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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-07
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soon aftsf tSs hools ma, Mr.. ] Rsn.
d0lph ssid " bad 4 modem y make
which re4uired Ne kilIcfies 70 he cleefcd.
The Esllerics wcr} cleared and tou<i-
nned 10 for about twS ho,ft die doors
were then opened, m ! written message
from he President Oh u. States vas
presented 81 Mr.. eol<s.
i being psrtly Of ! public, and partly
Of plivafe nature, the eslIeries we're -
gain cleared fcr 1 short zine, while the.
latter part Vas read. The doors being
opened, the former part II he messsge
relative 20 British agk ressions On neutral
rights, was read. The message contains
= copy a. = Jetkef tfa6smikttd by the Be-
cretazy IF State ii MI. Monfoc, dated
April 4, fsO5, on tie impressment Of
Amcrican seamen and the copy az !
lettef from ne Secretary 10 Mr.. Monroe,
datet April IL, 1905 ,on the doctrine late
u ct Up by Britain, relative q neutral
trade. Besides these papers, the mes.
sane encIosed memorials from the mer.
chants of New. York, of ,Newbnry
rost 6 r Z aso e s s,nas.s !.
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he nessage 70 : comnitfec Of Tie whole
o. he state of the union.
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4 5. The Building II King Street.
called Dnncsn's Stone Households tolet.
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/ ~. 4. q q ~ - s. *. - !
M. 6re<t ifon lie eomm;,'.. s. ~
public E9ds M ntepors d ne ne ne.
mortal Il he dir' ctors and arcntS e IL
Ohio eenpepH The report stntea tknk
since 90 Ie<f q he memorial lcf;slA.
i've prpgi1ion !, been mad. for I'll ,ke
phicc<e e<crft 81 This 4 tkaf : rrnnt
may b made q Z Of sehools, 81 ( lof
of land twenty 1iles sqnare Il lieu
q thci existi1g appropriation of land.
Ne yport con<h BE- with ) rcsoinliou
that ths prey4 q HE memoriaL - iar
asfels1', q e plication 81 ( iot sc
l.nd e g ~. kkhof -. -.
Ihs hepss sousu.sssi ssrertuish.
o1t division.
Nj. 9. w. Campbell pre sentcd 7 ~
ton from Z number of titixhnn 81 ne
Illinois country, indie eountiek IA.
idolph and ST. Clair, stating certain ficvs
ances under which they labor, from lie
manner - which ths tsrritoriaI govern.
rnent y conduetsd, praying that CO.
iain district my be Incorporated into = !
sepetnte teuitorial government, and thai
they may 81 pcrniltel q hold sIaxes
ecndifionkIIy or phco1di lI6n5lly.
K Referred IS ~ committee sppoinfed
on memorials from Indiana.
Mr.. g. M. Csmph<ll likewise pre-
sented ! memosial from tommitrec 81
citi<eus of Indiana, u DE dame tenor
with the foreraine memuriaf. !. and fur.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-14
" @ TIC T..

THE purchasers of property, at the sales
in Charlotte and Albemarle, conducted
by Wilson Cary Nicholas, esq. are request
ed to take notice, that the bonds executed
by them for the amount OF their respective
purchases, are now in my possession, by
virtue of an assignment, from Mr.. Nicho-
las. Punctual payment, at my Office, on
the day, On which the bonds become due,
is expected. In every case of failure, suit
Will certainly be brought, without delay
As some OF these bonds will become due,
between the 18th and Odd of December,
when | shall be necessarily absent on pub
lie business in Norfolk, Major Scott, the
Marshal Of this district, will act for me,
from the time Of my departure until my re-
turn. GEO. HAY, attorney
ofthe y. S. for the va. District.
Richmond, Oct. IS, 1906. wit
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-14

in the service oftheir country. Ofanothcr
company double as numerous, cniy II per-
sons offered themselves, and to the honor
of Columbia be it known, that the chief,
if not the whole of these volunteers arc
Americans, who have not forgotten the
motto of their fathers, Conquer or feifsh.
Captain Hallet had organized troop os
horse, elegantly uniformed and mounted, in
a very short time.
The guard left by captain Bowyer, in
charge of Camp Hamilton, had received
orders to march Oh Friday the goth Sep
TENDER, and the militia, cavalry and infan.
try were to follow item the next day.
CtrresEo1dent.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-14
Naluabie Property for Sale.

