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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09
MdXYRESSES.

Of ALL SIZES AN.O KINDS
VI AD4Sal FsP@ired, agseeAoiy to orgcr. in fke
laf5e WOODEN aouse opposite ins Ola s.;,v
aSysIn, t@o sl1aEes below the m-sks, bldg.
aichnoad. "''-ss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09

Archeians Hugt1esN +
On the Bss,n, STORES and StLlt9 every
kpd OF PRODUCE. OF the usu& CexMs-
SIGN.
Richmond. (w12m)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09
WILL STAND THIS SEASON,


At my stable in rowha,an county, about 80
ni'isa from Richmond s miles from Goochland
Gu thouse, II miles from Powhatsn courthouse,
and miles from Michaux's Ferry, en- Ismss
river---And as the times are hard he viii.
cover at the low price of Ten Pound; the .eason :
the money TO be paid before the mares are taken
away, The season to commence on the LIT of
eisrch AID end the 10Th Of Auguat -
Ex,c1sive pas.urage, as good as any IL Virgins,
sni under as good feaces, with sepRatA lots Tor
mares aud foals--bssfd for skrvAtf,s IA a is-
when corn is directed 10 be gReR u raires. a
sessonable price will b. chsfgeA CfeaW at en-.
non shalt b: paid bat viii nos>hc- rEscon .ibe
for escapes, or any Kind OF accidenss. Mares
mag be covered By the Leap a, IS Dsi'srs cash,
sat,t with ,herri-or b. i1su.encc al 50 dollars
(yaioh must cestaialy be paid if The property in
che masc Is ehshged )--I reconimcnd to genlie-
men :: = distance, to se..d ,heis ma es b=fote
ioaliaS, as safe oss are provided for the &C
elrana,siation of such. y Half dollar must be
SEM with every maze for the Groom.
Sir hANlsY;s pedig,ee and psrfo nance on
the turf, are TOO welt known to need particular
dt.S:t - Saiiice il say, thu, he was one Of the
S.s' Racers 10 Eng'ani -ihss his Stock are as
promising and likely TO mike racers as any in
die worlds His form Is unexce2i ionabie, with.
OK Tao dnary great powes--Fie IS on. Of Mat.
roo b. Allied, and parskes Of 81 the fayori.e
and best b,ooa of EpS!znd, viz ==Godap Aiu A
sasian, Crlsn A-abah, aces White Turk
"a :Iet's chdcrs. Davonslre Chdcrs, Regulu;'
Ma K, Matchem, Old Fox, Tartar, lie OF and
tiiglR er----And gilh ruth it MAJ be said tia,
lie 10 eqol ifnot superior to any Horse that ever
WAS imported. and cost more money.
WILLIAM IVAITUAYy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09

Lustrings, Italian Silks, Black Satin
silk and Cotton Umbrellas. Sewing Silks
and Twists, Cotton Casimeres, Silk
Shawls, Leno Shawls, Muslin Shawls, silk,
Coiton, and Thread Lace, White Pocks,
Handkerchief, Silk and Laced Gloves,
White ard Colored thread, Book, Jaconc,t.
and L.no Musiins, Japan'd Muslin, and
Robe DRESSES, Knives and Forks, and
variety of oiheF articles loo tedious lc c.
Eumeiale.
TERMS.
All sums uader 100 dollars cash, sums
OF leo dollars and not exceeding 500, 90
days credit; sums of 500 dollars and up
wards $50 days credit, for credi, pa-cha.
sess. Noes negotiable 1t tie Bank Of
Virginia wilh approved endorsers, will b.
required.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09
.E.irncis's Maxip,s


