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From the North Anesrican.
TO HIS ExcELLENCY JAMES MADISON.
President of the United States.

TO HIS ExcELLENCY JAMES MADISON.
President Of the United States.
SIR,
The high Office to which you are now
called bv tie voice OF your fellow-cltzens
and the immense responsibility which is at
tached to that high Office, are subjects OF
perpetual anxiety in the breast OF every one
who feels and understands the interest and
welfare of his country. The people OF the
United States, sir, are willing to consider
the accession of new president as an aus
picious event: at this time, when pubic
affairs both at home and abroad, are thrown
into the deepest perplexty, the bare hoPe
that new order of things will quiet and
do away all these distractions, yields sort
of temporary relief to their cruel apPrehen-
sions, in which it is cruel to indulge. Pro-
violence, whose disPcnsations are equitable
and lust, we trust, will still watch over the
destinies of our country and we fervently
hope, that it will finally avert the effects OF
all those mischievous and imPoliuc mea-
sures. which have been the consequence OF
the present monstrous system Oh Legislation
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NOTICE.
To be continued. J

The subscriber has the honour to inform
the pubic that having made new arrange
ments with Mr. j. Cozrihg, he is thereby en-
OF Mr.. H. COulng he viii wait on them at
their houses, or in the other Academies if
desired.
His moderate terms as we'll as success In
teaching the French Language, make him
hope, that he will still be encouraged by
granting him confidence and Patronage.
Tor terms apply 10 Mr.. j Co7a1ns,or 20 the
subscriber, at MS lodgi g,Attiie Indian Queen
Tavern.
F. Tschifely.
n. B. He will also teach the German and
Italian, ii waited.
March 20. lawSt
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Fireman JouraaA,)

The brig Venus, captain Ward, arrived
at New York from Demarara, WAS met
with at sea by the French privateer scar
Superior, captain Brevard, who punicr~d
captain WIS vessel of tn, following articles
: besides $1,000 which Were gwen to ran
som the vessel, as capt. Brevard was about
S ting fire to her]-S1oo belonging % the
sup-rcargo $500 from Mr. Wood OF De
marara, for his children III America; and
a trunk of valuable cloathing, consigned TO
Henry Hubbard, of Boston. The prlva-
teer men boosted of having provisions On
board tor an eighteen months cruise, which
they procured at Norfolk, but intended to-
SO into St. Domingo with it
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shall not be admitted, unless
sonpuls's support the allegation BY andenla-
BE i proofs: .b.-men, whose boats shall have
5. nhoa a., by the eEe my shall, nevertne-
beea OI ssl,yered over for the space q fort
IssS0 he hands Oh d comnlssion, unal
nlsns safe of the facts saa.l nave been
s1qui The magistrates of Venice, Chiozza,
= ,tber maritime places, are directed to
anu a,; ~. this decree, that none may pretend
saolance thereof.
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ID. PORTER.
NEW-YORK. 1iarch II.

Arrived British orig Lady Nugent, Lea
vltt,. 90 days from Port Antonio Iam.-
VIA iam, sugar and pimento, to Thomas
Harry and Son. The Lady Nugent was
bound to Quebec bu, put in here in distress.
FIR american brig had iust arrived there,
Nh0h had been blown of. Left no Ameri-
can vtssclthers for America. Sailed in co.
Nnk about 20 sail of British merchant yes
MS, eomeward bound, February IS, off
us VOLS, spoke two small schooners (priz-
from Cape Nicola Mole, and was IN
iO'med by the captains, that ? or 3 DAYS be-
iU'e' 4 desperate battle had taken place near
ue Mole, between Petion's and Chris
"Paes troops, in which the former gained
s'%'oory-the loss .on both sides was said
= Oe $1,000 killed. Flour Is dollars, pork
~'' ana beef 20. No late news from Eu-
''pe mad been received at Jamaica.
a o0 Saturday se'nnight an armed brig, in
S' service of the u. States, commanded
captain Lee, captured and conducted
wv ~ Ae port OF New Haven sloop, laden
a." j." provisions, on suspicion OF having'vi-
M atu Tie embargo law, by slipping out of
.a ,uiOi II harbor, on voyage to some foreign
a. Without permission. On Tuesday,
81 ~ / n'dnight, the prize sloop was board
bny a hnaber of unexpected visitors, " 10
JSoau removed the sloop at safe distance
~ ~ ne shipping, destroyed her by fire
sbo. sarge was saved, being secured on
h;s' immediately on the sloop's arrival
mm, "I' OF resentment was managed with
tj,s ruln adroltness and secrecy, that the ci-
eoo na were undisturbed, and the police had
" FPo''unlty for the exercise of authori-
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a!erannrta Ga,lp 6asette. ,
MONDAY, MARCH 90.
Extract fran a le.ter. 1Uritten in.PhiIaaei

