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? 70 be Continued J
ON THE CHARACTER OF NAPOLEON /.
EMPEROR or France.
T From, w. HiNs's EpcycLoh9dia Loudl

+ From l1J. UINs's Encyclohedia Loudi-
HeNSis.
The character, the conduct, the military
proves and active perseverance, OF this
extraordinary person, al contribute TO mark
him rs q prodigy. From an obscure indivl-
dual, or al equally obscure island, Corsica,
he was SEM for education, first tothe school
OF Autun, and afterwards, 1T only ten years
Of age, 60 The military academy OF Brcnrc
lie was born on the 18th Of August, 1909:
his father was in the profession Of the law
but 60 General MarbocuE the French Go
vernon OF Corsica, he owed his education,
who patroniled him from an infant, and as
signed him Co the army. In the earliest
tunults of rcvciuti0nery warizre. he sought
toy employ; but vas discountcuanccd aud
rejected, on account OF his attachment 10
h;s rnuatrrnaa, General PdoH. linus de-
pressed ia his ii~st essay ior iai-itar- fame,
ne was living IN in5 gSacc at q short c.
t4ncc from Z 1uio1, when thstC WAS Sc
zcd BY the English. HlvIg the good Tor
tune tohe known 10 S1iiCC,ti, che ucpUty then
on commission with the republican army,
he GOT employed during ihc siege as CHIEF
de bifgaI, and from G distinguished COM
binadon &C urdge ana talent, hc coIUribu-
ted greatly % the recovery ci the place.
The crGeities which followed the surreu Il
OF the town. being afterwards imputed cine =
" to his example, be was arrested ~ Nice,
in 1891, as ferr0Jist, and sent to prison.
As it was Impossible to prosecute all Che su-
bordinaJc agents in these sanguinary scenes,
I've was at lcaglh released, and cast upCn tho
town in extreme penury, with numerous
train OF companions I'm distress. But the
resources Of hjs mind rose superior go his
misiortuues; he prevailed On Sahcetu 20
,.srr,,,.lsnd tfu, 70 fra notice of ~ r-gs- ~.
WHO gave him an appointment 10 the arui-
lcry, and employed ham to qUcu the irsGr-
gent. &c Paris HIS ectivity, disCcrnmCnt,
and unshasen cour &c, could me- escape the
pfretraCiny eyes % the Directory, who ra-
p'd,v prompted him t. the rank Of gene
raj, in which capacity he MS proved hin
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FOR SAFE

Ottosi.e tie street Icading 10 Col. Mayors
Bridge.
90 ton philadelphia iron assorted
90 ten Swedish ditto, square and fat bars
German and biistered steel
Spermaceti and Liuseed oils
Yellow OGRE and white lead
Window glass, 8 by 10 and 10 by IL
p tent shot by the bag and retail
Double and single F gun powder
Cut and wrought nails all siscs
Cotton and wool cards, SC. &c.
We have still on hand few barrels good
cut Heri'ings, and 'ew thousand weight
Isle Of Whit Bacon--VVith general and
good assortment Of GROCERIES.
RUSSELL & WALLACE.
October II, 1906. 4w
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CMted States Coaf., iinh Lnctli:
acd Virginia District, May term
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TER MS.

]. Ttshall be printed on an entire new type,
Of . size larger than thai use3 in lie ast
edition OF the Revised Code, published in
1903.
II. The paper shall be of good quality, and
the book, when bound, viii fern = volume
in large octave, to match the first volume
of the same work. The number Of pages
cannot be ascertained, though tits expect
ed, from the matter of which the book
WILDE composed, (there being n9sety-jfre
new chapters in the continuation FROM
1901 to 1906. and upwards Of one hwl-
dred omitted acts) thtt i viii cotit.ein
nearly as many pages as The last edition.
III. The price to subscribers viii be FIVE
DOLLARS, to be paid ON delivery Of the
bool-to non-su5scribers the price viii
he considerably encressed.
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ZOE RENT.

n ND possession given immedi
~ asely the HOUSE and LOT, bclongi,.g 4
the ceiate of William, Elliott. dec. on thc hill
re7r the Swan tavern The house IS very con.
venent for gen,ecl iarnhy with good gas-
den, smoke house., &c. For terms apply 10 Viii.
liam NIX. 4, or
ROpERT HYDE, Ac,iEe
Txccwq, o. va EHi9,f. dec.
Rsehmoul Oaobef 6 u. 1906 IS
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VIZ, MARSHALL, cH.
Commi Jones' Office

