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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY. Anril1n

- THURSDAY, April II.
nr CLARK from the committee anDointeJ q.
Tnqu,Ie INTO the conduct of Gideon Granger
ron Maiter General of the United States. and
10 report whether, in their opinion, he has e.
acted IN his capacity of Poft Matter CeneraI ~
~ lequlre the lnterPofitiou of the oouRitutionaI
power we OF the Houfe, made report.
me committee fate that they have found
,neH'elVes unable to make full enquire ;ntC,
me ofhcIal conduct of Mr.. Granyer ,nd
recommend pohponement of anv f,rthor
enquiry to the next FELTON,.
Ordered TO lie on the table.
re details oftbi5 days b,oeeediues in orr
MASSACHUSE7TS ELECTION,
For Goveruor.
Ntnety-ni7e ToqvnJ eile
Mr.. Strong, ,Aoo
Mr.. Sulli1,an, 49,
Majority, 177
I6e lame tozons laJR year gaze Mr.. Strong =
majority Of ass.
JUST PUBLISHED
from tie EN0u1RER-PRrss, and for fale at T. R1r-
cH1Es Book-Store-price rs cents:
HER MAN AND DOROTHEA.
n FOk1a-2fro1T The German of GoF4HE.
author OF the Sorrows of Werter.
1'0.Eafed BY rHos: hoLcRoFr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
COMMUNICATION

The following communication was received few
days ago from my friend Or. James Meafe Of PHI
Iadeipha. The particular attention paid by the DR..
to the fubjea of Hydrophobia, makes him the moi
proper perlon dleufs the merits of the remedies
re commended for its prevention & cure By nferting
it in the Enquirer, you will confer an obligation on
Your moi obedient fervant
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22

Delegates TO the emitting General A0em6ly.
CbeRrytfeH-Matthew Cheatham, 3. c. s,anard
Mo,fS"mb'rland-' John Miller, William Ball
"'S""s0"8-Vincent Redman, John VERIFY.
Nezv MtmLsrs.
ELLISON CURRIE, Efq is elected a Senator for
the dictrl6 competed of the counties of Iancafer
Richmond, and Northumberland.
~
MARRIED-on the 9th March laa a. Old
Town, New-Kent County, by the Rev. 9oba Sauu-
aerS' DR. EDMUND p. CRUMP, to the amiable and
al accomplished Miss JUD1rH WILK1NsoN, both
OF that County. '''
DIED-Greatly regretted. on Wednerd.v .ho
10Th init. Mrs. MARY R. RANDoLPu. xy;c. of
lhoMAs RANDOLPH, Efqr. OF Morven. after a lin
gering and mott painful illnefs which lhe endured
WIN the unlhaken fortitude Of ehrifiar.. To do
Ju,ree 10 she many excellencies, and MANY virtues
winch ever diftinguihed this aniabe adv in tbe Va,
rlous characters of dufuI daughter LOVING N.r a,
aheetionate partner, and fond mother would tranl.
cehd the feeble powers of the warmeft pan ecvriH.
Aias! Inc was matched from her numerous friends
ana weeping relatives in the prime of life and mer;
uiah oil domeitlc haPpines; Leaving one lovely che
Iuo to ourna loft "mamma " She refigned her breath
without groan, amidh that calm ierenitv which
conicious innocence alone bellows
So unaffected, 70 compofd mind
So hrm, yet loft, 70 flrong, yet 70 refn'd.
aeavn' as its PureR gold, by fortunes trvd
= ne faint iuitain'd it, but the woman died"
DIED, in London, OH the 10Th Of Deco-,,t,a- If
HENRY SAMPSON WooDrAtl. Frou;re aoed 81
years; who Tor 80 years conducted "7be pa5Gl MI
0s'fy@'" in which the celebrates Letters of To,i,,
were originally publiihed. |""'"'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22

ELLISON CuRRIE, Efq. is elected Senator for
the dieria competed Of the counties Of f,anc.asr
Richmond, and Northumberland.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
MASSACHUSETTS ELEcznov

Majority, 177
Tbe fame tozons laR rear ea4,e M, St.o.a
majority Of ass. '''''S ="
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-17
S + r D S,

Both IF English s. american g,o1pth.
The former imported shia fall Per the ihip Sds
terdel5, captain Wells, via Norfolk,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-17

