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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
HEAD SUdRfERS.
Yi<xss, Novembsy IS.
ORDER OF THE DAY.


The emperor teftifcs his fa,isiattion to the
4sh regiment OF light infaotry TO the Tooth OF
the line 10 the 9th of light infantry, and TO
tho ,ad Of the line, for the ipirepidity which
they d,fplayed at the battle Of Deinnein, where
their bravery 10 preierving their petition which
they occupied obliged the enemy TO quit that
which he held on the Danube. HI. msjeRy
sHo Gsohss his spprobatioa 70 the 9Th ssgi.
ment al the line. and to the goth, which AZ the
battle oi Lambach. made . Rapd aeaiaa the
rear guard Of the Roilians, and not only gave
the era blow. but made 400 prifonen. His
ma;efty further cxpseaes hm iathfatfion TO the
arensden OF Oadinot. who at the battle OF
Anaatten dtovs ,he Rufian and Au&rian
corps from their afong and commanding poii-
ton, ard made 1900 priionep. of whom 600
were RuIIisus. His msjeity is iatnhsl with
the IL, 10Th aud aad regiment OF Chafsfuu,
and with the 9th and 9th regimcnts OF HUI.
fsrs, Cor their good conduct in all kirmihes
which took place fiem the Inn to the gates OF
Vienna xod for the SEQ Ruiiians ptiioncs
made At Stein.
) Prince Murst, marfhal Laones. the rcierve OF
cavalry, aud their corps of the army. entered
Vieuna the I3,h November, made themielses
mafsers the fame day of the bridge over che
Danube, prevented it from being burnt. paied
IL immedia,ely. and pus to aight the Ruflisn At.
my. We found in Vienna more than aoso
pieces Of cannon, Zoe. 900 suns. ammunition
OF every kind, in hne. every kind ct eqoipsee,
secefIsry for : or 4 armies. The people ct
Vienna Eemed TO receive the army with friend
hip.
Tte Emperor dscrees. that the properly Of
the people OF this capital fhall be held iaeFsd,
and that they mall be treated With the gresseR
refpeA, for they beheId with fotrows the an.
ia war which has been carried on againa ~,
..nd ,hev te!tify BY their condud a. mach
s,;rndfh;o for us, a. they entertsin hatred ioi
me r llisns |, a people, who by their isvsge and
h.,bsross maunep. ought TO be desehsd by
every civilized nstion.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
IMPERIAL DECREE.

n sSs Palace Of Setssbrx.s. NsS. IS.
Napoleon. emperor Of the French and king Of
Italy.
We have decreed and do decree a. follow:
TiTLBf.
Offbs ssvsrsms~f ard sd~isjerssss Of dsesis.
Ar. q. There fhall be governor senersl and
ip,endant general over The province OF Aufris.
Art. q. There ihali be = ecmmandsnt sus
intsn dant for each circle, which viii make 6ve
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

commsndann and intendanu for Upper Auf-
mia, and four for Lower Auftris.
Ofibe Ssvsysv and mnsiaxf Semtsi.
Art. 4. The governor geaeral. md istsndant
general fhall reGde at Vienna.
Art. 4. The governor general fhall be char-
ged with whatever relates TO the police,
Arr. &. The inteodsnt gener al fhail be char
gcd with whatever relates to the adminifration.
The commiGsries of war and infpcttoD en-
ploycd in the hna~ces and for the army ihall be
under his orders.
Art. 6. The gems d'armerie, the troops OF
the country who ferye in their places. the re-
gencies, the captains of circles and the borgo-
rnaitef,, fhall be undef the orders Of the goysT-
ernor and intendant general.
Arr. J. The fra care Of the governor aud in
tcndant general fhal be 10 arrsff ftrsgglsrs and
put an end 10 irregularities in the army.
Art. 8. The governor and iniendsat general
lhall CO. operate with Us.
Art. o. The general of diviiion, Clarke, 10
appointed governor general OF Auaris.
Art. 10. The councillor Of fate, Daru, is
nominated intsndant general.
TITLE III.
Ofi5s eomnaudas1 and i1itndasb Of Cneits.
Art. II. The COMMANDING and inlsndant of
each circle, mall refide in the chief place Of the
circle.
Art. "a. The comnandanu of circles fhall
correfpond with the governor ge0eral and hall
be ander his orders.
TITLE ".
Art. "a. The major general fhall to-
morrow preient TO Us, the commandanu OF all
the circles. He fhall at the fame time prcient
to Us the intendants, who mall be cholen from
amoDga the infpeeaors or fub infPeetor cf re-
views.
Art. IS. A, foon as Stiria, Carin,hia. and
CarnioIa mall be taken pohefiion OF. there fhsll
be given TO them comnandanu and intendsnts
Of circles. who mall correipond with the gov
ernor and inIendant general Of AuRria.
tSigned) NAPOLEON.
By the emperor.
The lec,etsry Of fa,e,
(Signed) B. n. MARET,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

