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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,

- AN AWAY from the fubfcriber in December
N laft. two negro men by the names of HARRY
and DICEi Harry is about feet fix inches high, Of
tawny complexion, 90 years of age Dick fix feet
high, nim and very black, with large white teeth
wide apart, projecting out of his mouth, Isyears OF
age. When they went away, they mad on home ma
nuiaetured breeehes and old grey jackcoats. fhave
been informed they dreiied in blue jackcoats
with fa;lors trowf.rs, and making their way to
Maryland with free PATS They have relations d,
Reuben Beale's, Eiq. Of Richmond county, and MIR.
John Turbervile's quarter in Weftmoreaud, where
it isprobable they may nrs until they can procure
pahage acrois the Potomac. Whoever will deliver
them to me,or fecure them 70 that get them again,
mall receive the above reward or the proportion for
either. 49,, : ELLIOTT MUSE,
Baeii4gbom lo!se, 61idAeles county
March a.. ep SIN.
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TO BE RENTED.
Cbeaerfeld, May 27.

7fIR large THREE STORY HOUSE on the
L Main-Street eaa Of the Market, formerly oceu-
pied by Cohen and Ifaaes, and lately by Capt, John
Plealants; 1t is good aud for bUfnefs and iuitabe
Tor the accommodation Of a large family.
ALTO, the HOUSE Formerly known by the fen
OF the bird in hSnd) at the Of the free, lea
ding to church hill to beth of :beCe ,enemen,s oar
dens attached. The rerms will be moderate snd
made known on application to James whitelaw, fer.
jeaht Of the City, or TO
February IS. Uawn
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MARSIIAI's SALE

20 BE SOLD, for ready money, under de-
cree OF the Court of the United States. for
the 9th circuit in the Virginia Dar, between phi
meas Bond attorney for the creditors of Ezekiel I'd
wards Ptf and David Rols & others defendants in or
derto raiiethe fun of 1850 dcs "a CTS due & PAYABLE
,he liz day OF January lat, that valuable and well
known ettate in the county of Botetourt called Fort,
Lewis. The fale will be made ON tbe prsr,iC.s 49,. ,t
9Th day Of June next.
GENJ. MoSBY, NJ for,
JOS. SCOTT, M.V.D.
April ls. ,dr
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY

a T a meeting Of the Board of Directors on the
L n 10Th of May, 1906
Rea!sed, That the Stockholders be required to pay
into the hands of the reafrer, the further fun Of
our de!ars each ihlre, on or before the 18th Of
June next. ~
RelaIOtd, That the Clerk be inArueed to call u
meeting OF the Stockholders, TO be held at Mr..
Brooks tavern, on Saturday the 18th une next, for
the purPoe Of deciding on bunefs of consequence to
the company Fx.rad from the minutes,
JAMES BRANDER, elk.
May Is. I'm
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TO Mir THOMAS BRADSHAW,

TO MIR THOMAS BRADSHAW,
SIR,
a you are not an inhabitant of this Aa,e, and
L a have not any agent therein, known TO me, 70
whom notice can be given, be peaed TO take notice
that on the iaf Saturday June next, fal, at the
dwelling houie of Nicholas Vaughan, in rhe county
OF Nottoway between the hours of eigh. in the NOR
ming and even in the evening of the above men,iors
day take the dePoitonsof the ad Nicholas Vaughan
OF Jacob Seay, Nathan Fowlkes and Peter Knight,
De read as evidence in fuit depending in the
~ court of Prince Edward wherein Won. and o,bers
are plaintiffs and am defendant
BENJAMIN BORUM.
Prince-Edward county, April 3D. ep2m.T
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TO RENT,
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

