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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22


G>OR SALE, or Exchange, for Land. IA. "A.
lower country, C. large Piansatioa, and ,,e
inmcalsteiY on n4viSa5le va er viii be prsg,-..-
req, 1t nave 70 give oaot, large AMI ronS,,ta-
bic house AMI lot, in the ci,y of Ri.hmoai, weh-;
IN enc hund ed and ffsy yards os he Capitol aei
next door to The Virginia Bank There il eyerv
convenient out house fora iars- family or Il boar.
ding mouse, or 'avern 4 Su,:,h's Shop. - Il g
D. "a, wo story, bail are-aroot. thati, nov .ea,
sea Tor l'ur years. at s $50 DE, wear. an a rsnS
OF = SUI per year. has e. qLsn,y been offered
Tor She dwelling house wi a its conyen encss,
The whole of the h0u es ami lot is a,w in "a
complete repair. and just painted ayany in hs
ciy' 'Ib1fat barter j viii make, ii tn: ianl
offered sui-s M; ~ 1 will sell. az one vu,o so4
tn ee years credit f'r all the money except ois
t9uf'h, which must BE- in cash or nego,iable
notes WI approved end prScrs. payable IN. IL Sc
Of reo uary next, 4, which TINE | will give
oosse SIN NJ, house ii nov ready 10 recsivs
" o. % boarderi, and wiil GRANNY b. kepS AZ
boarding mouse u Il the rising OF r,e next ge-
neral assembly a feel myself under some 90.
iigasions 20 n frIen3s VII have herefnrora "a.
vored me WITH their Gus ON. Every exenion-
on ny pat. wi b mad use oil 10 give general
Ssistaction 10 the n emen who may cnoo. Sc -
board wuh me.
also wish TO sell a snail Farm IN Chester4
he 4, that now rent Fore pcs cent uDon,yhar
ask fr IL, ani 1t l. genefllly be evei the bow
CHS Oh me ea'th is Ioa ed with Cosi, as there IS
eye'y m7rkI aud lhe land is in ;he neishbothood
OF tn COS! pvt, and situated On the tumoiks
road mites from Manchester
also 'siah o sell, Oh credit, one 6ith o.rt
or tract OF valuable land IN the upper eut Ok
lo'k coan :; and supposed contz;s 6ve or
six hundred acres
ais vii, sell. OH CT. IL, II use sni LOT,
IN the city Of Euilrn bl 2, watch will he
SAewn % any persoa mat wIsae, 20 pnrchas. sy
app ing M John Co<e OF tnat place.
ANY person inciiuei to purcuase o. exchange
ID, # the aa3ye properly, will phase "a
call Oh me.
John p SAi-lds.
Sc tember IS. VS.,
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The advanced gard cros;el It on the 99,h uit.
The Br'tish army began its march Cor s,,in on
the 9th u,t. Its rOute vas to placencia by
zarga VI jor. whch its i ST division wpilt
reach about the ii-st Instant. Sebastian had
been Ipinei ~ 500 me1 der Eoscph Bona
pirte at NDgaj bat they were isev sc re.
treating tpc tn purpnsc of uniting y;'h the
force uader Victnr Nc Part of :uesiA's ar
my which hal crossed the 'racis \: lrn.ni-
Ear, was t. recross it or account IS the Fren =
being at Rd,-era. it " $ Supposed tlat Ca
esta would cross it at aiDtler lice, AMI that
Venegts world take position near Viillrta,
winch ,~oul At once threaten the enc nys &c lr,
Toledo, AMI Mldii
Advl-es have been also received from NJ
Dun, at Cadlz. These are da,ed the On SIS.
AMI state that the Whole os the French troo Is
IN Spain had fbrnel iunccion near Aalri :
and tn 1t Joseph B'uioarte was at their lesh
Abou fJoJ Frrhch had been surrounded Al VA
de Pena, by large body of the .,paniards All
with the exception of one nan, the whole ii IS
been massacre1
General Blake has published an official &C
count ct his defeat near Sara gossi. \ defeat
however it could not be calted,as his army in
the most cowarlly manner deserted hun upon
the first fire from the enemy. lie has pub
lshed m eloquent and energetic appeal TO the
Spanish armies.
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FOR The VIRGINIA ARGUS.
FEMALE PATRIOTISM +;
on
TaE FATAL EFFECTS OF coNcUBINAGE,
LATE MARRIAGES, AND MEG.
LECTED EDUCATION.
No. IT,.

