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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-22
THE BLACK
brazilian AlAlsY Barb,

WILL stand, the ensuing season, at the
w stable of the subscriber, in the county
OF Che sterfeld, five miles from Goodies
ard Bevill's Bridges, on Appomattox RI
yery and IS miles from Richmond and Pc
tersburg, to cover mares at the moderate
price of s 80 the season, dischargeable by
the payment of S 20 within the season,
which will commence the LIST day of March
and expire the Last day OF July. Any gen.
tleman who will seud three mares, of his
own property, shall be entitled to the sea-
son of one GRATIS.
The Black Arabian Barb arrived in A.
merica about Ave months ago; and as he
came from country where pedigrees are
not registered, no pedigree was received
with him: The subscriberJ however, will
state. that he is horse of an unusual size
for an Arabian. being about IL hands high,
OF great bone and muscular powers with
great activity and from the letter which
Col. Lear -FOUR Consul in Algiers) wrote to
to VIM. Thornton, Esq. OF Washington. to
whom this horse was sent, he was ecrtain-
~ selected from the best stock In that
country, as the following extract from
VIM. Thornton, Esq. to the subscriber will
SHOW
This noble animal was lately sent on
the joint account of Col. Lear, our Consul
General 10 the Barbary powers resident
at Algiers, and myself. BY the ConsuPs
letter, this horse was bred in the Noun.
tains of Algiers--and though many of the
horses in the Stables of the Dey, are im..
mediately descended from Arapians, he
says he has reason TO believe, that this
possesses as much of the true Arabian
| blood as any horse in the Regency. He ~
full seventeen hands high, black, being the
favorite color among the Barbs xru>$o ve-
~ famous as a foalgetter, thay c.. Near
is very DESTROYS of obtaining 5000 Of his
stock.
"He observes, that he doeA not send a
Pedigree, as the people of Barbafy do not
keep them--but that ne is assured, by those
who knew the horse, that he is OF the first
and highest Arabian biood--and that he is
highly valued, as possessing many of the
points the most in estimation among the A.
rabs. The dress / received with him,
am ashamed to send, as it seems itter for
an Empress than Horse, being rich
crimson satin, spendidly woven with gold
Towers all over and suri ounded with a We .
ry deep fringe of crimson and gold, and
lined with rich damask. His tail swept
the ground on arriving at Baltimore-but
| am sorry that groom was so efficious as
TO shorten it.
General Ridgeley, of Hampton, who
has possessed some of the best running
horses IN America, wishes TO breed from
him, and declares he never saw a horse
with so many and such extraordinary run
ming points, am of the same opinion.
This Horse is very spirited and vigorous,
though exceedingly gentle and good ten.
pered.
WILLIAM THORNTON"
" The subscriber has good aud extern.
sive pasturage gratis, aud promises great
attention TO mares, but ne liability for &C..
cidents or escapes. The Groom will ex.
pect Que dollar with each mare.
THOMAS BRANCH.
February 90 1911. w10 paid
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-22

AT Court of quarterly session continued by ad-
journrnent and held for Surry county, March
the 2o;h, 1911
Thomas Edwards and Martha, his wife y .
Reubin Butler and Elizabeth Avn, his q
wife, and Caufieid Seward and Han -
nah, his wife, Pits. z
Against y
John RuTin, Francis Ruffin and Francis 4
Ruflin. Executor, &c of VIM. Rufip. r,
decd. and Susan RufEn, orphad on 2
Francis RufFin, decd. Dftss% \ X
TIE defendant John RufEn, 4ct Mil en-
tered his appearance and givss~aReyfity a,
greesbly n the act OF Assembly. ana the rules
OF This count and it a9pearing 10 the satisfaction
Of the court, that he is an inhabi,snt of this
commonwealth, on the motion Of the plaiatas
by their attorney II is ordered, that the said
defendant John, do appear here, on or before the
frat day of August session next, and answer
the bill of the plaintffs-and that a copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some pubic news.
paper, published in the city Of Richmond, for
three months succcs,ivey. and posted at the
front door Of the Courthouse of said county.
A Copy-reste.
John Faulcon, C. S. C.
April 8. 12tw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-22