comnsndann and iniendann for Upper Aaf-
u;a, and four for Lower Auftris.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-17

the march Of the right Of -, F..
,ar g Two ase,l ssaarals toand Dcroast # 1eG
qqs ,s,, '.los loaf 0,cloc ia tie norm a''ep
aavahced guard Of general C,u5ie ~ Il
oor+. In consequence OF wbaf bs, 93S ct Ne
apan between ~, the emEsror5 Iraqsis =. ssls
Poieoi1 all the troops rename 1 "a, al@ n
Wiaere.they had received orders : : ZIG ap
lltie6 On the morrow the prince - oS' ~ nos
stein returned to Austeriitz, to setS '1i:ltc
demarkation during tie arlais.ice lr. :; line
ceded tie peace between Ausni. an,' "a p,
Ga the same 4th Of Decemher - lsic
the Suspension OF hoatilitics ,oo, n y" Vac
arehdnl,e Ferdinand, who could nc, E H"rs n
ihfQgnetof it, end VINO lad received IN
advance and watch the Bayarians post,. .''F
tau, alter the departure Of Bemado4ta !; ~
der to keep general Wrede in check ,t - I"
them with some troops of his corps, an ,c'1lNe
them from lsiau, which he occupied S'O
Slalle archdpAe Charles, obliged to rat.,.
ter the Incredible catastrophe OF the ara ,, !
Germany, after having at Caldiero dsn;-
the trench arny OF Italy of the power Of ~,
noyins him, alrivedin Hungary With his ar ~
wholly preserved.
lhc Austrian troops fought well, whenev.
their commanders chose that they should ror'
bat, and it would be equally false as rasS =
inlpute 10 them the misfottunes OF tbe w.
OF 1905. Then, as on all other occasions tEa
army was distinguished Tor It's COURAGE, itsI>
yotion, its eonstancy in bearing unheard ,fnr;
Tations, and its Blind obedience. Il WAS =
olm that these troops, tie victims Of II,rE
underwent the heart rsnding fate Which D.
stoyed the array Ct Germsny. At Ulm, y,
ny regiments, who had NOT drawn a tri gr,,
were obliged to surrender, in consequence
the operations and by the conmaa, Of t9.
Mack, who chose 10 bury hirnseii il Jln,vA
ought 70 die every where else, and who y,
lives.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-17
b His DAYS MAIL,
NEW YORK, NoyenbvY Il.
LGte5t Foreign MteLJ;ggncs