A Beautiful s,rrrel, Is hands inches
\ high, remarkable for ms elegance
beauty, strength and fine b me, Will staai
the ensuing season at my stablr, In the uo.
per end VI Charlotte county, wiliin hat, A
mile OF the Inl,a road leading IRON Prac,s
Edward and Ciar;otte c5urt nonse 20
Camp6eii coutt-housr, and the Western
country. IL miles ABOVE Charlotte csur,.
house, }s pelow G Ampocll courl-asus-, is
north vi Truckers and Coles ferries and
70 sIu,L OF bent creek, AMI wili cover
mares al fsse pounds the season. plya3la
tne sfst 81 OctooSr next /. any seutl,-
man WI oe respoaSi5ie FOR TIRES OF a,ore
mares. ID dollars VIII Dc received for ihe.
seasAi or each marc, 50 dollars TO Insure
mare 10 he 10 / ,al, ana 10 doiiaI, tn.
single leap, to be pad at the tine of scr.
wee, with one dollar 70 the groom In every
instance. 1t wis thought by 1oI laless
.nat raal would have been amongst the
best Horses Oh the Lurf la England, from
ms Stock form, activity aul the trials
Made with MIN he was famed ia training
at three years old he was imported by q
gentleman IN the state OF ConnectlCas wf.e,e
MS Colts nave had no caaacs of CON ny on
.nc turf, Is facing Is enlIreiy pronio.teuDg
inc laws oi Ill It >. ate, they are large and
hkeiy both tor tn saadie & turf, a. a nun.
Der or certiirasrs Is..y be ssea 20 nat
ahoun'. IL Was lnTCaasfd aaS mon Nh
70 This sale oy Dr i'los: lnraA II INA
hatan county, and has s,ooa II vi I'Z,st
Harris,s 0. the SAID County, III l4rec&
sous past. A no uoei o. his &olt&urg "
SEGA IN tne neignUourn sod Vi lSk fiief.s',.
CER IifiCA fE.--iNe do hSresy ceg..
THY, that We n.'vc Drel COTS IRON ilts Ia.
ported horse PAdl he Il IS sso3I three go.
sons at MIR raonAs IL .rris'. 10 'owaa,,o
County W. believe n,in to oz !. sa=e i,ll
getter, ahu MS CO.'S are large, w-ii i1rn.
ed and iik@iy, DJta Tor the sa1l.& ..aI t,,c,.
Given uGd.r Uidgr our htad, ,u.s ..s-n
Decemoer, 1909, doratio furpia. Vu-
James, James -1ayaes, joan Tow.Iy, 4.
Turpiu, Peer oaJictt, William a rur
pin, Jordan Harris, joan n .rrls, Iosd.,
Fionrnoy. 40 certify tnit tylliA.a ,ock.
OF Cunoeriaui County, put ten mares 4.
faai III three seasons aad 81. nine colts.
amonss. winch are four elegant par.
THO MAS sJA2t,s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09

81 eis FIRST and only colt that has started
run is New Iarks, last fall. in Inc years old
Sveeps'skss f's 400 dollars each, 3 mile heats
II Snb,rTiosrs=-=Ani al hough in bad condition,
came il second ia b5 n heats
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09
TOBE LIEF

TO the Lowesi b oder, on the ,hi,a
- TUESDAY 10 this, moAth, "a, ;.h- aie .t-
ow Bridges across Chickahominy S1am.,.
the REBUILDING III. said BRlDzEss
and the CAUsEY thrre:o adioni6-- .,
the charge of The cornues ot'.iaaoyer s.
HenTico. by the CoMsiissioNnss.
March Srd, 1910. &. d 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
Ran away from the subscriber
on the night of the first of
April last,
Two NEGRO Men.

One by the name OF Dick well known in Rich
ruond by the name Of Dick Coley, purchased
him of Mr.. John Taylor (Bsass F9uadcr) OF
Richmond he had on when he left me home.
spun cloa,hiny, bu, no doub, viii change them !;
he is about forty years old. has lost the great
e, part Of his teeth, is little grey. has wifi
as have been Told, at Mrs. Lewis, abou,
two miles below Richmond. where l expec. he
generally is lurking about he has also told me
ne had soma acquaintances in King William
county, where he may go occasionally has n
brother called John Col'ey, belonging to Mr..
Foster, who owns the Rspc Wax.
The other is by the name OF Jacob, about
twenty FIVE years old he has LOST three tse,h on,
of his upper jaw before, which eau CT him TO
speak little thck-he has rather down lock
when s?oten 70, and spsaks quick and loud - he
had The same kind of closthing. purchased IA
cob from Mr. Dameson OF Nor;huinbar and
county, ia the year 1902 or 1905. will give
the above regard. if the above nsgsoss shall be
secured IN any Jaii 50 that get them, or 3 IS
Tor either I forwatn alt Masters of Vessels or
others from carrying said negroes on, of the
state OF harboring them in any way whatever.
James Yancey.
NIB IF the ahove negroes should be appTe
hsndrd il is requested that letter should be
Forwarded to Casweil Court House, ~ Carolina
| 10 the SubscribeS Y.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
1hs famous h:gh blocaed Horse,

