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Was, Committed
July Ia

To TIKI jaH Of this county, as runaway,
4 NEGRO NAN, who says his name is
II Henry Haggernian.. He is about TWEEN.
ty seven years of age, feet inches high,
stout made, had on white linen jacket and
trousers, has scar on his nose. The owner
is requested to come and prove his or her
property. pay charges and take him away
otherwise he will be disposed of as the law
directs.
James Campbell jailor.
May ll--sIuly S9) '4"s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14
20 Dollars Reward

p ANYWAY on Saturday evening las,
~ from the subscriber, a negro man b tn
name of Isaac. who formerly helon ed to he
estate of William Radford, deceas'd--He is
we'll known about Richmond as a waggoner,
and latterly as my Coachman. He has very
black complexion. coarse strong features, thick
lips, prominent brows and is about five feet
ten or eleven inches in height--he is between
iorty and forts five years of age
lis suspected that he will endeavor to
up or down the rive' by water as he made a
similar attempt two years ago and was taken
as high up as Lynchburg Al masters of YES
seis and others are forewarned from harborinp
or carrying him offon the severest penalty of
the law
Whoever will deliver him to me in the CITY
of Richmond shall receive the above re ward.
John Mayo.
Richmond, april 9, 1909 IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14
Admiral Nelson,
The famous high blooded Horse /.

A BEAUTIFUL dark bay, is hands
Ahigh, full of strength, health B viyor,
and inferior to no horse either for speed OF
bottom, of fine bone and muscle. This
horse was purchased oy me when in Lon
don of Lord Grosvenor, he was then in
training will stand the ensuing season at
Sandy Point, Charles City country. The
scarcity of money induces the subscriber
to let him cover mares this season at 10
dollars the single leap, 20 dollars the sea-
son, thirty dollars TO insure a mare in
foal, the insurance money TO be paid by
the gentleman who insured if changed, the
season money may be discharged by the
pament OF fifteen dollars by the tenth of
August, At which time the season will ex-
pire, with half dollar to the groom for
each mare. Large and extensive pastur-
age of the best white clover gratis the
gratcst care and attention paid the mares,
but will not be answerable for accidents
or escapes. This horse has not run many
ces, but his performance will Sufficiently
justify the opinion of Lord Grovennor s.
hrs Son, who certify that they consider him
the best shr c year old horc in England,
and challenging any year old, which was
not accepted.
In October 1898, at New Market, he
won swecpstake of 400 guineas, ~ sub
scribers, at 200 guineas each, half forfeit,
colts carrying stone Glib. FLIES stone,
beating SIR Harry, Mr.. Cookson's b. c. by
SIR Peter, Mr.. PERKINS, b. Yong Javelin.
Sir Francis S andish's CHI. c. Split Pigeon
IS to s against Admiral Nelson, Z to 4 a.
galnst Sir Harry, 10 1 agSnst Split Pi.
geon, and 10 to against Young Javelin.
In 1899 he wen sweepstake Of 1900
gulneas, ID subscribers at 200 guineas each
beating LORD Egremont's b. c. by Precep-
tor, on. of Bob Tail, Mr.. PERKINS, b. c.
Javeiin, and Mr.. Golding's Boaster. 3 to
1 on Admiral Nelson. In 1900 he cot so
much injured IN his practice that he did
not come on the tur { again until sos, when
ne won purse of SO pounds, mile heats,
beating several fine horses. Sc Sporting
Magixine for this year.
PEDIGREE.
ADMIRAL NELSON We bred by
10 Grosvea.r, got by John Bull and foai-
ed in 179S his dam Olivia, by Justice
her, dam CIPHER by Squirrel out of Frib-
ble's dam, by Regu u.s.. See Supplement to
the Sud Book. page Is
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT.
N 3. Noes for the twenty dollar
must be sent with the mares.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14
THE IMPORTED HORSE
rs . . :