DY virtue Of 4 deed of trust exc
X , med 20 us, by Peter F. Archer. for the be-
neht If John {; Jefferson. will be SOLD, for
cash, rnsthc premises, in the county of Amelia,
on the 24-h day of November next. that vaiua-
bic TRACT OF LAND, called Fox Harbor:
containing by estimation abau, $50 acres, with
more han enc third unclearcd. great part OF
which is prime fcb,o Geo land, laying or both
sides of The road which leads from Pridesvle 10
Beviiles bridge -hlso, The following SLAVES,
Simon, Dicey and hee three children Leonard
sam, John Phil Sukey and her three children
Davy, Ssrina and her two children. Phoebe and
her two children, J,e, Ton Big. Tom. Bristol
Mu'rier and her three children. or SO much oe
The said prorcr;y IS shall be suicien, 10 satisfy
The purpose of the taid deed OF trust. The sale
will continue from day 10 day till ii is completed
minute description OF. the many advantage
which would attend ,he pureha,e Of the aforr
-aiI ,rad If land is thought unnecessary, as il a
imagined ;hal those inclined TO purchase, will
view it and Judge for themselves
JOSHUA CHAFFIN, ,
WILLIAM CAsSELS, { 7iustees.
WILLIAM BENTLEY, )
Oa 9th. 1906. IDS
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NEW-ORLEANs. Oct. ..

The letters received by this days mail
from Eatchcz and Fort Adams, state that
every preparation is making to meet and
repei Spanish enchroachmcnts Al the re-
manning regular force that was left by colo
mel Kingsbury at Fort Adams, has marched
under the command Of captain Sparks, for
Natshitoches. Major Ferdinand l.. Clai-
borne, was hourly expected when the mail
left Fort Adamswith captain Farrar's troop
Outrageous, and a handsome detachment OF
militia, on their march TO Natchitoches,
via Rapide--no doubt now exists but blood
will be shed unless the Spaniards fall back.
October 6.
A letter from Opeiousas, Of the oath ult.
states that Governor Claiborne had Just ar
rived, and thas the militia were under mar
ching orders. General Wilkinson and the
Governor met at the county ofRaDide the
first repaired to Natchitoches, and the lat
ter is on his way to New Orleans, but will
be detained for few days.
We know not what will DC the final issue
of our affairs with Spain, but appearances
strongly indicate the commencement ofhos-
tilities.
A gentleman just arrived from Opelou-
sas, has obligingly favored the editors with
the following authentic information respcc-
ting that country.
On Tuesday the 23d Of September last
his Exceilcncy Governor Claiborne, accom-
panied by Mr. Hopkins, arrived at Camp
Hamilton, from Natchtoches. In obedi.
ence to orders previously received by col
Thompson, the militia Of Opclousas county
were mustered, and the necessity pointed
GU; 70 them by the general order, Of either
volunteering their services, or submitting &C
the Illuminating necessity Of being drafted
The first company to whom this intelligence
wss conveyed, consisted of 80 persons, OF
whon 20 Instantly volunteered themselves
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-14
We have lately received,
FOR SALE

