davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-08-24

VIRGINIA: Al Rules held in the
CLERKS office Of The CircuiI Superior
Court Of Lalo and Chancery for Au-
guSta county, Juiy the 2d, 1882.
Robert Nj. Harris who sues in his own RIGHT
and as guardian and next friend ofhis c6jl-
dren.-PLainiGS.
AGAINST
James M'Cune, Samuel M'Cune. Patsv
Wilson late M'Cune, John Kinnear. and
Elizabeth his wife, late Nl'Cune. & rHbos
'Culloch 81 Mary his wife late AI'Cune
heirs Of John Al'Cune the elder decd and
OF Allen M'Cune and John M'Cune, Jr,
decd. and of Peggy Harris, late M'Cune
deceased Dcf6ndenis
he defendants Thomas M'Culloch and
Mary his wife not having entered their an
Pearance and given security, ACCORDING fo
The act Of Assembly and the Rules of This
Cour; and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dencc that they are not inhabitants of tbis
Gommonwealth: 1t is ordered that the said
Defendants do appear here on the first Mon
Gay IN October next, and answer the bill of
the Plaintiffs and that copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper published in
Staunton for two months SUCCESSFULLY. and
posted at the front door of the Court
OF the county aforesaid
Copy Teste,
NICHOLAS G. KINNEY. c. e
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-08-24
JAMES REVER & EA-
TAyyEEA COMpAETyr

1HE President and Directors of the
James River Company, have appointed
'he following named gentlemen Com
mlSSloners to receive subscriptions TO the
stock OF the James River and Kanawba
Company, at the Warm Springs and the
Hot Springs. 49, VIZ
Inc Commissioners are authorized to
open books for that purpose, and keen
them open, unless otherwise instructed
until the second Monday in December
next, when they are to be closed and re-
turned to the Second Auditor, verified
by the Commissioners or some of them
~ tho 1Va--, ST. -.
Charles l.. Francisco, VIM. NJ. Peyton
John Fry, Hezekiah Daggs,
George Mayse, John Shumate,
warwick Cameron, Jacob Gross,
VIM. McClintic, Henry Massie
John Brown.
In addition to the above named gen
tlemen residing at or near the said
Springs, the following visitors are ap-
pointed extra Commissioners at the same
places, so long as they, or any of them.
may continue there.
Joseph Moore, WIN. Gait
Jno. Brockenbrough, VIM. 3. Randolph
John Allan iTbos u RnrCaPt
IoRfI le Is Ellis, James Fitzgerald,
PsrnaG',, Williams, FlemingB. Miller,
Peyton Robert Stanard.
nv O'T'' Of Of the James River Compa-
"y d. DSOWN, ir. Second Aud.
hichmond 18th July, 1892.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-08-24
Erasmus jSIri6ils,g

WILL hereafter practice Law in the
Corporation Court Of Stanton, in the
County Court of Augusta, and IN the
Circuit Superior court Law and Chan
Gerry for Augusta county.
Having been recently appointed a
master commissioner in Chancery for the
settlement of accounts and taking dep
ositions, and having had some expert
ence in drafting and conveyaucing, he
will he thankful to his friends and the
public, for any business in either of
those lines, they may be disposed to
confide to him. His office will be kept
in the second story, of the new Brick
building opposite the south end of the
County Court office.
Staunton, June p, 1882.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-08-24
JOHN 3. HART.
GILLY M. LEWIS,
MARTIN TUTWILER.

p. S. One Of the firm will attend An
gusta Court regularly H. i. g. Co.
Scottsville, June %, IS32.-St
The Rockingham Register UiH publish
me o5ore four times and send his bill TO
his office for payment
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-08-24
FIVE NEGRO .NyEN.

