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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-06

perfectly inncceut, warranted not to contain a
particle or mercury OF any permclons hi9feol
emf, and may be used with perfect safety on
an infant, being a vegetable preparation and
entirely free from he offensive smell which
attends most other remedies.
HAMILTOM'S LOZENC E.S,
Which have cured more children and adults
of disorders proceeding from wodms, than all
the medicines heretofore discovered In ad-
slition TO the great cures mentioned IN the let
tiers from the chancellor of the state OF Mary
land, the Rev. Mr.. Mother and others, late
" published the following are submitted TO tie
public; being selected for the purpose OF shcw-
ing the mild yet hozve7M qualities ofthls eX
traordinary medicine which, although 50 mild
in its operation, is competent to expel t4e for
midable tape worm.
An infant, aged weeks, Of Mr.. Henry Ew-
bank, taylor, Charles-street, Baltimore, was
dangerously afflicted with CONFUSION fits, so
that his life was despaired of, but was perfect
ly cured by one dose of Hami!ton's Worm Lo-
zenges, which expelled several worms, the
untloubted cause OF the child's disorder.
Letter fi'ezv Mr.. .4cke7raan, 6ricklayer, Nigga
zine street, near Broaizvay, Jan. "a, 1902.
1t would be ungratetul were | to withhold
my testimony in fayorof Hamilton's Worm
Destroying Lozenges. had been between
five and six years past much inoisposed, and
latterly often tormented with severe gripping
and pains in the bowels, troubled with often
i've breath, with violent fcYorish f:ts,and Other
obvious symptoms OF worms; but frequently
hearing your Worm Lozenges recommended
cases similar to mine, | determined Oh
trial Of them, as my last resource. The first
dose evacuated twelve or15 feet CT a tape
worm two other doses were taken, which
brought away a quantity OF matter broken like
skins and pieces Of worms. suppose the
tape worm, welded at different times, must IN
the whole have exceeded forty feet The az
most incredible benefit | received from this
medicine, induced me to give dose to child
of mine who was pining and sickly: it pro,iu
ced the same good effect in this instance, ex-
pelling worm of different kind, from nine
to twelve inches long, and at the same time
restoring good state of health.
HENRY ACKERMAN.
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Hag,iLBon's Essence and Extract
Ct Mustard.

A safe and effectual remedy Tor the gout,
rheumatism, sprains, pains In si'e lace ana
neck, &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-06

sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
xo,,ghs. asthmas, sore throats and approaching
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-06
ITCH CURED.

By once using Lees Sovereign Ointment
which, although used Cor 20 years in Europe
and for near years in America, has never
been known to fail in any one instance. Ii IS
perfectly innocent, warranted not to contain a
particle or nercury OF any pernlclons lngredl
emf, ana may be used with perfect safety on
an infant, being vegetable preparation and
entirely free from he offensive smell which
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-06
ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE

NF the: great efficacy of the Patent and Fa-
~ mily Medicines, prepared by the late Rich
ard Lee, Jun. which pr near eight years pas.
have acquired Throughout the United States
selebrity hitherto unequalled.
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Also,

Also,
The following new and valuable Medicine, just
received and for sale as above.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27
Tie Celebrated English Station
& MoB E u L Q Il d,
lNT eS WILL stand This season a,
~ ~ S,as. 4, w my n puse. in Chesterfield

