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CERTIFICATES

London. 17,h February, 1906.
William Ligh,foot, Esq.
Dear Sir.-Eambleton
ought to stand very high with you, his colts
in this country turn OUT excellent runners, &c.
Ro Cew.
Charlotte, 10th May, 1906,
put 1--WE mares 10 Hambleton, and they all
proved in foal, ant the colts fine and LARGE al
so have mare which has bro'r me four colts. one
by Diomed, one by Dragon, one by Seagull. and
another by Hambleton, and the Kamble.on colt
has the preference of either think her one of
the finest fiies, both in size and figure that ever
saw'-Giren under my hand.
Lunenburg, 5th May, 1906.
This will certify that put mare to HANDLE
ton in 1904, when ne stood at Mr.. III Iester's
in Charlotte coun;y, and as well pleased, if
not better, with the cFlTs by him, than with any
the same marc ever had--she previously bred by
Soea! dc Lion' DIomeo, Quicksilver and Dion.
1bedk Lester,
Charlotte county.
In the year 1904 put mare TO Hambleton,
then kep' b. MIR. II Lester of this county, and
am fully persuaded that it is the bess colt the mare
yer had, and IS IN ily estimation the best colt
ever bred from any horse.--I moreover never
have heard OF any complaining oTtheiC colts from
that horse. Thon1nr Peod -,
Hanover County
herewith certify that Mr.. Wm. Lighlfoot's
horse Hambtetcn, stood at my stable the last sea.
son, and that he has proved an excellent foai ger
'er MS colts wouii do credit TO ANY horse OH the
continent. Mr.. VIM. Morris oe this county and
put tive mares each, all of which proved in foaI.
Given under my hand this 9TH day of Nav 1906
:1o5n Thornton.
Albemarle county, Temple Hill. (Va)
do hereby certify that Mr. VIM Liehsfoot's
English horse Hanbclton, stood at my stable t,vo
seasons viz in 1906 and 1907 and consider hin,
20 be an excellent sure foai geuer, as any horse
that nave been acquainted With have seen a
number OF his colts; consider them large. fine
and handsome-Not one that have seen was n-
dherent-i have previously put my fine mare
Lady Slipper 20 Precipitate, Know:ey and Ham.
beton, and she brought colt by each, the Ram
6leton consider much prefersble. Given under
my hand 10Th December, 1907
flames KiEsoEvine.
Charlotte County, 9th May, 1906.
We Che undersigned subscribers ad colts drop-
ped last season by Ham5leton, and they,are es.
,eemed by us and we believe BIZ III, neighbours
generally, TO be remarkable good colts being for
the most part large, fine and handsome. we
also beiieve that the season he stood in this coun
ty, he got a ,enny colts as any horse could get
with the same Uumbsr OF mares
Wiflam MircbeH, .3ames Lamkin.
Glenn Snif5son. Over.or Rettns
Thomas Peftas, Nm. l. Jfr,o1,
" Lesser.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-19

