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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-12
CERTIFICATES.

London. 18th February, 1896.
William Lightfoot, Esq.
Dear Sr.--Hsmb'cton
ought to sand very high with you. as his coils
IN this country turn OUT excellent runners. &c.
70 CJep.
Charlotte, 10th May, 1856.
put Eve mares to iiambletou, and ;hcy all
proved in foal, and the colts fac and iar,e-I al.
SO have mare which has bro't ms four colts.
by Diomed, one by Dragon, one b. Ssag;ll. aud
another by Hambeton, and the Hamble'on colt
has the preference OF either think her one Ut
the finest Files, both in size and figure that ever
saw'-Given under my hand.
Henry Les,e'.
Lunenburg, 5th MAY, 1906.
This Will certify that put a mare to Ha nble
ton in 1904, when he stood at Mr.. IL. Losers
in Charlotte county, and am as well plca.ed, it
not better, with the cole by HIM, than with any
the same maze ever haG-she previously bred by
Occur de Lion. Diomed, Quicksilver aud Dion.
7bed'k Letter
Charlolse county
In the year 1904 put mare TO Hambleton,
then kept BY Mr.. II. Lester of thi, county, and
am fully persuaded that it is the hes, colt the mare
yer hao, and is in my estimation the best colt
ever bred from any horse.--I moreover never
have heard Of any complaining of thei-rolts from
that horse. Thomas Read, jr.
Hanover County.
herewith certify that Mr.. Wn. Lightfoot's
horse Hamble.cnr stood at my stable the last sea.
son, and that he has proved excellent foal get
ter: his colts would do credit TO any horse the
continent Mr.. VIM. Morris oe this county and
put five mares each, all of which proved in foal.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of May. 1906.
.1obn Thornton =
Abemarle county, Temple Hill. (Va)
do hereby certify that Mr. VIM Ligntfoot's
English horse Hanblelton, stood at my stable two
seasons, viz in 1906 and 1907; and consider him
TO be an excellent sure fosl get,er, as any horse
| that have been acquainted with-I have seen !
| number of his coIts / consider them large, fine
and handsome-Not one that l have seen was in
dif:rent-I have previously put my fine mare
! Lady Slipper 70 Precipitate, Knowsley and Ham
bieton, and she brought \ colt by each, the Ham.
bleton consider much preferable. Given under
my hand 10Th December, 1907
| .Tanes Kirsoivirg.
| Charlotte County, 6rh May, 1906.
| We the undersigned subscribers had colts drop
/ ped last season by Hambleton, and they,are es-
! teemed by and we believe by he neighbours
generally, TO be remarkable good colts being 70,
the most part large. fine and handsome. We
also believe thai The season he stood in this coun
ty, ne got as many col:s as any horse could gel
with the same number of mares
WHLanl Mitchell, flames Ldmkis,
Cient Snlitbscn. Ove-ton Pet,us,
Tbomas Psf.us, I'm. l., 1.rtoa.
" b Lester.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-12
March 10, 1908

Charlotte Court, 9Th March, 1903.
Nathaniel Journey and Lucy his wife l
Charles tiundey and Martha his wife -.
aud Thomas Estis. Pf, =
AGAINST -
Anthony HundIey and Mary his wife Ia. :.
cob Beading and Mildred his wife. Will =
ar Cockrum and Nancy his wife, Evin :. =
Sussd anu Elizabeth his wife. Ca ter .
Wnite. executor Of John While and a,
guardian of the orphans of the sad John =
White, Frances White, Sarah Walker -
and John Etts, administrator OF Elisha
Es.;s, DTS
THE defendants Anthony Hundsy aud Mary
his wife, Jacob Beading & Midn his wife
William Geek um end N ancy his wife and Sarah
Walker. nor having entered their appearance ac-
corains to the &C, of assembly and the rules of
this ur,, and it appearing TO The satisfaction
to the cours thar they are NOT inhabitants of this
state on the mo'ieu Of the plaintiff by their
attorncy-It is or5ered, ;hat they appear hrre or
the hrat day of August court next and enter
their appearance; and ,hag 4 COPY Of this ordeg
BE- inserted in one of the newspapers printed IN
Richmond Cor two months excessively and post
ed AT the front door of the court house of the
said county
II Cory. Tesfe, (sp)
Thomas Read, elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-12
PERFoR MANCEs

