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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-27
RICHMOND, FRIDAY MORNING,

ores, at the oourthoufe of the fad county, OIL the
faid third "Wednesday in April next The tract on
Beaver-dam creek, in the county of Goochaud, CON-
tanning 300 acres Goothland court houfe, on the
third Monday in April, 1907, being the Goth of the
Month"; and court day of the faid county; aud the
other trac OF ten acres, called Little Hand, in the
fad eountyof Goochland, at the court-houie of the
iad county Of Goochland on the faid thitd Monday
in April next. in the year 1907.
WILLIAM BERKELEY, }
JOSIAH ELLIS, IommH-
WILLIAM MANN, "0NeT5.
February 90. epew.
1T being more advantageous to the defendants,
who are interefied in the foregoing traas of land,
that they iou'd be fod credit than for cah and
the plaintiffs, by their council having aiIen,ed to
iae On credit; the fame will be accordingly fold
on credit. The lands will be Kid off for
fae in the manner, which fall leem n,oft beneficial
One fourth of the purehafe money to be paid down
in cath; one half of the remaining three .fourths in
Tx mouths from the day of fale, and the balance in
nine months from the fame period. The conveyances
to the rurohaiers NOT be made until the whole
amount OF their respective Purchales iha be difcharg-
ed. The Goochland lands will be fold at Goochland
eourthouie the day thereof, in the month OF
April next; to wit, on the third Monday, being the
soth day of April.
WILLIAM BERKLEY,1 c.n
JOSIAH ELLIS, |o"''''il-
WM. MANN, ohsrs'
March s.
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NOTICE.

I Ii tho(e having claims aganH the late firm Of
/ y thomas S-ott & Co. Of Po"hatan County, as
Archibald M'Crae who was one Of the partners
IN that buineis, will render their accounts pro-
perry authenticated TO the fubfcriber in all the month
OF April next, that dividend may he made Of iuch
fund.- rs has into his lands, foon thereafter as
Poiiiblr. JAMES FISHER
March 90. r.
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WILL BE SOLD,

On Monday the 9th OF April next, TIE late Dwell
lins-Houie OF Overton Colby, ETC. decd. in Ur-
banns,
vENHREE SLAYES, one good Watch, number
Il of valuable Books, aud al the houGehod and
kitchen Furniture, belonging TO faid deceafed On
iums above five dollars, nine months credit will be al
lowed rhe purehaiers their giving bord with ap-
proved iecury. All perlons indebted 70 faid eaate
are requeAed to make immediate payment, a, no in
dugeace be given, t,oe having claims are delired
TO exhibit them properly authenticated, to
THE ADAMS TRAITORS.
MiidIelex, March 24. ST.
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NOTICE.

4 IL P'rloat bav'Hg eiaimS Cgatyg the eaaie
! 4 If y'oba Pendlcfoa, c,q. Lafe # Tx civ q
Relmoad. dee'd are rrqqeqed 70 erb:5if them IL
eH5@ 9ffts J4:icrijert nt L"ccd,ir ot boF5it.
GEO. PICKETT,
ROBERT POLLARD,
CHS. JOHNSTON,
~. SHE"rAHD.
HEzi7j97NforJ.
November 70. n.
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NOTICE.
March s.

HIS sto forwarn all perions from paying to
4 William w. Cunning ham any monies ON my
account, he being no longer in my employ, having
dim him for the improper appropriation Of feve-
raj iums collected for me.
have every reaion to believe he has got fraudu-
ient'y, !everal accounts, and bonds of mine now in
kis poGellcn. ROBERT DAVIDSON.
March "a. r.
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CORN, WHISKEY.

n p z BR IN DT.
uSi arrived from Baltimore, per TIE soop
- BETSY, Capt Bowen. 400 bufhels CORN; "a
hbls. dPPLE BRANDT g 5 bbs HTHISKEl-, ,
Offered cheap for cafh if taken on board the veie BY
JAMES SMITH,
Also two hundred builcls CORN, in fore,
near The Balm March 90. It.
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JAC OBJ JOHNSON.
BOOKSELLER s. sTATIONrR,