IN AQSD
One named JACOB, yellow man a
bout feet II inches high, about % wears of
age, b,ushy head, high check bones ewes
A yellow fellow named MAT. S feet 6
inches high, stout and heavy: about % wears
OF age;-No marks recollected.
A black boy between IS and 10 wears Of
age, . ieet S inches high, named ANTHO-
"A right black fellow, about s feet IL in
cnes high, aged about %, shows the white of
ms eyes-named FRANK.
The other black fellow about o. wears
oil age, about feet inches high, heavy and
well set, rather of grum countenance-
named FRANK also.
They are all thinly cIad-one Of then,
IN his shirt sleeyes-two ofthem have white
iur hats, one straw hat, and four have a
patent hand cuff on one wrist Said negroes
were purchased in the neighborhood OF Win
The above reward will be given for Sc
curing SAID slaves IN any Jail so that can
get them, or 25 dollars for either of them
anc all reasonable charges paid
HlLLERY OFFUTT.
Aug. II, 1882.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-08-24

Brit'a Tea Spoons s. Table do.
Wro't Shutters & polish'd Spring do.
Gun Worms & Cork Screws
Wheeled Iron Casters & Brass do.
Farmers ChiSelS, and Plain Bits
Horse RaSpS and Mill Saw-fle
Spoke Slaves and Brass Wire
HatchetS and Curry Combs
Manure Forks and Hay do.
Traces and Halter Chains
Steel point Socket ShoveIs
Bell Metal Kettles
Iron Wire from No. 3to Is
Silver Eyed Needles and Drilled do.
Real Mouse hole Anvils
English Cross Cut Saws
Sugar Nippers and Escutcheons
Glass Curtain Pins and Brass do.
SGdiers' Hammers
DO. Knives
DO. Claws
DO. All Blades
DO. Harness do.
10. DO. Needles
Do. Punches
Coach Mounting
Japaned Carryall do.
Bride Buckles
Mems Plated Trees
Ladies' do. do.
| F...s:57zsz.zzse GROCERIES
:pS!5. FREsH Coffee, Teas, NIoIasses, & a
t,Ss ,-r,,e Superior quality Of
rs: 70 - " csU Eas g EV2 10 ID
~a>7 CHEESE,
a LARGE SUPPLY OF SIpERIop
GRIN Ed SEON ES.
And various otherthings too numerous to
mention. PHILIP HOPKINS.
Staunton, August 10th 1882.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-08-24
EARTHENWARE.
CERKsBsR END GK.RSS.


THOMAS J. BARROW g. co.
importers and Wholesale Dealers, IS
Water Street, offer for sale very large
assortment of the above articles. of
the newest and best STYLES, on the most
reasonable terms, and free from any COM
bna.ion OF restriction-also, a complete
variety Of Looking Glasses, Of Mahopo.
ny and Gilt Frames. The patronage
hitherto received by US, from our South.
ern friends calls for our best acknowledge
ments, and we pledge ourselves to use
every exertion, to merit continuance
OF the same. Merchants not wishing TO
visit the city at this time, will have their
orders attended to, by forwarding them
by mail, to the subscribers, on the same
terms as though present themselves.
T.. j. BARROW e. CO..
IS Water Street, New York.
August3, 1892. st
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-08-24

KAN away from the subscriber, on Wed
SSe ey evening the 18th of August, near
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-08-24