Richroad Sept 18Th, 1906 s
Sg-uE pagficr concerned arc desired 20 I IKE
} NOTICE, that haze appointed Wdnes-
day, the twelfth day Of Novcwberuext. TO, stat
ing the accounts requested by me foregoing dc
cree, upon which day their attendance IS re-
quesled at my Oaice, with their p-Fers and ae.
ooun,s, ready for examination aud setemeut.
WM Hay. n C.
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FHE Subscriber has accommodations
: for twenty-five gentlemen Of the Lee
gislature. He has also stabling for as ma
ny horses.
ALEX'R. GU ARRIER.
Richmond, Oct. 18th. 1906. If
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IN WHICH WILL BE INSERTED,
l. Such Pubic Acts rs have been omitted in
the last edition Of the Revised Code.
II. A compilation Of the several laws for he
establishment of the James River, Pot0w-
mac, Appomattox and DisnslSw mp Co
nal companies in al of which the state
has an interest.
III, Acts FOR the establishment of the Mutu-
al Assurance Society against fire on build
ings of the state of Virginia.
". Laws concerning the Northern Neck.
V. ATable Of Fines, Forfeitures, Penalties
and Amercements, designating such IS
are to the use of the Commonwealth
such as 60 towards lessening the county
lew; such as Belong TO individuals; and
such as are appropriated to any particu-
lar object
VI. Acts for establishing Turnpike roads.
VII. Acts authorising the erection Of Toll
Bridges.
All the Acts comprised in this volume,
have been carefully coilated by gentle
man Of the bar--NOtcs of reference to for
mer and subsequent statutes, are annexed
t. each chapter, and coPious INDEX viii
be given az the end o., the work.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22

I'M the merton of ,te pit by ms attorney, Il.
y = is o,GereG Thu The def Buck dc Gle with
the papers IN his cause, before the first day
of tie next trrn. ,e,er SAID 20 be in his pos
session. from DIN Ellis 10 Jacob fle"sauss. da-
ted in the monrh OF January OF February, ons
Thousand seven bundled aid seventy 1--we. ques
ting him said Pleasen,s. 10 purchase = vessel
&c. and the def Garnet, no, having eDtefed
his appearance and gwen security according o
q RUE os dis court and IL appearing 10 the 81
tisfs 6icn Of he court, tina, he IS nc, IN inrabi
tant IF ths disr6t Il is ordered, That the SAID
def. do apps ar ,,esc on this first d. OF t6s
term ard answer he pls bib, ard that a copy
of ,his order be forthwith inserted in some one If
the rev spapers pub ished in Inc city OF Rchm"ni
{of two month, sucoessivey. and pos cd AZ h
front door OF the capitol ,he SAID cry; and II
IS jwiber o,acyed rha one Of the conuisaioners
OF this coUri do examine. state, and settle a
matters in account bsiween The parties in this
o>use, and make report ,h.ieof 10 the cou'i
sa'ing such miilers specially as either party
may require % h. mink pertinent
q Covy--Test.
WIN MARSHALL, ClE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
FALL GOODS.

FITIfE. subscribers respectfully in
q form their frici.Is and tie 'u,i,c, tha
they are receiving from t.ondYn Liverpool. ano
different ports of Il oiIand ,nd France. an exten
:ive 3, vssy general assortment Of "a! tCaAG
DIE. adaated 70 the approaching season :
WHICH will sell by rie bate, package, piece
On re lowest terms, for cash. ccnn'Ey produce,
or Approved uc,es
Those Goods being carefully selected, by one
OF the partners who went Europe fos the pu
pose. they aaItsr themselves, wil give general
satisfaction sud ,haJ country m rchan's and o.
Tiers will fnd it tGeiI interest 70 desI! with uer
They have for rem THREE BRICK WARE
HOUSES, covered WIKI slate. laying on the
street leading TO Mayo's Byidge opPasIe messrs.
Brown, Rves 81 Co Tho:s houses WI b. n,
red NJ q the shsr,est notice for s;cfss frequ'r.
cd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22

nm Tuesday the 4th day Of next month
~ 1T the dwelling house OF the subscriber,
viii &c exposed 70 public sale, a variety Of
yCUSE HOLD q KTTC TE.W FUR,NT-
TURF, also. Wagon in good repair and
gears, and one or two horses, and two mich
COWS.
On Monday the 1Oth dav Of the same
month on the premises, will be sold or rent
Ell, MY HOUSE, nearly opposite to Mr..
WIN. Roses, and situated on the main
street--un,ess privately rented or sold be-
fore that aav. And At Hanover court n use,
on the first day IF the court in next
month, will be rented, the farm about two
miles distant from that place. called HlC-
KORY HiLL, containing bout 500 acres
of LAND, md having Oh ita convenient
dwelling house with rooms, and closes
and ca,lars, and other convenient houses,
and variety of choice fruit trees. The
terms of sale. " renting viii DC made
known on the sever days. Nv
GEO. WAI. SMITH.
! October u, 1906,
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John & Robert Gamble, Jun.