Extract fran letter written in.Ph;lad,rl-
pilia.
6 Presenting 1t may be useful TO YOU, we
are induced 70 state, that DAVID Parrish,
Esq. has, for a premium of SO per cent.
insured to the amount of 10000 dollars,
that vessels will be allowed TO clear CUT OF
the United States to Great Britain and its
dependencies, on or before the 10th Of
April next. From his conn, ctions in Eng
land, we think 1t possible he has some In
formation that the orders In council are a
bout to be removed. We understand he
offers TO insure 10000 dollars more at the
same premium, that the orders in council
are Lelore this time removed.
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SEINE CORK.
A small quantity of FINE SEINE CORK
for sale by
Wadfworth and Butler.
Nj cot
HANDSOME, TEETH,
Vie greatest personal ornament Of The humaa
fhySsoeti1iy.

hhyS!oswmy.
r G. SKINNtn, III, econ Dentist of
New Iork, respectfully in.otms the citizens
of Alexandria, that having concerns that re-
quire his continuance near the seat of govern
ment OF 8 dajs. proposes 10 attend to his
professional business in this city untii the 2 lst
inst Those ladies and sei,tleIncn who nave
unfortunately lost their Front Teeth, have
therefore a favorable opportunity OF having
them replaced Ill very superior style, wat-
ran cd 10 retain perfect nati,al colour not
distinguis liable BY strict examination fron
those OF the natural growth, ana ii most cases
without the least pain. Those persons ike
wise whose teeth are partially decayed, or are
enCrusted with that communicating, destrrcte
Ive substance the Tartar, may have The de-
cay arrested and the Tartar iuaCiously re"
moved, and the teeth thereby preserved DUR
ing life. Therefore, if rcgular apprentices
snip, and long study in the city of London,inl-
proved by % years extensive practice in New
York, and aided by the recomm zndations Of
the most exalted characters In that state, IAN
entitle him to confidence, he viii be sure 20
receive, and endeayor Justly to merit the pa
tronage he NAV be honoured With. Dir SKIN
ner, may be consulted any hour as Mr.. Mil
bourne's sign ofthc Golden Ball, Unior~strect
Ladies will be attended al theirown houses if.
desired.
March 9. dit.
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THE DISPATCHES

We are well informed, that a gentleman
who arrived in the Union, had a conversa-
ton with Mr. Pinkney, previous 60 sailing,
and was told by him, that the dispatches
then about to be forwarded to America,
were more important than any of the pre-
ceding ones. But no particular ones We're
mentioned.
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4 y ~
D. PORTER.
w. BROWN, Esq. Collector.

N0TICE.-Commanders of merchant
vessels, who are determined to pass the u.
States armed vessels misunderstanding th~lr
cclors, are hereby Informed, that il an at
tempt of that nature is made, il will be at
ubatedto some concealed motive, which |
shall consider il the duty of every ofRcer to
sndeavor TO detect, by the most rigid exa-
Observation-Disclosures they viii be compell-
ed to hrayr to al anchor along side every
U.S.armed vessel they may meet on this
station, until an exapi:asion is made.
1t viii be The cause of much regret to
me, if mSfehants should suffer through the
0bstinacy Of their captains.
ID. PORTER.
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BOSTON, March 10.
Ep0N NEW- ORLEANS.

