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ONE CENT REWARD.

D AN away from the subscriber, on
N Sunday morning the 2+th ult. a.
apprentice to the Printing busine.s, ma
med Bill Eggleston, ahent5 feet 7 in.
ches high, has short ljghs hair when
spoken to stares WITH pretty full eye,
very fond Of liquor.-He had two year.
anf about four months to serve. He
formerly wrought in Brown b Charlton,
Printing Ofice a, Mardnsburs, and a,
his mother lives about Ave mIles from
that place, It'll probable he has gone that
way: Had,on when he s@ent ,sway, a
blue coat, brown cloth PaA,aloons, a
striped swansdoYn. waistcoas, = red
bsize under waisteoat, and a wool hat
about half worn. The above reward,
but no charges ~itt'b' paid for bringing
him home.
THOMAS GRIEVES.
English Printing Office, I
IEsgers.own, March 7, 1905.
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Look Here =!

TINT famous stud horse YOUNG
l. MEXICON, the property of Mr.
Davis of Maryland, which stood the
last season at ca plain John kobinson's,
will stand the present season and cover
mares At the stable Of the subscriber,
where the terms and his pediSre. will be
made known.
JOHN MCLEARV.
Martinsbury, March %, 1905.
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RECIINENTAL ORDERS.
ORDERED, that the Officers COM

ORDERED, that the Officers COM
~ handing companies in the I'd Bat
talon Of the 67th Regiment, do attend
a Court Martial to be held N Buckles
Town on Friday the 18th Of April next,
for the purpose OF assessing fines for de,
li"qucrces in ne said Bait r'ion in 1904.
1ht comma. Ing Off, RS OF companies
in the Isl b ,ttAton ere also ord, rcd to at
tend a Cont Nartial to be held at Ro-
bert SnodsrAs,', on D'.k Creek, on Sa-
turlry the 13'h Of April, on similar bu-
sincss.-And III tht OF. Us command
ing companies Z. longing to the 9Th Re-
giment are ordered to altcnl egimen-
tai Court Of Enquiry, to be held in Mar.
tinsburg, on FRIDAY the 26,h of April.
DAVID HUNTER, Lieut.. CoL Cam.
March 20, 1908.
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FOR SALE.

PLANTATION, containing a.
n bout $50 acres, about 100 Of which
are cleared there is convenient D we'll
ing House AID Kitchen and good Barn
on the premises near the House 10 a
WeH thirty feet deep, which never go.s
DRY when kept clean ON one part OF the
Plantation there is large and excellent
SPrnS.-The Land is Of a superior qua
NY; 1T lies on the road leading from
NlHlnshurg to Boyd. Ferry, and Is
about six mileS from the former place
For terms apply on the premises, or "
the subscriber in MartinIburE.
IGNATIUS PRICE.
January IS, 1905.
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a S al Apprentice - the Printing
~ BusinssH, a lad from twelve to ak
teen year: of age, Of industrious habits.
OF moral conduc aud whose come c, lions
are respectable. One from the cou.trv
would be preferred.
]: ALBURTIS.
hteMsencsr 0Ee.,l
AaTch 8, 1905.
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The Af Notice..
WHEREAS, some tim. since, I

WHEREAS, some time si1ee, I
w tave uotIce in the public papers,
that necessity compelled me to settle and
collect nv outstanding debl, whioa
motto. has not produced the desired e.
Feet hat nv friends and Customers
may ret complain of my transferring
their o>ligatioHs and accounts without
due notice, I again inform the m that me-
cessl.v will compel ms. to assign and
transfer to my creditors all debts du.
me which will remain unpaid on the 10th
~e+APrll next, upon which suits will
then be brought Unfortunately.
LUKE. PEN TONY,
Martinshurg, March %, 1908.
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Public Sale.
March 20, 1905.