Robert Gamble, SENIOR. continues 10 do bus'
ness IN tho line of commissi5n merchant.
Richnond, 15th Sept. 1906 w2m
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FROM TIE s44zoaAL IsrzLLlcsvcza.

ofu',ion, 7Oith az iryuiry into
The Compatibility o. rshu5hcun govern
rsci!t Svith az cscfsesipc territory.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22

SAM. Peasants the younger. executor on =
Fhos Peasanis, the younger, who was | :,
the exceaiog Of Jacob peasants. d ceas-
co, Pam III.
%gainst,
jams Sa,ne,s, only surviving assignee of ;
'hs estate and en- -Gts of john Ellis. sho !.
WIS at the inns of his dea'h a bankrupt, >
Comehus Buck, agen, ami Attorney ior :
-the said assignee. Richard Adsuls and ! 9
Ihos Underwood lase of the house OF :,
Adams and Ui,de " GOD, joins Lap'ad s
executor of anderson PEGS Thnras :
Fleming Bates and Arthur Canpbep,
D.. l1.Ca-d,rt.. | =
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Aauegf;seaaenf..

4 II consequence of a resolution of
4 the General Assembly, passed ait
their late session, am instructed by
the Executive TO make enquiry res
pecung the situation OF all Ordnance
and Military Stores, belonging to the
state (not including those IN the SER
vice OF the United States or of this
State) and make report thereof to the
Governor.
In obedience to this instruction, and
as The most PROBABLE mean of elect
ing the object contemplated by the Ex.
ecutlve, have thought proper thus
publicly 20 request OF such OF the citi-
zens of the commonwealth as NAV
have any knowledge OF the situation,
number, quality and size or weight OF
any cannon or other ordnance, ami
muskets cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in Immediate use, TO
communicate particular report there
OF to me as soo,l as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN.
Cierk TO fbe Execurive.
Richmond. Feb. Z, 1906. (tf)
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Il. Hezyss ey Co.
E1'or. o Erfsr. of S. Coueh

TT AVE Tor Sale Mt their Store, next door 70
< e Messgs, Si,apard & I.uckes, opposite the
Market, Richmond. an ASSORTMENT of
S Groceries and other Articles,
Which they viii dispose OF at The lowest prices
sur cash country produce Among which
axe. Jamaica and Antigua Rum, old and very
superior Cogniac Brandy Losfand Brown SUI.
Sat, csase. Chocolate; Inperi1l. Hyson, Hysun
Skin, aui Ycang Hyson Tea; Pert and Sherry
Wne Hsney, Aiolasses, Figs Nutmegs. Mace,
Cloyss, cinuanrort. A!spice. Pepper. Fig Dlse.
Slsrca. Soap, Candles, Salt. Tubs IN sets, &c. &c.
Richmond. Feb 10Th 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-08
THF InpoRrKp Hoeap