BoOKSLLLER 3 STATIONER,
Il fac dosrf b.!o7O TIE 14qrE.f gsbagz7E
Z S preparing TO pubh by fublcripuon a MAP Of
the United States, upon a lew plan. and inteu-
ded game Tor youth. i, ,,..s n,ercgin. smuis.
mcD;, general knowledge Of the Uni:cd states may
be obtained in leis time than any other way he pub
nc are RESPECTFULLY invited 70 examine rough copy
Of the work now a, the Store Of the PIjGr,er.
March 20. -,
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HE fubfcriber, having been lately admitted TO
A the bar, PurPoles 20 commence the praliee of
LAW, in the county courts of HeDrito, Gooehand
and Hanover, and in the court Of Hu0ings Of this
city.
THOMAS MARSHALL.
Richmond, March ~. 2tp.
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LAST NOTICE

By vi,f@e Of a D,ndef Tigq, e*reata9fo ME BY Rib
ard Fe,gal0" far PD,P9itt therein LaceifnA.
Viii CERTdINL1" BE SOLD
To he bigJ.f Ad!D, for egjG, on LToaday Be IaD of
april nest, at LOsja C. H.fLaf Eeing Count dJy:
= : HREE likely NEGROES, the property CT
Richard Fergufop, confifing Of two men and
boy All perlons inclined to purcbafe are reaueiied
TO attend. WIN WHITE. T,uE,>.
Louiia March 20. idc
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fASH will be given, for pair well matched, well
~ btoken, gentle HORSES. Enquire of the Edi-
tor. March %. If
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HE CAROLINE JOCKEY CLUB races, at the
L. UNIsN-TAvERN, Mr.. Joleph Suttins (Caroline,)
vii! commence on the / 5th day of Aprinext.
lit Day-A Posi- SWEEP STAKE of 80 dolls. each, 7
Subscribers & cofed. 90 lbs. each, with an allow
ance of lbs. for Fillies * Celdrgs.
I'd Day-The JOCKEY CLUE PURSE, IS Sub
feribers at dolls. each, 8 nile heat.
Sd Day--Two mile heats for the Subfcription of
the PRoPKIEToK ofthe cotrfe, with the toll of that
and the proceeding days entrance 10 dolls each free
only for members of the ClubTo carry the follow
ing weights, (VIz)
Three Years Old, 60
Four do. do. IO2
Five do. do. Il2
Six do. do. IG2
Aged l26
Three pounds to be allowed Celdings & Mares.
PHILIP SAMUEL,
Secretary Of Caroiins Jockey CkgL
Union-Tavern, (Car) March 6. tl2tbA.
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A Cory Te0-,
VIM. MARSHALL, Ci,t.

III Parluauce Of the -qsoine decree. we n,,ll
proceed tn fell .. Public Au1ion for ready money
az the times and plaoes io'.ovirz that IS to fsy
The tract IN the county o. Po.tlsn, eoa;sinnc 1890
acres, at Powhatan eourt-ho,dr on the third Wed
neIday IN April, lsO7, being the 5th Of the Month
and court day Of the faid county the other tract rl
he aid .oun,y " PSwsatsn, eos,.lairs Forty iosr
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March IL.
RACES AT TAPPAHANNOCK.