WE know that there fatally exists in the
breasts of many, an unfounded opinion oil per-
sonal Importance, which they think by no
means COMFORTS with the straitncsi Of their
pecurisry Circumstances. These imagine that
they shoald wait t,n their situations are be "a
tered byindustry, or until they may happen 90
take Advantage OF one Of those ganbols which
Dame Fortune sometimes plays with her f,yo
rites. Mean time the d.sre which was im
pisnoed irtheir nature b. Providence. is DIVER
ted from It's object and abused 70 The West pur
.1ySes. a.
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BALTIMoRE, Sept. IS ).
LATEST FROM SPAIN.

Captain Ferrol, Of schooner Valona, from
Salonica, arrived this morning, informs,
that on tae |ourh Of IugHst he put into
Ceuta for water. On that day there was
great de of firing there anil at (sibrai-
,ar, which captain f. was Informed by a
spanish officer, who came on board from
he fort, was on account OF victory oDtai-
ned over the French by the combined Spa
nIsT aud British armies, that they had re-
AIKEN Madrid end taken and killed 80 600
pf the French Captain =. being from the
Levan,, was allowed bat little CON munica.
iowa.
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SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Translated fer the Register.

LISBON, July 4. 18)9.--Arrived in the Ia.
gus on tue ist inst. thirteen trans J1rts with
British troops On the Oh came in sixteen
more, besides % that arrived on the two last
days OF June. Those troops are part Of diyi.
SION OF 1900 men that are coming from Eng.
iandto reinforce the army Of Gen Wellesley.
We have just received the most un1uestion-
able Information, by water, Of the French army
having evacuated Corunna and FerTol, which
proves the impossibiiity Of their holding the
province OF Gaiicia, and hence they are aban .
doning it altogether.
SEVILLE, July 2L-Oficial advices are this
day received from general count de Norona.
second in command in the marquis de Ia Ro
mSna's army, dated head quarters, COrunna.
July o, advising that he ente ed that city ,Nitb
his division. on the 18th and Sob of Tune. and
Immediately detached past Of has force TO
take possession of, and garrison the important
por OF Fcrrol that he was regt,rfn,, trannui-
MY and order among the inhabitants, and tina,
by means OF a public c0unsil OF safety, be
should now be able 70 ascertain the well DISCO.
sed and patriotic citizens from The French par.
/ tizans.
LovDov, July %.
! II is reported that Sir Robert Wilson ha,
/ joiped the British army marchin. again,,
! spans We hence infer that the command oil
4 Tie Portuguese Legion. which he had raised
and trained, wiii ee restored t. him. Il n,w
makes pwt vt TIE elective force of the 3D..
90 men uldes Sir Arthur Wellesley.
August 2.
Dispatches have been received from Sir A
| Wellesley. Tdey are dated frn-a Csstcl 8la,
co, the LIST ait and mention ina. At tA.t pcrjo.
Cuesta AID Ysnegfs wee pirSuius SeBa4tiln
! and Vict1r, w10 were retire stias. u3Ih the Ia
Jus. The main body Of ccesta's army vas L
cross the EaSus as1-. SIC besnn,ng Of JUL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22

James Dream.
francis Toilet.
Richmond. 18Th Sept. 1909.
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Sc tember IS.

MOTT - is hereby given. that intend "a
Ie ;"s this state this fall All per ons IA.
wing claims against me either on my own ac.
count or as partner in anY mercantile business,
or on any othea account WI IT'S ,eve are desired
TO bia.s m orward for Adjustment, rs this
notice will be ple'd ia bar against any aims
which may be brought against me sitter my re.
m'val Az those indebted to me are requested
to make Immediate payment, as any further in>
diligence will not be given
WIN be offered for sale, a ny house on 5a-
turday the 7.h of October mex, on credit os
~ noRths on all sum- ADoYc zen dlN4r, mr.
sock CT cattle, Hogs. sc. sundry sr5clas OF
Hoaseh I'd and kitchen FarnJss c and iayta.
ton Utensils. Also, ny CROP Of Corn sai + d..
der. Bonds with approved seclri,y VIII be re-
qdred OF the purcha ieIso 20 carr in;ere q LON
the dAte--ths interest wI.i be d.ducied Il punc-
| tual payment is made
Francis z. Hqr,fs.
Powhatsn Sept. Bib, 1872. VT
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S w E ID E N.