A Bcsu'iful lark bay, 16 hands high, full of
strength, health and vigor, and inferior to
no hor either for speed or bottom, of fine bone
and muscle. This horse was purchased hv the
ate William Lightfoot, Esq. when in London.
OF Lord Gfosvenory he was then in training ;
VIII stand the ensuing season at my stable in
NJ aihsws, and AT Thomas MUSES. in the upper
end CT Nidtcscx County alternately. The
scarcity of money induces The subscriber 10 let
him cover mares tins season at 20 dollars 10 be
discharged By the payment OF Is dollars { paid
withln the season, which will expire on the 18Th
OF Augusi, wi;n half dollar to the groom for
each mare. Good and extensive pas,urage will
be .urnished gratis the creates; care and a..
tehtion pa'd the mtres, bnt will no, be answer.
aoie Toe accidents or escapes. This horse has
not run any races, but his perform ances will
eMeientiy Justify the opinion of Lord rosve.
nor aud MS Son, who certify that they censi.
der him the best three year old horse in Rug.
iand' aud challenging any year old, which was
Hoi accepted.
10 OStober 1898, at New Market, he won
sweeps'Skc of 400 guineas, IL subscribers, a,
eco guineas each, half forfeit, colts carrying 8
stone BIB, FLIES stone, beating Sir Harry,
Mr. Cook,on's b C. by Sir Pe;er, MIR Perrin's
b. c., Yonng Javelin, Sir Frances stnnd,sh',
ch. c. Split Pigeon--5 t. 4 against Admiral
Nelson to 4 against Sir Harry, 6 to against
split Pigeon, & 10 20 / against Young lape!in,
In 1879 he wen sweeFstake OF 1900 guineas.
II SubcTibsss az 200 guiaeas each. beating I.oyd
Egrenont's c.by Prseeftor, out of Bob Tail.
Mr. Psrfin's b. C. Javelin, and Colding's Boas
:eT--3 TO I on Admisal Nelson. In 1900 he
got so much injured in his practice that he did
not come on the turf again until 1893, when
he won purse of so pounds, mile heAts,
Boating several fine horses.--See Sporting Mag.
4 4ne for this wear.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
A Tract of 1 and,

IN hanover county, containing be.
tween two and three hundred Acres, ad.
Joining the lands cf Edwa,d c.. SytinoS
John ard Reuben Howard, and the o.
phans of John TAFT, dec. about 10 or Is
miles from Richmond. on the. east side of
The main road leadiag from that place to
New Castle Sc Hanover Tomp., Several
streams run through the lard. on which
meadows might be made; also a good
Saw Mill seat which has been ascertain.
ed by level and admcasuremeut 1t is
well numbered, and healthy situation.-
lhree small ,epements are on the Land:
The arose land is conveyed to me in trust,
by John Seabrook to satisfy Edward G..
Sydnor, certain sum therein expressed.
The Sale will be made in conformity tn
the Act OF Assembly, entitled {" An act
concerning executions and for other pur,
poses.''
Tho: Tinsley. Trustee.
Hanover, March Is, 1910. sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13