l&h fSSteeS N/ ILL stand ihis season at
~ n.StE;a. 4, w my h ,usc in Chesterfield
coun y, hse inies distant from Goods and BsvI's
bridges; on hp,omaox river, and IS from Rich
mond and Petersburg. The following terms will
be attended to:-FoRTY Dollars are requi;ed
tor the season the same 20 be scared by a note
TO be sent with each mare, but the note may be
discharged by the payment of TwENTY-FIvK
DOLLARS At any time within the sea son. which
will expire he last day of July The grooms
tee will be ONE DOLLAR per mare Shonld any
mare sent To this hor'. not prove TO be- in foal,
the owner provided he retains possession of the
same mare tae succeeding season. may be per
mit;ed 70 put her 10 Bedford gratis. The mares
will have the benefit ef safe and extensive pas
surage, but responsibility for escapes or acci.
denis They will be supplied with provender
on very reasonable terms, provided the money is
sent 10 make The purchase. Servants who at
tend the mares, will be boarded IT the rate of
ten shilugs and six pence per week.
BEDFORD, from his performances and mis- real
character. ought 10 stand his former season
price OF nifty dollars, but the distressed siiuat
OF the country, as 10 money matters, induces the
! subscriber to reduce the sum and TO make the
| payment OF IL as easy as possible 10 those who
! may ,hink proper TO raise from this elegant and
valuable stock
BEDFoRD is fine blood bay, nearly 10 hands
high, with great bore and muscular pow err: his
colts are equal if not superior those of any horse
IN America. He is the sire of the following dis
tnguished runners Fairy, tits believed, that out
otthirteen races a mile heats she won twelve
and is the only nag that ever beat Leviathan-
GliiatIn, Nancy Air. Dungannon, Peggy, Loi,e-
", Cnp Bearer, Volunteer, Mes ,or, Duchess,
Eous, Whiskey, and many other fine herses are
he immediate descendants OF Bedford.
BEDFORD, was imported by the tate col John
Hoomes. bred by Lord Grosvenor was got by
Dunganuon, the best son of Eclipse his dam Fai
r. by Highfye', his grandam Fairy Queen, whe
was so tue grandam Of Citizen. by Young Cado
tuth's Bhach- Eyes'by Crab Warlock Galloway
by snake, Bald Galloway Curwin Bay Bard.
THOMAS BRANCH.
March q, 1903 (w3m)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27

ollie ;.rnr L9utale's oh c BY pipa.or dam bs p,v.
maeter-icrd S,rathmore's f by Ovc,,a.p ~, ~
by Deiphini--Severai Others ,Iso ,,.,, dam
not placed. -Durhani, Wednesr;sv s1.n 'u' were
den P'ae OF 5O!, given by the co,n,s. -, NAT
Tor all ages; mile heats. Sir X yy;,,:Ns,
be by Hamilton, years old, run h "
proved second best-and Others s,,-,a,; aud
ed themselves good runners. 'su ana pro-
CERTIFICATES.
London. l7;h February. 1916
William Lightfoot, Esq. '' iooo'
Dear Sir,-Hamble,on
ough, to stand very high with you, as hi. Ca,'.
IN TINS country turn out excellent rnnn.. WIS
Ro C,ew.
put hve mares TO Hambeton. and 49,,
proved IN foal, and the colts fine All Ia ey All
SO have mare which has bro't me four .S,,.
oy Diomed' one by Dragon, one by SeaonII . ons
aho'ner oy hamo!eton. and the Hsmbe,on s"u
We. ma' .ne preference OF either: think her one nr
49,. neS, pom IN size and figure that 1 ever
saw'-Given under my hand. ever
Henry Leste..
Lunenburg, 5.h Ma 1905
This will certify that put mare ~ -;
ton IN 1874, when he stood at Mr. II I..,o"..
In Charlotte county, and am as well p,..ssS g
not better, with the colts by HIM, than with a.,
tne same marc ever had-she previously hred ~,
Occur DC Lion Diomed, Quicksilver and Dion.
7bed'k Lesser.
In the year 1904 pu, mare 70 Hs eouIy.
then kept by MIR. Ii. Lester of This con,,,,' ,
am fully persuaded that it is the bsst col, ;, ~"
ever mao, and Is In my estimation the ssst cn,r 4
ever bred from any horse.--I mo,eoycr r.vos
nave heard OF any complaining of their colts from
1oomas Read, jr.
Hanover County.
herewith certify that Mr.. Wn Ligh,foo,ts
morse Hamb!etcn, stood at my stable the 1.., en-.
son. and that he has proved all excellent fo,I o.,
er: ms colts wonld do credit to any horse onthe,
continent. Mr. VIM. Morris oe this conn,v sori
Iput live mares each, all of which proved in Co.,
1"o'' my ha"u inns fth Gay of May. 1906
An Sfobn Thornton.
A'bemare county, Temple Hill. fVaI
DO hereby certify that Mr. VIM I.iph,Goo,,,
English horse Hanblelton, stood a, my stable ,s,o
seasons VIZ IN 1876 and 1907; aud consider hin,
10 be an excellent sure fcal gete-, as any horse
that have been acquainted With have Co.,
number of his colts consider Them go Gu e. :
and handsome-Not one that have seen ,s,. ~
d'heren,-l have previously put my fine mare
Lady Slipper 10 Precipitate, Knowslev and Han.
oieton, and she brought colt by each. the Ham.
oieton consider much preferable. Given under
my hand 10Th December, 1907
James Kinsofving.
Charlotte County, 6'h May, 1866.
"ehe undersigned snbsc' ibeIs had colts drop
ped last season by Hamb'eton, and they are es
'eemed by us and believe by The ne,qbbou,<
generally, TO be remarkable good colts being for
the most part large. fine and handsome we
also oei'eve that The season lie stood in this coun.
y. ne got rs many colts as any horse could ger
wiki the same number of mare.
W1Iham Mitchell, James Lanrlin.
Gent S'nitbson. OUerton Penus,
Z ~, Rettus, Wm l. 11xtoas
W Lesfer
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27
Richmond TIE MlmufacIory.