JUST arrived per the Brig Diligence,
y capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, very
general assortment Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-22


Daniel Drill, Appellee.
Y TPON appeal from decree pronounced
~ by the Superior Court Of chanccry, held
in Richmond the twenty eigth t,xv orsSk.rch,
1907. in suit in which the sTd IN Asith
was plaintiff and the Appellee Aefehdkntl
The writ Of Subpoena scire tacis&-he&eto.
fore awarded to revive this app Akiu TIN name
of the appellant not being executed, and it APP
pearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
she is not an inhabitaDt of this common we ai.h,
on the motion of the appellee, by his counsel,
it is ordered, that the said appellant, Ann
Smith, do appear here on the first Monday in
July next, aud she " cause, il amy she can, why
the said appeal should not stand and be reviv.
ed and proceeded in. i'll her name and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in the city Of Rich.
mond. Tor two months successfully, and post
ed the front door of the Capitol in the said
city.
A Copy-Teste,
H. DANCE, C. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-22

tocks, Peck Axes, Grub5ing Hoes, Broad
II Hing and Garden Hoes, races. Mill
chains, Plough Shares & Coulters, Stretch
crs and Ok Chains, Hinges oi different
sizes, Hammers, Wedges, Tenders, and
Cinder Shovels, Snaffie, Curb and Blind
Brides, Hal,ers, Horse and Mule Collars,
Surcingies, Back & Belly Bands, braces,
Breeding, Fire Buckets, Bed-Cords. Lea
ding Lines, Sash Cord. Chalk Lines and
SCENE Fwlne, Cotton Cloth OF different
descriptions, Spun Cotton, Bed Ticks, Mo-
rOCcO Cans. nc. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-22
CbtC,
H. DANCE, C. C.

4 FINE Chestnut HORSE ff,een hand.
4 n high. elegantly formed, and handsomely
marked, will stand to cover mares the en,n,ny
season at the subscribers, in the forks of Hano.
ver, and at Hanover Courthouse, on Wednes.
DAYS and Thu''days, until O'Clock, and the
balance OF the days in the week at.the .ub.
seribers, and 20 at each place aItsy6steS Sarourh
the season. unless carried to s>ne/oSHI,lA rnse-
ting or place to be shewn. HE nixon Evv;II
commence the 20 h Of March .Aand (xpir9 the
nfsI OF august: The price wilieSe-Ten/bons.
L be pad at the expiration of the season--,he
leap, Five Dollars cash, and IS Cents 10 the
groom IN either instance. To those who send
their mares 70 the Horse whilst he is stand;og
at the :ub'cvibcr's, good and extensive pas,uy
age VIII be furnished gratis, but no responsih;.
h'y Tor accidents or escapes in any instance.
p E ID Il Rec.
Tow Touch was bred by John Heomes. ESQ.
ne was got by the imported horse. Escape. his
DAM the celebrated running mare Fairy his
grandam the imported mare Mambrina, &c. &c.
JOHN THORNTON, SEN.
April 8, 1911. fw7IO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-10
LAND for SALE.

llORSuANF to the last will and tesla.
meht OF Samuel Colemon, deed. W n
be sold, on Saturday the es,h day of Iun
nex,, on the premises, a tract of land, iy /.
ing IN the county OF Henrico abou, four and
half miles from the city Of Richmoad
and wi'hin half nile of the Turnpike
Road leading from said city to the Deep
Fun Coal Pits, adjoining the lands of Wate
son Patman, Thomas Underwood and ia.
cob Sneed, containing thirty three acres,
be the same more or Iess--The above
mentioned land viii DE sold TO the highest
bidder, on credit Of six months, the pur.
chaser giving bond and security, aud a
deed ofuust en- the land to secure the puuc
tuel payment of the purchase norey,
All persons having claims against the
estate of the said Samuel Coleman, deed
are desired 10 bring them forward proper.
iy authenticated and those indebted ar
solicited to make speedy payment to the
subscribers, or either of them.
J. w. PIE ASANTS, Ex'or.
SUSANNA COLEMAN, Xxx.
| May %, 1911. w4s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-10
Penitentia,y Store Rsarosca.