White Valencia do
Buff and Printed do.
Black and Coloured silk do
Assorted Navarino Hats,
Cloth and Velvet Caps,
Brown and Bleached Shirtinrs
OSnaburg and Russia Sheetings.
urniture Checks and Cotton Plaids.
Apron Checks and Tickings.
Irish Linen and Linen Drilings.
Brown Linen and Cotton Drills,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF ct,NTr
MEMS
BOOTS, SHOES AND PUMPS.
FNA ~ GY GOODS.
Italian Lutstrings, and Gros de Naples
Silks,
Plain White aud Black Robineus
White and Black Bobinett Wells.
Straw and Blue Florence,
White and Coloured Silk Gloves.
Ladies Assorted Kiu do.
do. Beaver and Black Cotton do.
Mems Black Hosk gin and Light do.
do Dogskin and Beaver do.
Marking Cotton and SILK Floss.
Knitting Cotton,
Black BombaZine Stocks
Il Select Assortment of
ID n i ri b ANDs AND BELTS.
Also great variety of
Ladies' Dress REdELs. & SIpavyEs
such as, Damask Poplin Shawls,
Batllste Cashmere and Thibet do.
Superior Grape and Gauze Hdkfs.,
Mourning and Assorted do.
Cypress Grape do.
Polish Imita
Twisted Silks Merino do
lalf
Scarlet and Silk do.
Black and Purple do.
Cotton f assorted SCarfs
Madrasslag IIandkerchieis
Madras and Fancy do
EOgEBsEEEgFiOlI sgF aEsIS7,
Plain & Figd. Swiss do.
do. do Book do.
do. do Jackonet Cambrick
do. do. Cambricks
Grass Lawn (Linen)
Berkeley and Jackonet Crayats
Silk and Tabby Yelvets
Mole Skin do
il,at and Station Grapes
Bile Blk. & White do.
Orange Printed Pattinett
Irape de Leon and Cotapala
Linen Canbrick and IIdkfs.
Black and Whre Silk Lace
Boblnett and Cotton do
do. Edging
Green Barrage do
RAW AND BLACK SILK HOSE
3iaCk 10''on and White do
"a" DIX y do.
Random Cotton ID do
Black and Blue Prints
Brown & Yellow do
Black and White Ginghams
French Extracts do.
Mourning do
Plain and Striped do.
Plaid and Printed Muslins
Ladies' Baskets
Do. Sealskin and Morocco Sboos
DO Black Lasting do
TT ~. Coofed do.
Ililogskins and Stage Whip Thongs
Norstcd & Cotton Webs, StrainjnG do
.AFId1U01'e anu CWEEeI.lT.
Scissors and Shears y
y and n Bladed Ponknives
Common Knives and Forks
Plated and Ivory do.
GdzoTs ~ Gases and Horse FIeams
Gun Locks and Percussion do
Percussion Caps and Padlocks
Patent Shoe Punches
Steel Top Thimbles
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will offer for sale, by Public Auc.
tion' on Saturday, the oath day of November
next at the hour OF II, at Hodges Tavern, Tract
of Land, containing by a late survey oar acres
situated IN Hanover county, one mile below the
ola OLD Church, directly on the main road leading from
hichmend to the Piping Tree. About one third
o. is numbered land, and tho balance has produced
lately very good crop of Corn, Oats. &c. The
situation is dercd to be Of the most healthy
IN Hanover county. There is it good dwell
ing house, very lately put in good repair together
WIN corn house, kitchen, dairy, Sc which are
all as good as new; also, a spring of excel,
lent wafer, quite convenient to the Dwelliny
House. The title to the above property Is
indspuiable. The terms of sale will DO one
thrd OF tho purchase amount cash, and the ba-
lance payable in and l2 months; bonds bearino
interest from the day of sale with personal securi
" and a deed oftrust on the properly, will be re-
CURED. Possession given on the LIST January. 1893
me interli' am willing to treat with any per-
son disposed to, purchase at private sale.
&C 16-ctf G.. w POITIAITX
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
New Dry Goods Store.

"a HE Subscriber, thankful for the patronage he
~ received, while member Of the firm Of Bovd
q Hay respectfully informs his friends and the
public, generally, that lie has commenced business
ON his own account, at the well known stand. re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. Daniel H. Valentine. ON II
street, Shockoe Hill, opposite to Dr. Lemosy's A.
Pothecary Store; where he is now opening a reno.
raj assortment of fall aud winter DRY GOODS,
al OF winch are entirely new and of the latest
style. lie hopes, he has heretofore given salts.
faction TO those who have patrouized bin, that
thcy WI continue 10 favour him with their custom.
lie thinks that those wishing to purchase articles
IN ms line, would do well to call and examine his
stock. AS his Goods have been bought at the re-.
duced prices Of this fall, he afford 10 soil them
as low as they can be purchased in this place. His
Stock consists Of almost every To ny in the Day
GooDs limo. WILLIAM D. HAY
Richmond, October 10Th, 1899.
W have few pieces Of Domestic Jeaus.
TOR servants wear, from the Northern Pepi,en,ia
RES Also, Fearnaughi Lionskin, for overcoais.
oc ~ eol2t w. B. n.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
Gm,,.sEsastic Deer Shoes.