6oth Of EagASh g american .gfo1pfh.
The former imported this isi per the ihtp S5s
terdsG, captain Wells, via Norfolk,
--amoag suh:tb ere
EARLY York C4bbage, Early Dwarf de. Early
Screw dc. Early SdgsrloaF do. Eaf!y Rattersea
do. Large ImpcFiai do. Large Sugarloat dc.
Laegr Fiat Dn.ch do. Rcd do. Green ard VI
low savoy do; 3nGtl Snrvut,, Green aul
Red Bogtco!e, ColliAove!, B,ocoii, &c. Aka,
Rye Graf. Luccrn, Burnett, Orchard Gra's,
Red Clover. Early Datch T,u nip, Early SEonc
DC. Hanover do. Yellow do. White Nociolk DO.
RAPE, Nav, Ccriander, Caraway, Dill, ~.
uifced Cansty Seed, Double yellow dyaci. tbs
Roots, Fire Duttam, Flower Of Mattasd, Sp II,
Peas, Garae;l RakcS, Hoes, Rezls and Lirt$,
Gsrica sheers ard be} r1;.ag Knives o. i;4nt-
qual,tityo Of llom21rdy Poplar ofall fzrs ard.
variety Of FIowcri1g Shrnts, sld Roots, or.
reaioaatie terms.
1Jio,
An elegant afortmcut OF cot and iain Cja'S,
China, ard Queens ware, Flower Pots Of ali
kinds.
lie lfkewife keeps Liquors, Groce-
,ies, Spices, Powder anu Shot, fig B!u:, Starch,
Barley. Rice, Soap, Candles, Salt Pqtre, Alum,
Peal An, Segars, belt Rappee Snuif, chewing
and fn,oaking Tobacco.
ADoJsr Sale,
TIE American Gardener, and Kenaedy's
Treatiie on Gardening.
February IT: diw. avian
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-17
PUBLIC SALE.
Holm WATTS,

Fairfax afeet, opPpiitc MIR. JoaN JAhSrY's, has
received via Baltimore,
Il H4adjeae ay15ttintif If
TALL G WINTER GOODS,
N5hici, he VII lril low C, cill, OF on faon cfed-
il, 20 pnottha cuhomeys.
Sapa'lns C.ots ana c eli ,nets.
Winner V=licseeu,
Patent Cord *nd retent Cord W7aiaeoa,ing,
Fancy Moiea.na and tiolcn,iaes,
Si:i. Pub AID VeIve,s,
S1a5ns six, Gwilt .n9 1!5c&d,
3.yn> a:.i J5e aanaa A@sii.l Cloa1s,
& meas White snt Black Silk Hose,
.I}o. 10. dB. c; ayes,
De. o.. SPIN 80.
ID. Y7rk Fan sn, Doe-:kih Go.
Ladies Wh,;= ard Biak !ofc,
d.. Extra long Silk Gloves arc Mitts,
Do. Go. WITH Leather & Riding Gloves,
Satsids, Lu:eNringsand PetGins,
Luieh.ing and Satin Ribbons.
Laces and Edgirgs,
London Hats.
Rcf- and Coli! Blankets,
Silk Rugs and Csddows,
Larpe;s ard Competing,
German Oiaahrigs,
Dow'saes and Be6ticking,
Silk and Cotton Suipendefs,
1apetia! and Young Hylon TeI,
+, Clover Seed and Seine Irvine, &c. &c.
on CT cod.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-17
T O B Z L f T,
FOR A TERM OF YEARS,

FOR a TERM OF YEARS,
N o u ~ t E Il G L E,
The beaniitu. CouNrRy,SEAT cf the late Lord
Fai,ta -ccntaiE.ns
4 TOUT :wo hundred and twenty. nine and
[ \ an,haIf acres of Land, bounded or oneG dc
by Hunting Creek. Ueon tic pFeml(cs th,re i:
every necefaiy convenience requiGte Tor the &C.
commodaiion of gensee family, viz. Marh.
or Haufr, Kitchen, Lapndty, Sm X Hcutc,
Stable and Csrriege Heuic, good Garden en-
ciofcd, &c. P.Ifirg ell tic advantage: CT
mot! diversified and exte',fge profTsd. heailh;neis
Of Gtu1,:on ani proximity 10 alexandra j.
uaG be ccnfdrssd as ore OF he m.n dsGsabI.
places OF ,ef5,ncc in lbs pat Of the country
apply 20 Hi1.G7 Heyb<,t, E.Q. Of his ,cwr.
or ,o,the ~ Ec!!oer near Patvxent ron- W olks,
Prince Georges county, Maryland.
John Carlyle Herbert.
January 10. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-17