.NJiLLlAM ANDERSON, having been
recently appointed Agent for the
commonwealth in the place of Dsvid |.
Burr, ,resignej) has removed the Pen:.cn-
hary Store 70 the houe formerly occupied
oy oaEly fhiiipo,ts, nearly opposite Ro
bert CANDLES, where he VIII keep con.
staut supply of hearticles enumerated be.
low. The manifest improve meut in the
quality OF the nails msnafactured at tie
Peniten!iary, under the direction of the
present superintendent of that institution,
the late deduction which has been made
from the former low prices Of the Gu,
Nails, together with the disposition which
should BE felt ty the inhabitants OF the
state, Tor the encouragement of its own ma
nufactures, ara Inducements which he fat
tiers himself Will give them pre- ference
TO any others in market. Orders from
Merchants inspectors, Carpenters, or o.
theirs, living in the country, shall be punc.
tually attended 20.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-10
RIDER Of the Executiv,
VIZ. ROBERTSON, {. c.

Extract from the las0 a6ooe alluded to.
WHEREAS certain bounty in Lands
hath been engaged TO the troops en- conti.
mental establishment, raised by the erdi.
nanCes OF convention, or the laws of this
commonwealth, aud to the troops upop
Virginia establishment Be it enacted.
that the officers & soldiers Of the said trooDs
as well as the officers x soldiers to whom a
bounty IN lands may, or shall be hereafter
allowed, by any law of this commonwealth,
shall be entitled to the quantity OF waste or
unapproPriated lands respectively engag.
60 20 them by such laws, a commissioned
oihcer or his heirs, upon certificate from
| any general officer Of the Virginia line. or
The commanding officer OF the :roups ON the
virginia establish raent, as the case may be
fsnd commissioned off .er or soldier
! o. has heirs, upon certificate from the colo.
mel or commanding officer of the Regiment
or corps - which they respect.vely belong.
ed, that such cflcer or s0idier hath SCI we'd
the time required by law, or hath been
siaul or died 10 the service, q sliuguishing
particularly the time such officer or soldier
hath served, and IN what regiment or
corps such service hath been performed.
or death happened and upon making
proof before any Court Of Record within
this commonwealth by the persons own
oath, or other satisfactory evidence Of The
truth u authenticity Of the said certificate,
and that the party had never before pTov-
ed or claimed his right to land Tor the ser.
vice therein mentioned, Which proof the
clerk OF the court befpre whom 4 shall be
made, IS hereby Empowered * required 10
endorss and certify upon the original cert.
hcate, making an entry or minute thereof
IN MS ofdec book and recording tbe same,
wSn.
N. 3. The State Printers, N The States
OF ONO, Kentucky and Tennessee. and the
Editor of the National Intelhgencer, are
requested TO publish the above advertise
ment and extract IN their papers once
week lor months and transmit their &C.,
Counts 70 the Executive Of CHS STATE. io-
payment.
Richmond, Yirg. May 81, vsm.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-10
n o v E I. S.

fieiisarius
Fatal Cabinet, or the rrcaigatc Mother
Winter 10 Eondun
AbeIiino. the Bravo of Venice
The Counoisseur
Dalzan, Thane Of Hsnsrk
Rosseau's Elo.sa
Ella Rosenberg
Moore's Edward
Fatal Revenge
Exile of Erin
Ans rican Lady
Roderic Random
Louisa the Lovely Orphan
Lake of Killarney, by Miss Porter
lovers ri Layeudee
Gcdwinss Fleetwood
Mysteries OF Jdopho
Adve INJURIES OF Montague
Coelebs in Search of L Wife
Nubilia in Search of Husband
Opic's Simple Tales
Percgrine Pickle
| Rowets Letters
Rosa, or American Genius and Education
( Romance Of the Forest
Glencarn, or DISAPPOINTMENT Of Youth
( Pau, and Virginia
! William Tell, or Switzerland Delivered
Scottish Chiefs, BY Miss Porter
ihe Saracen, or Matilda aud Malek Ad.
hel
The Houses Of Osma and Almeira
| Vicar OF Wakefield
ST C'air, the Heiress of Desmond
Wild IRISH Girl
Romantic Taies, by Lewis
My Uncle Thomas
! Tom Jones
Wandering Pai'anthropist, SC. sc. &c.
IL Subscribers to the Life OF Wash.
lirgton, GAss' Journal, and the Awful Bsa.
con, may now be supplied,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-10
IN couNcIn, MAY IS, 1al1.
I he Trustees.