The following articles are copied from
Nrr.orleans papers, with which we were
lcorsd yesterday
" New ORLEANS, FEB. S, 1909.
/ must request the favor of you to
ale pablic the following extract from The
..Dr Of the Hon. Secretary of the treasury's
; svg TO you, dated Dec. 9, 1903.
All vessels whatever, American, TO-
..;ro or even Spanish, should tor the pre-
.rnI and until YOU are further instructed,
l. prevented from proceeding above New
Orleans, excepting only sueh vessels sent
l. RI. Spanish government with supplies
e. Baton Rouge, as may reccivea special
r.rmjssion from Gov. Claiborne, IN the
anne manner IS the Spanish government
p,rnlits US to proceed to our settlements on
The Mobile"
| have been overwhelmed with COM
hints and remonsrances, and should wish
he public to snow where the grievance Gf
ANY, originated. shall, in future, adhere
srictly to the order.
Iksye the honor TO be. &c. *.
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F. TsclliHelY,
NEW FERRY.

| wish to inform the public, that MIR Ell
sta JHHnry has auci orised me 10 keelsThe Po-
tomac Bridge Ferry aid receive lelriages
until the bridge is passabie Every exsrtion
VII be used to accommodate customers -
! will also accommodate travellers with a
plenty OF good liquors and provisions at my
grocery store pear the bridge, in the City,
and will be Obliged to those who my favor
ne with thei! custom.
VIM. c. Newton.
March 90 eotf
n. B. For the accommodation Of gentles
men and ladies', Hack may De had at any
time y applying to the subscriber, in Prince
street, Alexandria w. & n.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04
Virginia

ut Suterfo, Conrs Of Chaneery holden
at me Gsfiffcli IN Richmond, Re4raqry
John NJ Walker. Administers tor with the
Will annexed Of John Christian deceased
James Pat eson, the same John III. ~ -
ker, Administrators of Joyce Chr stian d..
ceased, and the said John NJ. W.Ikey and
susanna, his wife, sple h-iress of the sa,d
Joyce christian and George Smith, and
the said John M. Walker, Executors nI
Lucy Duigu'd. deceased, and Ceorpss
Ehrlstian and Joyce P. his wife, George
+. DuIguid and Elizabeth his wife. and
LYDIA ,Duiguid, heirs of the said Lucg
tu'su'a' deceased, plaintiffs.
Patteson, Exeeutrix. and f.aors.
Christian, Executor of Peter Paterson. AZ
ceased, and Martha Patteson. Ekzabe,,,
M'Reynolds Charles Patteson, Peggy Pal.
teson, Folly Pattesonr Peter PattcsSn. len
ny Fatteson, Henry Patteson, Fanny Pati
teson, and Pattesen and Charles BA
con, son and heir Of Nancy Bacon. IA.
Nancy Patteson, children and heirs AZ ia,t
OF Chares Pat;eson, deceased. and dev;s
sees OF the said Peter Pate son. deceased'
MARY Ann Pat.eson, widow of John pa
teson, deceased, Charles Phelps ana MOL
~, MS wife, Lewis Dawson, and Lucy his
WIFE, Samuel P. Christian, and Nancy
ms wife, Samuel Patteson and John Pat
teson,infants, blythe said Samuel p. Chris
t'sn' specially assigned their guardian
heirs OF the said John Patteson, deceased,
Defendants.
- and 1t appearing to the sat sfac,ion ~
ne court, that the defendants EIiz.heth
,atteson, Executing, and Martha patteaontt
M'Reynolds, Charles PATE
ION, feggy Patteson, Polly Paterson. Pc
er fatteson, Jenny Patteson, Henry Pat.
eson, Fanny Patteson, Pstteson. and
.haries Bacon, heirs of Charles PattesonI
deceased, and devisees of Peter Patteson,
deceased, are not inhabitants of this connss
ry, It is ordered that the said defend.nts
appear before this court on the f;rst IL
u the next term, and shew cause. If an~
ney en-, why the SUIT lately depending bs.
ween w liam Duiguid, and Lucy, his wife.
onn M Walker, Admin strator with ne
VII annexed, of John Christian, deceased!
oyce Christian, widow OF the said Joh,;
: shris.ian and James Patteson, plaintiffs, and
-h Fatteson, Defendant, which hath
, ,r.'' as Wen oy the deaths of the said
y imam puiguld, and Lucy, his wife, and
Joyce Christian, as by the death of the ea;5
charles Patteson, * the proceedings thereI
n had, should not stand and be revived &
sainst them in the names of the present
'iaintitfs, and be in all things in the same
blight and condition as it was in at the time
u the abatement, and that copy of this
'rder be forthwith Inserted in some newsl
paper published in the city of Ricbmnond,
OF Two months successfully, and Eosfad az
he front door of the Capitol in the said Gig
a Copy-Teste,
PETER TINSLEY, &C.
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HOUSES and LOTS
FOR SALE