E ME JOCKEY CLUB RACES at this place,
will commence on Wednefday, the 29th april
next.
In Days purfe--45o dolls diaance; 4 mile
heats.-Seeond days purfe, fuppofed to be near
!y equal to the firR, the greater part of the
toll being given up Tor that purpoie--diaance, three
mile heats.
Wegbts as Jslio7vI
Aged I3oHs.
Six Years Old, 100
Five do. do. no
Four do. do. loo
Three do do. SO
And under 8 years, feather.
Mares and Geldings to be allowed, sB.
meeting Of the members, will be required, on the
day preceding the frit days
a. S. BROCKENBRoUGH,
Secretary y TreaJir~.
March 10. t2t5hA.
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4 it is my intention fettle in the fate of Ken
j \ lucky, have, therefore, to requea all thofe
who have claims again to come for ard for fet
Element, on or before the tenth of March, that they
may recsive payment and all indebted to make i'm
mediate payment Guits will be innituted immediate
ly.
ROBT. CROUCH
February 20, If
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RICHARD BROOKE

flNIIANb DNN)oNE,
hf tie fig" Of TIE PiOasG, nearly oeboGte TIE Street
iadin, from NTayos Fridge Has jga yeeeis,ed and
cpensl pa,f Of bis SPR5NG GOODS, and daily
t*4et fLe remainder, 4sGieG Efisg Ibid in on ID. Baf
terms, be TriA fH tie MOP 'eaaee p,ees, far saJs
Country Pr0Hsee
....-...AMoNG THEM ARE.~....
CLoTns < herleynleres, Do handkerchief,
Mertai!les, Red, brown & yellow
India Din>tes, Bandanna do.
Do Caiicoes, { Madras --do
Furniture do. silk Gloves
Ginghams, Velvet Ribbons,
SILK and Cotton Cham Sewing Silk,
brays, Nuns Thread,
9-8 & Cd Cambrick Coloured do.
Mullins, Linen Cambrick,
Plain & Laced do, Long Lawn,
Book - do. Dnli,es & Carnbrick Di
Plain 8; Worked Leno, mites
Grapes * Sarcenetts, rs & Al Irifh Linen,
Laces & Ribbons, Diaper, Platil,as
Silk & Cotton Shawls White & brown Platias
Do. Counterpaines, Dowlas,
Gentlemen < Ladies Silk Oznaburgs,
& Cotton Hole, STicklrnSurgh,
Silk, Cotton & Leather Linen * Cotton Checks
Sutpenders, With Hardware and va
Silk Umbrellas, y riety of other articles.
He whes to rent the upper pare of the Houfe con-
Gfing OF four rooms, Of which are very large &
have been recently repaired together with the necef
fairy out Houies March -. CIV.
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ANCLAM, Ian. s.

Gen. Mortier was preparing TO enter Swediih
Pomeranis, and Gen. Htrheld was preparing
to receive him. He has ltrong carlton, and
5000 Swedes in Rugen, with a numerous ar
tillery. The French received continual REIN
forcements.
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SALEM, March 3.

SALEM, March 3.
Confirmation Of foreign neqv5, from French pa-
Pers 10 tie 2F Jonuary, recei1,rd G. Marble-
be"a, by CAPT. Ms1erpey, in 80 days from Bor-
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March TO-
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se''er: his cots would 90 credit TO any horse "a
the CONTINGENT. mr. WIN. Morris or this county
and Pun Eve mares each. all Of which proved
IN ioal--Given under my hand 'his 9Th dav OF
May 1910. .Tobn 7Horn:es.
New kcnt.>s
] hereby certify that purchased col, at,s=
safe OF VIVA. u christian, sot by Hamoieton be-
longing 10 VIM Lightfoot ESQ. of Sandy POINT:
this colt is two years old this summer, he IS
large, handsome and good bone Given under
my hand, 18th April. 1906. W,n. Donvia,
Charlotte County, 9th MAY, 1906,
We the undetermined subscribers had colts
dropped last season 10y Hamhle.on, and thev are
esteemed by US and we believe by the NEIGH.
bors generally, to be remarkable good colts be-
ing tor the most part large, fine and handsome.
We also believe tsat the season he stood in this
county, he got as many colts as any horse could
set with The same number Of mares.
WWdm MtcbeH flames Lamkin,
Gent. Sni,bSon, Osertor Pe,,y,
Thomas Fetlus, Wn L.. Mo,7o,J
n ~. Letter.
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CERTIFICATES.

