Sibley, one
OF the juces Of the peace, in fad county. Louis La
nalaty, of Campte in faid couaty, efq who being
dslv fworu, depofesh and faith, that he is now 6G
years of age and that he born at the place now
called Natchitoches although he never was at the
place where the ancient Caddo village was, he was
the conant habit of fleeing the French inhabitans
and the folders who were then living and Cautioned
there and has no more doubt of the faa than though
he adfeenit he faw MIR. Grape and his family
when they returned from there. And further, tina,
he has no knowledge of the ancient French eiablf-
ment at the Ya,afe point in the vicinity of Bayou
Pierre, and that three French families lived there be-
fore Louifiana was coded TO Spain, and tina, Mr..
Verge lived there for number Of years and that
aid place ufuay place of depoit for the Indi-
traders, &c. And farther, that he has knowledge
of MIR. Bourne, formerly comn,sndant of Nachito-
ches having had trading houie eltabliihed OH the
fouth wet fde Of the Sabine river, and diltant from
the river about leagues, and from Natchitoches
bout so leagues, and about north wet from, it: which
Establishment was antecedent TO the Spanih govern
nicnts taking place in Louiana: and that the fame
place was occupied by fundry perfons afterwards,
we'll before as after the change of government And
thar he has been infora,ed that the mIltones tina,
at the old French Establishment at the Caddos,
being brought down. And that, according To the
belt OF his recollection, it is about thirty-eisht
years fnee the faid fet,lement was abandoned; and
further the deponent faith not.
Signed, LOUIS LAMALATY.
Sworn to the 10th Sept 1905, before me,
Signed, JOHN SHELLEY,
Juitiee Peace.
the fubferiber, being duly fworn the interpre-
ter of the French language, do hereby certify that
the foregoing declaration of Louis Lamalsty, ela.
is truly interpreted and traiGated.
Signed, ]. HORN.
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NOTICE,

NHR S~0syO,s Of @r Stags Poads fam R,s51s~s
\ 10 Cba,hb5ehLr, arr yf7peAadfo fskces,ee, tba
rf'Sfsi eo1pisigis bi9e ban r0 10 me, efhs danger
7s6isb bs f6sacot IN Be Sigzs blpe 5eee and nh ~.
Jr5;s6'd TO- from be 5adso6 IF tie pasdJ, sci1g ,sG
1a'aiy from he io''rz'i'5 Hylsrcer effbe, 7oJ,
orsbt 70 f bs" ,tgn'1yly res,odhjer.f,,e IL on an,
frf5Sy eS'7Pi'igf " Be d6isgh peSs Of lie Sfqgs q,
S5se,nion ot1vs, J SsY b,olAJ az ne hry Sy,s7, q
egf,es tie ~sf esse,ploSy faSas! on t@ss z,bo are IL
AsDh T6s g4ascdi g'oS Of f5eisiy, ne &lsfJ aare7,.
~ or bs foacsvqSee sffbe e5Es AfR ard ny ozga H.
t0S9, gre oaiive sias Jgeienf fjr lt6 G,scuissa.
RlCHARD g.gRRELL.
Drse7nsp IT. (yaIOfTp.J
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NArcu,rocnr,, Sept. le, 1905.

Perfanaly appeared before me. John Smiley, one
Of the juices of the peace for the faid county Of
Eatchtoches, Mary Louila Breyell, widow of An
tome Griette, deeeaed, who being duly fwor,, de-
pofcth and faith, that after e married Mr. Grillette
he went with him TO the ancient Caddo village,
where he remained about Is months. At that time
there few French inhabitants who were iet-
tied and lived there, ard French commandment who
was Mr.. Grape, and as near as fhe recolieas feur
folders that the French inhabitants cultivated every
thing that common for the French inhabitants to
cultivate in other parts of Lsuifana, and that ihe
does not rscolea the exa4 number of years that has
elapfcd 6nee he was there, but believes il was at
lca ten years before the government of Spain took
place in Louiiana, and that he always underaood by
her parents, 1ie wac there when child, but i,e was
to- Young to have remembrance of it. And further
the deponen; faith not.
har
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TO DE RENTED,

MY R0vSk ,.4 Lo7. ssey sBssls,, mn, 8. O,
lfI Airy bbef,s, Gfaofos---Fe, f1s-s, seSIy .. M,
ss1"ni hfC,s1y. -ctsJs gIy aaft0,id6y s. 10 Urn
@r1sTs@s, erie BE IsLjt,i6>r. Psgz5sos mas be 10,
klhs'eiy t1& B,LLLIdJ2 MANN.
Ae.gg 30 /FH
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EDUCITpN.