BY authority vested in the subscri-
bers. will be SOLD, on the premises, at
public auction, on Tuesday the first day of
next month (May) if fair, otherwise the
next fair day FOUR TRACTS or PAR.
GELS OF LAND in the county of Henri
co, four miles from the city OF Richmond
in the negabourhood OF the Meadow BrIdg.
es II being tbs Land whereon Francis
Lewis lived at the time of his death, aud
by his representatives sold 70 Moses Da-
Wis, and by him 10 Pleasant Youaghusoand.
decd. Tarse parcels contain about 100
acres each, and the fourth aoelL 100 acres,
with the improvements. Two OF the
tracts have hourisn,ng growth Of young
timber, which, can De diviGed TO accom-
MEDIATE purchasers hying In Town that
may want small piece to furnish them
wtsn tire WOOD the others have timber
sufficient 10 keep the houses and fences in
repair, and bounded by the Lands OF 4 ch.
ard Curd, Gen. Marshall, Carter Brax.
ton, deceased, aud VIM. s. smith. 1t is
deemed unnecessary to give any further
DESCRIPTION those wishing TO purchase
VIII be shown the lands by one OF the subj
scribers, agreeable 10 d plat OF the
same.-Terms OF Sale, one third cash,
one third in six months, and the otaer
third III 10 months Bonds to carry inter.
est from tho date if net punctuaiiy p4id,
and a deed of trust on the property 10 Sc
cure the payment OF said bonds viii De re.
quiIed.
ElizabethT Younghusband, adm'x.
Samuel Z. Parsons, adt0'r. of
p. Younghusbapd, dec. with
the will annexed.
4th month, 5th, 1910. wtds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
Richmond, Nsrch az. 1870.

VIRGINIA.:
At superior court Of chancery hol-
den at the Capitol in Rinchmond,
FEBRUARY 10th 1910.
John M. Walker admir- with the will an
nex'd of John Christian deceased, James
Patteson, the same John IL. Walker
admir- oil Joyce Christian DECEASED, and
the said John M. Walker and Susannah
his wife. sole heress of the said Joyce
Christian aid George Smith and,he SAID
John Nj. Walker Execu ors OF Lucy
Dosuid, deceased. and George Chris
tan and joyce P. his wife, George L.
Dussuid aud Elizabeth his wifi. and Ly-
dia Duguid, heirs of the said Lucy Du
guild deceased. Pits.
AGAINST
Elisabeth, Pattes, son. executrix and George
Christian, executor of Peter Patssson
deceased, and Martha Pa,teson, Eliza
beth McReynolds, Charles Paltesou,
Peggy Paterson, Polly Pa,,eson, Peter
Pa:iessn. Jenoy Patteson, Henry Pa,r
teson, Fanny Palteson. aud Pat.
tesoo, and Charles Bacon son and heir
OF Nancy Bacon, late Nancy Pa,teson,
children & heirs al Law of Charles P.,.
tcson deceased, and Davisees of the
said Peter Paieson deceased, Mary
AIMS Psttesoa widow OF the said John
Patteson deceased, Charles Phelps and
Molly his wife, Lewis Dawson anu Lu
CT his wife, Samuel p. Christian aid
Nancy hi. wife. Samuel Pa.teson an d
John Pattcson infants by The said Samu.
ell p Christian specially assigned their
Guardian, heirs of The said John Pat
tesoa deceased, Defts.
The Parties in the above mentioned
suit will take notice, That l have ap.
pointed Monday tbs I4;h day of next
Alonth for the purpose of taking the &C
counts directed by the decree pronounced
IN the said suit on the 26th February last,
on which day the Parties are requested
to attend at M Office in the City of Rich.
mond with their Papers and EvidcncS
prepared to go into the said accounts.
JOHN Nj HOLSON, M. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13

IMPORTED from England By GoseYno,
Turner, ofNortt Carolina.