THE subscriber having procured the ex.
elusive right to manufacture in this
and several other states Harwood's much
improved Patent Tile for covering houses,
and ut considerable expense erected the me-
cessary buildings, &c. for carrying OH that
useful business extensively, now offers to
supply, at short notice, any quantity that
may be required, at the moderate price of
Thirty Five Dollars per thousand, deliv-
cred at his factory.
He can with confidence, founded on &C
tual experiment, in the covering of about
20 houses in this city, assert, that houses
can be covered with this tile as cheap in
the brst instance, as with shingles of the
first quality, and when the security against
lire, the difference of Insurance, the dura-
bility and particular construction on these
tile 10 resist the most penetrating rains and
SHOWS are Considered, he cannot doubt of
meeting with considerable ENCOURAGEMENT.
Ii requires only the examination of well
covered roof TO convince the most preudi-
ced mind of their superiority TO any other
tile heretofore made, or to the best slate,
, and will cost less than thelatter, after pay
ing the expense of water carriage to al
| most any part of this continent.
Particular attention will be paid to orders
from other towns, and in all cases where
they are shipped, he will deliver them
whole and sound, along side of the vessels,
at the expense of carriage only to the pur-
chasers Any person skilled in the arr OF
thing, will put on those tile with great ia
cility, but where they cannot be procured,
he can engage few here who have bad
some experience, and will go a moderate
distance, if the job is of sufficient magnitude
and their travelling expenses paid.
BENJAMIN DU VAL.
Richmond, March -, 1908.
N. B. i wish to sell Patent Rights in Sc
yeral other states.
wifi 3. ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust exec
will be sold to the highest b oder for rea.
dy money at Hallsburg, Chesterfield coun..
ty, on Friday tine tehtn of June next, two
horses, enc COW and calf, three feather
beds and furniture, one book case, two ta..
blcs, fourteen chairs, and two carts, or as
much thereof as will raise the sum OF three
hundred and eighteen dollars and seventy
seven cents, with interest from the Thrift
eth o! October 1907, including expenses of
sale sc due from said L. Hall to A. Fos-
ter.
WIN: DAVIDSON, Trustee.
May 90, 1907. (ds.)
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p E D I G. X T. r