y AN away from the fubfcriter, Negro LAD
N about % years of age, about feet ten inches
high with very thick Fps, and very black, had on
checked Virginia cloth ihort and waiftcoat his
Pantaloons of plain purple, the fame manufacture.
Any perlon who vail deliver the faid lad to ME in
Powhatan, fhall receive the above reward
ISHAM RANDOLPH.
~ fIias1aTne is As,p-T he - aecu9om,d -, ~
les and fsrviig in r:ie, houf.. - '-''
April IL. If
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FOR SALE--By tie Sukferi6sr:
90 Hogfbeads NORTHERN RUM,
90 Barrels do. do
10 Hogheads MoLASSES,
10 Qnarter Caiis SHERRY WINE,
Is do. ID. MALAGA do.
IL Tierces Prime GREEN COFFEE,
% Barrels LIVER OIL,
= l53 Boxes MOULD CANDLES,
80 Resm WRITING PAPER,
100 do. WRAPPING do.
THOMAS WHITE.
May 9. MY
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

REiNG anxious to diicharge all my jua debts, 7
~ will fell great bargain ia twonew BRICK TE-
NEMENTS, on the Main Street, Shocloe-H ;
eheF are well calculated for Cores and private families
and confdered he as gooi lauds for buinefs az =,
ny in that part of the city; they will be fold feparate
y ogeher,to Tat purchafers If this property is
no, fold by private contrast before Taefday, til .,h
day Of June next, I, will, on that day. be fold at
public auction. Any perfon wihing to purchafe, will
be ihewn the property, and may know the terms,
(which will be very aceomniodating), by application
10 the G,bfcriber living adjoining the premiCss.
viii alto tpnfe of, by private contract, my half
acre LOTT in the neighborhosd of Gen. Mofelev.
on which there is two aory Bricl, Foule erected
A feet long by 2afee, wide this houGe is not fini(
ed in the ndde, but be finlhed to u;t the purcha
Ter. For terms apply to
May So tar
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a LII Prrlons baz'ing claims egaiaR tie eQnfe
1 4 Of John Hoomes, DEED. Of The BozvIing-
Green, are re7nefed to make tbem kuozcn, tbat
pr0pjGoa may be mule fer a final /ittlemsnt.-
Hha fb2(s iadebted nun make immsdiafe aay.
ment 10 JOHN HOOATRS, and
JOHN G. HTOOLFOLK,
Executors Of Jobn H9omeJ, dst'd.
Jan. 2e. IF
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WGbiggfoa, May Sd, 1soG.
NOTICE rs HEREB1- C1YKv

NOTICE rs HEREB1" CTPRW,
MAT feaIed Propofals will be received BY the
1reafurer Of the United States, as Agsnt for the
Sommliiioners of the Sinking Fund.- until the 18th
day OF June next incuve for the purchae Of the fol-
lowing iPeeies Of the public debt, viz :-Eigh, per
cent Old Six per cent and Deferred Six per cen, (.
Stocks, with the Dividends payable on the frA of
July next OF.
such Perions as may be deiirous Of contracting for
the iae Of any portion OF the oets
are reqnelted to tranfmi, their propoals alad mr. IN,
der cover to the fuberiber, fpecifyiug therein ,be
unredeemed amount and Species Of faid Stocks. and
the lowef price they will accept for the fame; which
ProPoia's will be opened on the 18th day Of June
next, IN the manner directed by law
IN all cafes whers the terms are approved IF, paw.
ment viii be made Immediately after the Rocks thus
purehafed fbl have been transferred TO the fbfcr;.
Der in truG for the United States.
I'll. T. TUCKER.
TIeg: In. Slq.es.
May 9. (lm)
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WILLIAM GAIT.

