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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

The following interefting extract is from an
American gentleman, of whole intelligence and
correetnefs we have perfonal knowledge, dated
Nantz, Aug.1.
" 1t is reported on the authority of private
letters from Paris, that the Preliminary Treaty
with England is actually .Egned and fome
ftatements 60 70 far as to fpeak of the articles.
Among variety of Others have heard that
France cedes to England the lies of Frasce and
all claim to her pofef1ion in the Eaft-Indes, the
Cape of Good Hope, Hanover, &c.
!" England cedes to France Gibraltar, Malta
and relinqufhes for ever the trade of the Medi-
tcrranean. mention thefe as mere reports {;
but no doubt exits of the principal articles be-
ing mutually agreed upon, and that both parties
are feriouf!y bent on making peace
Phil. GAG.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

DIX,
deem it my duty to inform YOU, although
it may probably reach you earlier by other
channels, that accounts from Paris fay that the
peace with England has been igned, and fent
over for ratification which prevents its being of
icially announced. 1t is ALTO proved by cuC.
tom-boufe regulations of this day which permit
neutrals to go to England. Mar. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

VIENNA, July Is.
Letters from the frontiers of Turkey, dated
the slft June, fay, it is fuppefed with fome
appearance of probability, from the relations
which now fubGft between France and the
Porte, as well as from the great number of
French troops attending in Damatia, a num-
Der which is continually augmenting, that 2
French army of from SO to 10000 men will aid
the Turks againft the Servians, and that the
Porte will make fome conceflions in recompence
for this fervce. The Porte will it is faid, con.
fent that Butrinto, and the reighboring difrie
which formerly belonged to Venice but which
the Porte was put in pofeiIion of in 1899, ff,all
be again united to Dalmatia and occupied by
French troops. Butrinto being Gtuated in the
neighborhood of Corfu, it will favor any under
taking againft tina, lie
BY letters from Triefte great conformation
prevailed there on account of unpleafant events
which were there confidered as probable and
e- 3. hard Ss=e-:: families : sake.
tures, againft fuch events, to fecure retreat to
Hungary or Auftria.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
HAMBURCH, TuIy e6.

A letter from NJ. Alopeus, the Rufiian Envoy
at the court of Stockholm dated Inlv 10. TO
M. Slender, the Ruflian Conful at Hamburch.
exprefles po(itive aflurance, that all Runian
veilels, having RufIian property only on hoard,
will be refpetted by the Swediih fhips of war,
confident with the laws of nations and tina. if
any thing to the contrary fl1ould occur, the mi
nifer will not fail to protea againit it with fpi
rit. In the meanwhile Rufiian vei1eIs NUT not
expect to enter Pruf1ian ports, while they are
blockadcd by the Swedes.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

BY the fhp Connecticut, from Leghorn, TIA
ian papers to the latter end of July are received
at the MERCANTILE ADVERTISER They
contain nothing of an interefting nature, if we
except the following official notice of the fur
render of the gallant fort of Gaeta in a letter
from Naples under date of the 9th -
" Yeferday the 9Th, at 6 o'clock, P. M. the
fortrefs of Gaeta surrendered to the French.
As foon as the great breach was formed in the
citadel, at the foot of the conuterfoarp, which
in extent was fuficent to contain Is men in
front, three columns ofFrench troops were rea-
dy to afcend it and the grenadisrs which COM
pofed the fri, waited with glorious Impotence
the lignal of aGault.
I" The Martial MaGena demanded the fur
render for the laft time. The beheged aiked for
feveral hours delay in order to obtain the per-
milton of the Prince of Phillipftadt Twho il
appears by another paper, had been wounded
and repaired on board Britifh venel I but
they were anfwered, that in one hour the place
would be taken by force of arms. The appear
dnce of the columns ready to march at a mo-
ment's warning, breach already made and eafy
to be mounted, and the fecurity of being treat :
ed agreeably to the laws of war, were The DO
tent reafons which induced the garrfon to CAPT.
tuIate.
=" The garrilon are pnfoners of war, with
permiiiion to march off, but not to ferve IN I 2
months. The artillery and ma 5azines were de-
ivered TO the French in the fate in which they
were found. The other articles are as yet un-
known.
4" The artillery of all forts of the capital this
morning announced 1his important event"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

feeuenee of the impediments of France-tke
latter 1,ieeuing tie United States Svitb jealoay
eye. Six months may fhow many Rrange G.
vents"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

Copy eta letter from a r1loeaablt gentleman al
Nantx, reeeivea via Ne4v-York.
NANTZ, 1T. Auguf, 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