N AMUEL PUTNEY, (Sign of the Golden Boot.
~ I'd below the door of the Eagle Hotcl0 has
Just received cases OF Ladies' and Gentlemen,x
Gum Elastic Over-Shocs, containing in all 800
pair OF LIST quality, which he can recommend as
uery SUPERIOR and 100 pair of End quality at lower
prices.
He has, also, hand, good and general
assortment o. Indies, Geat's, NeD's Women's.
Misses, Boys and Chudren's Boots, Boo,ecs Shoes
and slippers of various KINDS and qualities great
proportion OF which. have been lately received
and are adapted TO fall and winter saies--Also, n
good assortment of prime Rchmond-m Brogucs,.
together with Leather, Hair and Sealskin Trunks,
biacking aud Brushes, Sc. &c; all of which he
oHers FOR sale on very accommodating terms.
oct 3l-eo6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
William H. MARY CoIleye

ri oFICE.-The Visitors having failed to meet
1 on tho 18th instant, and the interest of the
Institution requiring meeting. it was the OPT
mon OF those Visitors who did meet, that a convo-
cation be c'slied to meet on Wednesday, the 18th
November. The Professor of Law having resign
ed makes another vacancy in this Institution Pro-
Vision VIII, 1t is believed be made by the Faculty,
LOT mo proceeding vacancy, authority having been
given them. But not for the Professor of Law
The Visitors need not fear visiting Williamsburg;
there is not nor has there been. any Cholera here
and our town has been SO fortunate heretofore, in
escaping opidemics, that we feel confident now.
seeing we have escaped long, that it will pass us
by. BURWELI. BASS EFT. Rector
Williamsburg, Oct. 10th, lS32-Iawc LIN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
Real Estate for Sale,


HeY virtue or two deeds of trust from John D.
n - Royal, will be sold to the highest bidder, on
FI'ddy the I'm Of December nert, at IL O'clock if
fair, otherwise the next fair day, on the premises
the lands on which he formerly resided, lying chiefly
on Cellar Creek, in Nottowsy county, about six
miles north Of Morgansville, consisting of several
adjoining tracts, acquired by said Royal at different
periods, and containing together about 800 acres
On part of it there is conmodious Dwelling
House, with suitable out houses; and on another
portion is valuable Grisl-Miil which with a
sufficiency of Land, will be sold separately. The
residue will be divided, or sold entire, as NAV seem
best to suit purchasers.
The land is understood to be of good quality
some off very valuable; and will be shewn bv Mr..
Tuck, who resides the Mill.
The title is supposed to be unqueslionabc; but
Will be conveyed with special warranty.
Terms-l, and 3 years; bonds with satisfactory
secur for the first payments, and deeds of trust,
to secure the whole.
]. +. MAY
no 9-ctds BRANCH OSBORNE,
rTrucf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
HENRICO NURSERY.

WHHIH % mIIes Of Richmond, IA.
NHE Subscriber offers for sale at his Nursery.
n upwards of 10000 budded Fruit Trees, con,
S,sting OF 65 var,tics of Apple, 30 do Pear, ID do
rum 81 do. Peach, 20 no Cherry, 5 do. Apricot
do Nectarine, and do. Almond, nearly all pro.
Pagoted from Trees in full bearing, in his own Or
chard' and embraces perhaps a selection of Frui,
mat have not been surpassed for the climate OF
virginia. The Trees, particularly the Apple, are
large and thrifty, many of them S feet b;gb and
some have Fruit on them at this time Though
only years old, with respect to appearance
would challenge comparison with the handso.
meat that have b, On brought from the North and
ire Price Do TO 70 per cent. less as referance TO
tho Catalogue will shew, which NAV he had gra,;.
OF the subscriber at his Nursery, or at the Book
store OF Peter Cotton, where any orders that ma v
be left, will be punctually attended to.
Grove, Oct. 31-c 1t JOSEPH SINTON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
Lanslowne i'm Market.