STOCKHOLM, July7.
MAJOR Artwetson had returned fro his mis-.
SION To the French Emperor, and has brought
passports for negoc,a or to proceed to Paris
Baron Won :sseu is To be the ambassador
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22
FORTY THIEVES.
To which viii be ,di.d, ,ke Genie
Farce of
High Life below Stairs.

bo7, one dollar--Tallery rs cepts Chit
dren haifPrice -r'ckets to be h i'd al ths
inealre, and from Mr. DAVIS at his pr:n-
eng once --Boqrs to be opened at S o'c.eck.
=Iurta'n tortse at !. o'ciock precis W.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22

AmES BREAM e pectfuly informs his
, friends and the pubi-, ,hat the par nes shie
ct Brean & Toilet being dissolved, the business
Will be con innsd by him--He expects shor,ly 20
receive fresh supply OF articles in thc IRON.
hONGERT and HdR DWARF LINE, which.
with mis- present stock on hand he will yell W.
for cash approved paper, or country produce
Richmond, Sept 18Th, 1909. n
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THE subscriber will PR 4c7TCB LAtr in the.
Superior and Inferior County Courts OF
Hanover, New KeGt and Chanes Cry.
Johr Henry Blair.
Richmond. Sept. 22i, 90. 10
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THEATRE.

The public ,5ssf Especially informed
that dur'ng the, son no play will l,s
repeated, nor. silt tnvrs. he any hest.cne-
mens on account OF weather.
on Friday Evening, sem ED, via be presetes
Grand Musical Ro nance, Efar che
ftit inc hcrej inter,rcrsei with
Dance. song. chorvs.es, sc.
called the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22

~HE partnership of BRGAM & TOILET
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
a dsb.s due to and from the firm, will be SET
ded by James Bream.
lCoFyl
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TwENTY-EIGHTH BULLETIN.


The Danube has risen six feet. The
bridges of boats which had been Construct
ed before Vienna since the battle OF Wa
gram, have been broken by effects of this
rise i; hut the bridges at Ebsrsdorff are sol.
ia and permanent, none of them have suf..
fered. Those bridges, and the works of
the Island of Lobau, are the admiral on Of
the military persons of Austria Thsy a.
vow that such works are without example
since the vTe of the Romans.
The Archduke Charles having sent Mai
Gen. Weissevont to compliment the EN-
peror, and since that the Baron de Wimf.
fen and Prince John OF Lichtenstein having
come upon the same courteous errapd. in
his name, III 5 MdJes'y has thought proper
TO send 10 the Archduke of Friul, Grand
Marshal of the Palace, who found him at
Budweis, and passed part of yesterday at
his head quarters.
The emperor LEFT his camp az Znaim
yesterday at o'clock in the the morning,
and arrived at the palace at Schoenbrunn
at three in the afternoon.
His Majesty has visited the enyirons OF
the village Of Spitz, which forms the tete
de-pont OF Vienna. Gen. Bertrand mas been
charged wish the execution of different
works, which must be marked out and be
lN' 'i4io ith1
The bridge Of piles at Vienna will he re-
established wign the least delay possible.
HIS Majesty has named as Marshals n
thu Empire General Oudiuot,the Duke
Of Ragusa and General VI acdonald The
nun 'er Of Marshals vas eleven TIM
nomination will make it X. Taere still
remains Two vacancies. The places O
Col. Gen. ct the Swiss, and Col. Gen. Of
the chasst uts are also vacant
The Col. Officer of the cbasseurs is &C.
eording Gus Constitution a Grand y Ulcer
Of The empire.
HIS Majesty has testified his satisfaction
VIA thc manneg ipwhich the Surgery ha!
been served, and particularly with the ser
wees Of TIE principal surgeon II urteloup
H's MAie,'y passing through the aeld O
battle on the 5th caused great nu.nD.r o
me Wounded 20 he taken Off aud left ther,
the Duke OF Friul, Grand Marshal O
INC Pa'ace, Who remained all day.
The number Of wouoded Aus.rions in ou
hands SnounIs % II or 13 600.
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Richmond Turnpike
Company.