London, 18TH 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
R0. Cjeu.
Charlotte. 10th May. 1906.
put FIVE mares 10 Hamilton, and they all
proved in foal, and the colts fine and large -
also have mare which has 5ro't me four colts
one by Diomed one by Dragon, one 6y Seagu.
and anothe, By Hamilton, and the Hamilton
colt has the preference Of ether1 think her
one Of the finest FLIES, both in size and figure
that lever saw. Gwen under my hand.
HearT Lester.
Lunenbuvgh, 5th May, 1906.
This will certify that put mare to Hamil-
ton in 1907, when he stood at mr. II. Lester's
in Charlotte county, and am as we'll pleased, If
not better, with the colts b. him, than with any
the same maze ever had---she previously bred
by Occur de Lion, Dioned, Quicksilver and
Dion. Ibed'E Lester
Charlotte County
In the year 1901 put a mare 70 Hamb'eton,
then kept by mr. n Lester Of this county AMI
am fully persuaded that IL is the best colt the
mare ever had, and is in my estimation the best
colt I ever bred fom any horsc.--I moreover
never have heard of any complaining Of their
colts from that horse. 1bos. Read. II.
Hanover County.
herewith certify tina, mr. VIM, T.igh,foot's
horse Hambleton. stood at my stable the last
aea+on, and Ihas he has proved an excellent foal
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Notice.

A LII persons are forewarned from using
y or taking Sand from the Sand-Bar,
called Coutts's, without the previous con-
sent Of the subscribers, who are alone au-
thorised to sell or appropriate the same.
For the convenience of those who incline to
purchase, we have authorised Mrs. Coutts
to act Any sale or contract which she
may make will be ratified by US.
Samuel HE' Graz,
Pleasant Younghus6qnd, trustees
Richmond, 2Oth Feb. 1907.
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S II O Il s.

THE su6scrf6ers, under the firm orr W.
- DEyr.AIS Gg On. haue 5ust received
from tie Rortd,yard, large snhh(v OF
SHOES, Ehica they SDarrant newly made,
and ej' ite tee, materials, Uiz:
GentIemeaa's SHheryiae .Shoes.
90. fine do.
Negroes cOGrse do.
LaGy'e and Moses ieqtaer SINS and
BrURsutckS.
Boys and. CAildren's Shoes.
Jady's e HEsess' KIDD
sp4 sslSoa. $ &eei vii" assorted ''''''
ChiLdren's Morocco Moes, do.
Together with q general assortment Of
GROCERIES and fashionable BON
NETS, all q (which they offer at re-
duced frtre /or cash, Ilroduce or ncrct-
Ia7tces iR to7Un
J. ". DRN,NTS.
BE.NJH1ZTW ID E.V.NTS.
Richmond, .Ahru %, 1907. If
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Advertisement.

a Ii persons having claims against the
A estate Of John Epperson, dec. are re-
quested to come forward and make them
known by the 10th day of May next, as the
administrators is anxious TO close her adj
mlnistration. This advertisement will be
pleaded in bar against those who do not
come forward within the time limited.
BETSY ANN EPPERSON, Adm'x.
March goth, 1897. tM1o
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To the Public.

THE Subscriber has removed to an house
near the upper end Of the Town on the
Street leading from tho Capitol square. He
continues to practise law in ali the Supe-
rior Courts holden in the City
and also in the District Court of Bruins.
wick. Ills Clients may rely on his utmost
assiduity and attention to the business en-,
trusted to his care.
WIN. MUNFCRD,
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10 RENT,
A Neat House.

