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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-24
Public Sale.
o N M O N D A Y,


The 9Th day Of July next, at O'Clock, in the
afternoon, will be sold at public auction
on the premises, IF not previously disposed
of by private sale, of which timely notice
will be given)
That LOT on the west side OF
Fairfax-street, to the south Of the MarshaFs
late Office, and nearly opposite Mr.. Ihomp-
sons, measuring, SO feet | 3-4 inches on
Fairfax-street, and backwards parallel with
Cameron-street l23 feet inches.
The dwelling house consists of five rooms,
a kitchen, and good large cellar. A thorough
repair of the house, building a new stable,
and other improvements on this lot, cost up
wards of S 1000 in the year 1902.
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER,
III the Co6ee-House
That half acre lot in the town of Dunn.
fries, near the tobacco warehouse &, Guam
tico creek, designated in the plan of the said
town by No. l46 on which are erected a
substantial, well built brick house, 81 by %
feet, bale, or store house, SO by IS feet,
stable, &c.
The purchaser to give bonds with security
for the price, payable by equal portions in
one, two and three years, without interest if
punctually paid; and to secure the payments
a deed oftrust on the property purchased. A
good title will be made by
Colin Aud.
May 90. - 3tawts
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Ealua5ls Property for Sale.

E1O BE SOLD, in four distinct lots or to-
qethcr, four acres of LAND, contain
inc from one and quarter acre to two acres
each, most eligibly situated without the terri
ferry Of Columbia, extending An a right hne
from Gibbon-street to Creat-H sreeS'
;ntersecting Jefferson, Franklin, aid Green
street, and bounding east and west on ray
cite and Payne-streets.
A plan ofthe ground and iur5nef faf'l'u'1' :
may be obtained by appicationso
James Patton.
June az.
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IT rs ORDERED,

THAT a special court be held, on the 9Th
day Of July next, for the trial of this
cause, in this court; then to be held in the
town Of Alexandria, and that the Marshal do
give public notice Of the seizure and libel, by
causing the substance of the libel, together
witt this order, citing forth the time and place
Of trial, to be published at the courthouse
door of this county, at the coffee-honse door
in Alexandria, and in the public newspapers
of the said town, at least fourteen days prevl-
Gus to the day oftrial.
George Deneale, C. C.
May Is. cots
Purluant to the above order
of court, Robert Moss, D. NJ. for Daniel G.
Brent, marshal of the district of Columbia,
hereby gives Notice, That the seizure and IL
bel in the case above stated, is for breach..of
the revenue laws, in trading to certain port
in the island of st. Domingo, not under the
acknowledged government of France. The
trial will commence on the day, and at the
place above mentioned where all persons
concerned are notified to attend.
..'. r r. MOSS, d. III.
The subfcriber has julf Received
And offers for sale,
Ninety hampers Bristol PORTER BOT
TIES, containing one gross each
], Seven bales COTTON, of a superior qua
iity for retaiiing-and
A few tierces fresh RICE.
O " II II Nd,
Best Philadelphia PORTER AND PALE
ALE, in hhds.
Do. BEER, in barrels.
~ md rs USUAL,
First quality Philadelphia Porter and Pale
Ale, in bottles, hat u7s for home, ere~7torr con,
sxmyhtion.
also,
WHITE AND BROWN SOAP, old and
dry, and in nice order for retailing,or family
use.
WIN. DUNLAP.
lane 10. eotf.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber, living in
Hardy county, Virginia, on the. first instant,
a negro nan named DICK, about S feet. 8 or
9 inches high, has down look when spoken
to; Lis father is a freeman in Alexandria, and
it probable he viii make that way. Who
ever takes up said negro and secures him in
any goal SO that get him again, shall have
the above reward.
Joseph Van Meter.
June Fl3. 2aw2w*
n. b. All persons are forewarned agains!
'harboring said fellow, as lam determined 10
prosecute to the extent Of the law.
" Al
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Thirty Dollars Reward.
June i7,t 1897.