HAS JUN received, by the fhip Protearefs from
L London, and by the fhip Intrepid JUN arrived
from Liverpool, his uuaI aIortment of SPRING
GOODS, which is now telling at his ufusIlow prices
Tor cath or country produce, alto punua cuiton,-
ers.
|. May To-, ep4w.
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FORT LEWIS,

fafed6y tie jiHd ReiIto contain ZOOS aeres.
HE fale will take place on the prenifes on Mon
J. day the 18th day of July next,
This eifase having been before advertired and the
fae pohponed, it is dsemed neceHary to apprfe the
public, that though the ales formerly announced were
popone'' on account OF payments received from the
defendant Rois, the fale lat advertiied would h,v-
ken place but for mifake in the advertisement.
The fubfcrber has reafon fuppofe that the one
now advertiied will not take place, and if, contrary
10 his expectation, it Gould again be put off, the ear
Ell public notice be given, that ,hofe who are diff
pofed to become purchafers, may not be put to any
anneceGary trouble,
BENJAMIN MosBY, d. NJ. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. v. u.
May 80. a,
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IRISH LINEN.
May 6.

EoHN HENRY has JUN Received, by the lhp
~ Monticello from I.iverpool-7-sths and 4.4rhs
wide IRISH LINEN, in weli-aiIorted packages, each
containing about 80 pieces which he offers for fae
at low advance-ALso, very fine 4-4ths wide ditto
by the piece.
~ LONDON PARTICULAR NADER A
WINE IN pipes. April 25 f6wp
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MARSHAL's SALE.

eJon ia, ready money, inter Ge,ee of tie court Of
TIE oDtef Sfafes. far TIE fib eirs2it in ~e nirgina
aRr9, 6etzceea P6isas Bond attorney for tie creditor,
81 EssIiel Easoardf. plaintiff, and Druid Res ana
others, dsenans, in order to rac tie finn of $50
doff 81 es dne and parable TIE ~ Jan. Ian, s5at
valuable and 7oeN kn'sOn 5aae in tie county Of Bo.4.0u,.
called
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HE (sd1fri6tr baai4s rilfnqmj5e4 al idea of
Z rrsaoDing TO tie iPeaern Connfry, deems it
nee1Bary to igt5rm bis friends, that be intends
pratfJfag iatls courts Of Richmond county, E1ex,
Kins and Quar-, and in tbe di,gria Of King and
Queen, nd IN The Cbaneey Coart Of WTkliam(-
burg.
JOHN HOR ICE UpSHAB.
H5rH 20. If
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STANTON STAGE.
May IS.

TsNFE Subscriber respectfully informs the public.
his STAGES will regularly, during the feafon
of the Springs, leave the Bc-Tavern in this CITY ON
Iueidays O'Clock inthe evening & on each Satur
day at the hour of o o'clock in the morning and will
arrive at Capt Edmonfons Tavern in the Town of
Siaunton where paGeDgers going on to the Springs,
may be furnilhed, at all times, with Hackney Coach
es, and other private conveyances, from thence.
Prieor in the elctlon Of good horfes carriages and
careful drivers-and confidently aiures the public. he
is IN ?oiiefion oi As good any n ,his Gate
RICHARD TERRELL.
May 90. rs
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FOR SALE,

ut bnbfe a16'io1' on TIE p'fmts, VeAa.2ay, lob
Sf'fT>rSfr "esf III not p'eV0gly &psld ely fri0aie
eoafra67),
FIVE hundred and fifty acres LAND, fituated in
a the upper end of Cumberland county, eighteen
miles from the Court-H oufe, three from Farmve,
and one from good manufacturing mill on Apo
nattox, now navigable, almolt 70 Peterfburg
This LAND lies Handsomely, is in good order and
inferior III quality to eat of rhe mountains there
is 10 or ~ acres meadow, Handsomely iet with timo
Thy, and about 20 acres more prepared for towing
next pring; in addition there san extenfive bed of
Coal which 10 Peron of capital would be highly va
liable; one third the purchaie money will be rcqu-
red IN hand and the balance in two annual infaents
JOHN KELSO.
May IS. 4w.
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To the Houowa6ie tie Senate and boue of R.sr,.
p. /snfatiz'es off6e United States of 4osr;sa, in
eongreG aDsmble4,
THE MEMORIAL
Of~Samuel G. Ogden of tire city of New York,
Merchant,
(ConeLu4ed.J
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TO BE rem TED-The Tenement where
L now reGde, and podeffion given in time.
J. PENN.
April IL. IF
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SPRING GOODS.