FOR SALE,
70 hhds. sugar IS boxes cotton L WOO
80 bbis do. cards a.,
5000 los green coffee tons castings assert.
10 hhds Antigua rum ed, viz. pnls, ovens
do Windward island slSillets, spIders, ane
do irons, teaketties arc
Ia hhds. " Z. rum Wagon boxes
IA bbis. do do $50 sacks salt
~ hhds. moasscs loc bbis CIV, behring's
casks Malaga wine 50 do whole do
~ tierees < bis. whisky IS d. shsd
.i?es apple brandy 20 LIS Spanish indigo
Is bb's do do Is lbs nuubess
~ crates Liverpool 100 pr mems fine shoe,
ware assorted 50 do coarse do
70 DO stone do SO lbs Glauber salts
ne haze also on hand,
Iron Leaf sugar
German. Crawley and Tanners &. Linseed OF
B!is'erd Steel Nova Scotia grind
Sace u ground ginger stones
Pepper Ground plaster in bbs
Alspice Good manufactured TO
FF s: powder bseco by the key for
Shot. assorted sizes retailing
french brandy Tar
Rice Wedding hoes
Cheese ! Nests woodware
Wrought and Gu, nails, Bed cords. leading lines
assorted sizes and twIne
snuff Necklace
class ware, viz. ID pit. Stone jugs, butter pots,
tnmbiers and decan- chamber pots, wash
ters. Assorted sizes hasons, bake pans,
fats churns &c. &c &c
We dailv expea TO receive. a quantity OF Sherry
Wine. Window Class Cope,ass and Alum. all
Of which Articles. will sell at a small advance,
for cash, approved parer country produce
Shapard & Lucke.
Richmond, May s. 1905.
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w. HAlG Fl +,
UphoIsterer and Papey-
h0nger,
FROM NEw-YORK;

ID FSPECTFULLY informs the inhabi-
IN tants of Richmond and it's vicinity, that
he has taken house in the main-strcet
nearly opposite the Old City Tavern, where
he has for Sale, large and elegant assort-
nlent of the following Upnoistering articles,
viz. 5000 pieces OF French, English, Dutch
and American Paper-iangingS, with elegant
Borders to suit Fringes, Tossels, Cords,
Bed-laces and Curtain-bindings of diff
terent colors and qualities Sophas, Set
tees, Easy chairs Hair, Moss and Flock
Mattresses likewise, large and fashion,
able assortment of 19ydHOGHNfY FUR
.NITURE, made by the best and most APP
proved workmen in New-York, viz Side
boards, Bed-stcads of different kinds, DIM
Vegetables, with and without ends Card
tables, Portable Desks, Sattin-wood ladies'
writing-tables, Foot-stools, Wash hand
stands, Buffers trays, Secretaries with and
without Bookcases, Letter-cases with ta-
bles, Knifc-boxes and Music-cases, with a
number of other articles too tedious to men,
tion.
Bed and Window Curtains made in the
most fashionable STYLE.
w HA1GHT, flatters himself that his
knowledge in the above business, and the
constant supplies which he shall receive,
will entitle him to the patronage of &C.
nerous public.
All the above articles will be disposed
OF OF the lowest terms, for cash or ncgot-
able notes.
Live Geese Feathers, and Horse-bair,
bought and sold.
Richmond, November Sd, 1906. w3m
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Bookstore OF Samuel Peasants, jun.
Richmond. wifi Nov. g.
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HE Subscriber has accommodations
1 for twenty-five gentlemen of the Lee
gislature. He has also stabling for as ma
NY horses.
ALEX'R. QUARTER.
Richmond, Oct. 18th, 1906. IF
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James Fisher,
JUST POBLI8HED,

AND FoR SALE At TITS oFFIeL,
A PAMPHLET,
,olaioiug Sketches o. The HlsroRv Of FRANes
aud ENcLAaD-And ar account of MAYO
LEoN BoNAPARrE, emperor Of I rance fro.
his birth % ne battle Of austsrlitz-pricc ,.
April 80, 1865. II
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GENERAL ORDERS.