\ I meeting of the Directors of the
~ Richmond Turnpike Company, on
FRIDAY evening, the 2Ist of April, 1909
Res lved, That call of five dollars on
each share OF the holders of shares in the
said company be made and tina The same
be paid 10 the Trea surer OH or before the
2ist day of next month.
To obviate many Inconvenience which
have arisen and which may hereafter arise,
the board agree to the following
Resolved, that when the shares of de.
linquent holders are advertised for sale,
the name OF each holder, with the sums
thereto annexed, as due, shall be publish.
ed.
"a copy N. Sheppard, Clerk.
(,2lst May.)
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NEW BOOKS.

inst received and for safe By Samuel Plea
SAINTS, jr. Richmond,
Struggles Through Life,
Exemplified in the various travels and An
ventures in Europe. Asia, Africa,
and America,
OF LIEUT.. JOHN HARRIOCT,
Now Resident Magistrate of the Thames
police, London,
IN TWO VOLUMES.
This work presents an engaging lesson,
especially TO such as are embarrassedwith
difficulty it is persuasive Stimulus to ex-
ertion and perseverance ana AS Mr.. Akin
IN his Annual Review observes, contains
anecdote and adventure enough to satisfy
the keenest avidity.
System of Theoretical and Practical
Chemistry, by Frederick Accum, vols
s vo.
The Exile of Exin, q New Novel.
The Forty Thieves; grand operati-
cal Romance.
Conversations on Chemistry.
The Domestic Cookery.
Bowers, Nugent's, and Chambaud's
French Dictionaries.
Petrarch.
Thornton Abbey, in vols.
Studies of Nature, by ST. Pierre.
Romantic Tales.
Brady on Distresses.
Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary-First
American Edition.
Greek Lexicons. WITT.
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Buckingham County,

January Court, 1909.
Moncriehe Hill, Admir- OF RobertO
Hill, dec. Plaintiff In
AGAINST, Chan
Richard Hudnall & Peter Guer- Gerry.
rant, Defendants,
ON the motion of the plaintiff Dy his at
~ torney, and it appearing to the salts.
faction OF the court that the defendant Hud.
nall is not AN inhabitant of this state, Ii is
ordered and decreed that unless the said
Hudnail shall appear here on or before
March term next and answer the plaintiffs
bill, the court will then proceed TO take the
same for confessed as to him, and decree
the matter thereof accordingly, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith published in
some public newspaper of the cisy OF Rich
mond for two months successfully, and ano-
ther copy be posted up a. the front door OF the
courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
r. ELDRIDGE, jr. D. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-09
By N. CHAPMAN, M. D.

In this selection Will be found the most
celebrated speeches of Lord Chatham, Ed
mund Burke, Lord Mansfield, William Pit.
the elder and younger, Sir. Robt. Walpole,
Mr.. Sheridan, Mr.. Fox, MIR. Curran, Mr..
Thomas Erskine, Mr.. Wilberforce, H.
Grafton, &c. SC.
The work is adorned with handsomely
engraved portraits of Burke, Curran, She
ridan, Fox, and Pitt IF
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l. II " u 1 " G.