Hambieton was got by Dungannon, sire ofBcd
ford 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 gui.
neaS--his dam by Snap. sister to Jupiter bred by
mr. Cross 1793--her dam. Young Marsk's dam
by Blank, Sniling, Miss Meynell. by Partner,
Gre honnd, Cu,@en Bay Barb. Lord D'Arcy's
Arabian. Whiteshi,t, Old Montague mare. Thus
it appears lie descended from the best running
stock in England
RFORMAN NOES.
This horse ranks very Ugh as racer. both for
speed and bottom, as he proved successful in 20
races before he left The turf CT which he walked
over none venturing 10 start against him In 'oi
at Hambeton, Yorkshire on "Wednesday, NAV.
l4th he won a sweepstakes of ten gs each, for
3 year ODDS. 6 Subscribers, 2 miles, beating mr. Be.
thels by M?gnum Bonum, Pierce's b by
Young Marske, Turner's Confederacy, and Grad.
docks oh Leicester. At York ne won SOL for
Swear ods, beating Lowther's b c Griffin, Cromp.
tons ch Ambush SHEPHERDS Madcap, Cifton's
Cedar, and Garforth's ch c--even betting on
Ambush against the field AT Manchester, in
June, he won 50i for year olds, two mile heats
beating Foreigner and Loyalist. III Stockton,
Sept. 90, he won a sweepstakes of 20 rs each, S
subscribers, then Sir II. Williamson's properly
formerly mr. Hutchinson's, beating Fields High
flyer, out of Wren and Turner'S Delphine
l795. Hambleton won times, to wit q handicap
plate Of 50f 2 mile heats. at years old, beating
Insea, Blackegs and WATKINS b years old
AT Edinburgh, July 20, he won his maiesty's
plate of 100 gs years old, mile heats, beating
Greyson's h Archer, years old, mr. Peacock's
CHI g Farmer, and mr. Wilson'S Creeping Kate
At Dumfries in Od. he won so. beating lord Oar
ngton's m Constant In 1896, HAMILTON won
at Kelso. OG. 5, purse Of so rs beating mr. Bal
lor's Back Cock In 1897, he won times, to
what Middleham, in Yorkshire, a sweepstakes
Of ten Is each subscribers, 3 mile heats, beating
Merry Lad and Arthur. At Edinburgh, on Wed.
nesday the Goth, so KS f'r all ages, beating Eliza
Fox and Betsey. On Friday the 9th. the ladies
subscription purse OF so IS beating Fleichers Jane
At Montrose, in Scotland August, he walked
yer the ground for sol plate. and also walked
over the ground for a subscriptirn Of 50k At
Kelso, Oa 10 for plate Of so Is he walked over
the gsound--and also his majesty's 100 rs given
to the Caledonian Hunt, forany horse. &c. carry.
ing ~ So mile heats, then years old, lie won
against mr. Wentworih's Trjmbush, Piermon,'s
Trimmer, aged, and Kinkade's Hector, aged
and Saturday following, purse Of SOL given by
the Hunt, free for any horse, &c beating Fare.
well and Roiker. At Carlisle he won 100 gs Of
mr. SitwelI, beating his b by Meteor. In 1898,
he won at Edinburgh, August, sol for all ages
beating Maxwcli's rab, and mr. Maue's Hip
popotamus. At Monuose he won plate of so
Is for all ages, beating Pidothre and Conuador
See the racing Calendars for the foregoing years
VIM LIGHTFOOT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27
10 Dollars Reward

ID UNAWAY from he subscriber on the 11,h
1Nof December LAST, a negro woman named
CHARLOTTE late the property of a Mrs.
Undertake OF Hanover county. She is of a
light complexion about five feet high, has scar
on her forehead. supposed TO be 35 or SO years
old. Il is supposed she is hsrbored in Ricn
mond BY her husband who is hired at the Atmo-
ry, or in New Kent by some Of his relations, or
scquainIances
The above reward will be paid to any person
who will deliver the said woman TO the subscri-
Der or secure her in any JAIL
WILLIAM w. DICKINSON
Richm ond, April 81, 1863 FIJI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27
Valuable Lands.

