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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20
yNyE the fubfcdben being appointed Com

WE the fubtciben being sppointed Com
w mifiopers by the Hon. Coass Of Psoa
bate for the town Of North. Kiosaown, to re-
ceive and exsmise the claims OF the creditors
sesinA the eflste Of Riebs,l Pbikits late Of faid
town, dsceafed. feprefepted infoIvent |: Hereby
notify al perfons having any demands seainR
fsid easse, 70 exhibit them to either Of the fub-
fcribers st osr reipefiive dwellings. within fx
months from the date hereof, being the time ale
loved by faid cosrt.
1SAAC HALL, ] fose,s.
All perfoas indebted TO faid ehale are de-
Cred 20 make immediste psymcntte
BENJAMIN SMITH. AdsisNsssws
Nsahs Kiosasvo, Nov. ~, Issss
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20
To BIZ SOLD Ar PuBLic AUcrioN.
On sbt aof5 Ffb,say sexs.
A FA r M.

u ELONGING to Mr.. JosspH ELDfsps
ID containing Ninety Acres Of Land. with 4
large two rory Dwelling Houfe. Giia- Min.
Blsckfmiths Shop, Crib, and good well of
water, Gtoated on the ten rod road. sbout Two
Miles from WEXFORD. ---Alio, anumber Of srsis
cles Of Houfebold Fursitsfs, &c. &c.
lansaTy 1e, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

HE Public arc rcfpeetfally ioformsd. That
4 no Notes OF this Bank have been counter1
ieited at leaR sone have come to the know
ledge OF the Diretton ;---snd they know Of
OF only one Note that hss been altered--S 4
DslLdy .Nofs fsfo s--of which denomination they
have iGued nonc-it was badly done the ink
was discharged, and the alteration made by .
pe~--Ths Value only was altered, not the de-
vice. For fecurity, sndto guard sRsiaa iu-
pohtions. the Notes Of this Bank have pafticu-
lar deviccs, which the Public are dsGred to ata
tend 10 viz.
!. Notes off Dollar wom.u .ilking. !
Do. 4 Plough.
Do. Wind mill.
Do. Wheat Shcs&. az
Dos 10 sShip.
And Do. 50 Bee Hive.
No other denominations of Notes have been
iHaed BY tho Rhode. .Insnd Union Bank.
By Order Of fbe PysEdtsf s. Dint7sn,
" JOHN l.. BOSS. CsAskr.
NsssSorf, Fs6rsay -. l 500.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20
General Inventory of tbe Artiilsry and
Arms taken in the Arjsnal at Nsnna.
KIANNA, NoV. 10.

Campaign ordnance Of different eah-
Iers, 50 4; bronze Jfegs pieces, ago..
bronze bosoitxery, 6a bronze msrtars,
aga mgAeis Of different kinds, 6I,
aga ;buDar or dragon earbines, a3,
900 ;edSesrs and bnDar piAois, 5000;
earabines esrabined, 1000; iron rm-
ra1ss, 5000 !; rarbine and piaol Roeks,
a6, /; roxnd and Jqaars Jiees, SO,
900 piekaxes, $4,000 ; gan and pj:
foi Hints, 200, 900 /; balls, a,I76
cut /; barr of iron, 1880 esOt; gua.
ponder out effbe fosOn, 100000 cut /;
earfridges, 6.ooo, eco /; 6raG campaign
pieces, 0sS !; braG bosvifzsrs, n; iron
ordnance, 5 ~ niorfers, a4t ; pieres Of
different cslibers, $50 bombs Of do.
100, 900 boz0ifzer IbeAs, do. $4,000 |;
BsGdes anamber s.Aidias carriages, y
,plafin0 mouldings.
Inventory of the ordnance which
were planted on the left bank.
!. 80 pieess Of ordnance. 400 cations.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