Lglbet7or gsaeraiof the I1porf5
and Exports Of Great Britain.
N. Is. We have converted the quarters into
buihels for the convenience ofour readers.
Nor. Led.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

Fluctuations OF MARTIAL Rochambeau his father,
conduct to lord CORVALLIS, made prifoner with
his army, an event which produced the peace
of 1888. Lord CORVALLIS, as well as all his
men, received on this occalion from gen. Ro-
chambeau, a treatment 70 generous that he con-
ceived himfelf obliged 6gnally to acknow-
ledge it to his countrymen in the journals of the
time.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

Frame and BHgiaad.--The following ex-
tract of letter gives too much ground to an
preheud that peace has been actually hgned
by thefe governments. The letter is dated the
III of Auguft, and was written by an intelligent
gentleman at Nantz, who from his peculiar iitu-
alton, mott seceTarily receive the earIie0 in
teligence of 10 important an event:
". n. PeopkS5 Friend.
Peace Is made. IL il not jet e6Teiail, an
nsmeed; but, from Jg0od aafborit,, IkHozO IL
qva5 Egned tzvO days ago."
Another letter Rates, A" that no progrefs has
bsen made in the negotiation with Spain in con-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30
Il TaluaJie Farm for sale.

\
! u ENG DESTROYS to remove to the state
- of Kentucky, will sell the farm on
which now live, containing by estimation
three hundred ard ffty acres of valuable
LAND, lying IN Hanover county, on Chick
ahomony river, adjoining the land OF Gen.
| Marshall and Daniel I'ruche:srt, Esq. and
within nine miles of the city OF Richmond.
1t is probable that Il new road viii be short
,y opened to cross Chickahomony opposite
to the said land, which will reduce the dis
taI,ce to only FIVE miles and Il halt TO the
said City. There is upon this Farm COM
lnodirs and convenient dwelling house, with
all cthci necessary out houses, and a new
ice-house, buiit upon the best construction,
near very fine spring handsome Yard,
and Garden neatly incIosed with sawed pai-
ling;; a young Apple orchard, containing
$50 trees, ard Peach orchard, containing
1900 trees, all Just beginning to bear they
were well selected, at great trouble and eX-
pense, from the best nurseries i'm the state,
and are handsomely planted and incloscd.
This farm is laid OF into three fields, ;;nd
is weH adopted to the culture CT Indian
corn, Wheat and ether small grain, and q
part of the land will bring prime Tobacco.
| Will lso sell one half OF the Grist-mili,
known ily the name of Whites mill, adjoin-
ing the said Farm. The miil-pond and
Chickahomony affcrd as many fire fresh
water fish throughout the year rs any situa-
ton in the state, and wild fowl in their sea-
son, all OF which may DC procured with We
~ little trouble. Should meet with a pur-
chaser between this and the last ofJanuary
next, will ut that time give possession.
There arc forty bushels of wheat we'll put
in this fall on the farm.
WIZ IJANf WHITE
25th November, 1906. I'm
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Land for Sale.

WILL BE SOLD, to the highest bid
w der, on Friday the 9th of January next
if fair, otherwise the next fair day, at the.
house of Mr.. John Swinny, adjoining the
premises, the LANDS belonging to HAMp
DEN SYDNY COLLEGE, which lie in the
upper end of Prince Edward county. The
said lands are situated on the South and
North Forks of Appomattox river, near
where the Buckingham road crosses the
river, and are very convenient to some OF
the James river Inspections, being within
fifteen miles of Bent creek. There are bV
late survey between twelve and thirteen
hundred acres, and may be conveniently
laid off into four different tracts to SHIT pur.
cfasers. The whole of this land lies re.
markably well, is of fine quality, and highly
recommended to purchasers, as well wor.
thy OF their notice. The sale will be ON one,
two and three years credit, the purcha.
scrs to give bonds with good security, t.
carry interest from their oates. Those in.
clined to purchase, will have an opportuni-
ty ofviewing the land by applying to Mr..
Nathan .ScrugSS, living thereon, or Mrs
John Sammy.
By order ofthe Trustees.
James Norton.
Charles Scott
lillian ~ IPatki,tSs
Isaac Read.
November, 25th, 1906 wtds.
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To the Public.

THE Subscriber has removed to an house
near the upper end of the Town ON The
Street leading from the Capitol square. He
continues to practise law in all the Supc-
rior Courts hclden in the City of Richmond,
and also in the District Court of Bruns-
wick. His Clients may rely on his utmost
assiduity and attention to the business en-
trgstSd to LIS care.
wm. MUNFORD.
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Richmond Old School.