IN the Failing Garden, sufficiently large
4 to accommodate 4 moderate sized fani-
ly, either by itself or with the following pro-
htable property, to wit An ice-house
90 feet by IS and about Is deep, well flied
and pounded down with good clean ice
a bath-house, which if well attended TO will
yield handsome profit; and also may be
accommodated with small or large part
of a garden.
The above property will be rented either
for the season, say six months, or for =
longer time, and possession given immedi-
ately.
Good security will be required for the
rent Enquire Of
LINES LoYNES, on tie Premises.
Sd mo 18th, 1877. If
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Brick House.
Y fhe G0DfYNor Of he COmmO1pcye0lfI .
Virginia,
a PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS IT appears 60 che executive.
that JacOb WRIST, late of the comfy Of
MoUtgoDnery, stands charged on jpo,iisiti-
sn had and taken before James Mason. ESQ
Coroner FOR the county Of Botetoart. win
the murder Of John George late OF the said
county OF 3otetouTt and 49, The SAID Ja-
cob West bath BED frcgl Justice nave
therefore thodCHt VI, with the advice Of
The cohncii u state, TO issue this DrocIama-
ton, hereby Offering a reward of two
hn"dred dollars 70 any person or per
sons who shall apprehend the said Jacob
West and convey him before some r,or;s-
trate OF the said county Of Bote;curf re I've
dealt with as the law directs. Ard 7 40.
moreover iniOin all officers civil and nil;
tary and eShort the good peorle Of en-,
Goinmonwt aith to use their best endca,.,.,.s
TO apprehend the said Jacob west AND co..
Vey hifn before some magistrate for ~.
sounty Of Potetourt aforesaid h Inc IL.
with according 20 law.
1IveD under my hand with ,,,e cecil
OF the commonwealth anne.ed a.,
hicbmond, tins second day ~ =
La pril, Ia trc year Of our Io~d ,,,o
thousand eight hundred and seven.
ana Of the commonwealth the tb,r'
ty-frst. '"''-
(Signed) WV. HCkRv,r
BLANK BONDS
For sale at this OG,e
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Powhatan, Jan. 18th, ,so7. If
LANIES LYNst ii.

BLAcR. SNIFF IND Y4RRHEP,
EseEcTFULIY Informs h,s friends and the
IL public, ,tat ne has lately r moved 10 the first
Cross street above the EagIe Tavern. leading to
the bason where he carries on the business as u
sua, These that wish to fs,or Eini with their
work. shall be strieiv ar.crded ia
Richrnnrd nril 1867
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hALVES, QUARTERS AND EICi TRS,
ARE NOW SELLING AT
WAkIt.'s

ARE NOW SELLING. AT
WAEIt.'s
TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. GA and No. SO, Maiden Lane, .Nesv
York.
BY enclosing bank notes, of any d,.scrip-
ton, (post paid) to Ct. and r. WAITE,
tickets and shares will be punctuaily re-
turned by post, to any amount, and the ear
hest advice sem. TO adventurers of their
success.
During the drawing, WA1rE's weekly
printed prize list will be sent to the printer
OF this paper, and TO the post master at
Richmond; aud 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 a sum,
exceeding 100000 dollars.
Present price OF tickets, Seven Dollars
but viii advance as the drawing approaches
Prize tickets in the late New York lotterie.
taken IN payment
New York, March 10, 1907. SIM
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VIM Lightfoot, esq of Charles City county, and
no" ms property. viii stand the ensuing sea.
son. at temple Hill, on Michum's river, in AL.
oenarle county. ten miles above Charlottesville,
within one mile of Germans mill, and two miles
Oh the BRICK tavern. to cover mares at guineas
the season. for which note will be required,
dischargable by the payment of 90 dollars, at any
time before the LIST of August next, when the
season will expire, with one dollar to the g,oom
tor each mare, paid at the stable door. Ten dol.
lars the single leap. and 20 dollars to insure
mare with foa'. Good and extensive pasturare.
wen enclosed, wiki branches running through
the hat land ahording as good forward pastures
as any IN this part of the country, gratis. Ser
wants that may be sent with mares vii. be Boarded
tor TWO dollars per week, and ma,cs fed, if re
CURED on reasonable terms. The utmost atten
ton paid and care take to prevent accidents, out
will no, be Responsible FOR any that may happen
Any gentleman putting fy. mares to liam
biston, may send one gratis.
JAMES KtNSOLVINC,
For W,Rianr L;se;tou.
February 24tA 1897
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Bred by the Duke of Graf.
ton, a beautiful bright bay,
near 10 hands high, of high
form and elegance. rising Is
years old, in good health and
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Il Tract ofLand,
FOB SALE,