NiAIe e*poseGat public sale, on Friday
the 1911 day Of AtriIneet, at the sub
Scri6er's dtpe4!t4S-4o Shebherd'S-
1ocn, 5c6rrson County, the o7I'O-
ING Property, VIZ.
THE HOUSE and LOT, which I
L now occupy, being on the Main
Street in Uaid town; the honse 10 very
convenient and nicely Gnished, the Lot
full one with \ number Of choice fruit
trees on it; one active, strong Young
horse, suitable either for the saddle or
geers one excellent Mich Cow some
Feather Beds and Bedding one Ten
Plate Stove with the pipe belonging
thereto ; one fashionable walnut Corner
Cupboard, with number of other arti.
cles un1eceSsary to mention. The sale
to begin at ten O'Clock, A. NJ. and CONT.
nue. from day to day until the whole 10
sold. A credit sfeiIht months will be
E'ven on oil sums above eight dollars, on
the purchaser giving note with approved
security.
GEORGE OK.
Shephsrds-Town, March %, 1905.
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F0R SAFE,
Purs0ant to the Ast will aad testament
ef Robert Creighton, deed, . valuable
TRAIT Of Land,

Lying in the County of Berkeley and
State Of Virginia, three miles iren the
town Of Mar,insbNrg, eH the road lead--
lHG to W'lIiam'port. sishty-6v" miles
from the City of Baltimore, Geventy-6ve
from the City of Warrington, and eigh-
~ mile. from the town Of Alexandria
containing ,Ix-hupdred aeres, enc half
cleared And\uuder good fence, the b:
lance well clothed with timber: There
are on said land I>number ofnevsr fail.
ing springs, and SUFFICIENT quantity Of
Meadow: This TracSWould suit veil
10 be divided, as there are two Dwell
ing Houses, two Double Ba1us, aaA
two Orcnards Of choice Fruit. IT liss
i've miles from the river Potonak, the
nav iga,ion otsaid river 10 now somplG>
ted, produce may be conveyed down the
river to the City of Washington .nd -
the town Of Alexandria at a small ex-
pen'e. For terms apply to William
Riddle, Of the town OF Martinsbur1.
A good title will be made the purchaser
BY
WILLIAM RIDDLE,)
VIM. CREIGHTON,
harrisburg, Februaryl i, 1908.
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CAUTION.

KK7HEREAS many people have, I'm.
w der the Prstence q hunting. ISL:
ing, Sc. made it practice to pass tire
my enclosures near Martinsburg, there
by destroying the fences ondgreHtly IN
jmring my meadows and orcharGs--1 d.
therefore caution all persons ON pacing
through my enclosures under any pre-
tence phatever, as 7 am determined 70
prosecute, any and every ber'sn, thus Of
finding, or that may be Jonmd !" any o.
cher manner trespoSsing on myP'3Pe''y,
EDWARD BEES0N, sen.
goth day, Sd month, 1906.
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ZANE to the plantation Of the sub.
~ Gerber, about the 28th oflast month,
two ESrravS, one a brown MARE, g.
bout 10 years DID, IS hard. high, .hod
before, with aamall white rounu three Of
her feetj the other light bay HORSE,
8 or 10 years old, shod all round both
natural 'rotters, no Perceiva5le brand on
either. The owner is desired to come
forward, prove his property, pay char
Kes and take them away.
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD.
Near Shetherd's- Town,(
March p, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09
From yYAsnIseros cIrY, Jan. 2

Yesterday, being New-Year's day, the
President was waited upon by large con.
course Of ladies', citizens and strangers OF
distinction, among whom refreshments
we're liberaIly distributed.
There prevailed throughout the COM
pany lively Joy a. the return Of another
year, crowned with il the continued enjoy
msnt Of peace, liberty and prosperity.
Or no preceding occasion has the com
panv been so numerous AN evidence Of
The increasing confidence Of the people in
tie administration Of their public con-
cerns.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09
( NCHalOND PRICE CURRENT. :
ooRREcrRn
EXTRACT FROM TIKI JOURNAL OF THE
HOUSE OF pELEoATEs.