DY virtue of the last will and tes-
le lament of Robert Means, deceased,
will be Sold, TO the highest bidder, at pub
tic auction, on Monday the tenth day of A.
pril next, the following LANDS aud TE-
SEMENTS, in the City of Richmond, that
lis to say
Some Wooden Houses and a piece of
Land opposite to Crouch's Tavern, on the
street leading up by the Governors.
Several Brick Tenements on the cross
street leading to Shockne warehouse.
House and Lot upon the Balm.
noiety Of another house upon the Ba
sin, and the third of the lot belonging to il.
The Tenement where William Robert
son, Esq. now resides.
The Tenement where the testator lived.
and naked lot of Land adjoining to il.
Fart of naked Lot of Land lying be .
tween the dwelling house of Augustine Da-
Wis and the Basin.
Inc sale will commence at the house
where the testator lived, and will be adj
lJourned to the other tenements successive
", until the whole are sold. - months
lcredit will be allowed the purchasers to
give bond and approved security, together
with deed of trust upon the property, 20
Ienspre Punctual payment of the purchase
money.
DANIEL CALL, Ex'r. of the
last Will and Testament of
ROBERT MsANs, decd.
Richmond, March 20, 1909. ids
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: Copy-Teste,
PETER TINsLEY, c. g.
Virginia :

ut SKherior Court OF Cancsrv holden
at me Cahifoi in the City Of RichmonG
y a re eighteenth 8, day of February, 1909.
nose. flan,ifJ
AoAINsT
joe, Bennett and Tandy Bowcock, assKnces Of
Aenard Barbour. la'e bankrupt, " decea..
sea, Thomas Barbour father and heir Of the
said Richard, John Thomas. Robert King.
HHharles Cronghfon and William d wilson,
Executors of James Short
THE defendant Robert King not having enter.
ef his appearance and given security accord.
ing 70 the sct OF Assembly and the rules of thj.
court and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that ne Is not an inhabitant ofthi, country
on motion of the plaintiff by counsel il is order.
ca tas, the said defendant do appear here on the
qrS gay OF the next term and answer the
bill OF the plain'ia, and that copy of this orde5
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub,
b'hed IN the city of Richmond. for two months
snccessively' and posted at the front door of ,he
capitol in the said city. 10y
A Copy-Teste,
8w PETER TINsLEY, g. G.
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5 Dollars Reward.