4-1sto0b 1 " e4BN 1HtStJ:gGnCS.
laY 'bs ship Richard, es3i.a Rogers
Frous Hsa.s;, e. have soupl.,.s our G!.
u 22Fls paper. 20 The a5sa 6! S.gtrmb.r
iacissis.. They sr.s;aa ,..r4ash1 4 spi.
TX at Hostility. hs;aS o.e1y.sd ps;oci sally
ai.a tss " a'xau,ll ao!3 {! PREPARATORY
over ne aho.s ci Tae SuSsgyaa cosiia4nl
10: : rsc0lsaeGsa2sas c! y.y.
Il ths Translates. ". h2ys sagde. for the
Ma:cas.I!s Az zgtissr (.siea, Win To-.
ioi@.ia. orisf akslssc., cs~psiae sas rlo.;
pFoGaisess features CT ia. .ai-lligense) We
issvs gi:ea preference 80 ,s4 csisbya,td
irea:y bs:|sec Sfsnes ,nd Ragsia. which
the e@cs.@r Aie&aadsr refused 70 rs0F.
Otosr sr,lelss, Of saiasr consequence, a;e
CD basss, asi shal! appear aers2f.er.
Whea shs tgsaty of d'Cusril v.s yeesir.
e5 "a u. 2-sarsborgi, II. eap.ror su&.
aoaed c2paeil Of state, expressly for the
Psgscse 81 sabsalsting 90 ths!. icde2eHc
slio aGs u EzclGcasisD. The ne.y SelnS
caa.RAed WIKI sts ,Ds:rSeGeas, II appeared
sc shs co2aaii ,bss Ef. a'Oabtl! mad not
o2ly daylat9d from ais ovdars, but that ne
scte4 is ais.st or9es!ion 70 sse letter &
spl:if OF ID. 0aig.lea VITA walch ne had
krra chs 'ssd. IShs iapsgial cous'I, in.
sprrd @y -Ae co2 asD seninsnt ter tie
housr Of ,s>ir cou0sFy, agreed with his
faaIssty ta4 this sst cpgh' nos TO obtain
,he suprf aae rsiIncssiea. Notice shereos
wss ix,iayax;siy asst by the emperor TO he
Efclln g1vesa&cas, at the Sans tIals ex.
D easing anPea,SioR to renew The neGoci'
:ious upoa other Gases.
The consequences mas btea that France,
HOLLAND, Aa.sis Prussia, Sweden add the
sehgeaersgian Sttas Rhine are actively em'
pieyed IN mcxsures for reaswas OF hoSsl.
.ieies WIKI sisor perhaps unprecedented
evSa in the 2uE.ir Of maderc warfare.
I<oris Austria pa idle looksr on. The
force ske "a ainsxias, of which the arahduks
Charles 10 gsae.s:simo, is composed OF
field nosrshals, 81 generals OF cavalry, III
!ieusensnt generals, 272 major generals, ~
regiments OF ilf.siry Of tne line, IS ether
regiments OF diarreas descriptions, besides
corps OF boxbsdlers, miners, &c.
All the corps OF the national army Of
Holland have received orders TO hold them
selves in readiness 20 march to ths camPa'
Zcise az a nor1euss notice.
Recruiting is vigorously carrying on ID
al, the arovisces of Bavaria.
The caap at Mendon had net broke Up
on the 25,h OF September. Sash msa,
sure was expected to rake place daily aou
it is given, as : report, in one OF ourpaFi'
papers, thas the soldiers who compose TINS
camp received on the 18th leave OF absea''
for the last tin~ previous to their marcnlos
towards Germany. The regiments o, ,o'i
composing the emperor's body guard ''a
left Paris in light Wagons for the Kn'0s'
where al immense army was asseHD.ss,
and it vas expected would reach that '''@'r
in few days. Their post at the palace '
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-23
PUBLIC SALE,

I2Y virtue Of decree OF the hen, thcSCsscuS
/. ) Court 81 th4 D,atita of Columbia, .loe ths
county Of Alexandria, made between Richard
Prime, csm slairant-- and the keirs and fepreien-
tatiyes of Robert M'Crea, dccealed. asfe1Gaatt.
will be fojd, at public !als, CT SAIDRDAYs
the IIth day of Eune, at the CoSee t{oaEe, IL
Alexandria. ona credit OF ax u1oas,s one INCA
ety of an annual ground rent of / Il dollars aPoI
lot in Union fifest, Iesfcd 20 Thomas CfsndEs,
on which there is creeled three forY bDes
houfs aifo, one moicty of an annual GROUND
rent Of 20 dollars, on lot lesfed TO Niche
Thorn, in WaIes's alley, noR thc property o
Samuel Nichols, on uhch there's improvements
ALTO, On a credit of FIX and twelve E.oaths, en-
noiety ola lot Of ground on Pit, Arser, tsonts9at
46 tesr and rsbnipg back Ias feet Snches.r-
Security vii! be repaired on the above pEcp"t
for ths payment Of the. purchsfe money.
G. Deneale, CommlNoaer-
Msy 90. dtI4thJs.
@s- The Tale of the above proper
ty is pofponed on account Of the wea
Their, till Thurlday next the Goth init
when it viii take place at o'clock
"a hoglheads retailing Mo!afes
u 40. Sugar, Of good quality
rs barrels Beef, Salem INFECTION
pipe ,Loadon Particular Madeira Wine
boxes Cotton Cs!ss
Z Jacks Saga
- do. Licoricc Root
B irrcs of Clover and herds Grafs Seed
A Quantity OF red Soal Leather, end
100 Shares Marine I1fuEsncs Stock,
For Sale, by
Benjamia Shreve,, jun,
: April a6, &
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-23