In 1900 ne won times, TO wit: At Lcwcs,
then the property of &aieT Rockies. August i2:h
he bea, Lord Ssckviie's b h Labone. 4 rlile
heas FOR SO guineas AT Oxford the town plate
Of ESQ. in August. was won b. Jack Andrews.
At 4 heats. bsating Sir poole's ch m Duchess
of Limbs, years old Lord Doneghan's h
Wrangle distanced the Attn heat september. a,
Warwick he won the ,cwu plate of $50, mile
heats, beating Mr.. Tharm's b h Marquis, Mr..
Brooks's b h Sheshire, MIR Edwards m Du,
chess.
At Abingdon, Tuesday, September 10Th, the
members purse of T. so, for all ages 4 milo heats
was won by Jack Andrews, at 8 hears, beating
Sir F Pooles b m Miscreant, years old Mr.
Wheley's ch h Expectation, Mr. Fragley's n
Cupid-six TO four on Miscreant
Ii 1901, Jack Andrews 1T New Market April
ooh, received forfeit from Mr. Hetherooate's
Symmetry, stone, S Id. 200 guineas, BALI for
feit.
Bebury, June I6th-The Bebury stakes a han
dycap of 100 guiueas each, half forfeit, 4 mile
was won by Jack Andrews, aged, beating Lord
Sackvie's b Expectation, years old, SIR II
T Vane's Cock fighter, years old, Mr. K Hs,h-
ooate's Hippona, aged, his royoaI higness the
coa,'s PopinJay and Cox's Edwin.
June I7th, sweeps,ake of S guineas each, 20
subscribers was won by Jack Andrews, beating
col. Grovencr's Lady Catherine, Mr. Howorth's
Snuff Box.
Bedford, September I0sh-The Woburn Stake
of 10 guiueas each, miles, subscribers, was
won by his royal highness the Prince of Wales's
h Jack Andrews, aged, beating Mr. Watson
b h Tr;umvir, MIR Galding's b Skyrocket.
Enddeld, September %, { so, for all ages, 4
miles heats, was won by Jack Andrews, aged,
at heats, beating Mr. Frogley's gr Ploughbo, :,
Velvet horse Little. Thought. Of Hepheston and
Con,estor-See Racing Calendars for these years.
1t would swell an advertisement too great
length TO mention all the races he has won.
Sweepstakes of 20 guineas each, miles, 5
! subscribers, Mr. Rockies Jack Andrews, aged.
II ST. ID. walked Oversee Racing Calendar
for 1902, page 3S5,
At Lambourne, in Sept. Wednesday 10Th, he
won the T. so gift of Lord Craven, q mile heats
at heats, beating Mr. Coventry's ch h Sacripant,
MIR Bacon's m Snap.
WILLIAM LlGHTFOOT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-19

Charlotte Court, 9th March, 1908.
Nathaniel Journey and Lucy his wife !
Charles lundey and Martha his wife -.
and Thomas Es,is. Rf, :
AGAINST -
Anthony Hundley and Mary his wife. Ia -
cob Beading and Mildred his wife, Will :
am Coekrum and Nancy his wife, Evin = =
Spead and Elizabeth his wife, Garter =
White. executor of John White and ;.
guardian of the orphans of the said John .
White, Frances White, Sarah Walker x
and John Estis, administrator of Elisha
Ests, DIS
THE defendants Anthony Hundley and Mary
his wife, Jacob Beading 6 Mildred his wife
William Cockrum and Nancy his wife and Sarah
Walker, not having entered their appearance &C
coyaing to the act of assembly and the rules of
this court, aud it appearing to the satisfaction
to the court that they not inhabitants of this
state on the motion of the plaintiffs BY their
attorney--I, is ordered, that they appear here on
the first day of August court next and enter
their appearance; and that a copy of this order
be inserted in one of the newspapers printed in
Richmond sor two months successfully and post
ed at the front door of the court house of the
said county.
II Cofy. Teste, (8p)
Thomas Read, elk.
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For William Lightfoot.


This celebrated horses performances in En-
gland, has not been inferior to any horse there
except his brother Dick Andrews, W no is consi
dered now the best horse in that county, giving
Z pounds--Jaek Andrews won twice in 1877,
then Mr.. Lords propery--See Racing Calendar
for that year.
A. Worcester, July 5tA, maiden plate Of T. so
for 8 years old, 6s,one mile heats, was won by
Jack Andrews at heats, beating Mr. Darling
toms oh Miss Edwin, q years old Mr.. Akin S
sons oh m Priscilla, aged; Sir w. w. Wynn's
IA Sweet Botherem, years old Mr. Hardns
bro Eglaniiue, years old.
Stafford, October 7th--The town purse Of ESQ
4 mile heats, was won by Jack AdTews, years
old, at 3 heats, beating Mr.. Betterson's Lilies
Pickle, 4 years old Mr. Badow's Roderiok, 4
years old Mr. Denham's Honest Tom, year.
old Sir w w Wynn's b h True blue. years
old
In 1898, at Nantwich, Thursday, July 9Th
6 so, for ) and q years old, he won, beating Mr.
Bayles' oh c Cannon, years old; Stamford's b
Sco;ella, 3 years old
DENLY, August l5th--He won ESQ, free. for
anyborse. beating I.ihv Of he Valley, Faiconer
and Tue Blue. --- In 1893, he won twice, 10 wit !:
At Ludlow, on Friday, the 18th Of July mile
heats, free Cor oil ages, beating Lord Oxford's
ch Dau at heats
At Worcester. August sth-He won the city
and county subscription Of ESQ, mile heats. at
heats. beating Mr.. Artey's FLY Duchess, 4
years old nv Covcntry's a Integrity, late
Partners Mr. Smells On Hooks, s years cid
after the FIRST heat TO on her after the second
heat 70 one on Jack Andrews.
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Colt's Peiormances-London.