l. II " u 1 " G.
From the Schooner Richmond. Isaac Seaman,
Master.
so Boxes Raisins,
10 Bales Soft Sheed Almonds.
s Casks Green Coffee,
10 Barrels prime Pork, and
Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine.
In STORE,
II Hhds. Brown Sugar,
IS Do Molasses
5 Iierces Green Coffee,
Is Boxes Havannah Segars,
8 Bales WEIGH Plains,
Fanny Flour in Barrels and H alf Barrels,
s s ':::. S:''" and TEAS.
10 Boxes Moud Candles,
FOR SALE by
Geo. Wan.-
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M ESSRS. Joe! Bennett and Tandy Bowcock,
Iva assigneea OF Richard Barbour late 4 bank
rupi, now deceased, Thoma sBarbour, fathe rand
heir of the said Richard, John Thomas. Kobert
h'ng, Charles Croughton, and William David.
son, executor of James Short, deceased, Take
Notice, thai on the first day of June next shall
move the court Of chancery Tor the Richmond
district,to direct commission TO issue from the
Clerks office of the said Court TO be di ec,ed TO
commissioners then in the said court TO be nam
ed residing in the state of Tennessee, to take the
dispositions of sundry Witnesses who also reside
IN the said state TO be read as evidence on my be-
half in my suit depending against you in the said
court OF chancery, and where you may attend 70
name commissioners If you please, and at the
same time shall also move the said court 10 or.
der survey 20 be made of two tracts of land IN
Tennessee, taken up under two warrants, mum.
bered 1888 and 1852, by Robert King of Tennes
see, and sold to Richard Barbour by tie said
King, in order to ascertain the said Kings title
thereto.
vat Robert II. Rose.
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VIM. M'CAY,
Watch q Clock Maker.


In consequence Of tie tafe fire, has removed
TO tie neoct House ab0Uc ms f0r-
mer Dwelling, on the Main street;
Where he continues TO Nj AK 4. and
REPAIR all kinds of TCAES and
CT o CRS, as heretofore.
Grateful to his numerous friends
for the great encouragement he has hitler.
to experienced, he Will omit no exertIoug
to merit their future support
He has on hand, an assortment of JEW.
ELRY and SILVER WORK, for sale So
constantly keeps good workmen employe d.
to execute in the newest style, and ON ,ha
shortest notice any orders in the alb va
branches, with which he may be favored.
u w. M. c. has also erected prouer
furnaces, with every necessary apparatue,
for the purpose of CASTING BkASS 10
any given pattern and has in empIoymt Mt.
some OF the most skliful founders, or cas-.
tiers OF Brass to enable him to complete all
orders IN that line, in the very best man.
ner.
N. B. The highest price given for old
Gold, Silver, Copper Brass and Power.
May +th, 1902. sw
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The noted and much admired Eng
lish Horse,
JACK ANDREW S,

IMPORTED by VIM. Light
foot. Esq. OF Charles City
county. and now his proper.
ty. full fifteen hands and a
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10y v,ttue of deed of trust executed
- to The subscribers by the trustee of
the estate &c l. zabeth Mary Ann NJ.
Booking to secure the payment Of the
sum Of 27o wIh interes, thereon from
the 20 h of November, 1908, being the
FIRST ms aim. Mt due from the said es ate
to William Cheatham will be SOLD,
To he highes, bidder, for ready money, al
Zschsfish Brooks's tavern, in The town
OF Manche ter, on Friday the l2th day of
May mex -four hundred and eighty nine
acres 81 LAND or so much thereof %
VII be sufficient to pay lhs aforesaid sum
Of C 27o and he I'M eres, thereon. The
alb We merti ned land les IN the county
OF Chesterfield, about eight miles from
the town Of Manchester, and part there
of was formerly of the AmPthIll tract OF
land. The d ed Of trust is of record in
the County Court OF Chesterfield, and the
Subscribers sill convey to the purchaser
the title only which they have received by
thal deed.
DANIEL GORDON,
JOHN BRANCH,
Surviving Trustees.
April 18th, 1909. tbs.
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The Subscribers,
lake leave TO inform their friends and the
publ in general, lha, the
EAGL T. TAVERN
IN THE CITY oFR1CHMoNn

