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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-06

I'D essSi who are 10 hem him
ns = Ts- q ,hrse great armies" we are
"a! M - wit: the Austro. Russian, the
,0ld; :. : ,ru,v, and the army of the Arch
like Charles. -, ~. ...u,,
qua =. 20 the Prussian army, 9 30 mas rsaAy
~ ~ there 10 Asgsreau ready to meet
sarsA saba or Bavaria, or TO follow him
y y aossmia, fit marches towards Ma
'sw position. Augereaa has $4,000
f0l'O ..e his army. from It's nearness TO
S ass,. :. easily augmented. Tbs arch.
sr ~, where 10 he: The last VIC heard of
eu1' -. 10 Croatia, mars than 400 miles
an :. scene Of action betwees Napoleon
'l0I, = antagonists. ae was thsa hyisg
auu Mas,ena; and, if the archduks has,
'ls; reported, 10000 men, hozv manv
q ). 5, bu,sner hsue? The arckduke
1a IN come upon the back of Bonaparse
W. ...u,b Eenna.a Thso' -Vienna! they
49, .,sd. These writer's are mad. Mas
..s,. the pursuer Of the arshduks, was,
' nm ". last heard of him, between TIE
va ..ssd.ke and Eienna! There too was
N,,mon, and his division. (" Gu, off,"
wby Bouaparte had, in the army of Mas,
..,.ud in she division of Msrmoas and
NJ hundred thousand men within Sc
49, - d,y. saarch of the spot whers the last
s,,A. was fought, and be was complete,
- ,ar civil ruler, of all the country b.
,s,.o birr 400 them. By what or by
ssou il he cat off? He is only about SO
M. !. the north ct the Danube, aud. to
n. ,outh Of the Danube westward from
Hungry, there is not Que inch of terrific.
y vron the continent of Europa, OF which
.ssjs not master. If | wefeto hear that
/. hsdrecoiIsd as far as Vienna, 4 should
be very much, and, indeed, very agrsea.
lbly surprised: but. ! should not thence
derive much hope ST his 6nal failure. he
mus, siap smesehsrs.
Itis ridioaoosly unreasonable not to al.
low him 70 abe victorious until he has
haunted the raemy quite OUT of the werld,
ani if i, would be adisgrace to him to
AL back upon Vieana what 6, this
cine must be the reputation of his enemy !
thy fell back upon tVienna, and they
Quilted j, much more readily than, fear
he will. A, Vienna, he woald indeed sec
800 miles dlseaace ketwsea him & France,
but he would 10 the whole ,6vs hundred
miles, see no. single hostile fortress or
battalion 10 hls way. The iercci,us gen.
teman of the Courier must excuse me:
tor this isrsally the lighsin which | zee the
rtsa'ion of BsEaparss. i see him with
10000 soldiers, real soldiers, not upon
paper like my lord Castlereagh's army, but
nthe keld, actually fighting or marching,
and do not see thar his enenies all put
together have 50 many. We hear talk Of
them before the battles indeed, but VS. do
aossse them inshe battles.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-06