TIE subscribers take the liberty to inform
tllc:: friends, and the pablic generally, that
their School will be continued the ensuing
year, and viii be open for the reception OF
Pupils, on Monday the fifth of January, at
their School room, on the back-street, near
the Courthouse and Immediately below
Col. Adams. Terms of Tuition, for Rca-
ding, Writing, sc. c 5 per ann. Reading
and Writing, with Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography, or any one OF
the last mentioned branches of education
g per ann. to be paid Quarterly, and one
dollar entrance with each Scholar, to de-
fray the expense of fuel. Hours OF atscn-
dance as usual, and until eleven O'Clock OH
Saturdays for the Grammar and Gcogra-
rhy classes.
Eliza Richardson.
IPiiiirni Richardson, Jr.
Richmond Dec 1st 1906 titan
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Maa'shaPs Sales.

By virtue of decree Of the Court of ths.
United States for the fifth circuit in thu,
Virginia district, pronounced at the MAJ,
term, 1806.
John Somervill, Pit.
against
David Ross, Def.
WILL be sold to the highest bidder, for
" ready money, somuch of TRACK
of LAND, lying on James River, in tn c
county of Chesterfield, and commonly CALI
ed and known by the name Of the Falls PA n
tation, as will raise the sum of seven hun
drcd and twenty-six dollars and thirty
seven cents, and the costs. The sale will
January 1907.
JOSEPH SCOTT, N. '. D.
Dec. IS, ids
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7 DESIGN the ensuiag year, with the aid Of q
qualified teacher, TO attempt the Tuition OF
Is Feniales- Grammar, Geography q Arithme
tic v'iIl be taught. STREE attention will also be
paid to The composition of the Scholars, nor win
theirmorals be neglected. The price will be G 70
each scholar finding her own bed--l-6th OF the
price 70 be paid III advance
Gerard Banks.
Coochland, 9th Sept. 1906. If
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- ILL BE S0LD.

TO the higbe8f biddcf, for cash, nj Nea-
Kent Courthouse, on the 1911 Of Junu-
ary nert, by Virtue eta iced oJtrust from
Benedict Crumh, eaeeufcd to me. to secpre
fhe payment Of sum Of money due TO
Robert Christian, which has bccn transfer
rcdfo Thomas Claiborne, The TRACT Of
LIND qehereon the eaid Crunih noTo
iUes, containing by estimation 576 acres,
adjoining the lands Of John .fden1s, James
Davis, Francis Fergnsoh and others
Also, me Tract Of LIND rhereon
lhe said Cyumh's mill stands, including
snid mill, containing by estimation S4s a.
crrs, and bounded By the lands of John
IFaddii, dec Edwin Poindezscr and o.
thers.--Like7vise the .fdiio7e,ng ,SEyfVES,
viz. Rachel and her fzvo children Ed
mnnd and George, Charlotte, JKdffl, Do-
rid, Jenny and Yioief, or so much ofsmd
hro1serfy az qeiN be Sufficient 10 discharge
fbe debf mentioned in me deed.
T'HE TRUS9KE.
Dec. IS, 1906 IDS
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DURSUATE to deed of trust execu,cd 10
a me on the 9th September, 1905 by Elem
ing Cayce, TO secure debt due John Gillian,
Il CO by him shall on the premises, on Fri
day the 9ih January next, proceed TO cell for
ready money, to The highest bidder, the IRA CT
OF LAND on which the said csyce resides,
with negro woman named Nancy. and her
three children, Ann, Hsrriott and Sallv. or az
much Of the said properly as will comply Win
the purposes of the deed, reserving that part Of
the said Land conditionslly released 70 j Hig
ginbotham, & Co.
J, MIcHAUX, qJauee
Cumberland, 10th November, 1876 VIZ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30

a LII persons having claims against the
\ estate OF Joseph Trabuc, dec. of pow
hatan county, either by bond or open ac.
count, will. please bring them forward ON
or before the first day of April next, as
wisl, to ascertain the amount by that time.
These who do not present them to me b. /,
the above time, must not expect to be plac. !.
ed on an equal footing with the rest of the
creditors
ARgHuR SUBLEq7, Adm'r.
Powhatan, 18th Dec. 1906. ow
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Negroes for Sale.

At virtue of a deed of trust executed to the
- subscriber by Richardson Harris, to Sc.
cure the payment of a debt therein men,
toned, due from said Harris to the estate
of Thomas Rryers, dec. will be SOLD, to
the highest. bidder, for ready money, at the
house Of Haley Cole, near the Coal mines
in the county of Chesterfield, on Thursday
the first of january, 1907, the following
SLAVES, viz. Charles, Phillis and Annaky,
or so many thereof as will be sufficient to
satisfy the debt mentioned in the said deed
of trust. The above named Charles is an
excellent waterman, about SO years of age |;
Philiis and Annaky are under 81.
WILLIAM TRABUE, Trustee.
Dec. ID, 1906. st
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N Q I I c E.