Cath, and the hiighef price given
for clean Linen and Cotton Rags, by
the Printer of this paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-23
MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1906.
Wantsd, at the Aims. HOME,

Two fnart Negro Wonsb, TO do the duty
OF Nurfes. None need apply but thoie
that are perfectly qualified, and can be pars'eu.
larry recommended for their CLEANLINESS, hone6yi
indnary, and 5briety.--sPply TO the Tsysee'
Of tie Poot, OF to
Mr.. BLUNT,
Mafe, IF Iaid HOME.
jcre ts. d3s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-23

J 1,rr'afiag, IN ITS Uarious branches,
"1 l'm'ly executed at this eEcs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-23
Phineas Janneys
Andrew Scholheld.

VI We have thought proper to.
pohpone the tale of the above Land
heretofore adverrifed for the 3lfs May,
as u"al the 18th Of June, when it will be
Peounvely fold. P. !. & A. S.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-23
I'UNIS CRAVEN.
Ra; ,;;aa reetiyta ~ the lat5a N,riO@ls a Rand
Jome aaDerfueaf Of
SPRING @ 0 0 Dis

c1o,o,,d. Mall Mullins La extra long ELK and
Diagonal laced and pequet KID loves
ditto Haoif a''
Our aasze. iapannea and ! York tanned do
bonsycomb do. Pic mic mits
Plain and fgured leno Mems gloves
r,an.f crane Adelphi cotton in Boxes
PIN ea,,hric ;aeon:t and Woods iupsrine cloths &
mall mullins eaihn,eFcs
Plain & colored hair sord- Narcotics "ahsodslhs
ed oaInttic . Nankeen6
india &c Britiih book npi- a. ans 20 HE i'nen
lin Shirting cotton
Do do hanskerch;efs Long iawrs
= emo wells Linen Car,bricks
lace cambria and tam ! Umbrellas r.
bored null ihawis Bandanpa handaefehias
Honey.con,b and imperial Plstliiae
s fatinet do. Dowlss
tJndrefed ginghams, ehihtE Creas
and caicees Tiebtanbtreh
Silk and cotton ehan,brays / Ofnaburghs and rolls
Italian Mantuas Battas,.
Ribands s Gurrahs and
Italian f.wing filk Selampoors.
Silk and cotton hoiery
FRESH TEAS.
OF hyperion qualify in imall Leadcn eaHitt era and
by the pound.
May g.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-23

Platter Paris q Lime-afloat.
loo tons Platter Paris,
20 calks Lime,
On board Brig Nary, Castais HoRl,
AND FOR SALE, BY
Ls@ralon & Foivle,
Nbo bqve eJo ,eetived BY l1id Brig, Sc60oacs
Dove, ard Pseket, .troaz Baltim0rt,
go boxes CoL Fiji
70 do. M uid and Dipt Candles
40 GO. Half Boxes Brown Soap
Bale Reeiboon Garrahs
5 7ssss Ayleo Il, A, s1 ,~s,,.s';ss;.
20 barrels n. E. Rum
. ca9s Bsljona GunpoWdef
10 cafes Fig Blue go.
In Slr:,
Pin: Beck and Pork
Ruilla aud Ravens Dark r..
Young Rylon and Hyfon Skin Teas
Muicovsdo Sugar
Caas Clares AID Madeira Wine
eco Boxes Mou'd and Dipt Caddles
20 DO. Chocolate, Sc. Sc. :.
May 81, d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-23
May s..
sIJBIIC SALE.

PuRsuANr to a deed of trua from
Isnes Bsanaor and Elizabeth bis wifs, dated
the ara Of February, 1905, for the PurFoie shc'e
by interSsd, viii be fold, on the pfeniie', 70
the bipbca biddas, fog cah, en- the 27th@ day OF
Ansut next Lo Of G a = w. fd ar.ei
II Zee, inches on sIle eat ilde OF water Htse' i
and l'so rect deep, aIuated between DUKE aaa
p,oce itreets, insic town Of Alexandra where
on. !, erected neat and eonveaicas Frame Dwell.
ling houie. j, ;, ssa
May rs. o''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-23