they took three boxes Of goods valued 4 abouf
1900 dollars, the mott Of the light article. be-
longing TO the refsl, and complicated their Mira.
cy 6y robbing the officers and crew OF great
Pars OF their clothing; and then very gensroully
p'ioted Us TO Tea, for the confederation of one
Joe. -
a London paragraph Of the 18th December,
takes the following notice of the armament nm.
der Sir Home Popham and Sir David Baird.
which we have before fa,cd upon information
received from Barbados, 70 be at Buenos A, res,
NasfoK Herald.
The armament under Sir David Baird and
Sir Home Popham, failed from Madeira on the
80 October. 1t conGeed 0; ax fail OF the line,
two SOS. four srigates, TWO Aoops, and TWO
cutters, in all rs fail ofking' ihips; and with
India fhips and 1ranlporss, they amounted TO ITO
fail, having 5000 troops on board. Th.y ex.
Peesed to be Joined by 1000 more at Madeira,
bdt nothing having arrived the commanders would
not wait for them. A cifcum&apce which has
given rife TO much curioGty, occurred at Ma
deira-- They took on board a number of mules
and at the fame time took in forage for only so
Gays coafumption. 1t has been though, unlike
lyth,t they would have taken m,9es on beard,
il their definatioe had been the Cage, or that
they would have taken froyii.ons Tor 20 flors a
time Conjecture ia therefore Il ,a,, and il is
though pro5abie that South America is the OBJ
jet; bur againa the idea il the employment Of
20 many indiamen, which are full of troops.P
From RE NerD 9'erk MeYfdatfle Hdv<yt1t,.
Tbs editsr OF the Sheffield IRIS. ,(wnem WI.
have the Plesfuse OF clafing amonga our trefds)
announces to Us the death OF III. late gallant
NRLsoN, in Rye 70 eMuif,rly beautiful that
VIC Cannot refif the impuie wefee to'giyc 1t 10
our readers: " Intelligence aF mott glorious
event, accompanied By titiags ct eaismlry. liikc
the angels Of Mercy and Afa,ction travelling TO-
gceher) has arrived on or flores; and awakened
the public miad from the agony OF dclpondence
to a tumult Of miRglcd emotions; iarfow and
joys mourning and triumph. TOn the In of la&
uonth (Oaober) while the cowardiy and incapa
bic Mack was furrendesing hiafelf, alive into
the hands of Bonapsrtc, the noble and lamcnted
Lord Nelson once more and FOR the Taft tune,
fought and conquered the united foe. of bis.
country; but he fell ia the meridian Of victory
land in one moment became immortal in beth
worlds His career Of feryices lad been lcna !.
hur il was only in the mida Of the lat war thai
he burt upon che eye of the public as umins.
~ of the hta magnitude. AT the battle of "A
bcukir be role like the .un in thc esa; and like
the fon COO, after fummer's DAY eff glory, Nc
tet in the wes, at the battle of Trafalgar, lcav.
ing the occsn-in b!az- as hewen, dove, and
in dafkneis when he had defended ,In ages 80
come, when the franger whs Wits orr iilano.
fhail enquire for the monument of NELSON, tn.
anfwer win be-" Behold HIS COUNTRY, WHICH,
he Eayed!''
COMMUNICATION.
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.Oflceof the Mutual [nfurance
Company
Against Fire On Gooas and furniture.

"A general meeting of the members Of The
K " Mutual daiurance Company aeant tire
or Goods and Furururc in The fase of l,ginie,
held by adjournment, at he Grpersl Cfi e Of
'Iniu;ance ~ thc ci,y oil Rilhmond, F, OiusIy
an; 1906
MIR. Nc;ll M Coall was eIscsd Pr d.!ent.
. sano. +. f 5sa,sl. Director. for The
Geo. ,G,seaI,sx, j m no
Mr.. Robcrt Birchett, Director for the diff
tria of'Pets tlburg.
William Vaughan, d.. Norfolk.
Robert Walker, do. fredericksburg.
Samuel Craig, do. Alexandra. q.
Adam Douglas, DO. WncheAer.
JACOB Sweop, do. Stsuntcn.
VIM. H. FIgzwHYLsoEN, Principal Agent!
Wa. iPs!cE, esther General.
Est,sd from tbe Srofs<amgs sfske General
Meeting,
{" Any fubfcribe,, or raember, Of this Com.
pany, may hereafter Withdraw hi. inlurance, in
par;, OF the whole by giving notice, in writing,
agned by him, and acknowledged Pchonaliy te-
fore the PRINCIPAL ASSN, or duly attefed
and certified under the hand Of 2 1agihrata and
on payment of one quota, if one or more quotas .
be due and payable BY him, att..hat time, and hs
fhzl hehc.forw ard be exoneratcd from any further
paymeM, or demands for loGes incurred after fun.
let of the day when the faid wr tten aotce lhal
have been lett with the PKINsr sAl AGENT, and
the qaota paid, bur not from asy payment, or
demand. son account Of idEes incurred bcfofe sun
fet Of the day when iuch notice fhall bave teen
dep0fted az before mentioned, and bis inluEanee
hali ceafc from that .period, ard i; lhsjl DC the
duty of tie Principal Agent to give hiafa sefsi-
dcstei of dicbarge."
:" RESOLVED, That che ;prsfideut and Direct
ors be requeRed totuiend tor the present, she
collection OF more than one quota and TO give in-
frnetions accordingly, 10 their agents and a,ttr-
>nie., taking due care that their inhruction hali
rot prevent the recovery Of one quota, under
tees that may already be given to members in
,auear."
Is RssouyEe, also, That on the payment Of
negaota the Pesfon paying may have the benefit
OF this inlafanec.D
The following is an extraa from ,hc records
of the proceedings of the Board of Direaoss,
viz:
!" RssoLyED, That no Perfcn fhall be confi.
dered as liable TO pay, either The quo.a which be-
came payable on thefre day of Otaokeg sigh-
teen hundred and four, or that which oecsme
payable on the hra day Of October, etgbtsen
hundred and five, except fuch as were, 20
ali intents and pu7poles, injured before tho FIRE
which happened, in Norfolk, on I'D day OF Fc-
truary eighteen hundred and foui- tbatis, ttcic
who paid their premiums previOuly TO the faid
fire."
VIM. H. FaTzwAYIsoKN, P. Ag<at.
Feb. IS. law3w
y, an
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FRESH ORANGES.