| he conrie tor thu eniang year vii! commerce on
the loth January and end oo the 18th OF Au4
gait. The 5hnual commencement OF thu co.rfc il,
future will he the III OF ,n5,r, the ..li vacation
bes,iins the 10th Of Aueuit prccedin, and exprina
that day. The couf of iuN, utaion Mill eon,prebsn3
the Latin, Creek and Iren,a lsuyaav-s. Hl,taeno-
tics, Geography win ,he ur ofthr Globes, Eifory,
Eny,.h Grammar, Eiucutiou, Lnsic, Competition,
Moral Phoiophy, and foine ne the mott u.ef,I ana
curious branches Of Na.ura Philosophy, &c &c.
The expences oi u ttndcnt for courie are as fol-
low, viz.
&na
Board from III Oct. to 18th Aug. following SIS
Waiting, candles, SC, Is
Tuition an
iss
To fon,e, t!efe charges may appear ex,rava"ant,
but by comparing them with thofe of Wm and Ma
ny (Which by the aif hateneut publifhed amo,nfe1
tn $50 dos will appear that the expences Of tt,-
dent at the Rumford Academy nr near Iinonth; are
little more than half thofe Of fludent at Wr, ara
Mary for 9.-The e1p-nces of the PRESENT cnurge
will be in proportion TO the above iiatennent
q. II. DEvENHSE.
King William, December Ia.
Northumberland cosn.y Ceu,s, I2.s Noe 1906.
IN CK-ANC sRY.
Leroy ope, Comprt.
againit
R' sn% w MSoss pl IsI" Davis Def,
' ME Defendant, Richard Moore NOT h. wing on.
tered his appearance, aud given iecur;y accord
ing to the aa Of AGeby, aud the rule of this court.
and it appearing the iasfatton of tine court, thur
he is not all inhabtant Of this tate on the motion .s
the complainant by his eouufe Il is decreed and orr
dered chat the iad defendant appear here on the rt
day ct March court next, and aniver the bill of the
complainant, and that copy OF this order be forth
with inherited in fon,e public neyyipaper pubifhed +,
the city of Richmond, for two months iuccefveIy
and another copy poNed at the frunt door of the
Court hou!e OF this couny. And is further order
I'd that the defendants, DAVIS and pearion do no, nav
away eoaTey or iecretc any money property thew
may have belonging to the faid Richard Moore bu.
that they retain the fame in their hands. fuhed to the
future order Of the court.
Copy,
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foregoing deroh,in Of John Bsptine Grape. Efq
is truly interpreted and translated.
Siyned,
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Signed
THOMAS RODNEY.

p. S. JuGice Baker was ALTO dire4ed to require
bail of Reuben, Nathan, and Samuel Ke'nper repec-
lively, keep the peace Especially towards he fub-
jets OF the king ofSpan. and to do no injury to any
one below the line of denarcation.
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yss sIsgssT PRICE, (is cAeH} VILE BE c.
~ hT TGJs GFFfcE FOR
CLAN LL.YEH II L.0y2OY RAGS.
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Can9te, ia TIE djarie9 Of NdfeliicrJy, S.p,e~6e, H.
1905.

caa9ts, ia ID. djfri9 Of NaieliiosJ,, S.p,e~6er II,
1905.
Personally appeared before me, John Sibley one Of
the nsghrate, for the county Of Natchitoches Mary
Pulegie Grape Fontneau, aged &c, who being duly
cautioned aud fworn, depofeth and faith That lie be-
|iev.s fhs was born at the ancient Caddo village,
where an eftabfhment of French inhabitants and
fonie folders, and thst hs perfectly recolleas de-
fcendng Use river with her father fhe was then a.
bout fx years of age; and that her mother remained
Behind to collect fome debts, and game down abou,
tx wssks after, and that fbe had always cnderaood
her family had lived there for comfortable Number
of years, and that there were a number of French
Families had lived there for many years.
S;gned,
FONTfNEAU,
SsptI4, 1905, fworn before me-
Signed,
JOHN SIBLEY, J. p. i
7, John Horn, being duly fworn as Interpreter, de-
clare that the above declaration of May Pulegie
Grape Fontiuear, is truly interpreted as above writ
ten
Signed,
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MARY LOUISA a BREVELL,

mark.
Sworn to befo;,, at Natehitoches aforefaid, the
day aud year aforelaid.
Signedi
JOHN SHELLEY,
Julfiee of the peace.
], the fubfcribsr being duly fworn interpreter
Of the French language, do hereby ee tiy that the
above dePoltion of Mary Louifa Brevell is truly in
terprete4.
Signed,
InnN
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r. WILLIAMS.
Wsjsingfsa, Sept. %, 1895.