London inperfnc Cloths Corded Ca'nbricks,
and CaIimetes, Lace Dc.
Benefits patent Cords, Rich Colorado and Il
De. W4i}coatines, cured India Mas'ins
SILKS, Molcikins, Flo India and Bsitiih Book
re!ltines, DO.
Imperial, clouded and Lace CAPS f Haneksr.
white MarieieS, chiefs,
Toilinetts, Snandowns, Extra Silk Gloves,
FlanneIs, rofe Blankets, PIC Mic M.tts.
Coatings, Plains. SILK Cord and BIttcns'
ker;cye, fiaIf,hicks, Camhrick Buttons,
Lambs Woo} ,Worsted, Artificial flowers ARD
Cotton and Silk RIO. Weaths,
fiery, CRrch te&tfe's,
Iyiih * Flanders Sheet. | Italian Mantaus,
ipes Fine India PsfhaEs,
Iriih Linens, Baftas, Mancodies,
Shifting Cotton, Dowsais, 1leiIienonfs'
Long Lawns, Oloabnrgs. Brown rolls
Linen Can,brtks, sc. &c.
Dimitics. Camb,ick do.
CO. He daily expeas an additional
e0ortment frau GOODS.
Oct. u. d'f
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-17
FalxlGx Couagg, to wit
J.nuary 10.

Fa5xfox Coaa@2, to wit:
JANUARY Court, 1906.
NE peEfons aIpo.n.ed to CIV the Public
4 Buildings and report TO Tx coars the re.
pans in thsir opinion wanting TO tee fame, and
whethcrAn their opinion it Is cxlcdicnt 10 build
an addition TO the cletk's cai:c, made rcpcrt--.
and the levera jaitices Of the peace Of this ccun-
" being !~mnoned to meet this day to r-cerv.
tie fad repot: Waercupon it is o,Jc:ed, that
THE f4d report De received and entered Of record,
ard that Charles Little, jams Wren, William
Payne, and Ffanc;s Adams, or Any hree, Sc ap
p,inted 70 let, to The cwc9 bladder, the build
lng Of 'he faid addition &c tn fi.e agreeable 20
the plan ana the reFails w4n.;rg IS aforelaid,
afd that hey do farsS;nsead the Suitd'ng and
rep ,iring OF the fame.
A Copy.
J'eA KS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-17
MONDAY, FEBRUARY ~, 1906.

Z NICHOLAS KINGSTON,
Refpe etfuy informs his Il ends and the public 10
general, that he hath removed his foe 70
king. ifreet, ncxt door 10 Mr.. Joi. Ib5snter's,
4ubtre btbatb far tate an exsegfOe e420rtmt0f
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-17
William Mcis, c. F. c.
February 10. OF

In conformity 70 the within order Of cou5t, We,
will, as The cou.,-houie oi tbs faid county, or,
MONDAY the y h irfsaat, let to che lowea
bidder.
- HE buil1iag Of shc addition 10 til; cl.rk's
4 cfice, and The repairs 10 be made on the
puoiic bai;,iin5s~-Ihs additiau 70 be hui!r Of
bricks AMI caY.ted WISH ilae; plan Of v hich
is lodged viii, Co!enci James 6>,e0, for the NJ
fpcSion Of ,s,fe wh9 win 10 become unaerta-
kes: he has ALTO mrmol4iaum Of nc repairs
thar are to be made 10 the other bu'liynqs.
Charles Little,
James Wren,
VIM. Payne.
febsualyS'o. DIT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-17
Sale by Auction,
On MONDAY.

CO MONbA1,
TIE r7tb Marco, az II o'cl2ck, zv;A Be /1'a az
ealR'e1. on tie pr<mJfts, ifJair, y MAJ, tie
ssst fair dag,
THAT very valuaei. PROPER TY, belong
ing 60 the ci}2tc Of the lete Abraham, Van Bio.
Der, Eta. called P.4RADISE, con,a,n"g s5or:
600 aces, sni ineioaiog the dwelling h2rie cad
l:ascovo,neass. a valuable Mia ana IL aafulte
asnce /; ahe.Waoie II good or,ier.
l'hs aboge p.opejfy is iitaated about one nile
ffom tI,c ;urepiks gate on the York road, and
ls.il De iold in lois 20 iais purckaic1s.
A liberal credit viii be given on coniidcfa-
DC par: OF this property, which may at any time
ts viewed On application TO Mr.. Aitialth, on
The prrmifes.
ANDREW VAN BIBBER,
WASHINGTON VAN BIBBER,
Tygfees.
Bait. Feb. IL, cotIsM dtI7M
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27