s - = 81 { sf-
II AN AWAY from the subscriber in Au-
IN gust last, a negro woman named 7abb ;
she is about IS years CT age, Of the common
size, of yellowish complexion, long face,
high cheek bones, and hex eyes sunk in--she
understands every kind of house work, wash
ing, nursing, ~&e, IN the latter capacity she
has been passing herself in Alexandria, and
has said by nay authority. There are various
circumstances which Lead me tobeliese she
has been and is now secretcd by her husband
Jerry 1.-THE property Of Joseph Mandeville, ju-
.Morl. Hesis hired to his father John Mande-
vile, as laborer, and sometimes drives a
cart ON the streets. 1auenty Dollars will be
paid if taken1in the district. and the above re-
ward if taken above 10 miles without, provi-
ded that she is SO secured that get her a.
gain.
Allpersons are cautioned against hasboring
or employing said negro, in any capacity
whatever. II. ROSE.
April 81. l2s.J aax
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r. e. WEIGHTMAN,
ut his Book Store, (lase DyASE's City st
IHashington,
4 KEEPS CONSTANTLY FoR7sALE,
n large and general assortment Of
Books and Stationary Of every
kind.

Printing Ink of the first qua!ity-Patent
Ball Skins-and Music and Musical lnstru
.ments. All of which he sells at the lowest
Philadelphia prices for cash.
r. C. w. has now in the press, and pur-
poses publishing on the first Of August next,
SIMPLE TILES, by MRs OrIE..2 vols.
10 mo. Of about $50 pages each. Price to
subscribers 81 IS in boards-to non-subscri-
bers 2S. Subscriptions for this work, are
received at this office, at the book store OF
Messrs. Gotten and Stewart, and at Mr..
SHUTS circulating library.
May %.
ps Subscriptions and payments received
as heretofore by r., C. w. for the aurora, who
is constituted agent for that purpose.
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A Brewery Establishment
- FCrR SHE.

JX7ISHING to quit the brewing business
wv / offer for sale all my right ans' hi L,
rest in that extensive BREtFRoooE Whi'n
now occupy. There is an established O'lm 10.
ness, 1900 barrels having been sold III 0l'
season, 1000 might be made-~all the VOL d.
ing utensils complete, with malt house h ,,o
mill, casks, and 800 bushels OF islalt'-Al's
a line of wharf extending along the Fo'oli'~, =.
$50 feet, very suitable for lumber yafu; I'd u
to receive -four by water--this may be 'le"''
for separately. co ,be
These premises are held by lease IRON -.
Corporation, who are to pay Tor all' n.
msnts of stone and brick, at the END u ' ~
lease, of which there are ten years uh1Hp +
from the Eth September next. one 'n nar,b.
the purchase money will be requifed---iOa OF
remainder a liberal credit viii be slvo ''loa
sufficient security. For further pa''S1
apply to cruse
May 27. ,s.he 6rk
T Ifnot sold at private sale =! , ~ Dub
of August, it will on that day be SOU T ~
lie auction, al ten O'Clock, on n'
to the highest bidder.
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For Sale by the Subscribers,
Lisbon carpetiny for summer, Of dissrr',
qualities,
Bucsllos and carearello Wines in quartz,
casks,
Window Glass of different sizes,
Mould Candles of superior qualify :,
small boxes,
Z Soft shelsed Almonds in bags,
A quantity of patent Iron hollow ware.
R. T. Hooe & Co,
June l.. az
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Valuable Property for Sale,