dol.ars the season TO conIrneace on The 2O,h i,sr
and expire on the LIST Of eugu,) or Is dcia,s
if sent with The mares-i0uoa,s the single lean
and 40 dollars to insute mare being in foai
with naif dollar to the groom in either case
Notes, payable or the l., af August viii be ex
peGed with the mares. Archer is fine brown
16 hands high, remarkably gay and active ale
was by tie LAT. Duae OF Cumberland. ard
a, his sale was bough b, Mr. broadi,urs, who
entered him for the Darby stakes. for which he
was very grea, favori,e until ne fell lame IN
training, which prevented HIM from appearing
as racer go
ARCRER vas got by Faggergill, his dam
(b,eti also b. ,he Duke of unbe,iand) sister
TO Crassus by Eclipse gramdan by Young Csde.
out of Miss Thigh, who was the dam of Seiim,
and g., by Rib-Gsisewood's Lady Thigh by
Farmer Greyhound Curwen barb. Faggergill
vss bred by Sraitce, and was got by Snap, out
OF Mrs Cisveiand b. Negulu, her dam the ia
rnou. Nudge, bya ueli Bred son OF Bay Iton
grandafnhy Eanle's Chiidcrs grca, grandam BY
Eoneyword's fyahian, out cffhe dam u the TWO
Isne Blnes Faggcrgill was own brother 10 Nj
Shaitoe's maze Pal.illicn. who was The dam Of
Sin Peter Teaz-. Wren Lady Teag.e. SC. 4 to
his maze Midiiesex. he dan, of SeaguIl, Coddy
Moldy, &c ard a, g. 4 sRd years old. was
acconnien one NJ The best horses of his year
For the satisT .ttion &C gentlemen who may
WIN 10 bEctu nom ftiCnef- awe mot pfofser
10 pubiisl the certificates of John Ta,loe and
Carer Beverley. Esquires
d hereby certify tina, the Brown stud horse
Archeytwa. sen: TO me by Mr. hives of London,
and iyr1 the certificates have seen of has blood,
as well as theuaciug his pedigree in the general
stud book of England. where may be fully az
certained i believe him TO be of as good oIocd
as most horses that have been imported into this
country. JOHN TAYLOE.
January 81, 1906
do hereby certify that the imported horse
Archer. stood at my fa,e- in Caipeper county
the last two years. and that his It's were gene
rally supefior,o almost any in thai and the ad
joining counties nf Fauquier, Madison & Orange.
have been very anxious to purchase the horse,
but the proprietor. Nh Thomas Rives, of Lon.
don, and yself could nor agre. upon the price.
Given under my hand at Williamsburg III is In
day OF Feb 1906 Carrier BEVERLEY.
Attest-GAwIv G CoEBIG
Good and extensive pas urage sproviGed. and
the greatest care taken to proven, accidents or
escapes, but no responsibility for eiher.
ROBERT TEMPLE
Ampth;It IZ,h Match 1006T re
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ST.. PAUL.


'rsssrs VA beautiful sorrel horse. Is and.
~As inches high. remarkable for M,
"a ~ elegance besuy sireng,h and fine
osss<S-tsxskt bone will siAnd the ensuing &c A.
SON. az ny pianinton on arnss river, generally
Known by the name of Nziden's Adventa,e. n
bout 5 mites above Fine Geek mill. and & mile.
below Miehsux's ferry, an Powhatas eoun,y ]. 10
cover mares ~ t~cnsy I'VE della the season.
which viii Commence the first of Ma en-, and
expire the firss OF aagus,-Extrs bed,n,ry good
ana extensive pSstassge gratis. boz no hsbLi,y
their mares fed, may be furnished with corn a,
me market pace. r winch cash must be zen,
with tbs mares-ss xlso. notes OF hand for IN,
due piyH,ent OF the money for ths :sason
~. u twenty dollars. paid on or before the
thitc Wednesaay in November fbeing Powha
tan court qayI will be recrived ss full campensa
non ct the ABOVE. with hall Otto the groom
his beautiful ho;se, 81 Paul. was raised By
'he Pnnce OF Wales, snd got by his horse saj
tram. who was got by EcIiise that covered a,
200 guinness the sesson---his dam VirsSo Nv Sna.
--hs srandan, b, RegGlus out of sister 20
Blsck and all Black sri was ,hu,,gh, 10 be the
best runner ct his, time--he won several larg.
sss@cs. annoaS which was 'he Derby, 1888 be a.
ing Dpnganron. Volunteer. Phenomenon, Con.
zass and sevsra' atheSs--ns was the are OF
Whiskey. who ~ 3 yeass old won 1850 puiness.
a.so or hip. Royai,st, Peeping Tom General,
Conner Syiph Sep,en Caroline. TiRrany Lsu
resuna. s. DAVID sprghtiy, Queen Of sheba,
Spsnka@sy. Rose. Sweeper. cI-tus, Coal MGR.
Gnans' f,ckpoeSes Oscar, hmbrosio. Pretty
! Fa'tg. cad several osheeg of he .i.s, ,a;e nun.
ners 81 paups darn pc.;ty was 70, b, fsatoh'm.
whocovered for several Of sac last years of his
lite ar 50 guineas maze her dam thu Ola
quin mare OF as R'ea, fang persaps as good
breeder. a any mare III ,lie king1osl--shs vas
;fe dam Of Vire.s Dido. Conrndrnm, Ren,hos,
Enigma, Miss lin,ms Pumpkin Iiaiien : who
was danc OF Wasnu. L. Sang RasseIss, Patit,
and sevesa. otaess Pugi,y was lie dam of 1. oci
i"gnam, Archibs.d. Fsfzwi!iiam S, Paul and
ssverai eiier. - ssvefa c,sificates Of 81 Paul
as 5000 and sare ioAi gettef may be seen 81 his
stand THOMAS HARRIS, Ia.
PoNl,aiAn City. lisrcll lst lSn6 &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-08
rnE GOVERNOR OF rer scrsoawKALT
Nt5 f,..~.s, OF vIgdINSA,
a REORGANIZATION.