WILL STAND the ensuing season at
w Buckingham court house, and will
cover mares at Twenty. five dollars the sea.
son Thirteen Dollars the leap, and Forty
Dollars insurance, with one dollar to the
groom in either case; The leap to be paid
for at the time of service. the season on
on the FIRST OF Ma, CHI, 1910. Crop ro-
bacco inspec7e at any of the inspections
on James River from Lynchburg I Rich
mond, will be received in payment at FIVE
dollars per cwl. If rendered on or before
il becomes due. Noes agreeable TO the
above terms must accompany the mares.
Good ana extensive pasturage Ia separate
Enclosures, (graiis,) and the greatest atten-
ton to mares, but no liability for accidents
or escapes.
Gouty is beautiful bay, twelve years
old, five feet three inches h gh, and by goud
Judges thought to be one OF the bandsom
est and highest formed horses 10 Virginia j,
he is in high health and vigor, and has
proved himself sure foal geuer.- He was
got by Sir Peter Teazle, who has so long
ranked as the best stallion in England. a d
came on! OF the famous Yellow Mare, who
was so distinguished as a racer in her day !:
thus descending on both sides from the
very best stock in Great Briiain as may
be traced fiom the Ca liest account, By a
reference TO the General Stud Bookiu nv
possession. His colts thai were dropped
las spring (Which were his fist in this
country are uncommonly likely, and IN
England fur the number that have run are
uncommoniy successful --In 1907, only s
started of which won the following ra
ces viz:
Ascot Heath, June 9th. The second
and last year of a renewed sweep stake oi
10 guineas each with IS gulneas added
for 4 years. old, stone lbs. S years old
stone lbs. years old, stone II
lbs. and aged 9 stone, Mares allowed 4
two miles and half IA SUI
scrlbers.)
Mr. Lakes Gaiely, by Gouty,
years old,
MIR Ba sons Handicap by Whis-
key, 4 years old,
Mr. Abby's Orangeade, by WINS.
key, years old,
H.. X. n. the Duke of York's Ro.
ISABELLA, by Whiskey, years old,
Sir ]. Mauby's Candidate, by
Cuileord, years old,
NJ Buffers Eunich, by Pegasus,
6 years old,
June llth. The Swinly Stakes, IS euL
meas each, for two years old z lone 4
lbs. Tor 4 years old, 8 stone 10 lbs. one
mile and half "a subscribers.)
Mr. Lakes Humility, by Couly,
: years old,
Mr. Bu,Iefs Colt, by Ambrose,
, years old, q
Mr. Blanchfond's Tony Lump.
Kin, by Ambrosio, 3
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14
Black River Lottery,
NO. II.

W.. III.
COMMENCES DRAWING IN THE CITT OF
NEW YORK,
On The l2th of april nect,
Aad to draw 500 Tickets in day for five
+ days in week, until the whole
is completed.
NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14
THE IMPORTED HORSE
As P A U |,

Formerly ST. Paul. is beautiful sorrel, Is hands
3 inches high, remarkable for his elegance.
beauty strength and fine bone,
"ILL STAND the en'uining season at my
w plantation. in Powhatan county, on lame.
river, miles above the Manaki Town ferry.
and about the same distance below Jude's ferry.
TO cover macs at twenty five dollare the sea ION.
hut may DC discharged by the payment of eigh-
teen dollars. or the p.ice of eighteen bushels of
wheat at Dover mill IN Goochland county, IF paid
by the hrs, day of December next, with half
dollar to the groom. A GOOD and extensive pas
turage as any in Vtrginiar gratis and mares fed
with corn At the market price, if the money i.
sent with them. and the greatest attention paid
to the mares, but no liability for escapes or other
accidents. The season wifi c mmence the first
day OF March, and end the first day of August.
This beautiful horse Paul, was raised by the
Prince of Wales. and got by his horse Sstrarn.
who was got b, 0'Keiiy's Eclipse, his dam ",
rago, by Snap; Paui's dam Purity, was get by
Ma.chem; her dam The Old Squirt mare, of a.
great fame as any mare in the Kingdom. Paul.
colts a'e equal 10 any in Virginia, and he is
sure foal getter. Several OF his colts may be
seen at his stand.
1no's Harris, Jr. A1iNwood.
Powha'an counY, Feb.
20 1909. ep2mwtIJu
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14
LANDS for sale.

RY virtue of deed of trust executed by
- John Bib, of thetounty of Charlotte,
to the subscribers, to secure the payment Of
debt due to Messrs. Buchanan and POLLOK.
OF the town of Petersburg WILL BE
SOLD, on Thursday the 4th day If Nav
next, at the house of the said John Bibb. to
the highest bidder, for ready money,
Two Tracts of Land,
Lying and being in the county of Charlotte,
one containing one hundred and sixty five
acres, 1t being the tract on which the said
Bibb resides, and the other one hundred
and fifty acres, it being the tract purcha-
sed by him of Benjamin Sublitt, Senr. wing
on the waters Of Cub Greek.
Henry A Watkins.
VIM. M. Watkins.
Thos. b. Manlove.
March 2sd, 1909. 4w
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Mr.. Benjamin Maxcy,

~ the state Of Kentuckv.
RE pleased TO take notice, that shall IN
~ the second Monday in May next. take
dispositions at the tavern at Buckingham court
Chancery, held at the City of Richmond Far The
Richmond District, wherein am plaintiff and
you, Benjamin Maxcy, are defendant, b tina, I
shall continue to take the dispositions on the aid
day of May next and to adjourn from d.v IN
dayton three days, until the whole are taken
February 8, 1909. wam
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14
ep2mwt1Jn
IN COUNCIL, Feb. FL, 1909.