2 On the evening of the aoth ult.
Mr.. MadiGon, by fall from his door
lteps, either fprsined or dillocated the
pam of his knee.
The Hon. Alexander MsRed Is
elected Lieut.. Governor of Virginia.
One of the United States frigates
arrived at Cadiz on the 18th of Dec.
qbs Spanjj6 Misjqer, 1ryo, bas
left Wgibingfsn and gone TO PbiiSdei-
pbis.
Arrived fhip Commerce, Adams,
s. days from ST. Ubes, with diipatch-
es TO government from MIR. Bowdoin,
our minilfer, at Madrid, which were
put on board about the goth Decem-
Der. The report at Liibon and St.
Ubes was, thar a recent engagement
had taken place along the whole
French line, which continued with
little intermiilion for 8 days, when a
frefh reihfofcement TO Bonaparte's ar-
my decided the fate of the day, giving
him complete victory 40, 900 Rui-
fans laid down their arms and were
fent home on parole, and 10000,
which attempted to force their retreat,
were cut to pieces. An armiltice was
the immediate confequence. Such,
fays Mr.. Adams, was the report at
Lifbon on the lals of December.
Bali. Gazette.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

. D1ED--rsthis town. on Susdsy morning Iaa.
very fuddenly. Mr.. DAxisL HAsRIs, late
from Jimaics.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20
N E w PO,R T.
THURsDAY-FEsRuARy 10. 1906.

........"...."...... .:.....................
A Rrons Eaaerly wind has lately blown a.
cros the Atiaotic, an Essl,6 report of the de-
feat of Bonaparte by the RuiIians. This iusei-
ligeoce has put new life into the frieads of Bril-
fsis in this country. Thofc ofthem who re-
fide IN this town. have given vent TO the mott
extravagant exprciEiom of JOY upon the occa-
fion. They are perfectly intoxicstcd with the
news. In walking the freets. they fcarcely take
a hep without leaving the ground two feet be-
low them. Nothing but wings are waiting 20
prevent their Hying. What pity il 10 that
they had not wings to ay over to Europe 10 az
it their good friends there. the Britilh and Ruff
hans. An4
We are far from envyine thefc miferablc
wfetches, the temporary Pleaiure which they
will enjoy upon this occaiion. The news which
has produced this JOY among them. issvideu.ly
clumfy forgery ofrhe Britiih Oligsrchs. for
the parpofe Of rafting the dropping fpirits of
wretched. Inhabitants Of that Country. IL 10
well kaosn that the news OF Bonaparte's late
victories upon the Continent. has driven the
Englifh people almoa TO Rate diftraefion. II
was thsrefofe neceiIary for the government to
contrive fome expedient to reaore the mipds OF
the people to tranquility. For this purpoie
they have probably forged inc account Of Bona
parties defeat. The account ofrhe king Of Pruiias
having joined 'he coalition 10 likewfc added 10 it,.
This latter even, had been 70 often told and
foretold by the Briliih government, that aory
of that kind had probably become incapable Of
impohng even upon the ignorant peaiantry Of
that country. Ii therefore became neceHary for
fomethng new to be invented. And what could
be more plea6ng to the people than the news OF
Bonaparte's defeat. Ii 10 pofibIe that fome part
Of Bonaparte's army might have met with a
check or il might have fallen back for the
parpofe Of concentrating its forces for the laf
accounts from it fate il to be confderaby fpread
out bot the pompou, account of the Empe T.
ror Alexsnder's having defeated Bonaparte in
. general engagement carries faliehood upon the
face of it.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20
ASSASSINATION