FOR the purpose of being enabled TO
comply with resolution of the General
Assembly adopted at its last session. re-
questing the Executive I" To cause state.
ment to be- prepared and transmitted 10 the
Senators and Represent atiyes from this
state in Congress, showing as accurately as
may be the amount Of the ausatished claims
tor land belonging to the officers and SOL
disrs of the Virginia line on state estab.
hshment--to those officers and soldiers who
were employed IN the marine service of
this commonwealth and to those meri.
torious persons to whom special donations
OF land were intended to have been made o
Ard IN order to asrert ain also as nearly
as possible the unsatisfied claims for land,
OF the officers and soldiers of the Virginia
line on continental estabIishment,-No
is hereby given, that AL persons having
such claims are required to present them
TO the Executive Of this state on or before
the goth day OF Novem nex,. au,henti-
Gated by such evidence as the law now re.
quires, and where that Cannot be had by
the best evidence which the nature of the
case will admit. And for the information
OF those concerned, so much of the law as
relates to authenticatiog claims for services
in the Virginia line, on contiuential and on
state establishment is hereunto subjoined.
BY order Of the Executive,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-10
Glass and China Store,

FIST door below the Eagle Tavern Iaros
supply OF Rich Cut and PLAN Glass which 20,
getner with hrs former sssortnenT render j,
very comsie among which are. C obs
Lamps hands ney crn2men.ed. Italian shsdes
Giass Candeslicks, Gilt sad Silver r,oru ed \
great variety Of Plated anA Silver Rims and
SS'tor7 --Kich GU and plain Fiehc,s. variou.
s'zee--Rieh cut and plain Cans, with covers
Clt AID plain Tnmolers with covers==Salvers
OF a. Sizes--Cut and moulded Bowls Of every
cescrip,on-do. Sugar Bowls and Mix Iugs-
Cur and plain Decan'ers, do. wafer Caroes. 70
ma 'ch-- w me Coolers, and Fmge- Bovls-Ele.
gans cut and plain Tea P ates do. cut and Main.
Swee re&t Classes do. Jelleys do Lemon
attes---S Few services Of Elegant Rich cut Clss.
DO. dining Sets cf English and India China
,ogetheT with general assortment of plain
Glass, nor enuInerated==Window Class Of all
SIZES 10 induce Country Merchants TO take
,siss1 ssirpdcs without the trouble, risqus, and
expence. of going TO Phadelph and ~. fo,k
she Subscriber is determined TO make The Price
OF the above named articles. as low as ,hey can
possibly be purchased in either OF those places.
he difference then, will be II leas., a saving TO
'he purchaser, Of the Freight, Insurance, and
Ii;que OF BTeakage. Just received one hundred
Casks ground PLASTER OF PARIS
which. from its superior quality, he can recon-
mend 20 Mill Some Makers and Farn,4rs--also
FRESH TEAS in whole haif, and or. Chests
Il few hundred VT. GOSHEN CHEESE
which IS ,houshr by the best of JUDGES 10 be 81
quaito the English, less than half the price
==Swsdes & Country IRON assorted by the TOT,
=-i few thousand VIZ of Kicks's sucerior qua
iily BACoN=Liverpool BLOWN SALT, in
twiilcd Sacks of fou' and FIVE bushels.
EDWARD HALLAM.
April II. 1871. TWIN
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NOTICE.