ME Ssbieribers have jun received by the fhp
i Prote6treis from London, part of their
Spring Goods, the balance daily expected by the
Intrepid from Liverpool.
May 6. Inn
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TO RENT.
IOHN ALCOCY-

] INFORMS the public that he has lately e0abI;Cb
J ed a CABINET SHOP in the city OF Richmond,
On 'he Crois-treet leading UP from Pro1er y Mon
surss Venduc-Rore, aud near the Fire Infuranee Of
ice where he intends manufacturing all kinds Of
Cabinet Ware IN the moi sodern ttile he Ha,,ers
h"i. that thoie whomay favour him with their COM
n'a'is, viii lind his worl, equal to any made in the
Haie as he has provided himitf with tive be of ma
teriais
RE viii fel his furniture low for prompt paynen,
Only, as his lituation will not admit Of giving credit
ALSO, FOR SALE.
quantity of elegant and fubaautisl WINDSOR
CHAIRS, Of every dcfcription; and ieyera elepant
SEfTEES-ow, for cath.
January so. IT,
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NOTICE.

'fit Partner.hp of John Buiicr g. Co. at Carriers.
4 vile, isthis day diliolved by mutual content.
The collection of all debts due TO that coacern is COM
mitted entirely PiAiam 11Keazie the acting part
ner of William 1EKeazie gtCo. and to hin, alone
or to any one he may appoint paynen, to be made
JOHN BUTLER,
VIM. EI'KENZT eco.
AiPerions indebted to the late concern of Tobr
BAtIsy Y Co. are requeled make payment 70 mr..
obsrf <fsiziss, as nc alone have authorized TO pf,rr
discharges for the fame.
Win. MsKENZIE.
April 10. r.
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LANDS I'M CUMBERLAND FoR- SAI.E-

LANDS IN CUMBERLAND FOR SALE.
by virtue of Deed of Trua, bearing date the
NJ llth April 1901, recorded il, Cumberland
tonrt-0!iice, to executed by James Deaue Fran
els B. Deane, and Thomas M. Deane, TO fec,re GER
tam FUN of money, due by them TO Jofrph Ga!leco-
will offer for iae, the hgheh bidder on the 26th
day of May next, at Cumberland Court, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, being part of the property,
thereby conveyed, viz. .
One Traa containing one hundred and thirty Cevep
acres, more or leis, iituatc in the county of Cum
-berand Tx miles above the Court Houfc being =
tract purchaied by the faid Deanes, from Parton
Copton, will appear by reference to the deed of
fale on record, in the faid County Court.
One Tract containing two hundred and five acres,
more or leis, fjtuate in Cumberland on the fop,h
tide of the road, leading to the Court Houfe, one
mile d(tant below the fame, bounded by land, of
William Beverly Laughorne, and BY lands of John
Ford.
The fri ofthe above Traas, is flid to con.a;,
prime tobacco land and valuable timber; III. other
Is nearly half cleared.
N. b. By the content Of all parties in.creaed the
tl!e will take place the Goth day of May next, as
above Gated and the terms Of payment will be one
AID two years credit, the purchafers TO give bo,d
bearing interet and approved fecurity.
M. b. PorTTAUx.
APrii 10. tdi.
N B. The iaIe of the above property is apoued
to the 2sth day of July next. M p.
5000 W.T.. SALT PErER'D BACON,
1000 VT. tirit quality N ENGLAND CHEESE,
30 grofs BOTTLED CVDFR,
y few bulies GLOVER SEED,
$50 pieces PAPER FIANGiNOS.
For Sale by
EDWARD HALLHM
W ConAantIy for H:re--An Extcl!ent Carriace
and Horfes-apply as above.
May ~. eo,f
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RICHMOND, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 5, 1906
FOR SALE-on the lo.vee terms !:

FOR SALON The iozuea terms I:
$500 faeks Of LIVERPOOL SALT, and 90 crates
OF LIVERPOOL EARrHEN WARE of hyperion
quality & well ailorted JUN arrived in the flip Mer-
chant, Captain JouNsoN, from Liverpool, at Ber-
riuda Hundred
Which fllip will take in Tobacco to
<,TlYLS sthe addrefs of JAMES MAuRY, EGq OF
sEA. = Liverpool She has excellen, accom-
sssss:srksmodatou for palengers. For terms
apply to Meiira PICKET, POLLARD & Jouas ron OF
Richmond, the Captain on board, or the iublerber,
OVERTON ANDERSON.
May %. r.
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MILITARY LAND FOR SALE.

1000 acres on Trade Water Rate of Kentucky.
1000 do. Deer Creek & Green River do.
1000 do. Highland Creek do.
1000 do. Little Miami Fate Of Ohio.
2o33 do. Bu(h Creel, do
looo do. Weii Fork of Sciosa do
666 do adjoining the lat traa do.
400 do. (. Pittman's Creek do.
THOMAS NORvELL
N. h. - SHARES in THE JAMES RIYER
CoMPAN1, are aJta e7cre4 far /1aie.
April %. IF
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pURR MILL STONES, OF ALL SIZES: and
~ PLASTER or PARIS, of an excellent quality
FoRSALr, rs UsUAL, nr
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
neat the Market.
Des.4. Icptf1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-21
NORFOLK, January Is.


The following extraa of letter was put into
eur hands nv a mercantile friend of this place,
the writer is a captain Of an American vessel,
well known to the editor of this paper, FOR his
cspdor add veraci,y, and one who would sct
complain without cause, or, exaggcrate British
depredagions-
The letter is dated Antigua, 9th December
80 II was fortuna c thar I had not sold, & pur-
chased a return cargo at Martinique, as much
loss 10 you, and anxiety 10 me have been avoid
ed. 1t would have been impossible for me 10
have Guided the viglanee-of the British sruizers
in these seas. a o. stem has been adopted here,
the Taost iDiquitcls IN itself, and runous to our
trade that can be imagined. Every American
vessel coming from French island, with cargo,
is certain to be carried IN, because the courts in
every case, make us pay all expenses. have
Informed nyeslf fully on the subieet, and know
dat the prvateers ont Of this island are ordered
70 BRING every vessel from French port, with
cargo in for trial, stating that matters are settled
between the court and them that the expenses
shall be paid IN all casss by the Americans.
"Ths abuses TO which we are svaieded are
jntolerahie junto consisting Of the Judge, the
Lawyers, the owners CT privatesTs, and those
who become our friends. when we are brought
IN, have laid their heads together to fleece US
we ara sure to he put TO great expense, the a.
mount Of ssiiSh the gentIemea share between
then. Tasy appear to VS. to be opposed to each
other. Ut they / know divide the spoil. got
ny iafermation from ore OF the party and what
see eyc-y deg confirms the information have
YeeciveG. tits laa that several American ves-
:cls have been ssnt in here whose papers were
never looked az, by those who sent them in
They verc ordered 70 sen,l them IN, without re.
gard 10 Papers Or d9cvments, for the reasons
T. fore stated"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-21
JAxuAa1 lst. 1905.