AN attempt mas oeen made 10 auathnasc bon,
~ Paisr. in his hoaie ., New Rochelle. in the
Rate of N. York., Lat ChriRmas evening,
Paine's two fervan's went TO Witt fomc of their
acqpaintanecs, leaving him asd . neishbor's
boy together in the hopfe. A Mort time after
thh mufket was fired through the window,
the ball narrowly mi1ed Paine, and lodged in
the oppoGt wall. Next day the fuppofed AZ
fahn was apprehendcd and adni,ted TO bail.
Il has been aned, what security docs the
Stereotype Plates of Mr.. Perkins promifc, be-
yond the common mode Of engraving and prin-
ting bank bills We anfwcr, not bscaufe they
are cxecsted by fupernstural spency but fim-
oily, that they are the refult OF labour, and COM
bine, in that labosr. 70 many multiplied units,
ssto defy the ingenuity Of man to initiate them.
Huuan wifdom can hardly provide better fe-
eurity. - -
A letter from Aux -Cayes, dated December
~, fays-the negroe, in this neiehbourhooa arc
in Rate Of revolt. and have poasfion of fort
about ten mles diRznf. The Ioops arc heat.
ing TO arms. The ground Of compIaia, 10, thar
the government exaes too great proportion Of
the produce.
The Pfefdent Of the United States has granted
an exequstur. az Conful. General OF his imperi-
al and Royal Majeay the Emperor of the French
and King Of Italy, in the United States, to
Mont. Felix de Beaujour, late Conful. General
in Sw.dcn aud Greece.
An arrival at Norfolk 10 8 days from Aux.
Caye,, contradicts the Rory of the execution
there of the crews Of two Italian fhps aud brig.
At Statefburg (Geo. .)she elegant feat Of Gen.
Sompter was lately dearoyed BY Ere. The
lois Is efiimatcd st 4 900 dollars.
FIRE.-At Marcelus, (N. Y on
the night of the I7th of Jan. the houfe
of Mr.. Fowler, was deltroyed by
fire. All his children (four) perilhed,
and his wife was much. burnt. Mr..
f. was abfent. ~
Mr.. Ciies, one Of tbs /snofors in Con-
greG, from Virginia, by fractured biz
hg BY afalf from bisearriege.
The U. Sfafes brig Hornet, kn re-
turned to CbarisAea, from crnize.
Capt. Cbamesy, in endeavorisk to take
fbe brig Ersderif, IF Bsasn, sobieb s0as
Animated, in ten, got 70 near fbe land,
fbsf be yas obliged TO cary . frT Of
fail, and 9rwg bii rsis-s'sa.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

,6gned B. Conner, Prefident, was Of
fered-imitation toierable, fignatures
eafily known from the genuine.
GiLslRr & DsAx.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20
NEW. YORK, February s.


Mr.Ch,rles de Ia Croix, Miniaer for foreign
affais under the Directory. and lasferly Prefea
of the Department of La Gi Ronde, died at
Bourdcaux on the 9Th Of Nov. lah.
FEa.3. k ..,
We undcrAand that the Nancy nov below from
S,. Lucsr (Spair) brought ofacid information.
that the French troops entered Vienna on the
l,th Nov. that the Aoarisn Court had retired
20 Brinn 10 Moravis--thss on the 4th, Bous-
rsrte organized new government in Auitria.
and appointed Gen. Clark fuperintendsnt OF the
conquered countries-on the I4th a body of
French troops entered Prfburg--,hat Gen.
Klein was entering Bohemia. that Huagar
has offered 20 capi,nlate- that the Rattan
army have made the fame offer with the proviio
that they be permitted to return to their own
country. The A. lander in mort paGage from
netdeaux is faid 20 be below, by her we ihalI he
,urniihed with Paris dates more than 90 days lat
Ter than before received.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

The great length TMr. Munrse's
remogaranee TO the BritJb government,
pabAj6ed mfhis day'spaper, has pre-
0enfed tbe publication Of Jsvsrai toreign
articles and 0tbers iatere9ing matter.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

Letter from Marlhal Angereau, COM
manding the 9TH corps Of the Grand
Army General of Divi6on Vial,
AmbafIador from n. M. the En-
psror of the French, TO the Helve-
tic confederation.
Head-2aartsrs at Brsgsnfz, }
27tb Brumaire, { Nov. 49, yssr
IA.
Lindxx, Bregeutz and Fsldkireb are
in our Petition. AH this sOas done on
THE aad and a3d inf. THE rsfais Of
sobieb are
Six tboy,and Auaridns alarmed and
tent back into Bohemia, under condition
Of not /srcing egaina France for a year
and day.
AeoaGderabk number Of Tyroliaa,
di/armsd and psgIantry kept under.
Exbt fandards, magazines and a
fine park Of artillery.
| continue a vigorom puyjmf Of fbe
Prince de Rsban's eorps, zVbieb | hope
Joon TO come up zcifb.
n Lieutenant General and a Major
General are omony our prj|onsry.
Rseeive my dear General, THE aDay-
anee gfmy high saeem.
A 1HHN u % III n ~.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20
BosroN, Feb. I.