1 the earth the tribute Of the clouds the
sources have dried up In vain The indus
try of man struggled for time sgaina
the course of nature. In spite of the la
bors Of the Palmyreans and Of the Romsn
emperors in spite of The magnificent
aqoeduct, which even at this day encum-
bers the parched land, the destructive
dryness daily made more rapid progress,
and these regions, once the glory of A
STA, are now transformed iato f,iph,lul
deserts. Contrast with these images,
the aspect ofnew lands, where the hand ..
man has never imposed laws upon the ele
inen;s. In the vast Savanuahs OF Amsri
ca, the wafer covers AN immence roatinH
at soh, and seems disposed 10 clothe !; IN
ureiy. Forests Of boundltss exteu, bang
back upon the surface of the earth all ne
huid which has evaporateG fror1 il. fhe
breadth oil Flyers, he extent and mul,i3l;
cHy ct lakes and marshes, The exube
rance 1T vegetation, Offer at every ste D.
'he proof OF an enormous circulation bl
waters. An aspect more pleasing 10 the
eye Of civ'liZ d MAJ. IS tina, Of country
where indus ny has been guided by pru-
dence avidiiy restrained By an interes'
wisely consulted, where the breadth of
water courses has been always Tespect.
ed, and the preservation of large planta-
'io"s oil trees allied 10 the most extensive
agriculture the earth there enjoys an
astonishing fertility, AID nourishes an
,nnumerable population the circulation
OF wafer, constantly maintained IN mo.
de.a'e degree affeGis not The salubrity
OF the air, favors vegetation and the re
g"lATi;y OF he seasons, and gives 20 i;.ie
'of navigation the mos, prosperous aGli
vity."
After ,his interesting piGlure The. au.
thor concludes that wise government
cannot too much encourage the pIan,ali
ons ard rep.css the devaStaticns CT fo-
rests he offsts his wishes for the per-
feeling the interior navigation of he re.
public. by the establishment Of canals 81.
miiar to those of England. tE II is then,
says he, that France viii unite 10 the rich
sot art, which belong to the mos, civil.
zed ages, the treasures Of natu,e, which
seem 70 belong truly, only 10 the inGancy
pf The world
II is not for US TO decide, whether CT
iizen SolGerti has penetrated the secrets
o' nature but it msy be permiIedas to
say; that he has found thst OF rendering
,cience a,tFactve. The glow of his die.
ion dissipa es ne diyncss OF an abstract
subJscl. and we Fl d in his uanner ofpre
sering his Coz lectures, ard applying his
tacts. resemblance 10 the style OF ButTan,
oi which he has sometimes The richness.
and always the Cleacness.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27
FRoM The FASMER's MONITOR.
Printed in H,rkia.er .Ncp Y9,k Sia.e. }
CONSPiRACy!

Cor readers viii recorect a paragraph
IN the Monitor Of the 18Th ult. rela.Iye
to Certain publications in The Western
World, Ia new Keptuoky paper) concern
ing hostile association in that quarter.
Since that article appeared a variety OF
TACT and cmcums'antal proofs have been
adduced 10 shcw the existence and ob
Jccts ut the association besides povefno,
WILKINSON and Mr.. Brown, The no,cd spe
culator gen. Jonathan Dayton, 1T Ne,y
Jersey, and several other distinguishes
Characters, are implicated as principals il
'hr affair the editors (oue of whom, how
ever IS the famous Iohn EVood compiler
nj the suppressed History of AdArns's aj
mImSra'ion, and since editor &c a federal
paper IN Virgi"ia) of,he Western World
continue their investigation of the sub
J@cii unaved by the threats, and unres
t'aincd by attempts on the part Of The con
spirasnrs 10 assassiHaie Mr. Street, one cT
The EDITORS The whole business has as
sumed a very serious aspect. and excitcs
general attention, and We can entertain no
doubt but bat the ploI of The conspira,ors
IS deep laid and matured, embracing Oh
jeci' uniriendiy to the peace If no. To- The
ye'y existence THE general government.
Ns'ihsr can il be doubted that sub agents
are employed in df'trent parts of The
country TO further the views of the rriu.
cpals. II any man entertains doub. Of
this kind, LEI hin, read, as conneE,ed win
the subject The following
{MPoRTAE7' CcMxUHTcAqYox
BY gentleman Of undoubted ycr,city.
who resides in Onondaga cour,y, tie wr;
ser oI ihis was thee days since informed
that CoMFoRT TYLsR, ESD, forme,ly
clerk Of that couair, bad i.ot leil tha,
place, ON secret business, 10 manner tha.
at once exciied curiosity and suspicion.
Mr.. Tyler shortly before tins wen, Ia
n. York his circumstances were known
20 be embarrassed; hc was ,hcre arrested
Tor a considerable debt; when be cam,
homie AGAIN his appearance was enure,
new ard strange lie was q esscd and e
I pprd IN The mos, superb manrer wi,s
. waiter 10 aueud hjmi his do, on wh.cl
sc was arrested N New York has nee.
paid of by some unknown band. and j.,
! now had money in abundance in his PCS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27
yRoM 4aA NATIONAL iSsEL1lcENcsR.
COMMUNICATION.