THE Lieutenant Govcrnorlaid before the board
letter from Samuel Coleman, assistant
clerk 90 the council, stating that The requisite
of the advice OF council of the Is, Of Ianua-v
1908. and OF the 18th of February of the same
year, have not been suficien Iy attended to ard
have failed TO produce the contemplated effeas
| and proposing tina: the subject of the said adyi.
ces be reeons'dered, and that the result Of such
recon- Iteration be published in the Virginia Ar
gus, for the information of ell concerned.-
Whereupon, il is advised, that ex raas of the
said advices, to wit:
I" In Council, january 1, 1908.
"That no commissions will be hereafter issu
cd for the organization of any troop of cavalry
or company Of artillery, or of grenadiers, Ugh,
infantry or rifiemen of the respective battaIions
OF the several regiments until a muster roll of
such troop or company, the case may be,
shall be certified by The commanding officer Of
the regiment or of the battalion to which such
troop or company may be attached o. belong -
And,
"In Council, February 10, 1903.
nat no commission shalt be heseafter is
sued 10 hi any vacancy in any troop of cavalry
or IN any volunteer company whatsoever, un il a
certified roll of the said troop or company shall
have been received from the c.Inmansant of the
regiment 10 which the same may be attached. or
OF which 1t may form a part, snswing that the
>.NS| Vi ~o'hPai'y at tue time
when it is proposed to a.. such vacancy. at least
me smallest number winch by law it is direaed
10 contain" be published IN the Virginia Arsu,
Tor two months
Z" is further advised. That to enable the Exc
cutivs completely 10 carry in;o efSa the fourth
section OF the at, " espe6tng the militia of
TINS commonwealth" passed the ooh os JaHua
~ l6OIy the Lieu;enant Governor be requested
10 d'rea the Atlutant General so TO change the
fora' OF the regimental and brigade returns, as
that the strength and equipments of any troop of
cagalry or company of artillery, light infantry,
grenahiers or rifemen attached TO. or forming
part oil, any regiment of the militia of th
commonwealth. appear in such regimental and
brigade returns; and that the commandants of
,uch troops and companies be required 20 make
duplicates OF the returns required Of them by law.
to the comlandan,s of the regiments to which
they are respectively attached or belong, as the
case may be-"
Extraa from the Minutes,
Attest,
DAM. L. HYLTON,
Clerk Of the Execu,iv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14
NOTICE

Tshereby given. that forewarn any person or
i persons from trespassins ~ the shore from
the upper lock gaies belonging to The Columbian
Mills and from thence below, 20 where the wa
ter from the basin comes into the river. Any
person offending herein will be dealt with accor-
ding TO law
SAMUEL LEIGH, Acting
fog John Cranberry.
Columbian Mills,
Jan 27. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14

q Orders left with the printer hereof
tor Tickets, will be punctually executed,
tree OF postage and risk. He is the only
person IN Richmond that will receive
Waite's Weekly prize list.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14
A Bank Note,

ar ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, taken
~ from a back boy, who called himself James
Smith and says he found IL in the street-not
thinking Il proper to eS the boy keep It, de.
tanned il for the proper owner, who may have 1T.
on giving satisfactory evidence of his or .heir
right TO IT and paying the expense OF this adver'
nsement.
Richmond, March 10ta, 1900. It.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14