saturday. Jdnuary sfA, 1905.
notion was made thar the house come
10 the following resolution:
hesoeUsd, that the confidence of The oe.
hese' assembly, In the treasnrer of ri.
commonwealth. is undi,ninisbed. bo,h : :
eiples. '~A' p'''''
a motion was made to amend the said
resolution, by inserting before il nv 49,,
Of preamb'e, the following words
Whereas, it has been suggested. ,b,t :,
wouia De proper for this general assembly
TO INSTRUCT The treasurer Of tbs common
wealth. az to the pfinciples which should
govern him in the vote lie isabout "a s;y,.
ior the state, in the election of banl, a..
reetors. oa'" VI
And The question being put upon the
proposed amendment, i. passed in the az.
hrmative.
a motion was then made further ia n.
mend the said resolution, by stri,;nr on,
the whole Of it from The word resolved.
and inserting in lieu thercofthc following (.
That the treasurer be, and ne hereby ;s
instructed, To use his utmost influence in
the next election OF directors of the bank
Of Virginia and its branches, 10 procure =
complete prepondrrHnce Of persons of
sound republican principles"
n further motion was then made IN a.
mend the proposed substitute, by inserting
IN lieu of it, the following: That ills ON.
necessary and inexpedient to give the lrea-
surer specific INSTRUCTIONS as TO the man.
ner in which he shall discharge any OF the
duties Of his Office.
And the question being pu. upon the
last proposition, il passed in the negative
Ayes 64--Noes 81.
The question being then put upon the
suesptnte tothe original resolution ia pass.
cd IN the affirmative Ayes l34-Noes i !.
The Question being then put upon the
resolution as amended, it was agreed 10
by the house.
"A mo.:on was then mad, that the house
come 10 tie following resolution:
Rssotvrd, That in order 10 obtain This
dur preponderance, the Treasurer be IT,.
stractcd to support the appointment Of ten
Tepubiicans as directors TO managc the as.
fairs OF the bank al Richmond s.so ten
republicans as direetors Cor each Of the
branch banks at Norfolk and PETERSBURG
and at ieast nine republicans as directors
sor the bank at fredericksburg.
And the question being put upon The
SAID resolution, it passed in the affirmative.
Ayes i24--Noes -.
Ordered, That Mr.. Baker carry the
said resolutions to the senate and desir.
their concurrence.
III o general meeting of fhe sfockkoiders of
the Bank Of Yfrytnia, az ne Bank Hsuse,
on bD,sli1U l1af tiie foHo1piz,rr hexsn,,s .,.,.-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09
IAN September, 1904.


I have to inform you, that it is captain
Somers, wish lieutenant yvsdsworth, and
Mr.. Israel, midshipman. that is blown up
by the explosion Of the ere ship, at their
entering among the gun-boats Of rripoli.
Captain Smith in the Vixen, arrived here
This day, ne left Tripoli three days past
ne says that commodore Barron, and
Campbell, arrived there the 9th, chat on
the 7th the gun-boa,s, bombards, with the
oyren, Enterprise, Scourge, aud John A.
dams, left the coast Of Tripoli Cor SYRIA.
ouse. The Presiden., Constitution, Con.
sseilatior, aud Argus, remain OF Tripoli--
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09

Mr.. +. Grundy called up the resoiu-
tons which he had read and laid on the
table Yesterday, respecting an amend
ment TO be proposed to the constitution
ut the United Ste'es and the said reso-
intions being twice read were cobcurred
in.
Ordered, that Mr.. r. Grundy carry the
said resolutions to the senate and reoues =
their concurrence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09
I3fchnio1lf. .Ian. Orr igos.

1 Is requested by Col. Richard A.
i dams chat al gentlemen residing in or near
the city OF R;chmGnd, who may have arms in
Their possession which have been lsf, VIII, ;hea,
br young men ~bsuf thcv have employed wif
maze u Anown TO Joshua West. @. AFTER ~ gs.sr
TO tile 10Th Regiment, who viii take charyg OF
t,en'' and it is fs,,Lsy ,e7desfsG, thar The Cap-
tains OF the 9Th Regimens 10 cxamire their re-
sPeetive companies and see how I,any arms there
arc. thar may make my returns 10 the Colonel
OF the ssass or tag sTrs snon rs possible
JOSHUA WEST,
e,agr,er Master 81 tie 1ef5 lex inert.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09
DclIars so,ooo
Five thousand Tickets.