Translation Of a reUiezu If a 7uork f,u6Gshed
r france 6y EVsEsIUs SALVER9T
e''fttied corycctnres nf.on the Cause or
me eipGrsm dinEnuf,on OF ute paterS
ntion our globe.
Many celebrated natural historians
have published systems or cosmogony /;
their heories, springing from lively i'm
aSina'lons, arc rather lngcnrus than true ;
we admire withoUs believing them. Love
OF me public good has conducted c,,izen
Euseb.us S.iveuI upon heir steps aided
with he Ugh; 81 expe rience, he ex Jams IN.
der the modestu.ie otconiectures, phsno-
menoothe mast interesting tor humanity -
Newton. says lac, thought hal tie mass Of
water spread over the giobe, uudrTgoes
progressive dimiuution this opinion Is
the result e obscrva IONS which are con
coHstan,ly renewed. In all tunes the sea
has left dry vast ila,s formerly covered
with waves, il, on the other hand. il has
oveillnwn new lands, lhase con3uests do
no, equal its losses: We daHy see many
s"uices disappear, and he beds Of rivers
diminish; Homer paints the Scam, nder
as efribe river whose angry waves ar
tested he lnpe,uous Achilles, aid wou.d
have overwhelmsd MN, If he had not
been succored by the gods aud the Sea.
mauder IS now oaiy a rvuieU ,lhe par
rail-l direction of rivers which b,tder
the course Of The river, prove tia, they
we're formerly bathed by ,neif waters I;
the enq'cer asks himself y hat i. the Gu
oil thu d,m.nDuon! Eusebus Saiverii TX
amines ail The bypOtheses hNbeuo fram-
cd to resolve ihis Interesting problem:
the water absorbed BY organized bodies,
then decomposed by the vegetation OF
plants, and the digestion Of animals; he
formation Of whlHpopls aud cayerrS ~ the
interior oi the earth; tie separation o..
the two principles of water in The Mmos
phere. fhs laot hypothesis, supper
ted b. The striking EXPERIMENTS Of mqdetn
chemistry furnishes me au,hor a occs
son OF EXPLAINING, 20 a rsw and very IN
genious manner, Che formation oil the Al.
rora B9f els; but none # ihese systems
app 10 him liacicEt, end n concludes,
'ha' Inc diGiinvuon og pa,sts Is only ap.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27
Herkinter, Stht. Tn, 1896.

Then let him read the following pa-s
graph, which mas been for three weeks in
cTculatcn.
=" Col. Aaron Durr, late vice. mr., s;5s,s-
"i we United States, passed ihro' Cham
oe'spufgh (Penn.) on the lI,h instant. on
mas way 10 The westward. T6ileon Gran.
ger said great h,me would appear in the
-es'ern Country before the nexi uresideo.
sol election. Is Mr. BUR- gone "a pre-
pare the fuel !''l-.4ufora.
linen let hm learn tha, our las, slyirss
rom N"olIez stated, that poy. W,Il,,nsnn
was dairy expected there from Urner
Louisiana, but that Bo one could Tor would,
discover the objea Of his visit.
Then leI il be recollss,ed th4f ccror.f
burF Is cons'desed IS the leader, and some
OF his most industrious adherents err in
o.hcc IN The western country: that Mr.
Wilkinson has the command of an ,be +,
states ifcops IN that Quarter: le, the
fh'ridfr'Ng Recommendations OF Mr.. Dave,
~ congress against hi political enemies
be remembered ie,i: also ile reroc,,,l,-r.
ca 'hat nearly II not all Of the princf,.Is
are ntHfary Characters; and then H., gs
teusct whether nndsr such circums,an.
ce', wish the unla,bomable genius O!
Burr TO devise aad direct every oasrn'on,
'na peace oil our country is not IN ieopar.
oy' Let the precise objeG ofthe ea,ef.
Prze be O! whatever nature, tits ceu,,o.
V not los the promotion OF the publis
wears tom every appearance a, present,
u Us plan dangerous n the extreme, and
which too mucn pains cannot b. bk-r IL
expose Should any cd our fticnjs know
or ieatn more Of th- operations of ,he :
gents so This quarter .hay are reauee.y
transmit 10 iar publication. "a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27
Charlotte Court, 5th Aug. 1906.