TT HEsubscriber will Sell, on a credit, or ex.
change for Property in Richmond or It's
neighborhood the following LANDS, TO wit:
S22 acres in the state Of Kentucky. by survey
bearing date the 10th day of Oaober 1897, lying
and being in the dis'ria set apar, for the officers
and soldiers of the Virginia state line, on Little
Barren river.
Also, 1000 acres, in Kentucky. Ky survey
bearing date the 10Th O6ober 1897, likewise w.
ing in the distria set apart for the officers and
soldiers of The Virginia sate line, on the north
side OF Little river, a branch of Cumberland ri
yer, and about two and an half miles from the
mouth of Little river.
Also, $50 acres of Land in The county Of Nav
son, state of Virginia, on Old Town creek, about
miles from Mason courthouse
Indisputabe titles will be made TO the above
mentioned lands and plots of each trad may be
seen on application to the subscriber residing in
Richmond.
THOMAS BOHANNAN
January ODD. 1903. IF
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ON PeLormances-Londor.

Hambleion's colts also rank very high as racers,
both for speed and bottom a. they proved them
selves good runners N England In 1905. az Cas-
terck bridge, on Thursday 18Th Wentworth.
SilverheeIs by Hambleton, two years old, won
a sweepstakes Of ten IS subscribers, two miles,
beating mr. Riddles { BY Overton, dam Of Spa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27
TIE noted e mach admired
AA ENGLISH HORSE
<sssaA Jack Andrews;
I 7 IMPORTED by w. Light
y - l. foot, Esq of Charles
Esassssc Guy county, and now his
re no,ed q mnch admired

sS,1fos,sss~@sOl bg SOuhgb AIN uO" 'iio
property, full Is and l-2 hands high, a
blood bay, finely formed, in high health
vigor and spirit, The most active and best
bot,omed horse ever imported into this
country, now rising Ia years old.
VIII stand the ensuing season at Tenn
pie Hill, on Mecham's river, in Aibemarle
county, ten miles above Charlottesville,
within mile of German's mill and 2 miles
of the brick tavern, and will be let TO mares
at five guineas the season, which may be
discharged BY the payment of 90 dollars il
paid by the 10Th day of August. Gentle
mems notes will be required with their
mares for guineas discharged as above /;
guineas the leap, and 40 dollars to insure
a maze To be with foal, and one dollar with
each mare 10 the groom; the leap and
.oom money 10 paid when The mare is
covered. Provided the mare is changed
The owner shall be liable. The season will
commence the frs, day of March and end
the first day of August. Extensive low and
high ground pas'urage, well enclosed, in
three separate fields, gratis. Servants will
be boarded at 50 per week, and grain will
be furnised at the market price and given
in manner and quantity agreeably To di-
rection, and all possible care taken TO pre-
vent accidents and escapes but will not be
Liable for any that may happen.
JAMES KINSOLVING,
For William Llghtfoot.
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PEDIGREE

dam by HighAyer. his grandam Cardinal Puff.
his great grsndam by Tattler, his great great
grandam by Snip, his great great great grandam
by Lord Godophin's Arabian, his great great
great great g'andsm by Stanyan's Arabian,
which mare was own sister to Frampton's White
Neck. full sister TO the Minbury Galloway, great
great great grcat great grsndam by Sauce Box,
a son Of Gegg, sire Of Croft's Old Partner.
JAMES LORD, (Seai.)
do hereby certify that the above pedigree is a
true copy from the original one sent in by Jas.
Lord Given under my hand aud scalc this 23d
Of December, 1904.
WILLIAM LIGHTFooT, (seal)
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Land for Sale.