I HAT on Thursday the 28th inst. at 10
o'clock A. ki. we shall attend at ,h.
Sty-Hail, for the purpose Of examining and
hnally passing tho assessors return OF ihe e.i-
y taxes Tor the present year Ifthere be a.
ny concerned who conceive themselves ag.
srIeyed by the proceedings Of that officer,
they Will be heard, aud their several cases
use'deu upon, by attending at tue time and
place above specified.
Benjamin DuNal,
samuel M'Craw,
Gabriel Ralsson,
Equalizees Of the City.'
Richmond, ooh May, 1911. 2sthI.
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ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on the
"A 18th inst. Mulatto man, named Hall
The IS lower than the generality of grown
Negroes. rather thick tor his height. and
somewhat fieshy--his nose is very fat and
broad, and features generally bad--has a
thick and bushy head of hair, and wore il
plated behind He has been seen passing
IN Richmond as Tree man, having by some
means improperly obtained free pass.
Any person who win deliver him 20 the sub
scr'bers at Fine.ercek Mills, in PoyEatan
cconty, shall receive q. liberal reward for
so doing.
Ed@d. Mayo,
Sam. Peasants, ir.
Trustees to the Estate Of S. Plea
SAINTS, Sen'r.
May 6. w.t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-10
HYGEIAN FOUNTAINS,
AND
Richmond Mineral Water Warehouse.
Attic RESERVOIR, CAPITOL HILL.

VHE Public are respectfully in
a formed, they may now be suppl.
ed with the Celebrated Artificial Min
eral Waters, either from Fountains or
in Bottles.
Line Waters will also be delivered
at the store q! Mcssrs. VAIL & RO-
GERS, lmain stfess, nese..lp. cpposise
the Bell Tavern wish whom the pr,
prietor.of the origin.l establishment
has formed connection, and who will
conduct the branch in this Civ, uoder
the firm OF
COHEN & Co.
N. B. The strictest attention viii
be paid TO all orders they may be IA.
yored with either for home consumD.
ton or expectation.
a Separate apartment is appropria.
ted Tor the accommodation OF Ladies
the entrance Of which is at the North
East corner of the building.
Richmond, April %, 1911. If
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In addition TO the Penitentiary Manufacr
lures, general assortment Of Groceries,
is daily expected from the North, which
viii be sold at moderate prices for cash,
country produce, OF accepsaEces in town.
William Anderson.
Richmond, April 10, 1910. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-10

Wirs's SPsechea 81 The trial of Burr
Sheridan's Lectures
Principles Of Poliieness
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-10
EDWARD JOHNSTON.
70 Rent.

w tonses. on the Gro b. street lead.
h., ing 20 Spockoe Warehouse They have
~ 'noroaENly repaired and are nov ss
JOSEPH CALICO.
My IS, 1911. I'd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-10

NOTICE is hereby gwen. that on the
1 LIST day OF July, 1911, at the request Of
Tomas Miller, Esq. at Rock Caste. late
the dwelling of Col William Il. Fleming
IN Gooohland county, we shall proceed 70
sell at public auction, for ready mopey, b;
virtue of deed Of trust executed to us ~
said Fleming, and dply recorded in lie
court OF said County. % likely NEGROES
and their increase, included in said deed
OF rust--thirty head OF cattle, some Oxen
and Cart-thirty head of Sheep, sixty
dogs, five Horses and two Mules, aud all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture of
SAID Fleming, for PURPOSES in said deed of
trust mentioned. Further particulars will
DC made known az the day and place of
sale. We believe the tile to the aforesaid
property is good--but as trustees, we only
engage to convey such title as is vested
IL US under said deed of trnst
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VIaGIN1A /:

lHSINlA
At Superior court Of Ch4ncery, holden at
the Capitol IN the City of Richmond,
she 23d day Of February, 1911.
David Chisholm, ex'or. of Walter CHS.
holm, who was administrator of Iohn
Chisholm, PIT.
AGAINaT
George Dickinson, administrator Of George
Mattoek, Def.
He defendant who is cut of this coun.
try, and against whom the plaintiff an.
pears to have proceeded in the mode pre-.
scribed by law against absent defendants,
and he still failing to appear and answer
the bill, on motion of the plaintiff by coun.
sci, the court doth take his bill for comics
ssd and the cause coming on to be heard,
the CONT after considering the bill, and
exhibits, doth order, that the plaintiff. do
render an account Of the administration of
Walter Chisholm, deed. on the estate of
John Chisholta, dec. before one Of the com
missioners Of this Court, to b. by him ex
amined, stated, settled and to the court re
ported, with any matters specially stated
deemed pertenent by himself, or which
may De required by the parties TO be so sta.
ted.
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