Five thousand Tickets,
at 10 dollars each, is $1,000
There are 20 De no banks in this Loit .ry. and
'a= pnzes vii be snojea TO no more than IL
iieree discount.
Tickets VII be sold at 10 dollars each. Eye of
which ore 20 De paid n hand. and the rea aiming
iiss when 'iie prize n.oney IS applied for.
Tselaw 'u norisiag this Lots Y, war pas.ed
IN the year 1895 Cor the relief gf the sufferers
by IRE ~ Lexington, all of whom, exeev. Or
phans haye sssigged and sau-fer-ea ,heir iater-
ssi and claim &c the managers thereof, to oe by
'nem applied to opening . good Carriage Road
over tie Nortn AVID south " cuasaius, and across
IA Valley througa Lexington
mrs road VIII be in dneft line with the Kew
S'sie Aoad 20 the Western waers. and 80 far =
continuation thereof toward R,ehr1an5 which
! will shorten and greatly ,ripfoye TIE passage
| from every part of Iames River between me
klue kidge ard Ri5nrond "a tfc Sweet and other
mineral SpieEs, ard from thence towards
| Creenhricr. Heuhews. ke.
! The Managers aateF ihcm5eiyss. that the OBJ
ts@ Of tliis L9strfy being 50 laudsbse N wsich
gfs9f par Of the State j. Interested and frorl
| The sales thar havobesn already made OF I'jcSsis
NAT upsn ths day above mentioned a snHciens
numbers fi-keto, II not ali wit be sod 20 war
rant q dreg'ng, ard that no farther postPons-
msns will take place
Wsrn tie drawing IS finished list Of IN; for.
tur~a numbers will be piafshed.~- Ali osize
monsg, nos spp.ied for Within one year aftsrths
= swing. viii be pressned T. have Been relnaaish
ed tor the bsnehs Of the Lottery.
'y'tii@n b cabeil ! PtRt c,ises, \
i'neid S Garland, John Lybp-a, <
c7bs Coai'er, qbos s. ii c7eiand. 8
sadyeB B7g-s, 1adrsw At<ards,, "a
1s,,es " Do'osa, Wi.iom Wnsoa.
Jares Carrs5gs.
| .fotH larHgas. Treasurer.
| Vm CDaDes. Secretary.
Ticks't az TO be had of,hs Managers, anil Of
Ellis and k,aa, EsSeIt Gamble. Ian. ana Wa
NJ Konze IAN. III. 1878 wy
Mil M'COCIB.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09

IN Charlie ton paper Oh the 18th. we find ,he
ST. Thomas 81
Al commenced on the nigh, OF the ocd No,
Te'nber, In 4 dry good 5000 near TO the k;ny,s
stores and continued for three DAYS. In III.
une' go buildings. coi.s,iruing all The rich anJ
ousy part Of the town. were reduced 70 ashes,
ne loss IS estimated atLetween and 7 millions
:, OF collars But few lives were lost A Mr. Co.
sn' OF immense property threw himself n,o ths
names ana perished-- a faithful and affeeionaie
servant Immediately follow cd the dread faiexrr,-
pie Of his master.
ms dreadful IRE was oecasioncd BY cones-
NC care.essly setting ere to 4 rnusquet,e uet.
VIII, " ~. 10 tile .a OF fus'igaung the room
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09

Dublin paper SAYS. that hRTHus O'coN.
NoR has been constituted Emperor &C lraisp-.
as the lineal descendant of RoierIck 0Ceu.
Ror!!.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09
cArHotIo cAruEDeAL cnpsor Lo+rr.,