Jya reeeived, FER the jshooner FAIR A.
MEXICAN, from Aaalgua,
Frefh Oranges of hyperion quality,
Di1o Enghih Walnuts, OF DO. do.
Ditto Shel.Barks
Raifns,
Cocoa Nuts.
Swee, Cider, by the barrel,
Picked Salmon, by the keg.
ALSO ON HAND,
Candies by the bsx,
Pork in barrels,
Flax,
C,d6fh.
A quantity of POTATOES and CHEESE, AMI
GROCERIES as nfual.
Thomas Simms.
February ~. eo71
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The following anecdote Of D.. Jobafon has
efesped all his biographers.-- a p-rfon was
fhewing the Doctor the cattle Of Ed;ngbusgh,
he mentioned TO him tradition that iome pa,t
of it had been 6anding three hundred years be-
fore the birth of ChriR. IS Much faith re-
piled the Doctor in his ufEal manner, is due
TO tradition; and thar part Of the building which
was fanding at 70 early a period, mua undoubt.
edly have been the rock upon which il was
built.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-23
FOR SALE.
WOODBURY. MILLS.

Lately built of brick and stone, SO by AZ feet,
three stories high. with durable stone dam. two
pair Burr and one pair Cologne stones with ele
vators. screens. boiling cloths. &c. on the most
approved construeaion and now in complete order
for business; situated on a constant stream. in
the midst of a delightful wheat country, in the
county of Pswhalan, only one and half miles
from James river, and 23 miles above Richmond
To the mill will be ATTACHED LOT of about 100
acres land, en- which stands commolious two
sto,: dwelling house and other necessary Offices,
handsomely enclosed, under post and rail fence.
with garden paiied in. all new. being lately fin.
ished; a csopers and biacksmith's shop. miller
house, houses for the accommodation of the
workmen. and excellent water very convenient
for all purposes. Terms of sale made known by
Thomas Wilson, Esq Richmond; or. by the
eubscriL;r near the premi es.
THOMAS HARRIS Jun.
Powhatan city, May 10, 1906. (ep3w&wtf
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years old, lord HamiIton's chi h BIZ
Walnus sir Th. Cascoign-'s Maid
of the Mill, & Jh. Robinson's b
Abraham NewlaAd, now called Cock
Fighter. On Thursday the Soth fol-
lowing, he also won the stand plate of
so gsfor 4 year olds, beating lord A.
Hamilton's b c By Spadille, fIr Gar
forth's mare Caroline, years old,
lord Belhaven's oh h Master Ro-
bert, 6 years old, Mr. Wentworth's
Barnaby, and MIR ]. Anson's CIR h
Little Scott, years old see calen.
dar for 1899.
In June, 500 (GuilforI the Prince
of Wales owned him and won the
kings plate for 4 year olds, of 100 ps ;
10 st 4 lbs q mile heats, and beat.
lord Donegall's b h by Potso's !; see,
Calendar for 1900, page SIS.
Winchester, July 8. His maiesty's.
plate of 1oogswas run for and won by
Knowsley, heating lord Donegall's b h,
by Potso's, years old, ana sir F. z.
veins b h Asparagus, years DID,.
six to four on Knowsley.
Lewes, August 12, 1900. The kings
plate of 100 gs a mile heats, was won
by Knowsley, beating lord Donegall's.
che Fugleman, to on Knowsley.
Thursday following he won subscrip-
ton OF 10 SIS each, beating Mr. Du-
rand's Bellissima and Mr. Ladbrook's,
Humbug; see Calendar for 1907
78 and 70.
Litchheld, on Thursday, September
., ne won the kings plate of 100 gs 8.
mile heats, for S year olds, carrying
stone z pounds, beating MIR Heming's
n Ploro; ten to cue on Knowsley.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-23