FOR SALE,
BY LEWIS D EBL 0 Is
Aths SroRE near Col RAMsAY's what
Jamaica Spirits. 9Th Proof-old,
and OF an excellent Favor
Old French Brandy 10 pipes
New Eagland Rum in haghsads, pipes and
barrels
Molsaes in hog!heais
Mould Candles, Of good quality
Cargo Beef, no. !, Mathematics infpetsion
Raiia Dick, OF a hyperion quality
Ravens Duck, light and ftout
German Gznabegs, and Gonny Bags
Marble Tile
A new Mahogany ssiss Board.
lure 70.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
Land for. Sale.

he subscriber offers for sale, $50 acres of
L that valuable traa of LAND, belonging to
tne late col Bernard Markham. dec. about three
miles above Manchester and lying upon he river
~nording several very convenient mill seats; this
tract possesses many advantages which would
se considerable to purchaser. 1t isnsw under
hign cultivation, inclosed in good feuee and
wen wateredi two thirds of the above traa is
covered with valuable timber, aud lies convent; .
|, ent either to the turnpike or river. The above
land II not disposed of privately, prior to the 1st
DAY OF May, will then be offered at public auc.
tion' onthe premises, in lots to suit purchasers
ANY person wishing to view it, will be shewn i,
Dy she subscriber, or in his absence by William
sowes residing thereon
George Markham.
December gath. 1905. w,lm,v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
Twenty Dollars Reward

Nv Ill be gwen Tor apprehen ding and bringing
home NED. who ran away The 2f,h ult
ne is AZ years old, about fee, high. very spare
made. bony &black, very ar,ful and insinuatirg
lie has always been accustomed t. Iabour in the
held, is OF no trades there are few men who can
out work him-carried of oniy his WORKING
clothes, whi,h wefe such as lahpriog slaves ye
morally wear. The above reward viii be given
iftaken up over 40 miles from home it between
20 and 40 ten, II under 90, Ave dollars will be
paid. by HENRY BELL
Buckingham. 10th March 1906 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18

1T mr. farm IN Chesterfield county. fou. miles
from Goodies aud Bevii's ridges. on Appomat
iox river. twenty five above Petersburg, che
same from Richmond, and fifteen from 4 melia
courthouse, & VIII be let to mares Oh the follow
ing terIns.
Fifty Dollars the season, by note, discharge
BILE al any time within it, b. The payment oftor
~, with one dollar 10 the groom.
IN every instzuCe, either note or the III one G
,nusr accompany The mares
BUZZ ARD IN point OF form, blood and per.
formanee. stands almost unrivai!sd, in this. or n,
other country and as foai get,er, the racing
calendars of England fully atlesS mis- celebriy
In 1888 he produced Oil the turf at Eswr,arkel
5 winners. In 1900 seven In 1901, fourteen
In 1902, sxeen. In 1908. twenty.one; and !;
1904, sixteen (total seventy nia=l and from what
nave seen of the shces calendar foi 1895 I think
his NUMBERS in the liz, OF winning horses, viii
exceed that of any o'her year
have in possession calendar of the 9 n
Of Noyen!bsr last, which conciaded the Houyh
ton meeting u, Nepnarket. IL contains h.rty
odd races eleven of when we're won bv Huz
yards stock; and in the same calendar, two oil
Them are advertised 10 cover at ten suineas a
mare, the next season.
BaEzaSd's stock are large and highly formed.
Popiajay is upwards of sixteen hands and is
said 20 be the most elegant horse in England.
Q9iz won the greas oakland stakes, aud a
ma,ch over lie Beacon course a miles and a
qUsrter) FOR 100 gnincas.
Good high and low land pastures, and every
attention paid TO mares sent, but no responsibi.
ity for accidents Mares will be fed on mode.
rate ter if required, for which the money must
be sent.
THOMAS BRUNCH.
~4sh January, 1870. w3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18

WYE have just received for Sale,
w 20 Bags best Green COFFEE,
20 Hhds MOLASSES,
$500 lbs CHEESE. =;
20 Boxes Cotton & Wool CARDS,
Hhds. Antigua RUM,
do Windward Island do
= do New England do.
~ Ticrccs Stone LIME,
80 Barrels HEARINGS, -
Casks fresh CLOVER SEED,
-. $50 Sacks SALT,
w h'ch we will sell low fer Cash, approved pa.
per, or Country Produce =
-, Shaitard e Lucke.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
VIRGINIA :
In the SUPERIOR Court Of Chancery, holden
in Richmond.