-" J'oW EHStaN" or Cr0JefTCf
Inraer, ofNorth Carolina,
w III. stand The ensning season nc my stable
IN Chesterfield, Eve mics fYon ,ode's e
oev"'s h'id3es. on hppcma-tox River, & tweu.
" i've mites from itichmori and Psfessbury
on the following Terms viz Thirty Dollars
the season, which may be discharged by the
FSyrsot OF twenty, provided such paynent he
u,ede by the 25.h of Decembsr mex. AM
gentleman ,vho will send two SSass Of his WI,
rrni'erty, may Rave them covered for sixteen
dollars each The sess ~. and nhna,i thee Mares
De sent. which ave she prnpcrty os any one
genremani one OF thsm Shall he csvcrcd gratis
upon payment OF Twenty Dollars each for the
ather two. The Groom vii! cxpc0 One Dol.
AZ for each Mare as conrc asation for hi, ser.
vices:
TRUE ULUE is beautiful Bay Colour with
a star IN his forehead. is upwards Of FIVE Fee,
three inches high. will be twelve years cid next
sp'ine, OF great strength and elegant form and
is Thought by those who have seen aa,, 70 nos.
sess more activity THAI any horse CT his size
HIS Performance on the turf entities him 10 be
ranked amongst the best totses that have been
! imported, having won twelve races ont of the
nineteen, eight of hch were four mile heats,
aod he has never beea beaten that d;stance
when the'e were heats although he has consen.
ded with the ocst horses in Eng'and--and what
rs extraordinary he won three races of fcur
mile heats each, in Four days. as rray bs seen by
! reference to the Racing Caenia- for the year
lsOl. HIS Ian run was only abon, ten da Us be
! fore he was shipped for Americy.
The season will commence the frat day Of
MARCH, and expire on sise last day of July. =
Gentlemen wishins' TO have their Mares fed
must actually end he money for the purchase
of such piovndei as may DC directed o, il Will
MT he had. Gaod pastursge gyatis. gu, no res.
possibility for accidents Of any kind. a!,hone \
great care shall Is, used to proven, any.
PEDIGREE,
As TAKEN FROM THs GENERAL STup Book.
TRUE BLUE was go, BY Wzinut, one of
the bess sons of HighGyer- HighAses by Herod
his dam BY King Fergus by the faFnoas Eclipse
his grand dam Celia. by Herod-- Herod by II n,
:ar, his great grand dsln ptossspins by N:atske
--Marike by Bartleits Childers, his great ersa,
g'and dam SPiletta By Kegalus-Reealus by
the Godolphin Arabian, his great great great
grand darn Mu,her Western, by Srni,h's SON OF
Snake, Mopsagu, Hautboy, b'immer. No horse
was eve- bseo in England, whose stock was
higher prizsd than that from which TRUE
BLUE is descended.
THOMAS BRANcn.
Chesterfield, January 6. 1910. w8,p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
GEORGE WATT.

II AS just received and Offers for saIc--Sicilv.
Al Madeira and Sherry Vine, by the hid, and
qr. eask; Green Coffee Orleans Sugar by the
bid German PiatilIas Simplex by tie peice or
case half poins glass Tumblers ncases of 1000
eaeh--and New York Soap and Candies.
ION HAND ,.=zsMadeira Wue-Osleans and
usco vado SGgar-Gresn CoTee-Molasses-
Prime Pork Liverpool and Stone .yare--
Souchong, dyson skin and Gunpowder Tea
Spanish 5egars-- Raisins- Almonds -Nutn,eFs
=-Windlw Gisss--- Mems and Womep's shoe,
(which Re Will dispose of by Wholesale on rea.
sonaOio terms.
Richnond 10Th Iuiy 1900
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13

:ilthe commencement OF the mex, fishing
season il SO long continued, say the lifsi
of March, as the oblec, cftte law is TO
prevent the DESTRUCTION. of the youag Gsh
returning from the upper parts of 'he ri.
yer. On O before thu ist of March the
dams, or rap, ought to be pulled down.
Philip Norborne Nicholas.
Richnond, harch 81. 1870. 81,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
THE NOTED HORSE,
The NOTED HORSE,
e
c. O II 7 Y,

DY Sir Peter Tcazle out Of the famous
E-S yellow mare, will stand the ensuing
season at my stable miles frnm the
town Of Cara, in the county of Cumber.
land, and will cover mares at IS dollars
the leap, 25 dollars the season. and 40
dollars insurance, with one dollar to the
groom in either case--,he leap 10 be paid
acthe time of covering; The season lst o.
August next, and the insurance LIST Of
Ma CHI, 1911. Good and extensive pas.
,turage gratis, and the greatest atten ion
paid, but no liability for accidents or es.
capes. Grain will be furnished at The
market price if required. The season
will commence the lst of March, and exs
pire the lst of August.
Gouty has been so fully advertised in
fornier seasons, that Il is deemed sutfici.
ent to say, that his blood, size, and SHAPE,
and the performance OF his colts, Justly
enti,le him to rank conspicuous among
the best Stations in America. I will on.
iy here remarks that hive the General
stud Book, watch will prove him 10 have
descended from the best stock in Eng.
land. as may &c traced to the most dis.
tant period that I have also the Racing
Calendars of 1918, which prove the dis.
tingulshed success Of his colts on The
English turf, and that from the few sheet
calenders which have received of The
racing of 1909, / find that one of his colts
(LitchEeid) won in that year, Ten Plates
aud Sweeptakes. Of them four mile
heats, beating horses of the best blood.
Frederick w. James.
County of Cumberland, March S, 1919.
fv9t paidl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
Advertisement.