'THE copartuership of Samuel Shelton e ca.
is this day dissolved BY mutual consent those
VINO have claims against said concern, will apply
TO Samuel Shelton, for their ADJUSTMENT ard all
thsse Indebted to said concern. are earnestly re
quested to make immediate paj nsnt TO him, or
those he may aushorise to receive the same, as
no faither indulgence can be given.
Sapl. Shelton.
John Staples.
Jas. Walker, adm. for
William Walker, dec.
Warren. May /, 1906. On
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Manchester Turnpike Company.

a L a meeting of a board of di.
A reetors, on the ION of May. 1906.
Resoieed. That the Stockholders be REQUIRED
10 pay ino the hands of the treasurer, the further
sum OF four dollars on each share. On or before
ihe l4h of June next.
Fes'.pea. That the clerk be instructed to call
meeting OF Stockholders. to be held at Mr.
Hfooks's tavern. on Saturday the 14,h June next
tor The purpose of deciding on business of :onse.
querce 10 the company.
ExtraA from the minutes.
James Brander, Cpk.
May 18th, 1906. tdm
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FlitY Dollars Reward

Rur away from the subs rib.r near BeyiI's
=. bridge, in Chesterfsld county. on February
the 5th, 1906, a very notable feilow-fIe is about
i've feet FIVE or six inches high, very knock.
kneed, has uncommon large feet,s scar on his
noSe. Is very good blacksmith, and his name
IS DANlEL-He wore away negro c;tfon
pair OF bTeeches and waIs,coat - Whoever will
lodge him in any jail SO that get him. or will
oF'ng him 10 me, shall receive the above reward,
and all reasonable charges paid.
wsw Samuel Wilkinson.
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We haze lately received,
FOR SALE,

l. On OALC,
mas. sugar Is boxes cotton. x wool
U bols. do. cards do,
oOo'bs green coffee 4 tons castings assort.
y hhds Antigua rum ed, viz. pots, ovens,
DO. Windward Island skillets, spiders, and.
do irons. teakettles and
4 hhds. N. E. rum Wagon boxes
4 bills. do do $50 sacks salr
y hhds moiasses 100 bbls cut behring's
easks Malaga wine 80 dowho.e do
- lierces & bis. whisky Is do shad
plpes apple brandy lao lbs Spanish indigo
. oo;s do do IS lbs nu,niegs
. crates Liverpool !.lO0 pr mems fine shoes
ware assorted so do coarse do
" 10 stone do 500 lbs Glauber salts
ne haze also ON hand
Iron tI.oaf suror
German. Crawley and Tanners 5. Linseed OIL
Bhsserd Steel Nova Scotia grind
Race y ground ginger stones
Pepper Ground plaster in hills
Alspice Good manufaou-ed 70.
IF s. r powder bacco by the kcsr for
Shot, assorted sizes retailing
French bsan1y Tar
Niee Wedding hoes
CnSese Nests woodward
wrought and out nails, Bed cords. leading lines
assorted sizes and swine
Snuff Necklace
lass ware VIZ LIZ pit Stone jugs, butter pots,
turnblcrs and decan- cha,nber pots. wash
ters' assorted sizes hasons, bake pans,
Hats churps Re- Nc Nc
w DAIRY eSpeato receive. quansity of Sherry
Wine. Window Glass Ccperass and Alum, ali
at which articles we will sell a, \ small advance
for cash, approved paper or country produce.
Shapard < Lucke.
Richmond, May 8, 1906
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Marshsl's Sale,

rV%O be SOLD, for ready money,
4 under decree cf the Court of the United
States for the fifth Circuit in the Virginia Dis
iriss' between Phnea, Bond, attorney for the
creditors Of EZEKIEL Edwards, plaintiff. and Ia.
pld Ross and Others. defendants, in orde" TO
raise The s1sn Of 1850 dollars 81 cents due and
payable the first day of January last. thar valu.
able aad well known estate, in the cCanty Of
Bctstours, called FORT LEWIS.
The sale viii be made on the premises. onthe
9Th day of Jun. next.
BEN MOS2Y, ID. NJ. for
JOS. SCOTT, NJ. v. ID.
April is. 1906. ids
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CERTIFICATES.