CHARLES PlvcxNsr, Ejq.iate Min,
jaer of the United Sfafes at The Court Of
Madrid, has arriusd at CbarLeaon,
from Lij6on, and appears not TO bavs
confirmed fully, fbe report brought here
BY capt. Roger. Mr.. P,nekxey only
sblsrves, that tbe Spanjb Government
are di)polsdfo allosU tie elaims Of our
merchants againf Spani6 captures /;
bm not tbaIs made BY French lSits in the
ports Of Spain. 81
February II.
Seventy Of the watches, and comfortable
parcel of the jewelry, aolen from the fhop Of
Mr.. Baldwin, at Salem. fome time hnce, were
found lsff week, feerc,ed in the garrett Of the
hoipital in that place.
Fee. ~.
Capt. Sanger, who arrived at Bal
timore in the fch. Repeater, Graves,
from Cumana, which he left the 10th
January, informs, that the day before
be failed, government vedel arrived
there with difpatches from Martinique,
an officer of which ftatcd, that the
Rocheford fquadron had arrived at
Guadaloupe,and had fent their prizes,
about so in number to Fort-Royal,
Martinique.
Scarcely day pafes without nsse
denomination OF Counterfeit Balls, be-
ing prefented at our Office. Yefer-
day a Three Dollar counterfeit bill Of
- A a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

Tbs Spanj@ Misjasr, Yryo, ba
left Wstbingfsn and gone TO PbiiSdel
pbis.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

The Hon. Alexander MsRed il
elected Lieut.. Governor of Virginia.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

Mr.. Ciiey, one Of sbe (sn0fors in Con-
greG, from Virginia, by fractured bis
lkg BY afal from bisearriege.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

MUNcz, NoV. I7.-The Emper-
or Francis II. before he fet out for
Moravia, anured his Generals that it
was vain attempt TO defend him, ,and
bid them farewell, with great emotion.
The Hungarians difcovered little hope
of afordiRg him an afylum in their
country. As the Empefor was enter
ing his carriage. he turned towards
the palace, and lifted his hands.crying,
my God, my God ! The Emprels dil
covered his difrefs, but perGited in
charging all his diltrsfs upon ths Eng
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

At Siatefburg (Geo. )she elegant feat Of Gen
Sompter was lately dearoyed BY Ere. Th'
lois is eRinatcd st IS 900 dollafs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

An arrival at Norfolk 10 Is days from Aux.
Caye,, contrsdicu the Rory Of the execution
there of the crews Of two Italian fhips aud brig
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

One of the United States frigates
arrived at Cadiz on the I3th of Dec.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

The Pfefdent Of the United States has granite,
an exequstur. as Conful- General OF his Imperi
al and Royal Majcay the Emperor Of the Frencl
and King Of Italy. in the United States, q
Mont. Felix de Beaujour, late Confal. Genera
in Swsden aud G Greece.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

FIRE.-At Marcelus, (N. Y. OF
the night of the i7th of Jan. the houf'
Of a Mr.. Fowler, was deltroyed BY
fire. All his children (four) periihed
and his wife was much. burnt. Mr,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21