This horse ranks very high as a racer. both for
speed and bottom, as ne proved successful in 20
races before he left the turf, which M walked
over none yenturing o star, against him. In 81
az Handle on, Yorkshire, on Wedne day, May
l4.h. he won sweepstakes of ten e each, FOR
8 5esr ids 6subscribers miles. beating nv b.
thers = BY M&gnum BoEun,, tierce's by
Young Marske Turner's Confederacy and Grad
docks ch Leicester. A., York he won 50l. FOR
ses' ids btating Low,er's b { G ifEn Cromp-
toms en- Ambush Shepperd's Matcep, c f,on's
Cedar, ard Gasforth's ch Gwen betting on
Ambush against The field ~ Manchester in
June, he Won 50l 10 3 year oids two miie heats.
bea'ing Foreigner and Loyalist At stock on
Sept. 20, he won sweersiakes Of 20 e. each S
sui, crbers, then sis n Williamson's properly.
formerly mr. Hutchins ons. seating Fields High.
liver, cut of Wren and Turner'S Delphine - In
iYY5l hsnlleton won S timer, u wiz: a handicap
Plate OF SUI mile heats n, years Old beating
lnsee, Back Is and Wathin's b years old.
A. Edinburgh. July 20 H. won lis msjesty's
plate OF 100 3 4years Old, 4 nIs heats, beating
GFeyson's b Archer, years OLD, mr. Pescock's
Oh Farmer, and mr. Wilson'S Creeping Kate.
A. Dumires in Oa. he Won so! beating lord Oar.
hugtnn's m Constant, In 1876. Hamalcton won
al K-lo, Od. S. a purse Of SO rs beating mr. Bai'
loT's Black Cock in 1897. he won lines. to
vital Middleham in Ycfkshire, sweepsta es
often IS each, S su5scribers, mile heats, beating
Merry Lad and Arthor Is; Edinburgh, on Wed
nesday The z6Ih. 50 rs E all ages. bss.iny Eliza
FOX ard Bslsey. On Friday the ze.h the ladies
subscription purse Of so IS beating Fieieher's Jane
~ Montrose, in Scotland, August, ne walked
yer The ground Cor sol plate and also walked
over tie gfourd for su5scriptm Of 50k At
Kclso Oe u for plate of 50 rs he walked over
TIC gTouud--aud also hiC majes,y's 100 rs given
90 the Caledonan Hunt, forany horse. &c carry
ing u 81 4 mile heats, then years old, he won
against mr. Wenlworth's TFlmbush, Pieruont's
Trimmer, aged, and Kinkadc's Heaor, aged
and Saturday following, purse Of 5Oi given by
the Hunf, free for any horse, &c. beating Fare
well aud Rohker. Al Carlisle he won 100 Is Of
mr. sitweli, beating his b by Meteor. In 1898,
he won at Edinburgh, August, SOL for all ages,
beating Msxwell's Arab, and mr. Maule's Hip
popolamus. At Monirose he won plate of so
20 for al ages, beating Pitfothre and Contractor
see the racing Calendars for tho foregoing years
VIM LIGHTFOOT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-12
Cash Sale.

PY virtue OF a deed of trust from John Boat
- wright to the subscriber, bearing date the 18th
day OF August, 1895, and recorded in the county
court of Cumberland, to secure the payment of
sundry debts therein specified WILL BE
SOLD. at the front door of Hobson's Tavern,
near the court house of the said county, on the
fourth Monday in April next, sis being court
day1 One Hundred Acres of Land, adjoining
the lands of Alexander Trent, dec. and others,
six head OF horses, one c;rt. and one yoke of
oxen, twelve head of cattle. twelve head of
sheep, five fearher beds, with their furnituses.
anh al. of The said BoSswright's Household and
Kitchen Furniture, or 60 mucn thereof as VIII
be sufficient discharge the covenants in the said
deed and the charges for carrying the same inro
effect, or so much of The Stock. &c as shall be
produced to the t=usier or the day of sale.
Henry Bell.
March 10, 1908 wsp
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Will be Sold