WILL hereafter be conducted under the
w immediate management of GEORGE
TURNER, they having formed an enpar.ment.
Tor this purpose. They entertain the most sam
guine hopes that their unremttine exer,ions
Will entitle them to patronage and favour.
Every comfort which necessity may require
or which taste may suggest, will be procured
with avidity and pleasure. They are deter
mined, If possible, to render the EAcLE i'm e.
very department OF their busine SIS agreeable 10
their guests, and pleasant abode to the stran
ger.-Their solicitude upon this score has in
duced them ut considerable cxpence to make
some important changes in the arrangement of
the rooms. They feel great share OF conf
dence IN assuring their friends that they will
meet with every convenience and attention that
house OF tins character is calculated to afford
Their Bed rooms are furnished with am en,ire
new set OF beds and furniture, with a suit Of
curtains to each, and the floors covered with
carpets.
Their stables are large and commodious
lwhch VIII always be furnished with full sup.
pi! OF the best provender the country afor,s)
stands within twenty steps of the house, with
apump oil excellent water at the door, for the
purpose OF watering and washing the horses
They take leave further TO state, that a
CofFEB ROOM has lately been established
IN one OF the rooms of THE Eagle, in which the
news papers from all the principal to WINS on tho
continent are to be seen--With these advan-
tages, and these determinations, in which they
are resolved never to relax. they can but hope
tor the most hsttering success.
George Turner.
James S. Smithers.
b. The printers throughout the Uni'ed
States who now direct their papers TO lanes
) Smithers, are requested to insert the above
ole week and in future direct to TURNER and
SMITHERS.
~ TT
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half hign, a blood bay. hneiy formed. IN high
health, vigor and spirit; the most active and best
bot,omed horse ever imported into this country.
now rising Is ears old,
Will stand the ensuing season, at Temple Hill.
on Mecham's river, in Aloemare county, ten
miles above Charlottesville. within one mile OF
Gsrman's mill. and two miles OF the Brick ta-
vcrn and will be let to mares at Twenty Dol.
lars the season, which may be discharged by the
payment of Fifeen Dollars, il paid by the tenth
day of August Gentcmers' notes Will be requir-
e,, with the mares, for Twenty Dollars, discharg-
ed as above. T.a Dollars the leap and Thirty
Dollars 10 ensure 'lare 10 be with foai, and One
Dollar with each mare to the groom the leap
and groom money to be paid when the mare is
covered-P' divided the mare is changed the own
er shall be liable. The season will commence
the first day of March, and end the first day of
August.-Extcnsve low and high ground Pastu-
rage, we'll enclosed in three separate fields, gra.
It's Servants will be boarded at two dollars per
week, and grain will be furnished at the market
price and given in manner and quantity agreea.
BILE to objection, and all possible care taken TO
prevent accidents and escapes, but will not be
liable for any that may happen.
JAMES KiNSOI.VlNG,
For William Lightioot.
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p EDIG i. F.

jock Andrews was got by Joe Andrews. his
dam by HighRyeT, his grandam Cardinal Puff his
great graudam by Taller, his great great gran
dam by Snip, his great great great grandam by
Lord Codolphin's Arabian, his grea' greas great
great grandam by Stany ans Arabian, which
mare was own sister to Framton's White Neck
full sister TO the Minbury Galloway, grea, great
great great great grandan by Sance b., son
Of Gregg, sire Of Cfoft's Old Partner.
JAMES LORD, Seal.
do hereby certify that the above pedigree is
a true copy from the original one sen, me by
James Lord. Given under my hand and seal
the twenty third day Of December, one thou.
sand eight hundred and four
VIM. LIGHTFOOT, Seal.
Joe Andrews was got by Eclipse, his dam A.
lamanda by Onnium, her darn Cloudy by Blank
Grab, Wellington mare by Partner--Cenera
Stud Book, page OH, printed in 1903. by James
Weatherby.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-09
F . K S A l. E.

N consequence Of power vested in me by a
deed OF trus, executed on the 14th dav of
March, in the year 1903, by the late William
Nice, Of this city, in order TO secure a sum of
money therein mentioned, due ento Mr.. Will
anu Cook. l shall on the premises, between the
hours Of 10 and 2 o'clock, on Wednesday the
3lst inst proceed to sell that highly improved
TENEMENT, on which the said Nice resided
The sale will be made subject TO the law nas
sed the last Session of Assembly of Virginia.
entitled An Act concerning executions and
for other purposes,"--an The deed from me
special one, as trustee only.
K, w. TRENT, Trustee.
May 4, 1909. ids