OFFICE OF rHS MUTusL. INSURANCE.
COMPANY,
AGAINST FIRE oa coops Ann rr,s,ry,
a T = general meeting of The r,embsr. of Inc
Mu IA Insurance Company AGAIN t Fire oa
Goeos and Furn:tn.e i'll the state of Virginia.
held, ty atjounraents, 1t the Genera. Office OF
insurance, IN the City OF Richmond, February
4. 1906.
Mr.. Neil M'Ccull was s!easd President.
Samuel Sam p 5Iaan' Dheeors for the
c laaoI c raeS'er. 'sond. ''"
Mr.. Robert Bnchctt, Director for the Dis.
tina of Petersburg.
William Vaughan, do Norfolk
Robert Walker, do FrcSericksb urr.
Samuel Craig, do Alexandria
Adam Douglas, do. Winchester.
Jacob Swoop, do. staunton
WIN II FlrzwHYLsoNN. Principal gent,
WILLIAM PRIcR, Cashier General.
ErfracfS from, fhe proceedings of fhe Gene.
raj Mee,,ng.
ANY subscriber. or member, of this Comoa.
ny, may hereafter Withdraw his insurance. in
part. or the whole by giving notice, IN writing,
sIgned by him. and acknowledge personally be.
foEe the pRIscIPAL AGENT. or duly a,,ested
and certified under the hand of magistrate, and
en- payment OF one quota, it one or more quotas
De due and payable by him, At tina, time and he
shail theuccforward be exoneratcd from any fur.
taer pay ment OF demand, fer losses Incurred af.
ter sun set OF the day when the said written
notice shall have been left with the fRINc1PAA
hSRNT. and the quota paid, bug not from any
payment or demand, on account of losses in.
CURED before sun set of the day when such no.
tee shall have been deposited as before menti-
oned, and his insurance shall cease from that
period, and it shall be the duly Of the Principal
Agent to give him certificate of discharge
a. hesofCcd, That the President and Directors
DC requested to suspend, for the present, the
collection OF more than one quota, and TO give
instructions accordingly, to their agents and at
tarnies, taking due that their instructions
shall not prevent the recovery of one quota, un-
-aer noncss ina! may already be given to mem.
bers in arrear."
az Resolved, also. That on the payment of one
quota the person paying may have the benefit Of
tns insurance"
The following is an extract from the records
OIL the proceedings OF the Beard of Direeaors viz.
- hesefvea' That no person shall be Consider.
ca as liable TO pay, either the quota which be-
came payable on the first day OF October, eioh.
teen hundred and four, or that which became
payable on tho fsst day of October, eigh,eeu
hundred and hive, except such as were, TO all in.
tents and purposes, insured before the FIRE which,
happened, IN Norfolk, on the ed day OF F.hr,,-
ary' eighteen hundred and four-tha, is ,hos.
VINO mad Paid their premiums previously to the
w.t.
YIN. n. FITzWHrL soSN, p. Agenr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
Nm II. CADELL.


John TYan,ble was convicted of Horse Stealing
before the Distria Court OF Washington, in the
spring of 1905, and sentenced TO FIVE years and
FIVE months confinement lie was BON in Ma
ryiand is 5 feei ID incr >; high 25 years
Old fails complexion iight hair; grey eyes /;
has a niche in his left ear scars in his forehead
and IS a shoemaker by trade.
Isaac Harris was convicted of larceny before
the Distria Court Of Monongalia in the spring
Of 1905, and sentenced totwo years confinement
lie wa born IN he county of Wood. in this
sta'e, IS FIVE feet nine inches high, rs years old
swarthy complexion, dark haii and hale eyes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
Valuable Property for Sale.

I'M Tuesday the 1 tn day of March
~ next. will be offered Tor sale, by public
auction, a; he Eagle Tavern in the city OF Rich
mona The following valuable properly.
-Four halt-acre LOTS, adjoining
each other, forming what is usually called a SQUARE
in the city OF Richmond. and described ia the
plan OF said city by the numbers ISL, 152. 159
and 1oO These lots COMMAND bea..:jful mos
peeis OF the river, and in every respe& are well
worthy the attention Of persons disposed to
build
The Brick Store or Lumber House
situate on the street which leads fro., the main
street in Richmond 10 Shockoe Inspe Stion, about
so feet IN breadth and about 90 feet in length,
more o. less-oeing part OF the property for
M y owned by Mr William Fenwick, and w.
ing between the building now occupied BY MI.
George Watt and that owned by MIR. Marcus
Eican
The Messuage or Tenement and
parcel of ground. containing one and a half ac,es
more or less, where Mr. VIM Fenwick former.
y resided. near Rockets
more particular description is deemed unne
cessaTy, the property intended for sale being well
known to most persons residing III Richmond or
the neighborhood-and it is presumed any per-
son inclined TO purchase, will examine it-for
which purpose the keys OF both Teneme,,ts may
be had BY applying to Gsllego, Richard & Co
who will give any further information that may
be wished
Terms of sale. approved endorsed notes ne.
goiable at the bank Of Virginia, At 9, S and 20
months. The legal title TO be retained till the
purchase money is paid, or deels of trust to be
executed by the purchasers as may be agreed
CALICO, RICHARD& eco.
Est,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
June 5tl. 1905
Geo. Watt