LAND FOR Saskatchewan to a Geei of
ee,eatef TO tie subscribers Ay John & lAAer,
Tor the purpose Of securing the payment o; sulnl.y
dcjs thelrG ''L,7;;ioGci zriH be OH gtor the first
Af'a.lay IN .3aradyy 1903, tcr cash ujon the pre-
muses.. Gfr.sct VI tIaA, aiea,ioaef in said ccel w.
,Ey upon the zptters 4 Lockefts and Htrris cye@t,
IN the coanty u Prince Edsc0yG, and Supposed n
confmn re'rfrn * 0ni seven hundred acres ne
shall MAKE such nt as is transferred to us By san,
Miller, sdviRg all farmer incUiLerdnces. The
improvements upon tbs ia,l are saci a. are usual
nP"a s"as p'aat"'io"s in tAis par. OF the country,
but better feacett.aa usual
Primo Edward, DC is, 1907.
CHARLES WOCDSON,
JAMES 1fADISCW
Trustees
- The above sale is postponed till Tues
day the 2Sth day OF June next.
April %. 1893. low
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March 4, 7
Tie Eamoua Hph 30
Tie Famous High Hooded English Horse
a T<o 1AMBLETON,
1S% pREp by the Duke of Graf
II ~ Seess - ION. a beautiful bright bay,

Esss $3.50 Is ion. beautiful eau bright bay.
near 10 hands high, of high form and elegance,
rising 10 years old, in good health and grea. per.
fetton, imported by VIM. Lish,fOot, Esq. of
Charles City county, will stand the ensuing sea.
son, at my plantation in Hanover county, 90 miles
from Richmond and 9 from Hanover Town and
New Castle, to cover mares a guineas the sea
son, Tor which noIe will be required, discharge
bic by the payment of 20 dollars At any time be-
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 40 dollars 20 insure mare with
toal. Good and extensive pasturage, we'll encIos-
ed. with branches running through the fiat land
aiiording as good forward pastures as any in this
part of the country. gratis. Servants that may
be sent with mares will be boarded for two dolls
lars per week, and mares fed if required on rea-
sonab!e terms The greatest attention will be
paid by my overseer, Mr. John Hog, but no Iiabi-
lity for escapes accidents.
- Any gentleman putting 6 mares to Ham.
bleson may send one g'atis.
GEORGE BLAKEY.
February IS, 1903.
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1 Will DISPOSE OF Ny
TRACT OF LAND,

flNC in Powha,an County, containing 500
IL acres. OF which there is 80 or more prime
low groun Is. which never is over-hSwed By the
river Appomattox. There is also fine mill seat.
the dam nearly completed, aid tirnbers ready gol
20 complete The mil, upon never failing stream
The terms viii be- ore half cash, the balance in IL
months viii sill or treat with any one be-
tween this and the Ist July next, otherwise it will
be sold u'on the premises. to The highest bidder
together with other property The terms of the
personal progeny will be made known on the day
of sale.
John HI. Saunders.
January s, 1903. tbs
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AbSCOnded

ON the morning Of the 9th inst from the Sub
sciIher' an apprentice to the Taylor's business,
named WILLIAM PARHAM FERNANDO,
IN The 2o,h year Of his age ahou; feet 8 or 9
inches high, very much frecked his hair of a
red color and stout made-This boy was bound
to me by the Orphans Court of Prince George
County and all persons are cautioned from har-
boring or employing him, at their peril. as the
utmost rigors of the law will be enforced agains,
them. reward of FIVE dollars will be paid for
the delivery of the said boy to me in this place
William Morris.
peterehuvrl, Nay IN 1909
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WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT, (seal)

Joe Andrews was 70, by Eclipse, his dam Al
amanda by Omninm, her dam Cloudy by Bank -
Stud Book, page 6,h, printed in 1903, BY James
WheahcTby.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27
Petersburgh. May 10, 1908.

b. Mr. Dddep of Richmond. and Mr. Hen
ry Sumpter Gf Manchester, will oblige me by gi-
wing any information in their power, concerning
the said bay. w M