THE price ofTUCxER's BLACK
STONE afe, the FIRST OF January. 1907, vii!
b. twenty two dollars and fifty cents. The sub
s=:r:her5 that work who have not yet taken
their cnpies. viii. not after tina, time bs entitled
,a,ra subscription re-g;ls.
p.,llic,nla Iulv 1906 t1st Ian
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30

" DIscov9RIEs OF LEWIS IND MS Pm
qr IN LoUIsIhNA."
a fresh supply u the above interesting
work is inst received and for sale at this
Office.
October %. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30
advertisement.

A LIST Of 90 Rogshcads Of I'oB.fC-
"a co, 4vk:ch haze been denosited in
Shockoe HGrehouSe or,er tao years. They
sriH therefore 6e sold at -dh,Tt Henr4co
Court neEt, f,sos claimed before thai sine /;
UiE:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30

WE the subscribers, Judges of the Gle
w neral Court, have pursuant to law al
lotted the Judges of the respective District
Courts as follow: Richard Parker and Re-
bert White, jr. esquires, to the Districts of
Winchester, Hardy and Monongalia court
house Paul Darlington, jr. and Francis
7. Brooke, esquires, to the Districts Of
Richmond, Petersburg, Brunswick court
house and Suffolk Edmund Winston and
William Nelson, ijr. esquircs, to the Dis
tricts of Prince Edward courthouse, Frank
lin, Washington courthouse, and the Sweet
Springs in BotetoUre county Joseph Prem
tis and John Tyler, esquires, to the Dis
tricts of Northumberland, King & Queen,
williamsburg and Accomack courthouscs.
And Archibald Stuart and Hugh Holmes,
esquires, to Staunton, Charlottesville, Ere
dericksburg and Haymarket districts at the
next succeeding terms thereof.
Witness our hands and seals this fifteenth
day of November, one thousand eight hun
bred and six.
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

HESERTED from this place, on the 18th
~ inst. JAMES LOWNES, a soldier of
the public guard, about % years of age,
five feet or 8 inches high, fair complex
ion, with red hair and large whiskcrs, with
blue eyes. II is unknown where he Will go,
as. he is very fond OF spirits. Any person
taking up said dcserter and bringing him
to this place, and delivering him to me, or
either of the officers of the said guard, shall
receive the above reward
ALEX. QUARRIER, c. p. c.
n. B. All masters of vessels are for
warned from carrying him out Of this place.
a. Q.
Richmond, Nov. 18th, 1905.
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Richmond, Dec. 1st, lsoe. tllan
MtCAY and COWAN,

W. n 1 anu Wv AN,
TThVE just received Inv the !atc arrivals fr0in
: a !4onion, large and fashionable assortment
OF WATCHES, With variety OF articles OF
JEWELLERY and SILVER WCEK---A!.
So an assortment of WATCH MAKERS
TOOLS AMI Observation-Disclosures with thei,
Former stock, renders their assortment very gr-
nesai-all IF which they offer at the Lowest pri-
ces. Tor cash
Richmond OSfoher ctI 1906, &C
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30

WTHEREAS some time past, purcha-
w scil piece OF land in Goochland coun-
", of one William Lowell, for which gave
him two bonds, one for eighteen pounds,
payable the 25th day of December, one
thousand eight hundred and eight, the o.
thcr bond for 81 pounds, payable the 25th
of December, one thousand eight hundred
ard twelve, and rs the said Lowell has some
away without making me right to the said
land agreeable to bargain, do forewarr all
person or persons in trading for the above
mentioned bonds, rs do not intend to pay
them unless get right agreeable 10 bar
gain.
WIN. SHEPPARD.
9th November, 1906. re
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Being the third after Bisscxtle or Leap Year
Adapted to the Latitude and Meridian of Rich
mond. a
Caica!afed by BEhJHAfI.V BATES,
Of Hanover eotlrty, Virginia.
Containing, besides the astronomical calculate.
ons, officers OF Government, members of the
Senate and House Of Delegates. times of hol-
ding the superior & county Courts throughout
the state, list of roads. &c. &c. &c great vari,
ETY. OF useful and entertaining matter
- Great allowance made TO wholesale pur.
,hasers,
September 18th, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30