hi Offer for sale this beautiful Residence and
~ Farm, containing, by survey, about S35 Acres
adjoining the farms of Mossrs. Wexford and Ber
pard, and within three miles Of Frederick sburp
This sciio is so notorious for health as Justly 10
ontitie it to the character Of American Mont
pellior. The residence is and commodious
containing eight rooms, and has attached all neces
sary out buildings, both for domestic and farming
purposes Between 5 and 600 acres are Kappa,
hammock fiat, the balance uudulatinp wood land
in the back ground efthe house, from which the pros
poet is extensive and beautiful. The arabic land,
divided into four fields of 100 to $50 acre4 each
has been rapidly improved during the occupancy
OF the subscriber. The farm is well watered, hav-
ing stream through each field, and is we'll adapt
co 10 the growth of grass in common with all tho
PRODUCTS OF our tide water districts; good Spring is
within a stones throw of the door.
PERSONS desireus Of purchasing will doubtless
view the premises (which will be shcwn by myself
at all times, or my Manager, in case of my abb
sence) Title objectionable, and terms accommo-
eating, n early application be made. Any further
particulars, if desired, will be readily obtained BY
line addressed to GEO. W. BASSETT.
August TO- 1882.
u The Wing and Enquirer will please insert
'l'c above twice week, ill la Oct. loft
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
GUMS, PISTOLS, RIFLES,
Cutlery and Fancy Goods.

NHOMAS TYRER informs the lorers of Field
Sports Irdreitcrs, and those wanting useful
anu fancy articles in the Hardware line, that no
has lately returned from the North with the ba
lance OF his Fall Supply of GOODS, which, with
the ertensire assortment Of DOUBLE and SINGLE nAR
REL GUNS, on the percussion and flint principle
OF all descriptions, that he has lately received
from England, makes his assortment more com
plcte than 1t ever has beon-all of which he is de-
termined to sell at very 3nall profit.
Amongst tho articles lust received arc the E,I-
lowing:
Percussion and flint boys Guns,
DO. do. Rifles all sizes,
Percussion and Flint Pocke, Holster and belt
Pistols,
Duelling and travelling Pistols, a splendid ar.
tice,
Silver, morocco, plated and gilt scabbard Dirks,
Pocket, pen, and spurtsmep's Knives,
Secret spring back Knives, a new article,
Dirk Knives and Knife Blades,
Superior Rogers and Congreve's Razors
Shaving Boxes and Brushes,
Fencing Swords and Masks,
Britannia and leather covered Dram Bottles
Do do. Drinking Cups,
fiain and patent Powder Flasks, from one to
twelve ounces,
Double aud single Shot Belts a now pattern,
Tame Bags, Percussion Wrenches
Riding Whips, Spurs and Dog Whips,
walking Canes and Switches,
Dog Collars, Calls and Chains,
Ever pointed Silver Pencils and Leads
Fire Boxes, Pocket Books,
Segar Gases, Pocket Comprises aud manv f,ncx
articles, 10y
With a large assortment of double and single
Cuh' ristGl, ana kihe percussion and flint Locks
Gun aud Rifle Mounting, and Gun Materials in
the greatest variety, either in the forged or filed
stato-to which he calls the attention of the Gun
Smiths generally, to whom they will be sold very
low. ''
Also, just to hand, best English and American
canister and loose Gun Powder, superior split and
plain Percussion Caps, together with an assort
n,ent OF pad trunk night latches and other Locks;
al knos OF door' pad' trunk and cabinet Keys, with
many other artcles to all of which he calls tho
a''ohloh ol the Puolc generally. oc 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

az virture of deed of trust executed to mo
"a by Joseph I'll. Walker, bearing date the lltl
day OF April, 1881, and recorded in the Clerks
once OF Chesterfield county, shall, for purposes
therein mentioned, on Monday the Sd day of De-
cenber next, if fair, otherwise the next fair
day, on the promises, proceed to sell at public auc-
tIon for cash, all that tract parcel of land w.
ing and bong in the county of Chesterfield, and
bounded by the lands of Henry Winfree and 9th ,rs
being the same on which the said Walker at present
resides, and containing by estimation 366 acres;
or SO much thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy
the purposes of said trust deed and all the costs
attending the execution thereof Upon this land is
very respectable Tannery.--The title is believed
to be good, but acting trustee, shall only con-
vey such title as is vested in me by the foremen-
toned decd. GEO. N. N. PORTER, Trustee.
nov I-2nwfds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
NEeNnped CnleI Y0hrccn-