E
PURSUANT to decree of the Houor.,,
the Circuit Court of the district Of Cob.,,.
bia, in suit depending in Alexandra co.'s
ty, III Chancery, wherein CoLIx Au1o..a
ministrator of RoBERr M1LL1eAN, decess
cd, is complainant, and IN1LLIAu W.
SON is defendant-will be exposed to ptb
lie Sale, on MONDAY, the 9th day eli,
ly next, at 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon.
.17' THE COFFEE-HOUSE,
A LOT, containing one acre;
extending on Washington-strcet three b,y'
dred and 6fty-three feet two inches, and ~
Oronoko-street one hundred and twenty-tb,p.
feet FIVE inches; on which there are erer,,.i
substantial, commodious and well-6nishs5
dwelling house and other suitable buiIdipe<
as lately occupied by Mr.. WlIsox. SubiSf
to ground rent of twenty pounds per ur.
NUN.
A FARM, called :" NOUN.
HYBtA," handsomely situated, containing ;.
bout $50 acres, six miles from sown, and nj.
Joining the lands Of James Patton and Thouas
son Mason.
Three-fourth parts OF an mr.
divided interest in the whole of tie Lal..
heretofore attached to the Keep-Trrst fus.
mace, being about l400 acres, with the cxceI.
ton of the works and 22l acres sold to ~
government of the United STATES lying "A
Berkely, Row Jefferson county, near Harper,
ferry.
.dad at tie SANE hour, on The f5Hosoieg day, u.
ON the Premises,
Twenty-six Acres and forty
FIVE Perches of Ground lying within the IL
mits of the corporation. boundedto TIE nOgth,
ward by the lands formerly belonging to
Richard Conway, deceased on the eastward
by the lands of the heirs Of Samuel ArcA; cs
the southwark by the lands of Lawrence ANaf
and King-str continued and on the Vest
ward by the lands of Charles Lee and Berg
min Du!any: eight acres of which are Under
lease to Purkis and Workman, which e1-
pires on the first Of April next, and IRE N
state of high cultivation as a garlc1
Nine Acres OF Ground, be-
ginning on the north side of Queen-stfeet
near the powder house running thence VIII
the north side of said street westwardly to the
line of land belonging to the heirs OF Sasnuei
Arell; thence northwardly with that line lni1
Oronoko street; thence eastwardly with s2ia
street TO Mr. Fendal's line; thence sou.a'
wardly with said line to the be- ginning.
The respective lands will be sold tosetSs:.
or divided into such lots as may be deemed
most advantageous.
BY agreement of the parties interested
credit Of one, two and three years will be Sl'-
en-, upon bonds with sufficient security foF
the purchase money being granted, bearing
interest from the day of sale, and the puhe'u@
payment thereof, by equal portions at lhs's
periods, further secured by deeds OF trust 81
the respective properties purchased
Charles Lee, Com',&
Thomas Swan,
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To Sell OF Rent,

Sundry-LOTS IN Aiexandria--Also seve-
raj in the city of NEashington. For terms ap-
ply TO SARAH POREER.
! EsbruaEy IL. 2aw
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Soap and Candle Works
FOR SHE.

TIME subscriber having determined on re-
i linquishing his business, offers for sale,
his entire Works in the Soap and Candle ma
nufacturing line. The Works are almost new
and in good condition, fit for any person $50
inclined} to so to work Immediately.
In point of situation, there is none in this
place equal to; it for business, being within
few yards of the wharf, lower end of King
street, in which the principal businessis done.
1t is deemedunnecessary to giveya description
of the Works, as it is presumed that 10 per-
son will purchase without viewing them !:
however, they are the most extensive in this
place. There is about six hundred bushels
of prime Ashes on the premises. Six menths
of the time for which the place was rented Is
unexpired. For terms apply to the subscriber
on the premises. -
William Kean.
June le. cost
": b. Immediate application would be OF
advantage TO the person to purchase or rem.
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June a.
r M SUBSCRIBERS

ge;nr destroys ct6ringing the affairs q tAe sase
s,,, Of THOMPSON and VEIICH, 20 q
sral Close, OFFER FOR SALE tie tolloSs-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28
CERTIFICATES.

