Will horse at Mr James Heslip’s farm sells at reduced price
An old advertisement offers a horse named ALEXANDER from Lord Grosvenor’s lineage for twenty five dollars or sixteen and a half dollars with the mare, payable before September 25. It notes his strong Arabian crosses, closeness to the Godolphin Arabian, large size and proven success in England.
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Will
James Heslip
Washington
Wiskee
Georgia
Alexander
Lord Grosvenor
Eclipse
Sweet-Brier
King Herod
Enland
Archibald and two imported horses for sale in Virginia
Archibald along with two other imported stallions stands at a Virginia location on Shipman farm. The horses are by Walnut and by Godolphin Arabian lineage from Eclipse and Highflier. They are tall, healthy, and renowned on English turf, noted foal getters with strong bloodlines. The exhibit features secure fencing, water at each stand, and caution about escapes. no accountability for such incidents. Sale terms apply.
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Highflier
Javelin
Eclipse
Virginia
Hess
Lgt
Subscribers seek closure of old concern in Boston
The Subscribers desire to close their old business, previously under Busting and Douglass, authorizing Mr. Sage to handle the matter. The books and accounts are lodged for settlement and collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bustin
Douglass
S. Sage
Union College Lottery No II Announces Daily Draws
The notice promotes Union College Lottery No II to begin in New York on the fourth Tuesday in April. Six hundred tickets will be drawn daily until all prizes are allocated, with a 7 percent commission and total prizes of 45 000 plus 48 615 in other prizes. The schedule lists escalating prizes at set dates and states the first 8 000 blanks gain a 10 prize each, with prize payments due 30 days after drawing, minus 15 percent. Tickets are offered by A Slaughter and C Labuzan as of Nov 22.
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New Orleans
New-York
WM. W. Gibert
Ben. Dwitt
Geo. Merchant
Isaac Denniston
Stephen Thorn
A. Slaughter & C. Labuzan
Union College Lottery
New York
Charles C. Dunn
Embargo Act Targeting US Ports Extended After Passages
Historic act authorizes a ninety day embargo on all ships within US ports, forbidding clearance for foreign bound vessels except with presidential consent, and imposes penalties including double value fines and forfeiture. Provisions cover bonds, departures without clearance, and execution through federal courts. The measure accompanies referenced prior acts and includes a New Orleans land grant for a steam engine project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Ballase
Revenue
Navy
Wien
States of America
Ictmaeer
Trade goods receipt from Slaughter and Labuzan
A. Slaughter and C. LabuZan report receipt of a large notarized stock of goods. Items include first quality muscovado sugar, loaf sugar, green coffee, pepper, spice, ginger, Hyson tea, cotton bagging and sacking, cotton cards, humhums, trunks, calicoes, powder and shot. September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawley
A. Slaughter
C. LabuZan
For Sale Notice from an Office Carpenter Wanted
A likely young Negro fellow, a good carpenter, is available for work. For terms, inquire at this office. Gentary S34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ia
Fragmentary legislative note on expiring races and virtue
The text records a partial quotation about penalties and the distribution of funds upon expiration of a term, referencing H. Ceay as Speaker and Wm H Crawford, with April 4 approval by James Madison. The fragment suggests unfinished constitutional or legislative language from a historical document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ceay
WM. H. Crawford
Senate
Vane
Naval Establishment Authorized Repairs and Shipbuilding Aid
Congress authorizes immediate repair and outfitting of the frigates Chesapeake Constellation and Adams with up to 300000 dollars for that purpose. Navy officer and crew expansion allowed as necessary. Two hundred thousand dollars yearly for three years funds timber stock for shipbuilding and rebuilding Philadelphia General Green New York and Boston. Purchasers in navy to be appointed by the president with Senate advice and consent. bonds required. early May start. distribution of noncommissioned gun boats to harbors. James Madison signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
U.S
Bienville
Custom House
Levee Street
U. S
House of Resentatives
United States
Constellation
Adams
Timsber
Philadelphia
General Green
New-York
Boston
Alizessid
H.clay
Ce Wat J. Crawford
Notice to creditors of Joan Catist deceased
All persons having claims against Joan Catist, deceased, must present them with proof of account within the legal time. Debtors to the deceased are required to pay promptly to Lindsey Coleman and John T. Seatt. Published May 10.
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Joan
CaTist
Prefect
Eheix
Lindsey Coleman
Johnt
Seatt
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Archibald
Cee Springs
Greensborough
Joseph Cotton
N. B. Gallatin
Cambridge
S. Carelinas
Horns Creek
Edgefield
South Carolina
George Pearson
Augusta
M‘ Kenzie & Bennoch, Hiave
A, Fisk
Superrins
C.S. Buckle
Barrett & Sims
Jamaica
L. P. Teneriffe
Kentucky
Union College
H. Clay
Arrrovale
James Madison
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