CArHoLIc CArHEDeAL CHuaoH Lorrr.v
FJFTssN7B Oars DsAWIEs.
Prize Of 200 dollars:
No. 5o74.
Prizes Of 100 dollsrs:
Nos. 1885, ls54s, 1871, 2oS36.
Prizes Of so dollars:
Nos. 1877, 1886,
Prizes Of IS dollars;
Nos. >263, 54s7, 1851, 1876, 1885.
Prises Of 30 dollars.
Nos. 1867, 1897, 3i7o, Ass, 1855
AIS, 635s, 6so6, 6s99, 72oS, 1886.
1894, 1896 sTss oo69, 92ss, lOsSD,
1880, 1864 1870, i2s5s, is46s,
iz479, 1926, 1850, 1891, 1880,
l4os7, 1858, 1909, 1927, 1919,
1894, ls<SJ, 1879. 5000, I7it3
1858, leos7, 1917, 1896, 1885,
1870, 2o2ss, 9Os2s.
AID 81 Of IS dollars.
Cain Of The shecl ,lii, day AS dollar.
Total gain Sos dollsrs.
Adjourned TIL .Ssurday at 10 O'CLOCK.
Tae LcgiSzrure oS Norrh. csroiin.. nave IA g.
SCI tn a't-o es-abiish sSnk in the to,ya Of wa
'.ir S.sn, ". . , capigsl of 25c. 900 dollars Al,
e. az. iiend- viking petusa Of the aa. ma,
laFs AZ 81 anly,fla1 al IL. &C.
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Lexin gtun Lottery.
~ -tu:hority o;ff.e legislature Of Virginia
Jor raisiisg Is, 900 Dollars.
S c Il o N z

. = II y W L
OF the first Class.
The drawing positively 10 commence on the 18th
Of February next.
ns managers are nov 'nalSing up the numbers
and prizss FOR the purpose.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09
Notice

"A LII persons having Gains BY bird, accom-,
= or otherwise, agains, the essle OF q
Bernard Markham. dec a,c of chss, Geld E an.
~, arc desiscd TO briag them fofw.i pr,perSx
an hentica,ed on or before The ten,lsiay OF nsxr
February. ina, provision n'as be fer the SET
Element thereof. This notice willie plead an
bar OF al eiainns OF every dsscripto, broush; in
alter that time.
sSs s lzcUToRS.
Jan. =, iSO5' w,d~
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F.oN ssw.ronE, nseaMnan q

ne report OF icvasicn mentioned in yes,ey,
Ivy paper proves 10 DC. what some folks are
pretty wei known. and, we have reason 20 he
aevs' sincerely regrets the circumstance.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09

III o general meeting of fhe sfockkoidcrs of
the Bank Of Yiryinia, az ne Bank H2use,
on Monday lae, re. toaetving tersgas acre
elected directors for The ensuing fweive
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09

Account of Flour, Butter, end Lard, in
SPECIFIED within the City of Baltimore, for
The last quarter ending the slst day OF
December, 1904.
75is7 barrels ofwheat Flour,
2,632 half barrels do
524 barrels Rye Flour,
- half barrels do.
lea barrels IF Indian Meal,
so hhds. Of do
2,t95 kegs aAd Grkins Of Butter,
sos do do Lard.
EDWARD J. COALE,
Register of the City Of Baltimore.
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1 am, &c.
(SiRncd) RICHARD O'BRiRN.

JoHw GAYITo, Esq. &c. &c.
P.5. The expected friga,es, joined with
the present force, will do it or drive the
bashaw and divsu out Of TripoI.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09

JUN tofHiItls, IEcasurcT.
Wlm C1apes. Secretary.
Ticks,e az 10 be had Of ,he Manager. anil Of
Ellis and klan, Esbeit Gamble. in ana Wa.
NJ konzie. Jan. 81. 1878 --7Tf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09

last day of drawiDg, 600
Last number drawn, 45s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09

that it is considered if,he weather wcuid
be favorable tia, the three frigates would
attack the place. do mol think that with
out the gun boats and bombards. they viii
Isduce Trpolito American terms, or OBJ
tam tins liberation of our fellow citizens.
1 he season is TOO far advanced for the
gun boats and hombards 10 remain with
safety on the Coast OF Tripod.
am respectfully, &c.
Signed, RICHARD O'BRlEN.
Joan GAvlso, Esq. Sec. Sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-07