Hamb.eton's COILS also isnk very high as racers,
both for speed and bottom rs they proved them
selves good runners In England In 1905 At Cat.
terick bridge, on Thursday 18th, Wentworlh's
c Slverheels by Hanble,on. TWO years old, won
sweepstakes of zen IS subscribers; two mics,
beating n'r Riddles b : by;Oves,on, dam of Spa-
dille mr Londale's CHI c by Pipator dam by Pay
masteT-iCrd Suaihmore's 6 f by Ovsson, dam
by Dephini--Severa Others also started bu, ~e,e
not plsced.-Durham, We,lne sday, 24.h, Maj
den Plate of 5Ol, given by the county mcmbers,
For al ages, 5 mhe heats. Sis ii. Waroson's
DC by Hamilton, years cid. run 4 heats, and
proved second best-and others started and pro-
ed themselves good runners.
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The Celebrated English Stallion
"a A,u,rs~B E ID FORD.
NY WILL stand This .ea,on az

L&GsnSkxs2aSAu w my house. in Chesterfield
county I'VE miles distant from Coode and Bevii's
bridges, on APpomaitox river. and IS from r oh.
! mond and Petersburg. The following ,erms ., a
,,,e attended to:-FoRTY DOLLARS are reoni,eJ
for IL season he same 20 be secured bva noe ~
be sent VI, each mare, but the note may he d;.
charged by tie payn,,snL Of Tw&NrY-F1vz Dol.
LARS az any time -wi,h" TIE season, which will
expire on the last day of JuIy. The groom fee
Will be ONE DOLLAR per mare. Should any mare
sent TO this horse prove 10 be in foal he
er, provided he retains possession of the sSne
mare the succeeding season, may be permitted to
put her to Bedford gratis. The mares will have
the benefit Of safe and extensive pasruraee. but
nc responsibility for escapes or accidents. They
wiilb supplied with provender on very reasona.
bic terms, provided the money is sent 10 make The
purchase. Servants who attend ihe mares, will
be boarded al the rate of ten shiliings and six
pence per week.
BEDForD, from his performances ard his real
Character ought 70 stand al his FORMER season
price Of fifty dollars bu, the distressed situa,;on
OF the country, - 70 money matters. induces the
subserber 10 reduce the sum, and 10 make the
paymen' OF It a. easy as possible to those who
may think proper 10 raise from this elegant and
valuable stock
BEDToRD is fne blood bay, nearly 10 hands
high, with great bone and muscular mower. his
colts are equal If not superior to those Of anv horse
IN America. lie is the sire of the following dis
unguished runners FAIRY, it is believed that out
OF thirteen races q mile heats) she won twelve.
and IS the only nag that ever beat Leyiathan -
Gallsun' Nancy Air. DungaHnon, Peggy Lotte.
y Cup Bearer, Volunteer, Ncgor Duchess
Eolus, Whisky, and many o her fine hsrses arc
the immediate defendants of Bedford
BEDFoaD was imported by the late col. John
Hoomes, bred by Lord Crosvenor, was got by
Dunganoon, The best son Of Eclipse, his darr Fai-
~ BY Highhyer, his grandam Fairy Queen who
was also the grsudsm Of Citizen, by Young Cade.
Roth's Baok-Eyes by Crab, Warlcek Galloway
by onake, Baid Galloway, CurVin Bay Bard
THOMAS BRANCH.
Mareh 4. 1903. (wsro1
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Cash Sale.

by virtue Of deco OF trust fran JOHN Boat
- wright 10 the subscriber bearing date the 18TH
day OF August, 1875 and recorded in he county
court of Cumberland, to secuVe the payment Of
sundry debts therein specified WILL BE
SOLD az the front door of HoLson's Tavern,
near the court house Of the said county, on the
fourth Monday in Npril next RI, being court
day1 One Hundred Acres of Land, adjoining
inc lands Of Alexander Trent, Sec. and others,
six head Of horses, one cart and one yoke Of
oxen, twelve head Of earle. twelve head of
sheep, FIVE feather beds, with their furnnurcs,
snd all Of the said Boatwfight's Househod ard
kitchen Furniture, so mucn thereof, ss will
be sufficient to discharge the covenants in the said
deed and the charges for carrying the sane inio
effect. or SO much OF the Stock, &c as shall be
produced to the trustee on the day Of sale.
Henry Bell.
March 70 1903 w9p
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February Is, 1908.
p r d IG r L II.