CFRAYED from the subscriber ON the
y 10th inst. near the Meadow Rr;do.e
a DARK IRON GRAY FILLEY. ve,rs
Old last summer, & feet inches high. hand
somely formed and carriaged, short switch
tail, flowing name, which has lately been
locked, not thoroughly broke, though cutie
gentle to the bride. Any person who will
deliver her TO the subscriber, at his resi-.
dence near the Meadow Bridges. or to Der.
rough and Evans In Richmond, shall re.
ceive the above ward.
Samuel P. Parsons.
Sd Mo. 24th, 1909. r.
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WILL STAND The ensuing season at our
~ stable in the upper end Of Charlotte coun-
~. within half a mile of the main road leading
from Prince Edward and Charlotte cour,h houses
TO Campbell courthouse and the western country.
II miles above Charlotte courthouse aud liz
oeiow Campbell courthouse, IS miles nor,h
tom Coles and Bookcr's ferries and Is miles
SCUM OF Bent Creek, 10 cover mases al Twenty
rive Doilsrs the season WHICH may be dscharg
ed by the payment of Twenty Dollars, if paid
oy the hrst day Of October next. Mares win be
ensured 10 be in foal fr Thirty FIVE dollars
one dollar 20 the groom will be required with each
ssre az the time of service. The season will
commence on the 6rst of March and expire rhe
hfst OF August. Richmond inspected tobacco
VII be taken in payment at 5 dollars per c and
fstersdprg and Lyachburg tobacco a, 4 Idol.
s's per Z. Delivered On or befc e the first of
October. When any gentleman will become
paymastcr for thee or more mares. a deduction
OF IS per cent. will be made for cash. il sent
Win the mares. Noes of rand will be excec,. .
"a IN every instance whe,e the money is nor sent.
Il IS wing TO the peculiar circunst snces of the
rimes that the, cropsietors are induced 10 cove,
this extraordinary horse on the above reduced
terms. This is the last season Kuowsley will,
sand IN rkis pars of the counry-genslemen
ought therefore TO avail themselves Of the present
opportunity in procuring his valuable STOCK he
M
ed the first horse-in he state. Any mares ,ha,
were put to Klowsley las, season and did mo-,
prove with foa, shall be ensured this year for the
season money.
Excellent and extensive pssturage will be fur
nished gratia Servants viii be boarded a, o.
per week. and mayes fed with grain as directed
n the iowe't market price. The ulnlos, atten.
non VIII be paid TO mares in every particular
ana all possible precaution taken TO prevent &C.
cIaenis or escapes bat win not be liable for any
which may happen
Those gentlemen who may find il most con
venient TO send their mares the care of William
Gaines, viii be regularly sent 10 the horse and
furnished with excellent pastu'age, and grain il
rcqnired and the e .eatest attention paid 10 .hera
n very instance.
Knowsey's pedigree and performance, have so
often been published that il is deemed unuecex.
sary 70 insert them at full length. Suffice Il 10
ia} no horse ever imported into Virginia ha. eve,
produced so many celts from the numbef .,ied ,s
Rnows'ey, The following is a statement of he
performances IF Knows!ey's colts in 1906 1907
and 1908. In 1906 nine of his coils stated ,
OF which proved successful in winning eleven
prizes
In 1897 We have only heard from Eve. two az
which we're winners, the other turce run with
great edit, and were always second bes,. beat
ing several fine horses.
In 1903 we have heard Of but four Of his cots
starring. all Of which PROVED succesarul. I, IL
pt 1bable several others have been winners oe,
unknown 10 US.
Martin Hancock,
William Gaines.
he Lass
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04
p E DIGRE.E.

Jaek Andrews was got by he Andrews. hi
ua'n oy Highhycr, his e andam Cardinal Puff. his
grea, g-andam BY ra,ler. his great great gran
dam o. Snip: his grea, great great sranaam by
Loro o'doPhin's Arabian, his great grea, great
great grandam by S.aryan's Arab an, watch
mare was own sister TO Fran ON. Wai,e Neck,
fu'i = ter 20 the M'nbury Ga lswsy, grea, great
great great great gr.ndau by Sauce Box, son
OF Gregg. size ofCaofts Old Palmer.
JAMES LORD, Seal.
do hereby certify that the above peiigre. is
q true copy from the orgiual one sent me by
lanes L I'D. Given under my h-nd and ssai,
she twenty day of December, one thou
sand eight hunsred and four.
Wm. LIGHTFOOT, Seal,
Joe Andrews was got by Eclipse, his dam A
iamsnda by Omniun,, her darn Cloudy by Blank
-c!ae. Wellington mar. BY Parsnes-Ge nera al
Sw BOOK. page 9th, Priated in 1903 by James
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Virginia (:


III SHherior Court Of Chaneery holden
Gthe Cafifotir the City of Richmond,
, he eighteenth day Of february, 1909.
Robert II. Rose, Pia,n,ig
AGAINsT
Joel Bennett and Tandy Bowcock, assignees Of
Richard Barbour. late bankrupt, now deceao
sec, Thomas Barbour, father and heir of the
sad Richard, John Thoms,, Robert King.
Charles Croughtoh, and William Davidson
Executors of James Short. ~ ~
TIE defendant Robert King not having enter.
ed his appearance and given security accord.
ing to the act of Assembly, and the ru'es ofthis
court, and II appearing to the satsfac,j On of thS
court, that ne IS not an inhabitant Of this couns
ny, on motion Of the plaintiff by counsel IL is or,
dered that the said defendant do appear here o,y
the first day Of the mex, Term, and answer tbs
bill OF the plaintiff, and that copy Of this ordsi
bs forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish.
ID in the city of Richrond, for two months sue.
cessively, and posted At the front door ofthe ca
pitol in the said city ''"' ~
q Copy-TeSte
8w PETER TINsIFY o.,
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Flour Dollars Per Annum-- Paid in Aayaace.l
TUE DA7. APRIL 4, 1909.

u Il. b walked over, tsee racing calendar for
1902, pa. 3ss)
AiLsmbournc, in Sept Wednesday, I0;h. he
Won the Is 5ogift of Lort Craven, mile heats.
a. heats, beating Mr. Covenrry's en- h Sacri-
pant, Mr. cacon'. m Soap.
VIM. LIGHFFOOr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04

General Assembly. begun and held a, tho. Capitol
IN the city Of Richmond. on NJ .nday the SECOND
DAY OF December, in the year of our Lord. one
.nausana eight bundled and Eve, aud Of the
commonwealth, she thir,ieth.
AN ACT giving further time 20 the proprietor,
OF certain land. forfeited FOR the non. DAY ent
OF taxes. TO re ieem the same.
Passed February 1sr, 1895
X renacted by the General As.enlb,y. Tha,
- the proPrietors Of lands forfei,ed 20. and YES.
co IN the commonwealth, by the nan payment of
taxes, agreeabiy to the act. emitted, " An act
.nore efecually 70 provide for the payment of
axes o,on lands wi hin this csmmonweaIth, ,,
OF this commonwealth, on or before the frst day
u ma,ca' IN the year eighteen hundred and Sc
VEN III arrears of taxes due ,hereon
ms act shall commence aud be in force from
ana after the passing thereof
Copy fspm the Roll.--Tcste.
J.PLEAsANrs. jr. Keeper
n of the Rolls.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04

W Alse<A ~. full fifteen hands and a
hair h,ghI a bIoad bay. finely formed. in high
health, vlgor and spirit; the most active and best
bo,,omed hosss ever imported into this country,
now rising IS ears old,
Viii stand the ensuing season, az Temple Hill
On Mecham's river, 10 Albemarle county. ten
mics above Char ot'esviile. with one mile #
Ssrman's mill. and two miles of the Brick IA
ven and viii be let to maf-s at Twenty Dol.
lars the sei-on. which may BE- discharge by the
paym mt Of Fiji eea Dollars, If Psid ny the tenth
day of tugu>t Gent!emens' noies viii be requir
ed w tn the mares, For Twenty Dollars, diseharg-
ed as above. Tep Dollars the leap and Thirty
Dolarsto ensure mare TO be with foal, and One
Dollar with each mare to The groom, the :eSp
and groom money to be paid when the mare is
covered p. divided the mare is changed the own
er shall be liahle.-The season will COMMENCE
the first day of March, and end The Grit day of
Angus. -Exrsnsive low and high ground pas,u
rage, veil enclosed in three separate fields, gra.
sis Servants will be boasded at two dollars per
week, and grain will be furnished at the marks,
price and gwen in manner a d quantity agreea.
bic 10 direction, and all possible ca e taken 70
prevent accidents and e.caree, bur will not be
Fable for any shat may happen.
JAMES KINsOtV WING.
For William Lirhtfoot
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04
JAMES LORD, Seal,
&c noted and much admired Eng
lish Horse,
K N O w ST. r T..

The handsomes. and one of the
best sons of Sir Peer TeazIe.
now unqnes'ionably the best stall
lion in Engiund--imported in
1901 by William Lightfoot, 3 q.
aud now the property of Messrs,
z w1oI, &C sI.~t