SIR; %.
Finding you had left this when I returned from,
Natehez Mr. Shiel,is follows with my orders capt
Sparks commanding at the fort. Ineloied is copy
Of my letter him, indicative Of the with of the
cu,ve Of this territory the oecafon, which tfult
viii be compatible with the civil authority.
lam, &c.
Signed,
R. WILLIAMS
ts9:e RaGy
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ELI IN ID, O, Y
December 10, 9TH g M
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Aesanpa.yi-g MESSAGE Gen ise PRESIDENT
.f.b- UaissdSiafes.
c.-priGsg jsR length al tbr aafer, 80. frevi0
Ir!si ia tie Eu7aire,.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

vT'uE subscriber is disposed 20 sell his farm
Whereon lie now lives. in Charlie, Cisy
county. eomtainisg five hundred and thirty acres
OF iai'i..a gopd brick dwelling hou-e. and all o
thsr buildings necessary for the accnnlmoda zion
Of q gsa'ee family, situated irnmcdiateiy on
Chickaho'niny river about three miles sbovs the
mouth ,hereof. The natural advanSagss sttach-
ed 10 this farm admirable all kinds OF wild
fowl are to be got in their season At very little
trouble, and fish in greaS abundance at all sea
sons in the year are Caught IN seines, weirs an
Cling. &c IN the greatest perfection The grea
ter part Of his farm is arabic land and good soil
for the PRODUCTION of grain, with considerable
part well calculated for ne gov II of tobacco.
and for raising stock Of every knd--it is nfe-
rior to no fam of lis Size Al those advantsg-
es and convenencies render the premises oesi
rabe. Any person inclined to purchase car
view the same and treat with the subscriber re.
speeing the terms of sale. &c and a, ,he same
time 6Ad TO exaggeration made in esIinavion
of this valuable property.
Mules GAIT.
Charles CITY co March I l9O6 vrSt+
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south f Petersburg and cover mares at so dollars
the season. the money 70 be sen. with The mare,
or 100 dollars the insurance. 10 be paid in Gao
bsr, and returnable in every instance where he
maze shall not prove to have been in foai except
the properly shall be cnanged) with Que dollar to
the groom, in every instance
Coed pasturage in separate enclosures, to suit
mares in all conditions. graus Servants boar
ded a. 1856 per week--Grain furnished on mode
rae terms for which the money must be sent
cres, attention will be paid 10 mares. bur NO Ii.
ao,liy for escapes accidents Notes of hand
far the insurance viii be expaed 10 accompany
the mares. The season viii commence the 18th
OF February and end the first of 3ugust
The great size; 6guse and performance on the
turf. added 70 ,he high psice which his COILS con-
maud, give him decided superiority ever AM
stallion IN America,
Nathaniel Rives.
January s 1906. wi3t
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ST. PAUL.