l. ok ready money, on the premises m
4 the fourth day Of June next. In >he,;.
ehcs 10 a decree CO the superior Cbn,, &c
Chnncefy ,torthe Richmond Distsic;, made
on he ninth day of February las; past, in
the quits in said Court, s;z.
Brown, Ryes, anG Company, n1>r-}
chants and partners, FHs.
eg.iass
William .Alcock, Andrew Hart, Ro ,
bert Aicaok James Barbour, and I I'M.
Martin Dawson,
ana
William Gait, MIR
against
William Alcpck, Andrew Hari Pa,
bert A'cnck, james 5..to..r
Brown, RiYes s Company, A!ae. Z ,%('s.
lin Dawson < David An,ierso..
Oys TRACE Or PARCEL ~ i-A<1.
in said suits mentioned, lying and sei.,g ~
the county of Aihenarle, Ia the Ma, a,
GARDEN, GA The head waters o! hardware
river, cnn;sining SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EICH TY FOUR ACRES, he IN.
same more or less, and adjoining the lands
of James Garland, Huxley Z Morris, vii.
liam Woods, sc, subject 10 The life estate
Of the defendant Robert Alcock and Ma.
~ his wife, in the lower inoely thereof.
MARTIN DAWSON,
March 81, 1903. 5w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-12
TIE Celebrated EnsEsh Stallion
A A~,oB E ID + o K D,
ny g WILL stand this season :,
III SSL%.<A. w my house. in Ches.e.G.e FL

~
COUNT, nv, miles distant fem Gocde and Besips
bridges. on Appoma,tox river. and 25 from Rich.
mond and Petersburg. The following terms vii!
be attended to:-FoRTY DOLLARS are required
for the season; the same TO be secured byIa TO
be sent with each nave, but the note may be dis
charged by the payn t.i Of TwENTY-FIvE DOL
LARS At any time wi hIr the season, which will
expire on the last day CT Jolly. The groori-fee
will be ONE DOLLAR per mare. Should any mare
sent this horse not prove to be in foal, the
CT, provided he retains possession Of the same
mare tho succeeding season, may be permitted 10
put her to~Hedfsvd gratis. The mares will have
the benefit of safe and extensive pasturage, but
no responsibility for escapes or accidents. They
WILDE supplied with provender on very reasona-
he terms, provided the money is sent to make the
purchase. Servants who attend the mares, will
be boarded 1T the rate OF ten s'lings and six
pence per week
B.DFonp, from his performances and his real
character, ouSh, 20 stand ar his 70; mer season
price of Fifty dollars. but the distressed situation
or the country, IS to money matters induces The
subscriber 10 reduce the sum, and 20 make the
pasmens of il az easy n; possible TO those who
may think proper TO raise from this elegan. and
vaiusb,s stock.
BEpFoRD is FIRE blood bay, nesrly Is hands
high, with great bone AID muscular power; his
colts are equal superior to those OF any horne
in America. He is The size of the following dis
unsuished ners.F airy, it is believed, that eur
Of thirteen a mile heats she won twelve,
md is the on'y nag ,hat ever beat Leviathan -
GAanr. Nancy Air. Dungaunon, Peggy, Lotte-
w, Cup Bearer. Volunteer. Nestor, Duchess,
| Eo'us. Whisky, and many other fine hsrses are
the i'nmeiia.e descendants cf Bedford
BEpForp was imported by the late col. John
Hoomes, bred by Lord Gfosvenor, was got by
Dungannon. the best son of Eclipse his dam Fai
ny by Eighflyer, his g1andsm Fairy Queen, who
was also the grandam Of Citizen, by Young Cade
/ Ruth's Black.Eyes by Crab, Warlock Galloway
by Snake, Bald Galloway, Curwin Bay Bsrd.
THOMAS BRANCH.
March &, 1909. (wSm)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-12
IN The high bred imhorted
HiSsS16ya!U HORSE
.Slg1 ARCHDUKE,