M HKREAS it isrepreaentetl 10 the Execu-
Wv tive. hy the Keeper OF the Penitenriai-y,
ttar TWO ofihe arisoncYs thercia confined 10 wit /:
JOHN rf2AMBtE ana ISAAC HARRIS.
have made ,i.sis escape from The Pcnitentiary .
A have theiefore. thought Fl with the advice of
the Council of State, to issue this Proclatnation.
se,tby Offering arewsrd OF ONE HUEDRED
DOLLARS for Inc apprehension of each, or
shhsr Of ihe said rrisoners'and FOR their del,v-
cry a. the Periiten,iasy; and I do moreover, en-
JON ali officers civil and military. and exhort
the good people OF tie commonwealth 70 nss
iheir besg ertdssyors to spprehend and convey to
me Pehitentia'y the said John Tramble and l.
saac Harris,
Given rnier my hard. with the Seal of the
IN, Sc commonwealth annexed, az Richmond
this % day OF February, 1906
(Signed)
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Al III, tarm IN entsie field county fanr y,,;,a.
from Coooe's ana Devils Bridges, ON Apuorns,.
tox river, twen,y live above Fetershurr the
same i'om Rcanaond. and ff.sen f.on, SreI;a
eousshou>ei viii De let 10 mares on the follcuy
lag ts-ms
Fatty Dollars tue season, by note. discharge
Die AZ ans uIne w'shin {. by the payment OF for
~. win one dollar 10 ,!se greou1.
inevery instance, either note. or the ,,on.r
must accompany the maies
BUZZhRD IN pain! OF form. blood and No..
Torrance, stands alrnoss unYiyaIed. in This or an
othe' County and q. fGa! ge!ler, The racing
Calendars OF England fully attest his celebrity
IL 1893, he produced on Tie tut st NewmaTke.,
winness. IN 1900, seven In 1901, fointees
In 1899, sixteen. In 1903. twen,y one and in
1904, sixteen (,otai seveuty nme and from what
nave seen Of the sheet calendar Coz 1865 think
his numbers IN the lis of winning horses, will
exceed that of any other year
l have ia prosecution calendar of the Oh
oil November lat, which concluded The Houeh
ton meeting at Newmark.<. l.. CONTAINS ih.rt,
OBJ races eleven Of witch were syn by Buz
zard's stock; anu in the san,r calendar, teo Of
them are advertised 10 cover at ten guineas a
mare, the next season
. Buzzatd's sock are large and higb,v .fo,n,ed
Popinjav is upwards Of sixteSr hands. and is
sad 10 b ne nost elegant hJ-se an r neiand.
QUIZ won the grea. Oafand stskes and a
rna;en over he hracon course a miles and a
qnarer) tor 1000 guineas
Good high taa low land pastures, and every
attention PAID to mares SEM. bu, no ~ sponsiSi.
hty fer accidents Marss will be fed on mode.
rase terms if required. FOR which the money mus
be sent
7hO1fAS RR6NcR.
24ih January, 1906 w3m
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LIND EoR SHLN.