70 he Planters Of Virginia and North Carolina.
VIE very high prices obtained last year and
this, for fine Tobacco, cured by steam, NAV
induce many Of you, TO in that way again. nm.
less you are apPfised Of the fact, that Slea,ned
Cured Tobacco has gone much out of voona
Our Manufacturers have been the chief buyers Of it.
ana they begin TO doubt whether it will keep as
well, or improve by keeping, as much as T,I,fooS
evrod in the old fashioned way by fire. Shinners
havo great objection to il. Your Tobacco should
be web cured. but with little smoke az Dogs, bio
especially the better kind.
no l-c4t n e. T. GWATHMEY.
Commission Merchants
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
4 GOOD OPPORTUNITY.

a valuable Stock of Dry Goods for Sale.
FENHE Advertiser, declining the Dry Goods bu
II sIness, presents to the entcrprzing and in.
dustrious, very favorable opportunity of embark
ing IN the same line. The stock is comparatively
new and the assortment general-the greater por-
uon OF winch has been very recently purchased In
the Northern cities, and embracing every desirable
article that could be found The terms will be ac.
somrnodating and liberal. Credit will be riyen.
but good security required.
Further information may be obtained by address.
ing to H., at the Post Office, Petersburg Va
sc CT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

II VIE Subscribers have received by the pnoket
a Hornet, an additional supply Of staple and
fancy DRY GOODS, suited to tho present and an.
preaching seasons. Their stock is now comnleic
add wei assorted and will be offered at wholesale
OF 'c.i' on as good terms as those Of any house in
the city They solicit call from their friends In
the country, and will also use their best exertons
to execute any orders in such manner as to give en-
IRE satisfaction. HALL e. MOORE,
no &C tiJSn Main street, Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

81 ensuing
MI SG season at Hlcksford, Greensvile
e1easx123D County, Virginia. He is dark bay,
without any white, very handsome fully feet
inches high, OF great substance, length and po,oer.
lie was purchased at very high price, and selected
expressly to improve stock of horses, by as
good judge any in England and Nth this Die,s
attention was paid to his form, blood, racing ex-
plos, and reputation as stallion which are all Of
the first character.
He was got by Williamson's Ditto, the winner
OF the Derby In 1903, the sire of Sulian's Dam,
(Sutan IS now covering at so sovereigns,l and own
brother to Walton, who covered at ESQ 10 his
dam by Dick Andrews, the best horse of his day:
his grandam Eleanor, the best racer of her day,
the only winner of both the Derby and the Oaks,
own sister to julia the dam of Phantom. who cover
cd at t52 lO; and Cressida the dam of Priam tho
best horse now on the English turf by Whiskey
the best son of Saltram, out of Yong Giantess,
the dam Of Sorcerer &c. and the best brood mare
OF her DAY Grantees by Matchem, &c. (Sso En-
glish Stud Book.)
IL. won "a races, beating many of the best hor-
ses of the day, Longwaist afterwards sold for
3,Oo0 guineas,) locke, Sig norma, Prosody Euphra-
les, L cton, resentment, &c. &c. He ran many
heat races and won all except one, when no was
beat by a horse that he had before beat, and beat
afterwards and was esteemed "perhaps the ga
NEST horse in the Kingdom" He was generally
handicapped TO carry uery high heights, and
ed on the turf until lie was rising years DID, per-
fectly sound.
He covered in England seasons at 10 gs and
his colts are remarkably fine.
The public cross the dauobters and
grandaughters OF Sir Archie, and our other Mares
with horseof undoubted pedigree and character
Ample accommodations will be provided for mares
and under no circumstances will more be taken
than can have complete Justice done them Refer to
j. AVERY, ESQ. or
DIR. A. Il. b. MERRITT
Hicksford, Greensville, Va. Oct l6.-v4t
The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer and
Wing, Halifax IN. Co. Advocate, Raleigh Star,
Charleston Courier, Nashville (Tenn) Banner,
Will insert the above once 1eek for four weeks,
and forward their accounts to this Pet I'M