London. I7th February, 1906
William Lightfoot, Esq
Dear Sir Hambleton
ought to stand very high with you, as his colts
IN this country turn OUT excellent runners, &c.
P0 Cfeu.
Charlotte, 10Th May, 1906.
put ice mares to Hamiton, and they al
proved in foal, and The colts fine and large -
! also have a mare which has bro't nc four colts
one by Diomed one b. Dragon, one by Seagul,
and anoihe, b. Hamilton, and the Hamilton
colt has the preference Of eitheri think her
one Of the finest FLIES. both in size ard figure
that lever saw. Gwen under my hand.
Henry Lester.
Lunenburgh, Stu May 1906.
This VIII certify that put mare 10 Hamil-
ton in IS)f when he stood at mr. Fl Lcster's
in Charloue county, and am as well pleased, If
not better, with the colts by him. than with any
the same mare ever had--she previously bred
by Occur dc Lion, Diomed, Quicksilver and
Dion. 7bedk Lester
Charlotte county.
In the year 1904 put a NAV. TO Hambleion,
then kept by mr. II Lester Of this county aud
am fully persuaded that it is the best colt the
mare ever had, and is in my estimation ne best
colt ! ever bred from any horsc.--I moreover
never have heard Of any complaining of their
colts from that horse. Jbos. Reed. jr.
HauJvcy County
herewith certify that mr. VIM, LiyhIfoot's
horse Hamb.eton, stood at ny stable the last
season, and that he has proved an excellent ioaI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28

getter his colts world Go credit 10 any horse en-
the continent. mr. Wm. Morris Of this county
and nut FIVE mares each, all OF which proved
in ioal-Civen under ny hand this IN day of
May, 1895. Sr.ka 7iSs,n,,,.
New Kent
hereby certify that purchased Gel, ~ the
sale OF WIN. b. christian, got by Hsr,bieton her
longing 20 VIM Lightfoot Esq. of Sandy poin,
this colt is two years old this summer. he is
large. handsome and good bone Given under
my hand, l7th April. 1906. I'm. D3v-l,s
Charlotte County, 9TH May, 1906.
We the undermined subscribers had coils
dropped last season by Hamble,on. and they are
esteemed by and we believe by the neigh.
bors generally. to be remarkable CORD cells; he
lng tor the most part large, fine and handsome,
We also believe taat the season he stood in this
county, he go; as many colts as any horse could
get with The same number of mares
William Mitchell !frmes Lantin,
Gent. Smiibson, Oueyfor Pe,fvs
Thomas Rttus, Vm l. Norton
W Lester
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-28
y me Governor II the Comn0RVeal1A
Virginia,
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS it appears to the executive,
that Jacob West, late OF the county Of
Montgomery, stands charged on inquisit-
OF had and taken before James Mason, esq.
coroner for the county of BJtetourt, with
the murder of John George late Of the said
county Of 3otetOurt and that the said Ja-
cob West hath fed from justice | have
therefore thought fit, with the advice Of
tho council Of state, TO issue this proclama-
ton, hereby offering reward Of two
hundred dollars to any person or per-
sons who shall apprehend the said Jacob
West and convey him before some magis-
tratc OF the said county Of Botetonrt to be
dealt with as the law directs. And / do
moreover inj0in all officers civil and mill
tary and exhort the good people Of the
commonwealth to use their best endeavors
TO apprehend the said Jacob west and con-
Vey him before some magistrate for the
county Of BotCtourt aforesaid 20 be dealt
with according to law
Given under my hand with the seal
OF the commonwealth annexed at
Richmond, this second day Of A.
=. >. pril, in tire year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seven.
and of the commonwealth the th,r-
ty-hrst.
(Signed) WIN. II. CABFLL.
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NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN,
TRA7 THE PRINCIPAL BUILDING or gyR
New-Glasgow Academy,