THE subscriber is authorised to dis
pose Of between Two and three thousand a
c,es Of LAND situate nlthe county of Prince
George, and known b. the name Of OLD Town
on the following terms, 70 wit ;--One fifth of
the purchase money 10 be paid down. and the
balance in four annual instruments, 10 carry ~.
leress from the time Of saie---the payment
whereof must be secured by bond and mortgage
on the land. This land is distant from the
town Of Petersburg abou. ID m,les; from James
river o. miles and abpu; 1.2 from NoDie's
creek, which is navigable for boats up to Pea
chy's mill. The soil Is remarkably well adapt
ed 20 the culture Of corn, wheat And Tobacco,
and the greatest part of the tract is covered
with fine tirsbcr. twill be sold in lots to suit
purchasers, aud will be shewn to any person
desiring to view il by Mr.. Drury Liyesay, who
resides on il Prompt attention will be paid TO
any communication on the subjea, directed TO
the subscriber Shirley, in Charles City coon.
", by post. 10 Granville Mills w3m
pArR1cx HENDRE agent for Oh Garter
Of Shirley. Feb 20. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-08
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber intending to move
a to the state of Kentucky next fall oiTors
foi SALE MS TRACT of LAND. lying ia the
county of Hanover, within fifteen miles oil Rich
mond, ten OF Pages town, and SIX Of the COURT
house, ON Crump'- creek, which afords ten or
twelve acres OF Meadow Lana This tra6 of
land oonlsins 3S5 IL acres, - as well tinibersd
and watered as any traa of land in the county,
has abou: 200 acres cleared and in fine order for
eropiug The dwelling house is 20 feet by %,
containing two rooms below airs and three a.
boye; barn 80 feet 5, 40 and all necessary
on; houses $50 apple trees, also Quantity of
fIuit trees Of almost every kid. Should he a
bove land not be cold by the Fl 81 day Of naober
mex, mwill on that day be offered for sale 10 the
highesJ bidder terms of sale, one half cash and
credit Of twelve months given for the balance
Bond wrh approved seconty will be required to
carry nieres. from the date, it not punauaily
paid
Also, on the same day and place, will be Of
fered for sale, the Crop OF CORN and FDD
DER, HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
FITURE, STOCK, and PLANTATION u
,TENSILS Itis presumable any person wish
ing 20 purchase, will FRS, view the land. before
rhe day of sale, which will be shewn By making
application to the subscriber. who lives on the
premises JOHN RUSSELL
March 9TH. 1906. 6w
p S $50 Acres of Land adjoining the above,
may be had.
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JH7IrG be given Cor apprebending and bringing
w home NED who ran away the 2f,h ult
he is 81 years old, about feet high. very spare
r1sdcg bony &blsck, very artfuI and insiauaIing
lie has always been ACCUSTOMED 70 Iabcur in tile
Geld IS cfnp trade there are few men who can
on, work hin--celfied 81 only his working
clothes, with were sueh as daboring slaves re
ne,ally wear. The above reward will be given
~ vckep I'D over 40 mites from hone. ! fbeIween
70 and 20 ien, if Under ~, Eve dollars will be
pad, by HENRY EELL.
Buckingham, 10,b March, 1896. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-08
Geo, WAIT

yTAS removed fron,the store liz formerly oc.
4 J. cupied 10 brick ho1se on the ross stree,
laaalng frce che main street.-the 'Shoesoe ware
n rrsc, where ne has on hand and olleis TO dis
pe,e of on rnoderateteIms. bywhoiesale,
Tie 5oiIouing A,lielcs, 0iz !:
Leaf ,ni Nfuscovado Sugars,
~. Basland, W. island, and Antigua Rum,
cogr;ac, barcelona and Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of superior quality,
Hoissses, Ginger and Fig Blue,
. Young Hyson and Imperial Tea,
geo Sacks Liverpool Salt.
.Paier: Shot, assorted sizes-And
I, The remainder of his Stock of Dry Goods,
consisting principally OF articles suited 10 the
present ami approaching season. which he will
rssll on acredit OFFS, 6 and months. for
notes neeooiahle at the Bank of Virginia, with
approved crdorsers, or barter for Tobacco,
Elcur or Kemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond. 22d NJ ch. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-08

s.tY virtue Of deed,of trust execut-
I'D cd 70 rs by John Christian, ir. TO secure ic
Iaymen, OF debt therein mentioned doe 10 the
lac irm Of Dunlop. Pollock 4 Co. will be sold
20 The highest bidder. for ready money at Prince
Edward courthoncs. on Monday the 18Th day
of May next. being cour. dayl a TRACT of
D1ED, Containing 50 acres more or less, lying
on the waters Of Big Rough creek. in the said
eouo;y Of pGnce kdy Ard, being the land Louefi
Ny said Christian. from Abner Coffee, Der deed
bearing date de 28.h day Of May. 1903.
The land may be viewed previsus 10 the DAY of
sale, ny applying 10 the said ohm Christian ir
Sampet ". gena6le, , .,
Peer Jobnsfon. i'"s'ees'
Prince Edward, i7th March, 1906 IDS