We, WHOSE names are hereunto sub.
scribed, do certify that we have bred
colts from Knowsley, Cor seen of his
Set,) that they are Of fine size and
form, and from their present appear
ance bid fair TO make capital horses.
either for the turf or any otherserv;ca.
We also believe him to be as sure a
toad getter.as any horse in the state.
Given under our hands, &c. January,
1905.
Jchn Coles, sr. Walter Coles, Miles
Se!den, sr. NIiles Selden, jr. Joha
Edloe, Z. P. Chamberlayne, Iokn
Roane, jr. c. Harrison, I. Minge,
George w. H. Minge, Major
Wilcox, George Cooke, lanes
Stewart, John Christian, Hamlin
Wilcox, William Southall, John
Colgin.
L do certify that in the spring, 1908
L saw and took particular notice of a
number of colts which were in pas
ture where the imported Sterling then
stood--.a considerable proportion of
them by Unprecedented, among which
were several of Knowsley's, and tho'e
them equal if not preferable to any that
were there. Given under my hand. &c.
BRIGHTBERRY BROWN.
hf6smarie, CANARY 1, 1905.
hereby certify that have a G,lv.
two years old this spring, cot by the
imported horse Knowsley, out Of Ca
iyPso, and think her equal to any colt
ever have had foaled, or indeed ever
seen in this country. Given under NV
hand, this 5th day of May, 1905.
JOHN TAYLOE, Mount Airv
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advertisement.

II consequence Of resolution of
Il the Genera! Assembly, passed ut
their late session, l am il. tructed by
the Executive TO make enquiry res
pecting the situation Of all Ordnance
and Military Stores, belonging to the
state (not including those in the SER
vice of the United .tates or of this
State) and make report thereof to the
Governor.
In obedience to this instruction, and
as the most probable mean of effect
ing the object contemplated by the Ex-
ecutive, l have thought proper thus
publicly to request of such of the citi-
zcns of the commonwealth as may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight of
any cannon or other ordnance, and
inuskets cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in immediate use, to
communicate a particular report there
ITO me is soon'as convenient.
4 ~ SAMUEL COLEMAN,
Cleri 10 tLe E,<eeui;ve.
Richmond, Feb. 7, 1906. (tO
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X 4 N o Y n L.
TAOCT. WILSON has remove,

NIL WlLOON mas removed
~ from the Bell Tavern to the Brick House
opposite the stores of Messrs. ] & Il. Garhle
and Mr.. Neil 'ConlI, and the Cd door beIovv
the corner Formed by the main street and the
cross street leading from Col Mayo's bridge
In addition to his former stock, he has Just re-
eeived considerable supply Of Arrrcles in the
Apotheoary line, al Of which are offered for
sale at reduced prices.
IL is his intention to devote great share of
his attention personally to his shop.
Orders from Merchants, Physicians and q.
theirs, will be faithfully attended to --FamiIiss
can be supplied with Medicines OF every kind,
aecon Pah'ed with proper inTtIuetions as to their
mode Of exhibition.
Richmond Ian 23th. 1906 e~,e
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Geo. Watt

Geo. Watt
" AS remot Cd from the store he Formerly oe
J. ! cuPied roa brick house on the cross street
leading from the nrain street TO Shockos ware
house, where ne has hand and offers TO dis
pose Of on nfoderateterms, b, zholesaie,
The following 4,tisles, Siz:
Loaf and Muscovsdo Sugars,
N. England. w island, and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac, Barcelona and Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of superior quality,
Mo!asses, Ginger and rig Blue,
Young Hysoh and Imperial Tea,
500 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
+! E,3fcIt Shot, assorted sizes-And
The teaaince: of his STOCK - o. ouu,is
consisting principally of articles suited to the
present and approaching season, which he will.
either sell on credi, IF 8, 6 and months, for
aotes negotiable at tie Bank Of Virginia, with
eadorsers, or barter for Tobacco.
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond. I'D NJ oh, 1905.
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W. Baskeryill.