90 Hhds. Northern Rum.
20 Tierces Prime Green Coffee.
20 Hhds Of Loaf and Lump Sugar.
IS Hhds Rrowu do.
90 Boxes Couon and Wool Cards.
20 Boxes Chocolate.
10 Kegs Raisius
Is Gr4les New York Stone War;.
5 B4lcE Iadia Cotlons and Checks.
) Pipes iioi,sDts Gin
2 Pipes Ccsuisc Bgsuiy.
1000 i-air News fne ana oo5yee Shoes.
500 eair I.adies' Morocco Slippers.
300 Pair do Kid Dit'o.
36g Pajr d.. Leaihsr Dino.
81 q he >jtoae Lime.
20 Boxes BroEr Scar.
8 Tons SEeeds Iron.
Cus Mats, PsPer, Pepper. Gc.--Tern7s liberal
HENRY MONEY!.
Apyl ~. 1867. Nv
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
4HA4' rms FRfEoLRAL BUILDING or 7HK
New Glasgow Academy,

New-Glasgow Academy,
! I'm the county of Amherst. is now ready for the
reception OF s'udenis, and the trustees have
lately engaged ~i,h mr JoHS HENpREx to
suPerinten1 aud direct the studies of the said in
SIS esiou, in te.chisS The L7tiu and Greek Lao.
Gu ;es classic iIly. and such branches OF the Ma
theTnatics, of natural and moral Philosophy az
ave usually taught in Schools upOn the mos, mo
dera a0d approved plan The,eIs also enFaz
ed Steward who is 10 furnish bosId :, Tie pro
tessors. and such Of the students a. may cknse
60 live ith him, IN a neat ard corunipd,ors
hou5c very convenien, to The academy and set
zpaT; fer this purpose The STUDENT are TO re-
side and lodge in the academy, so that ;hey will
be under ',e Immediate eye Of the president or
.eschers.
The trustees Gatter themselves that from, the
qualifications and usual diligence Of Mr. HFg
DIEM ia the line of his proie sion, and th.ir own
promised atten,ion 20 the morality and virtuous
educ7non of tire students, this seminary will
shortly afford such samples ofv virtue &lcsrning. as
~il not dis9ppoint the hope Of the future we fare
prospcIitysand usefulness Of this infant institu
ton, The fees 81 tuition viii be at the rate Of
Ten Dollars PER session for each scholar. pava-
be one half in advance aud the balance ~ the
close Of the session, aud board 40 dollars per
session, pay able as AFORESAID, and the students to
furnish their own washing, and their frewood
lodging and candles in the academy with ,heir
teachers, excepting only those who may at pre-
sent chuse 20 board in the ueishborhood. The
trustees expect shortly to receive collection OF
necessary school books for the use and accom-.
mediation Of the students; in the mean time i, is
expected they will furnish ,hem-elvss With such
as they may want and can conveniently procure
The FIRST session win commence on the 18th Of
May next cDsping.
81 CrJcF Of the board,
S GARLAND, Clerk
April IO.h 1907. CIV
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February 24,A, 1907.


Il 10 o 4 q.
hamb'eson was got By Dungannon. sire of
Bedford and one of the best sc-s of O'Kelly's
famous Eclipse, who was estee ned to be the b.st
horse in England of his dsy, and covered AZ Fifty
guincas--his dam by Snap, sister TO Jupi,s,, bred
by mr. Cross. 1793-her dam (Young Marske' s
dam) by Blank, Stirling, Miss Meynsll. by Part.
nev. Greyhound, Curwen. Bay Datb, Lord d..
Arcy's Arabian. Whiteshirt, Old Montague
mare. Thus II appears he descended from the
oest running stock in England.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-06

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