II AS ren.ovedfrom the store he formerly &C
4 cupied 10 4 brick house on the crogs stree;
leading from the main streetto Sh oe ware
house, where he has on hand and oilers TO dis.
pose OF on modera,eteTins, b, wholesale,
The .follo1ping AiticieS, viz:
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars,
n. England, W Island, and Antigua Rum,
Cosniac, Barceions and Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Masga Wine,
Coffee of superior Iaality,
Molasses, Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Hyson and Imperial Tea,
100 Sacks Liverpool Salt
Patent Shot. assorted sizes-And
The remainder of mis- Stock of Dry Goods
consisting principally OF articlea suited 20 the
present and approaching season. which ne Will
either sell on a credit Of 3, 6 aud months. for
notes negotiable at the Bank of Virginia, with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond, 22d March, 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
MoyshuPs Sales.
] January 18th. 1896,

To be Sold. for ready money. under decree
OF the Court of the United States for the
fifth Circuit in the Virginia Distrita. between
Phineas Bend. attorney for the creditors Of Ezc-
KEEL Edwards, ptf. and David Ross and others
detts in order tor.ise the sum of dc.ls 967 SO.
due and payable on the Fl. ~ day of July. 1905 and
the further sum of dolls 1866 CO, cue and nav
able the first day Of January 1906. tina, valuable
and well known estate in the county OF Rotetourt
called 70 !. = ~ S, stated OF said Ross
to contain 1908 acres.
Tine sale will tate place on the premises on
the 9th day Of Feb uary next
Also, on H. 4th da5. &C Ma en- next, viii be
sold, under the aforesaid decree. at the Oxford
Iron Works, in the County of Campbell, mum.
Der Of valuable SLdVIES.
Lea. lMosby, d. M. for
Jos. Scott, M. v. d.
January 10, 1906. tide
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE coMnoNwEAL1
or VIRGINIA,
A PROCLAMATION

~ 7 HEREAS IL is represented to the Execu
wv tive. by the Keeper Of the Pen,cntiary,
that wo of the prisoners therein confined TO wiz
JOHN TRAMBLE ana ISAAC HARRIS,
have made 'heiE escape from the Peni;entary !:
/ have. therefore. thought fit with the advice of
the Council of State. 10 issue this Proclamation,
hereby offering reward of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for the apprehension of each. or
either OF the said prisoners and for their deliv-
cry at the Penitentiary ard do, moreover, en-.
JON all oihce's, civil and military, and exhor,
the good people of the commonwealth TO use
theiv best endeavors 10 apprehend and convey to
the Penitentiary the said John Tramble and I.
saac Harris.
Given u5aer my hand, with the Seal of the
g. So commonwealth annexed, AT Richmond
this 81 day Of February, 1896.
(SiSnedl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
- CALICO, RICHARD &Co,

"A GREEABLY to an order of the
L worshipful Court of Amelia. the Commits.
sioners appointed for that purpose. will proceed
al Amelia courthouse, on Saturday the 9Th day
Of March next 10 LET, to me lowest bidder
Ihe BUILDING OF n JAIL. for said county
The aid jal. rs 20 be built of brick and wood.
and 10 b. completed on or before the arst day
of June 1907.
One ;hild of the price to be given for building
the said jail will be paid on the 18Th day of a.
Pri next, one third when the commissioners
think the work half finished, and the balance
when the said building is completed.
particular plan of fhe said building may be
zen on application to VIM T. Eggieston, one
Of the commissioners
The Commissioners.
Amelia, Sd Feb. 1906 3w