SssNaS A beautiful sorel horse. Is ands
4yAAssX, inches high, remarkable for his
~ II elegance beauty. strength AID fine
IF.e xtSK bone will stand the ensuing sea
son. al my plantation on James river, generally
known by the name of Maidsn's Adventure. a.
bou, 3miIes above Fine Gtsek mill and & miles
below &iehaux's ferry, IN Powhatan county, TO
cover macs at twenty five DELAYS the season,
which will commence the FIRST of Mach and
expire the Iirt of Auguss-Extrsordinar good
and ess,ensivs pssturage gratis, but no LIABILITY
for accidents or escapes Gentlemen wishing
their mares fed, may he furnished with corn al
The market price, tor winch cash r,ust be sent
with the mares--as also, notes of hand for the
due Payment of the money for the season
NJ. Il Twenty dollars paid on or before ,be
thifd Wednesday IN November (being powha
tanoours day vii! be received as full! compensa
lion cf the aDoye, with half dol TO the groom
This beautiful horse, St. Paul was raised by
the Prince OF Wales. and got by his horse Sal.
IRAN, who was g., by Eclipse that cover,d a,
2OO giineas the season-hs dam Virayo by Snap
---h,S gIsndam by Iegulus out of a sis,er 20
Black ana all-Black. and was thought to be the
best runner OF his time-he won several large
s'skes, among which the Derby, 1873 beat
ing Dungsnnou, Volunteer, Phenomenon, Con.
zaies, and several others---he was the sire Of
Whiskey, who a, years old won 1850 ruineas.
also ct whip. RoyaIist. peeping Tom General,
CoineE. Sylph, Septcm, Caroline, Tiffany Jau
Iehna' Sc David Sprightly, Queen OF Sheba,
opankaway, Rose, Sweeper, Cytus. Goa! Mer.
| chant, Piekpocket Oscar, Ambrosio. Pretty
Fatty. cad several others Of the first rate run.
nefs ST. Paul's dam Purity was got b. bIateh'rn.
who covered for several of the last years of his
life ~ 81 guineas rnase--her dam the Old
Squirt mare, Of as great fame perhaps, as good
breeder, as any mare in the kingdom--she was
the dam of Virgin Dido, Conundium, Ranthos,
Enigma. Miss Timms, Punpkin. Maiden twho
was dam of Walnut) lie Sang Rassslas, Purity,
and several others Purity was che dam Of Rock
ingham, Archibald, Fiizwilliam, St Paul and
several Others Several certificates of st Paul
as GOOD and sure fosI gerer may he seen At his
stand THOMAS HhRRIS, Jr.
Powhaian city, March Isl 1866 tf
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{ Eonr Dollars Per dnnum.... taidin Advance.

EY virtue of a deed Of trust ex-.
K ecu,ed to Tvs by Thomas C. Armstrong,
10 secure the payment of a s'ebt due by him TO
Thomas Johnson, we shali on SATURDAY the
12t, OF April nexs. at The Tavern Of Josiah
NECROES. Adam and Russell, to satisfy the
said debl and expenses of executing the trust
Josiah Parkinson.
John L. Crute.
March 18Th 1905. Wa
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w H | P,

let 10 mares Six CnIneas the season, TO be dis
charged by five, provided the money be paid by
,hs i5,h of September following Three Gun
meas viii be required oy the leap and nine 10 en-
sure q mare with fu,l--in eirher case one dollar
to the groom Should any gentlemen engage
six mares, they will be accounted as FIVE
WHIP is beautiful bay, twelve years old, of
great size and :irergth. being Is hands inches
and quarters high and foai gciter, in
movement and in aaion, is thought b. the best
judges to have been seldom, if ever squailed, by
any horse in America Ills pedigree and per
fotmances the turf are inferior 20 no imported
horse Whatever He was goo by the noted horse
Saitram, BY C'Helly's Eciipsc and his dam. King
Herod. as MAY be seen IN the general stud book
and taiendar, which are KEEP, along with him
for the ncpe 2ion of such a. may wish TO satisfy
themselves as TO his abilities There are four ex
cellen;. extensive ana welt furnished clover loSs,
suficien for lie support of mares without feedi z,
should tha. DC required corn will be furnished AZ
the marker price Gentlemen may assure them
solves that sliey will NEE, with ever, aceomino
dation, and ,hat every care will be taken o alie,
mares tha! lies il, the pows of ,he subscriber.
| he viii no, however be liable for any accident
The season will commence on the 20tn of March,
| aud expire ;he last day of july. Paslurags and
boarding for boys gra is
William Tompkins.
Feb 18th, 1906. iwtIsSlI&laft istA)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-04
Geo. clisman, d. 6.
In Htn,icO coRnfy co;lrt, February 4M,
1866.

1906.
William sydnor e Amey sydnor. complts.1 :.
dgaiasf
Lucy Sydaor widow and adin'x. Of r ebert .
SyiBDr. dec. Anthony Sydnor, Fortuna. T 3
tue Sydnor, ami William Moss and Ju- 3
9th his wife, defts !
rs-'H 2. defendant Anthony Sydnor, not nav.
4 ms entered his appearance aud given seeu.
rity according TO the al of assembly in such
case made aud provided, and the rules Of This
oorrt; aod il appearing TO the satisfaction oflhc
eonCt that he is nor an inhabitant OF this com.
monwealth On the motion ct The compainants
b. their Counsel, /: is odered, THAI the said de.
PENDANT do appear here on the first Monday in
Jdne neS; and answer the bill Of the said com.
pl9ii:an,s aad that copy of his order be
forthwith irscGed ~ soaIe oAe Of the newspapers
Publishes IN the city ofRi,hmond for two months
saceessiyely. add posted at the courthouse door
on two successive count days.
fes'e, GEO. CHISMAN. D. G.