Hanbleton was got by Dungannon, sire of Bed
ford and one of the hes, sons of O'Kely's famous
Eclipse, who was esteemed to be the best horse
in England of his day. and covered at fifty gui.
neas-his Dam by Snap. sister to Jupiter bred by
mr. Gross, 1793-her dam. Young Marsls's dam,
by Blank, Stirling. Miss Meyuell, by Partner,
Grey honnd, Curwen, Bay Barb. Lord D'Arcy's
Arabian, Whiteshirt, Old Montague mare. Thus
it appears he descended from the best running
stock in England.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-19

7 AM DESTROYS 10 exchange the following pro.
J. petty, ANY part thereof. as may be agreed
on for small trad of good Land, in healthy
situation, with dwelling house and other I'M
provements. good spring of water. and an a
g-eeable neighberhood at dis ance of 80 10 100
miles up the country--To say for Houses IN this
city-Lards in 4enrico county, joining the AGA,
der,y lands and near this City, 600 acres on
Richiand creek, in Lincoln county. Kentucky
1000 acres on the waters oe the Ohio, IN Mason
coan,y--and two traas OF Military Lands on the
river Tennessee. each s66 acres
Robert MiichelI.
Pichmsnd Feb s, 1903 IF
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TIE Famous High BlO0ded ENGLISH Horse
* %A-xuva HAMILTON,
1T sEsssssrA pRsD by the Duke of Graf
III .s.s Ixes% Il. ~ ton, beautiful bright bay.

lkIss,s GsasSA. - ton, beautiful bright bay,
ne~. 10 asnds nigh, of high form and elegance
rising 10 years old, in good health and great per
feeion. imported by VIM. Lghfoot, Esq. of
Charles City county. will stand the ensuing yea
son, AT my plantation in Hanover county, 20 miles
from Richmond and 2 from Haneve. Town and
New Castle, TO cover mares g. guineas the sea
son. for which note will be required, discharge.
BILE by the payment cf 90 dollars a, any time b..
fore the first of August next, when the season
will expire. with one dollar to the groom for each
mare, paid at the stable door. Ten dollars the
single leap, and 20 dollars to insure mare with
'1al. Good and extensive pas,urage, well enclos
Ell 18th branches running through the fat land
ro,J,,,. good forward pastures as any IN this
nar, IS ,be 'ountTy, gratis. Servants that may
he cen, ,,,i,h ma, IS will be boarded Tor two dolls
lars per week and ", ares fed if required, on rea-
so soma S terms ne greS, Hog, but no lab
lity for escapes or accidents.
- Any gentleman putting narss 20 nam
bleson may send one gratis.
GEORGE BLAKEH.
February Is, 1903,
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PEDIGREE

Jack Andrews was go, by Joe Andrews, his
dam by Highfyer, his grandam Cardinal Puff
his great graudam by Tattler, his great great
grandam by Snip, his great great great grandani
by Lord GodJphin's Arabian. his great great
great great grandam by Stanyan's Arabian,
which mare was own sister to Frampton's White
Neck, full sister to the Minbury Galloway. great
great great great great grandam by Sauce Box
son of Gegg, sire of Croft's Old Partner
JAMES LORD (Seal '
do hereby certify that the above pedigree is a
true copy from the original one sent me in by Jas.
Lord Given under my hand and sealr this Esd
Of December, 1904
WILLIAM LIGHTFOoT, (seaD
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J
The imported Horse
PAUL,
Thomas Read, elk.