In the Suyherior Court of Chancerv. holden
in Richmond.
Robert ysassy. Appellant.
humphrey Edwards, Appellee. ]
'THI9l cause an appeal from a decree of the
county court of louisa, by which an iajunc.
zion TO the Judgment in the bin mentioned was
made perpetual and the defendants in the county
court were condemned TO pay the appellee his
costs, cams on the twelfth day of September in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight han.
cred aud five. to be heard on a transc, int of the
record Of proceedings of the said county court,
aYd WAS argued by counsel; on the considera-
tloa whereof, this court At this time no, Affirm.
Ing reversing the sa,d decree, dire6te,h one
of,ae commissioners to examine, state and settle
accounts between The appellant, Robert Yancey,
a~d .ho appellee, giving 10 the former credit
flrth deot aud costs recovered from the latter
By Thomas Johns on in the action at comr,sn
law mentioned in the bill, and report the ac-
counts the court. with any matters thought
pertinent by himself or required by the parties
70 b. specially stated.
A cspy-Teste,
p. TIyVSLEY, &C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
Mr.. JOHN JOUET7,

Mr.. JOHN JOUETT,
liz the STATE of kentucky.
SIR, an the third Monday In April next. AZ
~ Goochland courthouse, between the
hours often IN the forenoon and sun set. l shall
take the dePosi ions Of Col George Payne and
Capt. William Gay, and on the fourth Monday
in the same month, between the same hours of
the day, the deposition of Mr. VIM O Winston
OF Hanover, at his dwelling house--to be used as
evidence in my suit depending in Henrico county
court against YOU. Yours.
Thomas Miller.
March 10Th, 1906. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
Cbmniissioner,' Office,

GVTHI1ssfOHeTs OyICcI
Picemo,h, FEB. 90, 1906.
The parties concerned are desired to take no.
ti.e, that have appointed "Wednesday the TWEEN.
ty.srxth day of March next. for carrying into
sleet lhe within dscretal order, upon which day
their attendance is required At my Office. with
Their papers and accounts ready fer examination
aud settlement.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
LIND FOR S4LH.

The SUBSCRIBERS authorised to dis
pose of between two and three thousand a
ereS oil l. AND, situate in the couaty of Prince
george, and known by the name of OLD Town
on the following terms, to wit :--One fifth of
the purchase money TO be paid down, and the
balance IN four annual instruments, to carry in
terest from the time Of ssle--the payment
whereof must be secured by bond and mortgage
on the land. This land is distant from the
town OF Petersburg about II miles from lanes
river or miles, and about / ID from Mobiles
creek which is nsvigable for boats up to Pea.
ehy's mill. The soil is remarkably well adapt
ed to the culture Of corn, wheat and Tobacco,
and the greatest part of the tract is covered
with me timber. Il will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers, and will be shewn 10 any person
desiring to view it, by Mr. Drury Livesay, who
resides on It Prompt attention will be paid TO
any communication on the subjea, direaed TO
me s'oscfiber at Shirley, in Charles City eoun.
y,by post, 20 Granville mills w3m
PArHfsK HEEsarp, agent for Oh Carter
" shirley FEB 10, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
Fyty Dollars Reward.

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/! Nm Saturday the 9TH inst. a man:
" who calls himself BLUNT, and said he
was son OF Michael Blunt, ~ho some years ago
did, aud perhaps may now live in Hanover coun
y,came to my house and informed me that hi,
horse was strayed or stolen from him in Paris.
and ntTeated the loan of a horse. in or Ter. if
possible, to recover his own Yesterday hired
him dark grey horse. more grey about The head
than any where else. upwar>:s OF fourteen hands
high, long switch lail, PAGES trots and canters.
has hitch in his side when starting into a oace
very Perceivab!e. has bunch of whi,e name an
the top OF his neck oeeasioned BY the collar. six
years old last spring-haa with him 4 doube
skirsed saddle, and plain curb bride. IL. VIC
by promise to have returned the horse. &c Nh.
same day, but have seen nothing Of him SING.
AS near as can recollea, said Blum, is ab,u, S
feet inches high. pale complexion. thin v,saee,
grey eyes and dark hair; appears to be absut 80
or So years of age had on dYab eolored surtou,
swansdown vest, plan nankeen pxntaloons, half
boots and straw hat covered with black. the
Under part green will give the above reward
tor the recovery Of the horse, saddle and bride.
and conviction of the man, or ten dollars for the
horse and saddle alone
Philip Mallory.
Fauqnler county, near Oak Hill. D..
December 17th 1906. g"