TAKEN up by Haley Cole, stray bav
4 MARE, four or FIVE years old, four
feet six or eight inches high, the right hind
foot white, some white hairs, hanging name
and switch tail; shod before Appraised
by Arch,d Woodbridge, Edward Burnetf
and Royal Bipmmall, TO thirty dollars.
Given under my hand this Goth March.
1906. '''
wsts EDWARD MOSELEY.
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber being anxious to remove
to the western country, will sell on very
moderate terms, two valuable tracts OF
LAND, lying in the county Of Halifax, one
tract lying ON Dan r'iver eight miles above
Irvine's ferry, containing about $40 acres,
90 of which are Low Grounds Of the best
quality, with convenient houses for the ac-
commodation ola family. Also a tract on
BirclI's creek, containing no acres, with
houses fit only for negroes and an overseer.
Each plantation has cleared land sufficient
to work s or hands to advantage
CHARLES BARKER.
Dec 10, 1906. CT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30
October both, 1906.
FOR SALE.
The Subscriber,

THINKS proper TO give notice, he has re-
sined the practice of the law, and purpo-
SEES regular attendance in the Court of APP
peals, the Federal Court, and the High
Court of Chanccry, holden in the city of
Richmond, Ito which place he is now pre-
pairing to remove his residence.) Due atten-
zion will be paid to such business as may
be committed to his care.
WILLIAM C0WAN.
R.snenbsrg, New. Il. 9
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Powhatan county court, October
10Th. 1906.

AOShS AOOOs
Alexander Marshall, executor & heiI,0
or devisee OF Mary Mary Marshall, 4
deceased, Plaintiff
AGAINST @
Josiah Thompson, executor Of Josiah
Thompson, deceased, who was adj 3
minstrator of Patience Thompson, i
deceased, and Thomas Watkins,
Defendants.
THIS day came the plaintiff by John
Lane, esquire, his attorney, and the de-
PENDANT Josiah Thompson not having enter
ed his appearance and given security ac-
cording to law and the rules of this court.
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the said defendant is not an in-+
habitant of this state therefore, on the mo-
ton of the plaintiff by his attorney afore.
said, 1t rs ordered, that the said defendant
Josiah Thompson, appear here on the third
"Wednesday in February next and answer
the plaintiffs bill; and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper printed in the city of Richmond for,
two months successfully, and that another
copy be posted at the front door of the court.
house of this county for two successive.
court days.
A copy-Teste,
JAMES POINDEXTER, elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30

John Tyler, (scal }
I'm. Nelson, .jr. Cseak. }
Robert H'hite, jr. Cseak J
Paul Ca,r1ngton,jr. (scak J
.frch'd Stuart, Cseak. J
Francis T. Brooke, (seai J
Hugh Holmes. (seal. J
Published by order ofthe Judges.
HIison Alien, C. C. c.
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L. WERcO

NiEHt6 AN L L AYLOR,
REcs iecUe toinform his friends and ire
- ttu6ic in general, tiiaths has .juSt recei-
rea alaree snthiy Of CLoTRs, CASHIERS,
SwANsDoWYs, and SILK STOCKINGS,
Which ne nozy c3ers for sale az reduced
frices. III
Richmond, Dec Is, 1906.
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JUST PUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLISHED,
Br S.fxUEL PLRAsAN7s, JUg. and for
sale on the gross, dozen, or single, at his
Printing Office end Bookstore, Rich
nioad;
The Virginia Almanack,
FOR The FEAR OF OUR LORD,
1907;
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JusY PCsLisf5GD.

JUST 70 BLIOFThD.
AND FoR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
# PAMPHLET,
Cotaining Sketches ofthe HIsTonY Of FRANCE
and ENCLANp--hnda an account of NAPo-
LEON BoNAPARTE, Emperor Of Frsnee, from
his birth TO the battle Of husterlitz-price IS
April %, 1906. Il
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For Sale.

TAKEN up by. JOSEPH IssEi.L, living in
Louisa County, a white BOAR, with
lew black spots, no mark in the ears, sups
posed to beahout one year old. Given un.
der my hand this 9th September, 1906.
THO: GARDNER.
We the subscribers being first dult
sworn, have appraised the above desc ribed
hog to one pound four shillings current moe
ney.
John Johnson.
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PILOT BREAD.
Eo,. Sale,

A LIKELY NEGRO MAN, who is well
IN acquainted with the Tanning and Cur
rying business. Apply to Henry Garrett,
esq. of the House of Delegates, or to
ROBERT YANCEY.
Yanceyviilc, Nov. 27th, 1906. NV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30

a copy-leste,
JAMES POINDEXTER, elk.