In The count OF amherst, is now ready for the
reception Of S'udcns, ard the trustee have
Ia'ey engaged with Mr JoHN UENDary 10
supeiintend aud direct the studies Of the said in
ST ution, in ie0 ching the Latin an! Creek ian
gulces elasticity, and such branches of the Ma.
thematics, of natural and moral Philosophy as
are -uaily taught in Schools upon the mos1 mo
d-rn and approved plan There is also ene9p
cd a Steward who is to furnish board % the pro
fessors, and such Of The siudents rs may chuse
To live with him, in nett and commodious
hcuss very convenient 10 The academy and set
apary f1r ,hi purpose The student are tore
SIDE and lodge in the academy. so that they will
he Under the immediate eye of the president or
teachers,
TIE trustees hatier themselves that from the
qua.li atoms and u,ual diligence of MIR HEn
DIEM in he line # his profession, and their own
promised attention 10 the MOI atty and viduous
education OF the students, this SEMINARY will
shortly aT3gd such samples Of virtue Nlcarning, as
viii not dsappoist the hope Of thu future welfare
prosperity and usefulness Of this infant insutu
ion ~ he fees Of tuition will Je az the rate Of
Tn Do'ars per session for each scholar, paya-
bic one half in advance and The balance az The
clcse Of The session, and board no collars per
session, payable as atoiessid, and tine students TO
lurnish ihei, own washing, and their firewocd
lodging and candles in the academy with their
teachers, excepting only hose who may al pre-
sent chusc TO board in the ncighborhood. The
trustees expec, shortly to receive a collection Of
neeessary school books for the use and accom-
modatiUn Of the students; in the mean lime it is
expected they will furnish themselves with such
as they may want and can conveniently procure
The fyst session will commence on the 18Th Of
May next ensuing.
BY order Of the board,
S GARLAND, Clerk
April I0h 1867. 6w
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February 24,h, 1907.
p Z d IG r T. X.

L ID x II r..
Ha"'blcton was got by Dungannon. sire of
Bedford and one of the best sons of O'Kelly's
famous Eclipse. who was esteemed to be the best
horse in England of his day, and covered at fifty
guineas-his dam by Snap, sister to Jupiter. bed
by mr. Gross. 1793-her dam (Young Marske's
damp by Blank, Stirling. Miss Meynell. hy Part.
ner, Greyhound, Cuswen, Bay Barb. Lord d..
hrcy's Arabian. Whiteshirt, Old Montague
mare Thus it appears ne descended from ,he
oest running stock IN Engan
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IL Waatcd Immediately at Ihi8 Oficc,
As an APPRENTICE TO the PRINTING
BUSINESS. youth about IS or IA years old
OF respectable connections, who can speli and
read correctly. lie will have the advantage, if
mere agrefable 10 his parent or guardian, of at
te"'!ing in ihe Book store during part of his
iire. Where nc vii. have an opportunity Of inn
pvov'rg hirlseif IN reading, writing. &c
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wi BE- Sad,

\ = NdnoUer courtho09c, on Wednesday
: = lie 27tH day oFAiaY neyct, y.fair, and
II Il isHof fair, on thc first fair dav here-
AFTER, the TEtICJ' or LIND, gvbercoa
Sa0.pe! Richardson, jr. esq nozy resides,
10 cGti9Jy George Stree u Co. the sum Of
E11A 6, 7vithintereSt thereon from tie nh
Of June. 1903 HN tad and costs IN con-
.tC7.mityto a decree q the County Court Of
HG1oUer, Pronounced O., IN" nm d0V Of
FsGrWaru, 1905, in aH;t the7' acrending
G The said court betggccn The said fartie8.
THE COMMISSIONERS
Hanover, 1St .dhrii, 1907. fd8l
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Ne haUe lately receiUed,
FOR SALE