'I iOltC Court, 5tn aug. I0UO.
Alexander Garden, plaintiff
against { In C5afceyv.
Stephen Bedford, defendant,
re defendant Bedford, n>t having entered
ms appearance according to the az of As,
sen'b!y and the rules of this court and !, appear
ing to he satisfaction Of he court. tina, he is
not an inhabstant Of this state ;--Ou the motion
OF the Plaintiff by his attorney. z, is ordered mat
he appear here on the first day of November
60a't next, aud give security Tor performing the
decree OF the court; that copy of this rider be
ihserted IN one OF the Virginia Gszestes. for two
months suceessiveIy and posted II he font door
OF the court house of the said county
a copy. teste,
Thos. Read e r r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27
IIenrY BeIl.
TO RENT,

Bocl.ingh,m, Aug. s, 1906. Cwt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27
We haze lately recei0ed,
FOR SATE


~ bids. sugar Is boxes cotton & WOOL
81 bb.s. DO. cards do
3S00ibs. green coffee tons CASTINGS assert.
10 hhds Antigua rum ed, viz. pots, ovens
% Windward Island s<ilers, spiders, and
do irons teakettes and
IL hhas' ~ L. run Wagon boxes y
ISbbis do do $50 sacks salt
= hhds. mo'asses 100 bbls Gu. herrings
casks Malaga wine so do whole do
90 ,erces & DE. whisky Is do shai
Apipes apple brandy 4OIbs Spanish indigo
is bbs 90 do IS lbs nu,r,ers
Il crates Liverpool 100 pr mems fine shoes
SYare assorted so do coarse do
~ do stone do i5o0 lbs G,aubcr salts,
{ Ne haze also on hand,
Ton loaf sugar.
Gerrnan, Craw,cy and Tanners < Linseed o,,
= blis'erd Steel Nova Scotia grind
Race aground, ginger Stones
Pepper Ground piaisssr in bb,.
Alspce Good manufactured to-
FF & F powder bncco by the ker for
Shot, asscrisd sizes RETAILING
French brandy ( Tar
Flee Wec5ing hoes
Cheese Nests woodware
Wrought and utnaiis, Bed cords. leading lines
assorted sizes aud twine
Snuff Necklace
Glass ware, VIZ IL II. Stone Jugs. butter pots,
iumolers and fecan- chamber pots. wash
tiers. assorted sizes basons bake mans
Hats churns-Ssc. &c &c.
e daily expect TO receive, q quandty OF Sherry
Wine, Window Glass. Coper;bs ana Alum, all
OF which articles. we viii sell a u small aSvance
for cash. approved parer or country produce
Shapard & Lucke.
Richmond, MAJ 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27
Thos. Read, c. c. c.
FOR BALE.
4 GREEABLE to the will of Tho

n GREEABLE to the will Of l ho-
i n. mas Peasants, dec. of Gooclhand.
Ihe.folzo1oiHg parcels of Land;
About coo acres 'ying<on the head waters Of
Cary creek in the courty OF Fluvanns; 527
acres lying on each side Lit'e Michunk creek.
in said county: abou, 200 acres in the county of
Goochland on che Bird creek; 227 in SAID coun
~, on Senitoe creek. adjoining The ground on
which the Friends Meeting house stands and
70 acres wood land, on The same creek. litde
detached from the last mentioned 1t ia thought
unnecessary 10 say any thing of the quality Of
the land The payments will be made easy on
receiving irdisru,abie security.
VIM. II. Peasants, Ex'or.
September q 1896 w6r