W|tLL stand at the Bowling Green,
w from the 10th March to the 81 day
of Angus, next, and will be let TO mares q
the reduced price of TWENTY FIVE D L
LARS, payable within the season. ARcH
DUKE has so frequently been advertised,
that it is deemed unnecessary 10 swell an
advertisement 10 the usual length; suffice
/, 10 say, that he has size, strength and
beauty, and thai, his blood is equal TO any
horses on the continent. Arch Dukes
colts are now three years Old and some Of
them will appear IN The turf this spring.
Stamford and NJ. TeazIe, own bro.hers
of Arch Duke, sand in the first class of
covering horses, on the British turf & Paris.
Another brother won the Derby stakes
1905. Roseden, gotten by Arch Duke, be
fore he left England, won twice at 3 years
OLD, running in one instance heats
All possible cate and attention will be
paid to mares, but the subscriber will not
be answerable for accidents of any kind.
Gentlemen wishing their mares fed with
corn, must send nancy for that puppets
GrUum's fee half dollar.
PEDLGRFE
Arch DUke was gotten by Sir Peter Tea
IL, his dam Horaiia (sisterto Achilles
By Eclipse, grandam Countess by Blank,
was the dam Of Delphi.
JOHN HOoMES.
March u 1903 (S6D
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The Famous High Bioeded English Horse
81 A-a.1 HAMILTON,
1ESf &RsD by the Duke Of Graf

~ TX ! - ton, beautiful bright bay,
near 10 nands nigh, Of high form and elegance,
rising is years old, in good health and great per-
fea,on, imported by VIM. Lightfoot, Esq. of
Charles City county, will stand the ensuing sea-
son, n1y plantation in Hanover county, 20 miles
from Richmond and 9 from Hanover Town and
New Cattle, TO cover mares a, guineas the sea.
son, for whih note viii be required, disciiarga-
bic by the payment Of 20 dollars any time be-
fore ;he FIST of August next, when the season
viii expire, with one dollar to the groom fer each
mare. paid at the stable door. Ten dollars the
single leap, and 40 dollars TO insure a mare with
fcal. Good and extensive paslursge, well enc'os.
Cd, with branches running through the fiat land
aGaiding good forward pastures ss any in this
pa lf The country. gratis. Servants that may
be sent with mares will be boarded for two dolls
las per week, and mares fed, if required, on
sonab'e terms The greatest attention will be
paid by my overseer, Mr. John Hog, but no liabi-
lity for escares or accidents.
- Any gentleman putting mares TO Ham.
bleton may send ore gratis.
GEORGE BIZ AKEY.
Feb,u ary Is. 1903.
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z Z IG r E z.

Hs,nbleton was got by Dungannon, sire ofBed.
ford and one of the bee. sons Of O'Kelly's famous
Eclipse, who wsa esteemed to be the best horse
in England Of his day, and covered at Fifty gui.
neas.-hs dam by Snap, sister to Jupiter bred by
mr. Cross, l79S---her dam, Young Marsk's dam,
by Blank, Stirling Miss Mcynell, by Partner,
Grey honni, Curwen, Bay Barb. Lord D'Arcy's
Arabian, Whitsshirt, Old Montague mare. Thus
IT appears he descended from The best running
stock ia England
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-12

beaiiry ;nr Rid5le's be by overton, daa, Is s:c-
ollie mr. Londa.c's en- BY Pipa,or dam by Pay
ruaster-lord S,raihmore's gf by Ove,ton, dam
by phini--Sevsra Others also starred bur were
not placed durham, "wednesday. c4.h, q Mai
den Plate of 50i, given by the country n,-r,bess,
for all ages. mile heats. Sir Il. Wian,sou's
DC by Hamilton, . years old, run a heats, and
proved second bes,--and 4 others started aud pro
ell themselves good runners.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-12
At Private Sale.