elegance, beauty, strength and fine bone,
viii stand the ensuing season at my plan
tation, IN Powhatan county, on james ri
yer, miles above the Manakin Town fer
ry, and about the same distance below
Jude's ferry, TO cover mares al IS dollars
the season, but may be discharged by the
payment of lS dollars, or the price of 10
bushels of wheat at Dover mill in Gooch-
land County, if paid by the first day of De
cember next, with half dollar to the
groom. As good and extensive pas,urage
as any in Virginia gratis, and mares fed
with corn at the market price, if the mo.
ney is sent with them aud servants boar
ded at six shillings per week, and the grea-
test attention paid 10 the mares, but no IL
ability for escapes or other accidents
The season will commence the first day
of March and end the first day OF August,
This beautiful horse P..UL, was raised
by the Prince Of Wales, & got by his horse
Saltrem, who was got by O'Kelly's Eclipse,
his dam Vir2gu, By Snap; Paul's dam Pu.
rity, was got by Matchem her dam the
Old Squirt mare, Of as great fame as any
mare in the kingdem.-PauPs colts are
equal 10 any horses in Virginia, and he is
a sure foal:geiter ; several of his cells may
be seen at his stand.
THOMAS HARRIS, Jr.
eptl AwtIoJ Wildwood.
Powhatan. Feb, 90, 1903.
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SILK or AEGRORS.

II pursuance Of dsed Of trust exeeu'ed 70 ne
by John Ogi'by of the county Of Persoa, N or,h
Carolina, Tor purpose therein expressed, shall
on the FIRST day Of April next, if fair, f not the
next fair day. proceed 10 sell. AZ the Red House
IN Casweil county. On CO. to &C highes' bidder,
Tor ready money, the following SLAVES 70 wit;
James, Davy, Tom, Adam, Bob and Major. or
IS many Of them as will be sufficient to answer
the purposes of said deed.
VIM. S. Archer.
March 9TH, 1908 wtds
- The sale Of tho above mentioned proper.
ty IS postponed until Thursday the 5th Of May.
APrl7, 1908.
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Kelso. or 1e fos plate of so gs he wake, evcr
the grcnrsd--and also his niajesty's 100 - given
to the Caiedouian Hunt, fcrany horse, &c. cary
Jog ~ st mile heats, then years cid, he won
asarlsr mr. WenSwor,h's Tr,mbush, Pierincns's
Trimre-, eyed, and Kinkade's Hector, aged
and Saturday following. purse OF 50l givcn by
the Hun, free Tor any horse, &c. beating Fare
well and iionker. At Carlisle he won 100 Us of
mr. S.wel, beating his b by Meteor. In 1898,
he won 1T Edlabuigh, August, 50t for all ages,
beating Nsaxwe,i's a alb, and mr. Maule's Hip.
popotamus. At Monuose he won a plate of 50
IS for all ages, beating pitfothre and Contractor.
See the racing Calendars for the foregoing years.
VIM LIGHTFOOT.
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For Rent,

,E<Hs House on the Main Street, next to Messrs
- Ellis aud Allan, and now occupied by Mrs
'phepoe. Possession Will be given on the first Of
.of January next-appy to
JOSEPH CALICO
Richmond Dec o. 1907. IF
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10 Dollars Reward.

~ UN AWAY from the Subscriber on
IN Friday last, Negro Man named
JOHN, carpeuter by trade. He is SIX
feet and upwards high, very likely of in
sInua,ing manners, extremely polite when
spoken 10. For three years past he lived
with MIR. Anderson Barrett. lie has a
fee mulauo woman for his wife, in r CHI
mond, living near the work house, where
! expect he will stay. He took with him
several articles of husbandry; amongst
them, pair of iron wedges, marked with
the letter p will give a reward Of ten
dollars, ifdeliyered to me- in The lower end
OF Hanover, or eight if confined in Jail, and
l Apr sed of it. He IS called by the ne
groes John Russell.
ARMIST FAD RUSSELL.
Hanover. January %. 1908. If
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joe Andrews was sot by Eclipse, his dam Al
amanda b. Omninm her dam Cloudy by Blank -
Crab, Wedding on mare by Parlncr-General
Stud Book, page 9th, prin'ed in 1903, by James
Whearherby
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To be Sold

ITO the highest bidder, for ready money, on
l. Thursday the 21st instant, April, at the
house called Naper's Tavern, in the town Of
Columbia
Tract of Land
whereon Abraham Shepard now lives, on the
Rivanna, in the county of Fluvanua, containing
by late survey, 1874 acres more or less, adj
joiuiug tho auds of Charles Adams, Richard a
dams, Pleasant Bybee, and others, being land
SOLD b David Ross to said Shepard, and con-
veyed by him, SHEPARD, in trust, TO secure
debt due % Said Ross, as stated in said trust
deed, which said debt has since been assigned
by sad Ross TO Henry E Co!eman-We sell our
right as trustees only.
George Holman,
Elfifan, Pasteur, Trustees.
1se .Hhr,L. 1908. ids
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REMOVAL