Mr.. Munford reported, from the com.
miltee appointed to communicate TO
Creed Taylor, Esquire, the resolutions of
TINS ttouso, respecting his cesrtuc, and
services as a Member and Speaker therr.
OF, that the committee had, according TO
order, communicated to him the said re.
solutions, and had received from him the
following answer - ~
To William Munford, Isaac II. C6Ies5
aud Robert G. Robb, Eseuires.
Gentlemen,
The resolutions Of the senate, of
the 18th instant, which YOU did me the
honor to inclose under cover of that date
have been this moment received. They
are peculiarly pleasing to me a, his time
confess want of expression to convey
the very grateful sentiments which they
inspire. AT very early period IF my
litei formed an attachment to the elective
principle Of republican government, :upon
this great principle, all the eonstilu-
ent parts of rspubIicanism depend il is
(frescrUed unsnlied) 10 a free govern
meDt, what pendulum is TO a clock.
My fellow citizens, among whom I was
raised, knew my attachment to these
principles: for when they were assailed
by an administration, that threatened
their destruction, in 1873, I was called
upon by the republicans, to come forward
as candidate for the Seuate--to have
stood by like an idle spectator, at that Hwe,
would have been criminal-their call o.
beyed. II was in opposition TO gentle
man OF different political principles, and
in the spring Of that year was elected.
Thus was placed upon the f1oor Of the
Senate. When my term expired, was
reelected, without opposition, in the
spring Of lSo2--and in the two last sessi
ons, was called upon TO preside over the
deliberations ofths House. ! considered
these things as the best evidence that my
past conduct had been highly sati;sa .iory
to my constituents, as we'll as to those q
mong whom then served. Inspired With
this high testimony Of public confidence, I
bad no ether wish togratity, than 10 obey,
at any time, the cali Of my country. Hay.
ing briefly stated how came into the Se-
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ONEEU a LUX.
tumJerland COMFY, }
Need.am, Doc. 27, 1905.
FOR THE VIRGINIA ARGUS.

Mr.. Pleaearts,
BELIEVING that the happiness
ofthe virtuous and innocent OF every coup-
try, depends much on the government of
the system of morality ! am induced to
become the feeble advocate for truth and
Justice, against those OF RIGHTEOUSNESS and
error and whenever, sit, virtue and good
order shall be exploded or ATTEMPTED,
whenever vice shall be tolerated, and the
foundation of morality totter * tumble by
peace meal down, where can greatergltry
be acquired, than in reins,a,ing every fall
len stone! Called upon by writer in your
last paper, under the sign Of $ Civis," 10
exercise the right which every freenfan
Us, Of taking one side Of every ques-
ton, must beg permission to say word
in reply. l had supposed that there was
not rational and civilized being, who
could really entertain a doubt as 20 the
pernicious consequences of gambling
much less that there could be found in our
country an individual, who, with the bold
ness of "Civis," would dare to recon-
mend to the legislature its patronage and
toleration. am now, aud ever shall be
prepared to vote towards il my utmost de-
testaiion, whether | view il as a lurking
snare, to catch the ignorant or unwary, or
as The key stone TO corrsption-I there
fore do say that gaming is a vice, and de-
serves punishment bur 1 also say that
it. would be improper to punish it by all
means, AID at any rate, since there are
improper modes of enforcing obedience
to the purtst and wisest laws. 1t cannot
be thought right or wise to punish vice by
oppression, and the exercise of unconsti.
tuionaI authority; much less to sanction
it because It would be profitable and ia
shionsble yeti the opinions Of Civis
are correct, one or the other should be
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-21
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

6Tlracs from me JoURNAL Of the SENATE,
OEcRmBRR I'm, 1905.
Resolvedy that the members of this
house entertain high sense of the dis
tinguished abilities of CREED TAYLOR,
Esq. lately their Speaker, and feel parti-
cuiariy grateful for his useful services as
a member, and for the able, judicious and
impartial manner in which he performed
the duties of Speaker;
Resolved therefore, that the thanks of
the Senate be presented to him as a small
testimony of its respect for his character,
together with its best wishes fer his future
happiness and prosperity both in private
and public life.
Agreed to by the Senate.
THEO. HANSFORD, c. S.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-21
WiRiam s. Mary College Lottery.

The redrawing of the Lottery csmuenced az
Norfolk on "Wednesday last. when GU, of fif,y
tickets drawn, the following were prizes:
Prizes sf 500 aoila,s- mos. Ill, (6rst drawn]
SLY 3692 1903.
Pixies Of 10 dollas-Nos. 26o7 3z5 1890
1915 1888 1906 I6S 1882.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-21
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