Meckicnburg County, March GUAR
terry Court, 1906.
Thomas rtitehett, stf,o
Ayoirst r.
John Bawmsn William French, Andrew .
Buchanan, George Buchanan, James y
Hopkrk, Ronald Crawford and Iohn =
M Kee. chizcns of the kingdom of -
vIeSt briraiu, and snr,i~,.,s pass,.srs of :.
Alexander Sriers. John La man, George =
Crawford, William French, Andrew Bu. q a
chanan, Geo, &c buchanan. ThomA. Hon g
t;iik, James Hopki,k, Ronald Crawford. ] =
John ~ 'kee and Andrew Johnson, late .
merchants and partners aaing Under the s
hrm of Alexander Spiers, Joan Baw-1 Z
man & Co der,.
me defendants NOT having entered their an.
pe'-rance and given security according 10 the
aet ot assembly and the rules oe this court. snd
1t apresrng to the ss,isfaaon of the court ,b,,
,thcy are not inhabitants OF his commonwealth.
On the motion # the plaintiff Ivy his coun,e,
III IS oydc7cf, that the said de ndants do anne,,
hs'e on tic second Monday in July next and
answer the bill OF the plaintiff; and that conv
OF ;his order be fcrN'i'h inserted in some no,g.
psper in Richmond OF Pe,ersbusg for two non,h.
successfully, and posted at the from, door of ,hs
sourrbouec ct this county.
Copy,
John Do@tah, d. c. m. c,
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Mecklenburg County, March Guar
terly Court, 1906.

y
terly Court, 1906.
John Wilson, soa of Lemuel, pltf0
dyainss
Richard II. Walker. admir- &c. of Thomas ~
Vaughan. dso'd, who was admir- debonis Z
nov of Thomas Heard, deed, William q
Gill. admir-. &c of Wsgstaff Maynard. 2
decd, Robert Saunders and Susanna his Z =
wife, Henry Chandler and his S
wife, Edmund Hoard, James oord. les. q
Sc Hosrd, William Hoard and John =
Hoard, children and lega,ees of Thomas
Hoard, decd defts
THE def. Edmund Hoard, not having en,c,sd
his apsea, ance and given security according
TO the at 81 assembly and the rules of this co,,t
and IL appearing 10 the satisfaction of the eo,,,t
that he is not al inhabitant of this common.
wsplih: On the motion of the plaintiff by his
counsel. II is sydeyAd, tnzr the .aid defendan,do
appear here on the second Monday i'm Jujv rex,
AID answer the bill of ,iis plaintiff; and fha, a
sopy OF ths Older he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper in Richmond or Petersubrg for two
r,oaifS aucoessively. and posted 1t the front
door OF the courthouse OF tiis county.
Copy,
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Advertis

VI tIcOIfIOIIIs
HAvINo rented Tenement near the pnnt
formerly occupied by Mr. John r. Shields
l have thought proper TO open an
Entertaining, Boarding & Coffee
House,
Where any nuaI5er of gon,lsnsn fnot excesd;S,,
twenty may be accommodated. A good sfable
forage, and every attention paid TO render sa,,s,
faction to generous customer by
STEPHEN w. CRAY.
Richmond, April ~. 1906. w,f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-23
VIM. Fl. cABELL.

John Tramble was convicted Of Horse Stealing
before the Distritl Court of w ashington, in the
spring Of 1905, and septenced to five years and
Eve months Confinement He was born in Ma
'yand rs fee, 1-2 inches high Is years
old fir complexion light hairs grey eyes {;
has niche in his left ear scars in his forehead.
and IS a shoemaker by trade.
Isaac Harris was ccnviaed Of larceny before
the DStna Court Of Monongalia in the sprinV
Of 1905, and sen,enced totwo years confinement,
He was born IN the county Of Wood. in this
state, IS hve feet nine inches high. 10 years old,
swarthy complexion, dark hair and halle eyes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-23

rE?HE. subscriber is particularly
n requested by Messrs. hbbots & Steward,
{soccosto,s TO Issac w Morris of Philadelphia.
III tie Brewing brsIness) to make known to
the citizens Of Richmond. and the public gene
.aAy. that they mean tcikeep him supplied f,on
time 10 ,une, with safcien, quantities Of
PORTER AND BE Err
From, their Die.yery, TO answer the consumption
of'Richmond ami the county trading herewith.
The suhsSSibsr can say ~ih conhdsncs that
jsJgipg fro TIC sample heretofore received, that
bo,h fhe porlef and besris of superior qas'ity,
& will be sold as lowas !, can be had in Phiadtl.
phia. Orders fros, she country will be properly
attended, TO. ~
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
April 18th, 1905 9w