NXTE have removed our COun'inghOuse to the
wv house Immediately below, and contiguous
TO the one We have hitherto occupied, wiz re we
have for sale, Mnscovaio Sugar by the hogshead
or barrel, Sherry Wine, 10 quarter casks, and a
few cases Old Claret OF superior quality.
RO8ERT {. ALLAN POLLOK, & Co.
March g 1868. tH)
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Tsss zsz City county, and now his
nrooe-. v, full Is and a 10 hands high, a
b,ond ~ 6nely formed, in high health
vieor and spirn, the most active and bes
bo, ,orred hnrsr ar imported into this
country, now rising Is years Old
Will sand the ensuing se.' 80" a. en-"
pie Hill, on Mecham's river, in n. oeii'arle
county, ten mics above Chariottes,. "e'
within m lie of Germans mill and miles
of the brick tavern, and will be let to mares
al five guineas the season, which may be
discharge by The payment of 90 dollars if
paid by the l0,h day of August Gentle.
mems notes will be required with their
mares for guineas discharged as above
3 guineas the leap, and 40 dollars 10 insure
mare TO be with foaI, and one dollar with
each mare TO the groom; the leap ard
g Dom money 10 paid when the mare is
covered. Provided he mare is changed
the owner shall be liable. The season will
commence The first day of March and end
the FIRST day of August. Extensive low and
high ground Pas'ursge, well enclosed, in
three separate fields, gratis. Servants will
be boarded at So per week, and grain will
be furnised at the market price and given
in manner and quantity agreeably to d
rection, and all possible care taken to pre-.
vent accidents and escapes but will not be
liable for any that may happe7.
JAMES KINSOLVING,
For William Liehtfoot,
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Tract of L and
VIII be Sold

w III NC SOIG
Tor ready money, on the premises on
4 .the fourth day of June next, in obe6i.
ence 10 a decree of the Superior Court OF
Chancery, forthe Richmond District, made
on he ninth day Of February last past, in
the suits in SAID Court. VIZ:
Brown, Riyes, and Company Mer- } ne.
chants and partners,
against
William Aicock, Andrew Hart, Ro. !
bert Alcuck James Barbour, and ) dts.
Martin Dawson,
ana
William Gait, flg.
against
William Alcock, Andrew y, art, Ro-
bert Alcock, James Bar. bour, df,s.
Brown, Riges * Company, Mar
tin Dawson s. David Anderson,
ONE, TRACT OR PARCEL or La Nd
in said suits mentioned, lying and being Ia.
the county of Albemarie, in the North
Garden, on The head waters of Hardware
river, con:aining SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EIGH I FOUR ACRES, be the
same more or less, and adjoining the-lands
of James Garland, Huxley r. Morris. Viii
liam Woods, &c. subject 10 the life estate
Of The defendant Robert Aicock and Ma
ny bis wife, in the lower moie,Y ,hereof.
MARTIN DAWSON.
March 81, 1903. 5w
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Ten Dollars Reward.

DuN away from this city, ahou, the l2sh ct last
IL November. a negro man slave named CE-
sAR, the property of the subscriber : he Tor
merly belonged to Mr.. Rober; Alexander OF
Campbell county, and was bought from him a
small boy in the year 1889; he is now about 3
feet high his big toe on his right foot IS very
remarkasle, being split WITH an axe thro' the
nail and nearly high as the second joint, by
tina, il is nueh broader and larger than the other.
He was accustomed TO run James river above the
fails, and was seen on the loti. OF the sans
month. November, going thro' the locks IN a
barteanx, with ncg-o man slave named Abrarn.
who was head man. and belongs to the estate OF
Col John Harvie, dec. If Cesar is not concealed
by the said Abram he is gone up the river in
some other ba,teal- On delivering HIM e. ME
or securing him in come jail so that get hln'
again, shall be paid the above reward by
Robert Mitchell.
City of Rchmcnd, 25th Ian. 1908. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-19
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