June l2;h. Mr. Lakes Nymphina. By
Gou,y. years old bsa, S,s =. Snelby's
Woodnymph by rrumpa!ou, years old,
aio0e each, the new ln.ie 100 yu,.ras.
Canterbury, a6,h August. A .,ia.den
Plate OF sol. f'r years old, 6 Atore, Tor
years old,. stone z lbs. 5 years old, q
stone 2 lbs. Years old, stone 10 lbs.
aud aged, stone, 4 niiie heats.
M Hyde's Can ,erbuty, by Gou.
y, years old,
Mr. Pelcher's Tippoo, S years
old, "a
Captain spedding's Asamem.
DoR, 8
Angus, 27lh. A plate of sol. for years
old, stone IL lbs. four years old, 8 stone
7lbs. Files allowed 2 lbs, two mile heats.
Mr. Hyds's Filly, by Gou,y, 3
years old, IL
Mr. Hyde's Silly Augusta, by Buzz.
zard years old. So
Mr.. Embdsn's Pan,aloon, by
Buzzard, & years old, IS
New Market, October 10. Ha ,l,cap
sweep stake of 20 gulneas each, -di,cn n,lr,
Il ,ubscr,b ers.)
M Lakes Symphina, by Gouty,
; years, 2 stone lbs.
Lord G. III. Cavendlsh's Pagado,
by Sir Peter, 4 years, stone lOibs, 2
Duke OF Grafon's Barbarian, by
Worthy, 8 years stone IS lbs.
Mr. c. Browns Woodman, bv
Worthy, 3years, stone Is lbs.
Z have Gas yei) only partial accoun, of
the racing of 1903, bu, IN that, 1 iiscoy.
er the following success Of Gouty's get,
viz.
Nav Market, April ls. The first class
OF the OAKLAND Stakes of 50 guineas eacn,
little upwards of Two miles, ri subscri.
bers,)
M Lakes Nymphina, by Gouty, years
old, stone IL lbs.
Sir j. Honeywood's Hawk, by
buzzard, 3years old, S stone l2lbs. 2
Mr. Fermer's Cerbcrus, by Go.
hanna, years old, 9 stone, 2
Mr Shakespeare's Camdinal,
Beaufort, by Gohanna, S years old,
8 stone S lbs. A
Lord Foley's Captain Absolute,
by John Bull, aged, 8 stone,
Lord Grosvenor's Olive Branch.
by Sir Peter TeazIe, years old, 2
stonet l ID. &
MIX =ilcrman's Streatlamhap, by
Pepson, 4 years old, stone los.
May 6. Lord G.. K. Cayend,sh's 6Ilv
ny Gouty, 2 years old, z stone, beat the
Duke r.. Ahan's Prod,gsl, S years old.
8 stone - .bs. Two years cid, course leo
guiness.
My Is. The Jocky Club Plate of so
guinsas, for horses The properly of mem.
bers, years old sone lbs. years
old one lbs. years old, stone 9
lbs. an. ag-d stone II lbs. 4 miles l
i1llo g and 1873 yards.
Mr. Lake. Nymphina, by Gou.
ty, four Years. old,
Cen Gawas's Prlipe, by Wits.
key, aged, {.
Lord sackville's pro.pero, by
Whsk y, aged,
Lod Low hers's Brown Horse,
Lot years old, a
Lo d Fole,'s Captain Absolute.
by John Bail, aged.
Asco, Heath, Juns "a. Sweep Stalk of
80 guineas each, 20 forfeit, for two wear
Id coils, Stone lbs. FilIies, stone
lbs. half a nile.
II. r. n. The Duke of York's
Sllve more by Gouly, 4
Nj. farmers b. FilIy, sister 10
Bantam, by Gohanns, 2
Mr. Embden's Miss Seeding, by
Totet dgv, q lbs, extra,)
Mr. Ladb' oke's sis e. to Elect.
on, who won the Derby Stakes m
1907,
The season will commence on the LIST
Oh March, and end ib@ lst of Aupu I.
ARCHIRAI II Rp Ali
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New Law Books.

THE 9Th vol. Of East's Reports, and the
Sth vol. OF Espinasse's Reports are Jus,
received and for sale by 5. Peasants.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14
THIS DAY is PUBLlSHEA
And may be had at Jacob Johnson's book
store, adjoining the Market Bridge,
PART 5, or vol. 1, OF
HENlNG AND .MUNFORD'S
r E P OR T S,

CONTAINING
The Decisions of the Supreme Court of APP
peals OF Virginia, at the October Term,
1907, and completing the first volume.
At the same place may be had the said
volume (of 65e pages) elegantly bound, in
calf
Price to subscribers S5-to non-subscri-
bers 8 6.
u The size of the voiume having far
exceeded the limits at first contemplated
(Which were 500 pages only) the authors
have been induced to furnish 1t to subscri
bers at the above price, which is consider
ably less, in proportion, than that mention
ed in the PROSPECTUS.
Gentlemen who take these Reports in
numbers, will be permitted to return them
at any time within six months, and receive
a volume, for which numbers they will be
allowed the original cost in part paymen,
for the volume.
Richmond, Oct. 90, 1893 wifi
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5000 Tickets.
Subject TO deduction of IS per cent.
PART OF THE CAPITALS WILL. BE
DETERMINED AS FOLLOWS.
Dollars
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14
IN COUNCIL,

January 90, 1909.
PROPOSALS will be received by the Exc
i cutive for manufacturing three hundred
an ninety Rifles during the present year, be-
ing the number directed b yiaw to be provided
annually, including the dehciencyof last year.
Extract from the minutes
DANL. L. HYLTON,
Clerk of the Council.
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@: 'ns'-
NORFOLK, EiQrch 90.