n.y. op vtRokS1As q "a = :. ~ (.
A PROCLAMATION. Is i
YXJHEREAS it daily appearsto the
{ w executive that cFOkCE DILLARB.
chang ed by the inquisition of coroner with The
murder of Henry Wiiimore, late Of the county of
KING and Queen. hath fed from Justice II have
there ore Thought fit, with the advice Of the coun~
Gil OF state 10 issee this proclamation, hereby OF
fenng reward of One Hundred Dollars, to any
person or persons who shall apprchend the said
George billiard, and convey him before the coro-
ntr ora jusuce Of the peace for the county afore
said. TO be committed 10 Jail for examination.
touching the said murder. And do moreover
enjoin all officers, civil and military and cxhort
the good people of the commonwealth, 10 use
their bes, endeavorsto apprchendthc said George
billiard, that he may bs dealt with as, in such
cases, the law directs. ~,
Given under ms hand as Governor. with the
seal of the commonwealth annexed, at
kichmend. this 5.h day of June. in the
(L.s) year of our Lord. one thousand eighI hum
dred and ave, and of the Commonwealth
the twenty ninth.
(Signed) JOHN PAGE +
GEORGE DILLARD is Eve feeteightor nine
inches hsh. iolerahe fair complexion, shor, black
hair, dark,eyes, well set, and some hat droo,is
in the shoulders, slow and soft ofspeech and Of a
smiIieg commentaries when speaking. about twen-
ty<forr or twenty ave years of age when he abb
sconded. he road large so,rel nltse. ABOUT five
feet high, some white feet. large white spot in his
forehead and a snip on the hose
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-07

81 b. .
HAsremovedfrom.the store he formerly &C
1 carried 70 esick housc on the crcss stree
isading from the nam is,ree,io Sheekoe ware
Rouse, where he has pa hand and offers TO dis.
pose Of on moderate serms. b, wholesale,
The toiiosviiig Aiiifies, Diz:
Loaf asa Aiusccvado sAgzss.
NJ England. w. 3sand ana Antigua Rum,
Cogpiac. Bacoelona ard Ample Brandy,
Shesn and Malag = Wire,
Coffee of a superior quality
Mo'ssses, Ginssr and Fis Glue,
onng Hsson and Imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Livsrpoof Salt,
Is Patent Shot, assorted sizes--And -.
The remainder of his stock os Dry Gocda,
consisting l,rineipali. of arricies suited 10 the
present and approaching season, which he VIII
either sell on crettir Of 8, 6 aud norshs. for
nctes negoeiable Ut he Bank Of Virginia, with
approved endorseIs, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour Hemp
n Cash given for Tobacco.
Rschrts' 2sd March. 1906
He following hogsheads OF To-
n bacco. ren,ain,ng IN radd's Warehouse
unclaimed, sibe sold. the frsr DAY of Sc pter,-
be,. K,ne and Q.ieeu ccnrt agreeable TO law. viz
Nov sch, ai7g9. John Walden, 7 w No 8
il03 1872 98e-----March 9th 1900, Anthusy
Seal. y. 5. no. SIS 1923 1873 6o0---A phi 2S,h,
1900. Moses Pruitt NJ. No ~ iii3 iO7
lD05----May 10Th. 1900, James Page | p No.
SO 1916 1872 1914.
GABRIEL DIX.
BENjn. JOHNSON. =,
Tune ], 1908.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-07
Forty Dollars Reward.

I'd UN away from the subscriber liv-
IA. ing in Granville county. North Carolina.
IN March last, two bs.giit nAlasJo felows; one
by the names Of b ARTLEY, about IS years of
age, he has bu. t,le to say, and appears TO be
~ hnmbie; he is a toserabie good Shoemaker.
and Cooper. about feetl or IL inches high,
and he is a wei ser ncgro.--GEORGE is about
IS years of,aye. apout 6 fset high. spare made,
but = very active negro. fond of dVinls, and very
forws.a saecy Fellow. I expea they have oo-
tained free passes and viii endeavor 10 pass tor
free nesrpeE; it is prohab'e they are lurking a.
bout Manchester Richmond or Petersburg; they
were seen N Manchester a few days pasr Any
person taking them ny and combining them in jail.
SO thar get them, shah have the above reward,
or 70 dollars for either, paid by the subscriber.
LEWIS HENlEG,
June 5sh. 1905 If