1T the Subscribers auction Store,
FIRST quality GREEN COFFEE, M1sco-
vsdo and Loaf Sugars, MolAsses. old Ma
6eira and London p Tennerife Wines, Holland
Gin. Demijohns, Cas- ware in boxes. contain-
ing tuublers wine glasses and decan;ers and an
assortment of the best quality DuTcH BoLTIK C
CLOTHS.
NJ N MYERS.
March %. Tot
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The imported Horse
PAUL,
FormerIy So. Paul,

sssAasses< Is hands inches
SA4sss'slS@fsxkS high, remarkable for his
elegance, beauty, strength and FINE bone,
will stand the ensuing season at my plan
tation, IN Powhatan county, on James RI
YER, miles above the Manakin To~n fer
ry, aud about the same distance below
Jude's ferry, TO cover mares OF rs dollars
the season, but may be discharged By the
payment Of Is dollars, or the price Of is
bushels of wheat at Dover mill in Gooch-
land county, il paid by the FIRST day Of De,
cember next, with half a dollar to the
groom. As good and extensive pas urege
IS any in Virginia gratis, and mares fed
with corn at the market price, if lie mo-
ney is sent with them and servants bear
ded at six shillings per week, and the grea-
test attention paid 20 the mares, but no H.
ability for escapes or other accidents
The season will commence the FIRST day
OF March and end the first day OF August.
This beautiful horae PAUL, was raised
by the PFince of Wsles & 90, by his horse
SaIlram, who was got by O'KelIy's Eclipse,
bis dam Yifago, by Snap PauI's dam Pu-
riiy, was got by Malchem; her dam the
Old Squirt mare, of as great fame as arr
maze Ia the kmgdom.--Pa0l's coils are
equal 20 any horses in Virginia, and ne is
a sure foalsgetter several of his colts may
be seen al his stand.
THOMAS HARRIS, il.
eptlAwtloJ MiIlwood.
Pswhs,an. Feb, 20, 1908.
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ma reslTcss to exchange the following pro
L Per'y, or any part thereof, ~ may b. agreed
ca for small trad of good Land in a healthy
situation, with a dwelling house and other I'M
pcovemeats. good spipg Of wager. and an a
gfeeab'e neighborhcod at distance &c 30 to 1Oe
miles NJ 'he eoun'ry-.o say for Houses in this
ei,y--Lands ia Henrico county, ioinins The aca.
deny ands, and this city,, 900 ac.ss on
Eiehand eseekJ in Lincoln county Kentucky
1000 acres IN the waters OF 'he Ohio, IN Mason
coun,Y--and two traas &C Military Lands on the
river Tennessee, each s66 S aetes.
Robert Mitchell,
Pichmsnd Feb &. 1903 IF
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CoIl,s Pehrnnncea-LanoLon-

Hambleton's colts also rank very high as facers,
both Tor speed and bottom as they proved them
selves good runners in England IN 1906 at Cat
terick bridge. on Thursday 18Th. v'entworth's
b c Silvesheels by Hambleton, two years old, won
= Sweepstakes Of ten q 3 subscribers, two mites,
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Vaiuable Lands.

THE subscriber will Sell. on credit. or cx<
Il change for Properly in Richmond or lis
neighborhood, the following LANDS, 10 WIS;
e22 acres in the state of Kentucky, by survey
bearing dale the 10th day of Oaober 1857, lying
and being in The dis,ria set apart for the officers
ane soldiers of The Virginia stase line, Oh Little
Barren river.
Also, 1900 acres, ~ Kentucky, IVY survey
bearing dase the 10Th October 1897. likewise ly.
ing IN tho distria set apart for the officers and
soldiers of the Virginia state line, OH lhe north
s'de OF Lizzie nveT. branch Of Cumberland ri
YER and about two and an half miles from the
mouth Of Lille river.
Also, $50 acres Of Land in the county OF Nav
son, stare Of Virginia, OH Old Tcwn creek, about
miles from Mason courthouse.
inn'5pntable titles viii be made 10 the above
mentioned lands and plots &C each traa may be
seen on application to the subscriber residing in
Richmond.
THOMAS BoHANNhN.
January 2Sd. 1903. If
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REMOVAL.