STLORN out Of the subscribers
stable on the 2s;h Of las; month in Tie night
q light sorrel horse, seven years Old, about
FIVE feet high, WITH banging name and
switch tail, trois altogether, and has no
brand nor aesh mark, shews some marks
Of the plough gear whoever will deliver
the sad horse to me, living on the CarteT's
ferry road IN Gcoehland county, near Will
liam Georges Tavern, OF give such intel.
ligence that ! get him again shall receive
a reward Of ten Dollars
Thomas Pope.
April Sd, 1910. So.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13

Agreat variety of song
Books
Frugal Housewife
Cooper's History of NJ.
and South America
Spirit of Masonry
Gurney's shorthand
writing
American Clerks mag
azine
Towers on the prophe.
cies
Roscoe's life of Loo
Xth.
Brown's Dictionary of
tho Bible
Ferguson's Roman Re-
public
Exile of Erin r
sarrio,t's Struggles
The Prince de Ligne-
Letters of
Mysteries of Udolpho
MIS-. opie's Simple
Tales
FRS, Settlers of Virgin
ia
Evelina-a Novel
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
For sale,

A Tract OF Land, lying in Powhatan
county, on the South branch of Fine Greek,
WHICH contains ebuut FIVE hundred and SIX
" acres two brndred acres at least of
which are uncleared. The superior stu.
alton, asd May other local advantages OF
she land will render it very desirable to
any person vino may De disposed to pur-
chase Land IN this county The propri.
etor, living on the place, will with plea
sure show it to any one who wishes to DC.
come purchaser. The terms OF sale Will
he Accommodated to the convenience of the
purchaser if possible.
Edward Mayo.
ovutE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13

Chariortc Cou,t, Oh MaEcn, 1915.
Freeiand and Giliies, pltfs. r
-.a AGAINST -
Anthony Walke, Ephtaim Boaidin, John cer 1
Fenneli aud jsrles Samlett. defts. ~''
THE defendant W,lke noe having entered
his appearance according to the scs OF
assembly and the rHes of this court, and x ap-
peafing TO the satisfaction Of the court that he
istrot an inhabtaat Of this state, on the motion
of he plaintiffs ~ their attorney. Il is ordered
that he.appear he on the ifs, day of Jams cour
nex' and eEtsr his appsarauee and anSwer the
plaintiff bill, and give security far performing
the decree OF the court, aud that copy of this
order ee inserted ~ one OF the newspapers
printed in Richmond, for two months success
lively, and posted at me front door of the CONT
hOuse Of the said county.
CoPy-TesSe, THOMAS READ; c, G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
PEDIGREE.

Admiral Nelson was bread By Lord Grosve.
nor, got By John Bull, and foalsd in 1895 his
darn by olivis, by Justices her dam CIPHER.
by Squrra ont OF Fribblc's dan, by ReguIns
See supplement- 10 the Sud book page IS.
JASPER CLAYTON.
". D. Notes for the twenty dollars must be
sent with the mares.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
James River Low Grounds
FOR SALE.

tHE Subscriber intending to leave
the state, will sell to the highest bidder, ON
the 10th day of May next, on the premi.
ses, his TRACE of LAND in the coun-
ty @; Amherst. WHEREOF Jesse Spinner re.
sides; containing one hundred and f;sty a..
crcs OF low grounds. and about four hun.
dred OF high land. The low ground, are
entirely reclaimed, and in fI,e order for
The culture of corn, wheat, tobacco, SC.
he high land IS yet 10 woods, but much
OF Il admirably suited for Tobacco. =
improvements are calculated for securing
q crop. Among many other ADVANTAGES
OF this land, ferry, and mill seat, NAV
be enumera,eds And its contiguity to the
Oxford Iron works and Lynchburg render
corn very salsabic srIicI. a, ali times.
Terms arc two thousand dollars cash. and
TWO ihoussnd the FIRST of each succeedips
January, I'LL the balance be paid which
must be secured by deed Of trust on the
Land.
Robert Mayo.
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