Oar marine list will sh-w that "com-
n.rc> has again spread her swelling sails to
the f..voring Gales" In addition to the YES
seis mention. d, a number will sail in tv
G.y7. Car mercantile friends whose sap.
pot has never been withheld during the
long Suspension OF business, may expect
GU marine and mercantile Departments to
become more interesting than heretofore,
AID ou.sreacll.rs in general may calculate on
the appearance Of our prices cu'reat, rates
Of exchange and insurance.
Upon the rates Of insurance we can STATE
!nag the following may be Considered as at
present thu rates in ibis pace.
Coasting risks, 1 IL 2 - per cen"." !.
O.iysns, 4 as; Amelia Island an ports OF
East E!orida, 8 St. BartAolomew, 5; Tor,
to Rico AMI Cuba, 5 Spanish Man, az
Is; Eladeirz, Teneriae aud AzoT;s' . !
Ports Of Portugal, s; Ports OF oPa'a'
,;;5hou, tue Mediterranean, 81 la9Gi1'
Fonts Of .Spsin ,ald o;h-r lega'zsd ports
IL The II di;lr-al,ean ports q Sweden :; aAp
0 .,.er lawful ports in the NORTH 5 "a a'd D",I :
til; Brazi!s and Spanish AnefLca' sol''l :.
tn. Iint, noyhin1 stt,led. Tae above rates IS
may be considered, as nearly acoora,'' ana
arc applied 70 Aa,cricaa vlssti5 AM P'''"'
r! 5&a.
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s,ho were members ct the resescp !. {,
with much moro considerable I1n,,.as
the inferior class. lie appeared d Nv
formed design Of weak ,n;:pa, add p,,Esss
,y-n destroying the au,hority Q. the / ais
iii ORDER 60 raise the power q The GIoo.
The fears which were entertained u,.,o
this score redouoieI, especially when hc Voc
seen to favor the escaps o. his dragoman /,
relation oChis Wits, who I'D to G:btsj3r
wilma great treasure, afSerh4vins COMM.
ted lrlm4s, the least of which would have,
suiiced to induce The Dey . cauac a TUT
to be stran5ieG.
All the Individuals who formed the ri.
nistry ol the foHncr dey, exccp. tic ra;,.
ter Of t.e marine, were banished TO pil5a.
a town III the in:erierot the County,, q
miles from A..giers. On the day cl his IL.
stal.asion, All forlaed a new miais;ry, IL.
members Of which he too.> from the lower
classes CT the army. Ihey were al men
without education, and wlthoat the Last
personal consideration. Thep4blc rumr
sooa accused them Of having d,vid.d a.
.nong themselves lie sPoils Of the dismissed
ministers, when sPoiis, according 70 Gus.
tom, ought to have been conGs4a,ed Fer he
public tyeasarv, These suspicious bro4;h:
on second revolt, which brok9 ca. ca Tie
11th of,this month.
The soldiers loudly demanded tie cz2a!.
sior. Of the new ministers, and appeared :,
the same t:.ne disposed 70 sack t!hle toSa.---
Al, the shops were shut and al ;ac Cyors
barlicadeo. Ihe divan who were assem-
bed ii 7{he .qlace, at length contriy,do
make a arrangement with the mut!a@cis,
bvyirtus CT which the new minister. were
dismissed, ba.:sa-d, and REPLACED b. Ao;e
worthy men.
tOn the morning Of the 18th Of Noveto-
Der. there was a new alarm. i was gene
rs!iv ru.nol ed that tie SELLERS halr.soivsd
upon pillaging the town, Oh account q tacjr
not having received the pecaniagy 8ra.il>a-
ton whicn is usually given to them at the
accession of each new dcy. The diyaiL.-
ing again assembled, ssilled this storm; ne
vcrth4less we continue here to ike in 4 state
q The greatest uaeasinsss.
Tourl1dI de Empire.