NTE have removed our Countinghouse to the
Wv house Immediately below, and con,iguoIIs
TO The one re have hitherto occupied, VIII re we
have for sale, Muse wade Sugar blythe hogsheal
or barrel, Sherry Wine, in quarter cs,lSs, AID a
few cases Cd Ciaret Of superirr quality.
ROBERT Il ALLAN POLLOK, & Co.
March S, 1908 SuO
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TO RENT,

A GOOD TENEMENT ON Market
a Alley, opposite the Market House !;
it is among the best stands in the neigh.
borhood for grocery. For terms aFpiy
to the subscriber or 10 Harry Tompkins
ISAAC WEBSTER.
February Is. &c
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POR SILR.

FOR SHE,
MY Dwelling House, and -Four HaIf-Aore
IVs Lots of Ground, in the Town OF Msnches
'er, as formerly advertised: On receiving a
part in cash, ! am disposed to give consid:ra.
bic credit, Cor the balance Of purchase, or VIII
take Young Negroes at fair valuation, and
Land in the STATE Of Ohio, Tennessee or Ken
lucky, on such terms as may be agreed on-If
the said property is no, sold betw cen now and
Christmas, j, will be leased 10 an approved te
nant for term Of years.
ARCH'D CAMPBELL.
Manchester. Nov. 80, 1907 #
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PEnnRFE

Jack Andrews was got BY Joe Andrews, his
dam by HighAyer, his grandar Cardinal Pug.
his great grandGm by Tattler, his great great
grAndam by Snip, his great gyesr great g,andan,
By Lord oodOlphin's Arabian, i,is great great
s'eas g'eat g'sndam by S,anyan's Arabian,
which mare was own sister to Frse pion's White
Neck foil sister 10 the Minbury Galloway great
gJeat great great great gisudsm by Sauce boz
son Of Cegg sire Of crofs'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 las.
Lord Given under my band and seal. this 2sd
Of December, 1904.
WILLIAM LIGHTFooT, (sea)
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100 Dollars Reward.

ID UN AWAY about the first inst from the
IN service Of Mr. William Rawleigh, ITO
whom he was hited,) a BLACK MAN. nam
ed JACKSON, Heuse Carpenter by pre- fes-
sion, of thin consumptive appearance, about 40
years of age. five feer eight or nine inches high
from circumstances attending his elopemcpt. it
believed. he intends making his way TO one
of the Eastern States, and has been provided
with false papers of frcedom.--If aiken within
the State, and delivered to me here, or secured,
that get him, will give Fifty ID olIars, or If
taken out of the State, One Huudred Dollars.
Robert Gamble, Jr.
Richmond, Dec. Path. 1907. IF
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WILLIAM LI5HTFooT, (seal)

Joe Andrews was got BY Eclipse, his dam Al
annanda by Owninu her dam cioudy by Blank
Crab, Wedding on mare by Farmer General
stud Book, page Oh, printed in 1903, BY James
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80 Tie noted e mich admired
- ENGLISH HORSE
sTe&A Jack Andrews;
&SSy~ T MPoRTED by w. Light
IN~ySl foot, Esq of Charles

~sfSA&5<aeaessz-S City comfy, and now his
property, full Is and IL hands high,
blood bay, finely formed, in high health,
vigor and spirit, the most active and best
bottomed horse ever imported into this
country, now rising ID years old.
Will stand the ensuing season at Tenn
pie Hill, on Mecham's river, III Albemarlc
county, ten miles above Charlottesville,
within mile ofGerman's mill and 9 miles
OF the brick tavern, and will be let 10 mares
at five guineas the season, which may be
discharged b, The payment Of &C dollars If
paid by the 10Th day of August. Gentle
msn's notes will be required with their
mares for guineas discharged as above |;
8 guineas The leap, and 40 dollars TO insure
a mare to be with ioal, and one dollar with
each msre 10 the groom; the leap and
groom 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 emf
the FIRST day of August. Extensive low and
/ high ground pas,urage, well enclosed, in
three separate fields, gratis. Servants will
be boarded at So per week, aud grain will
be furnisrd at the market price and given
IN manner and quantity agreeabiy 20 d.
recton, ard all possih!s care taken to pre-
vent accidents ard escapes but will not bs
liable for any ihst may happen.
JAMES KINSOLVING,
For William Lightfoo,.