- hhds. sugar Is boxes cotton & wool
80 bbIs do. cards do.
3OOOlbs green coffee tons castings assort-
10 hhds Antigua rum ed, viz. pots. ovens,
s do WindwaTd Island skillets, spiders, and
do irons. teakoltes and
II bids. ". E. rum Wagon boxes
ii bbls do do $50 sacks salt
~ hhds molasses 100 bbls cut behring's
casks Malaga wine so do whole do
20 tierces x bis. whisky ! IS do shad
4piPes apple brandy 10 lbs Spanish indigo
10 bbls do do IS lbs nu,mcgs
II crates Liverpool 100 pr mems fine shoes
ware assorted so do coarse do
10 do stone do $40 lbs Glauber salts
NE haze also on hand,
Iron Loaf sugar
German. CrawIey and Tanners &, Linseed oil
Clustered Steel Nova Scotia grind
Race & ground ginger stones
Pepper Ground plaster in bbls
hlsPiee Good manufactured to-
Z f q powder bacco by the key for
Snot, assorted sizes retailin
French brandy Tar
Kiee Wedding hoes
Cheese Nesfs v,3od,v,re
wrought and cut nails, Bed cords, leadinglnes
assorted sizes and Irvine
Snuff Necklace
Class ware, VIZ. - pit. Stone jugs, butter pots,
tumoicrs and deean. Chamber pots, wash
ters' assorted sizes basons, bake pans,
HATS chttrne BE Re- a.
W. daily exPea ~ receive, quantity Of Sherry
Wine. Window Glass, Copcrass and Alum, ali
OF which articles. We will sell at a small advance,
tor cash. approved paper or county produce.
Shapard & Lucke.
Richmond. May 8. 1906
7 HEREBY forewarn all persons from
putting dry goods Of any kind on board
Of my Wagon to be hauled, unless at his
or their own risk, rs ] am determined not
TO be responsible for any losses that may
happen.
ISHAM HARVEY.
Charlotte county, J
April 18th, 1907. s w3tS
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~ II IL
TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. GA and No. SO, Maiden Lane, .Neay
York.
BY enclosing bank notes, of any descrip-
ton, (post paid) to G. and X. WAITE,
tickets and shares will be punctualiy re-
turned by post, to any amount, and the ear
Hest advice sent to adventurers of their
success.
During the drawing, WAITE's weekly
printed prize list will be sent to the printer
of this paper, and to the post master at
Richmond and at the conclusion OF the
drawing, will also be sent, the managers
printed PRISE list, for the satisfaction of
distant Adventures.
At the above Offices, have been sold in
the late lotteries, prizes amounting to sum,
exceeding 100000 dollars.
Present price of tickets, Seven Dollars,
but viii advance asthe drawing approaches.
Prize tickets in the late New York lotteries
taken in payment.
New York, March 10, 1907. SIN
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\ LII persons are forcwarned from using
~ or taking Sand from the oand-Bar,
called C0Utts's, without the previous con-
sent Of the subscribers, who arc alone au-
thorised to sell or appropriate the same.
For the convenience of those who incline 70
purchase, we have authorised Mrs. Coutts
10 act. Any SHE or contract which she
may make viii be ratifcdby us.
Samuel ARCra7v, 1,.,,o,...
Pleasant Yomghusbcnd, 1TAS'eeS
Richmond, goth Feb. 1907
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80 rem 1,
A Neat House,

n the Falling Garden, sufficiently large
Z to accommodate a moderate sized fami-
", ci,hcr by itself or with the following pro-
ii,able property, to wit AN ice-house
20 feet by IS and about Is deep, well filed
and pounded down with good clean ice
bath-house, which if well attended to will
yield a handsome profit; and also may be
accommodated with small or large part
of = g.rden.
The above property will be rented either
for the season, say six months, or for
longer time, and possession given immcdi-
atelY.
Good security will be required for the
rent. Enquire of
JAMEs LoWYEs, on The Premises.
Sd mo- 10th, 1907. IF
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WIN. Lighifoot, esq of Charles City county. and
now his proae'ty. viii stsrd the ensuing sea-
son, at Temple Hill, on Michum's river, in Al
5emar'e county. ten miles above Charlottesville
within one mile of Germans mill, and two miles
OF the Brick tavern. to cover mares =, guineas
the season. for which note will lie required
diseha'gable by the payment of 20 dollars, az any
time before the LIST of August next. when the
season will expire, with one dollar to the groom
tor each mare, Paid at the Stable door. Ten dol
lars the single leap, and 40 dollars TO insure
mare with foal. Good and extensive pasturage,
well enclosed, with branches running through
the Hat land a1ording as good forward pastures
as any in This part of the country, gratis. Ser-
wants tina, may be sen, with mares viii be boarded
for two dollars per week. and n,aies fed If re
qui'ed, on reasonable terms. The utmost auen
ton paid and care take TO prevent accidents but
Will not be responsible for any that may happen
= Any gentleman putting FIVE mares to Ham
! bleton, may send one grans.
JAMES KINSOLVING,
For Wiiliam Ligbjoot.