r-l Nashville, ,Cct. .4th, 1906.
The late conduct of the Spanish govern
ment, added TO the hostile appearance, and
menacing attitude of their armed forces al
ready encampcd within the limits of our 90
vernment, make it necessary that the mill
tia under my command, should be in COM
plete order and at = moments warning rea-
dy to march.
| This armed force under the sanction of
their government, have imprisoned and
transported FIVE OF the good citizens of the
United States to the dominions of Spain.
They have cut down, and carried of, the
flag of the u. States, which was erected in
the Caddo nation of Indians and within the,
limits OF the United States. They have
compelled by force, men in the employ CT
the government, when exploring the Red
river, to desist, and come home, and they
have taken an ,injustiiiable and insulting
position east of the river Sabine and within
the territory of Nczo- Orleans :! Acts
thus daring as well as degrading to our ma
tional character and constituted rights, de-
mand prompt satisfaction and cannot fail
to excite that resentment { becoming, SO
natural on the occasion.
In the first instance, gentlemen. let it be
recollected that our good materfais-ous-
best Of men, must be properly disciplined,
and In this way the preparation cannot be-
too great to meet the wishes OF the general
and the exigencies Of our country. Inspi--
red with the laudable ambition of avenging
our country's wrongs, and impelled by the
most cogept necessity of defending cur na-
tional dignity and liberties, it is calculated
that but one voice viii be heard among u.s..
and that viii be, for iirefiarafion and dis
cihfne.
You are therefore, without delay, order
ed TO place your brigade on the most res-
pectable footing, and be in readiness to fur
nish the quota required of you at the shor-
test notice.--All volunteer companies wcil
equipped viii be accepted Off the full
quota can be raised by voluntary enlistment,
1t will answer government better purpose
than by pressing them from their families
by draft but if it be discovered that this
cannot be done, you viii direct that the eS-.
fective men be classed, and that the law in
this respect be particularly attended to,
and when the government and constituted
authorities of our country require it, they
mus be in readiness to march.
Two regiments, it is expected, from my
division I'm the event of cal) will be re-
CURED, and no doubt if more are in reAdi-
ness TO march, tender of their services
will be accepted.
You viii, gentlemen, take the most spec
dy method of obtaining correct informati-
on, OF the number that can be raised by vo-
.untary enlistment within your respective
brigades, through your colonels or in such
othes manner as may to you be most rcg,L-
lar and proper, after this information shall
have been required, forward the same to-
the general by mail.
ANDREW JACKSON,
Maj. Gen. Cd division.
By WILLIAM p. ANDERSON,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-14
TICKETS AND SHARES.
FOR SALE AT

G.. 81 II. WAITE'S
TRULY FORTUNATE LoTTERY-oFFIcEs.
No g. e No. 3S. JNGiter,. Lane, Ne7o.lo,k.
AT sEvEa DOLLARS EACH,
bu, viii advance as tile drawing approaches. r,
enclosing Bank notes (post paidJ to G. & K
W NTE, Tickets and Sha'es vii be punstualiy
re;usned by post. 20 any amount and the eadiey'
advice sent 20 adven,urers OF ;heir success. Ths
public are requested to remark. that tine draw
irg OF tho New-YorlS Lotteries IS managed ~
so correa a manner, as not 10 be subject 70 c,
r'r The time of drawing. and payne ut OF ri.
yes is punetdal. aud guaranteed by the State l..
6isiatue. Schemes az large enclosed with Tick
cls --The many Capital Prizes sold by g e. *
Win ior'ner J. ,,teries, Gusts Of which will also b
enc'osedl 1t is presumed. will be additional in.
ducement to distant sdventurefs TO purchase OF
them 3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-14

ny TICKETS IN the Second
g Of the William and Mary College Lo,tesy
are Tor sale al this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-14
T. GU II u

DY the Patrole Of this neighborhood in a
40 negro-quarter, Mans SADDLE. a.
bout half worn, plated behind and before,
with small Saddle Cloth. The owner
III y have it by satisfying me Of his title,
and paying the expense Of this advertise
nent.
HORATIO TURPIN.
Powhatan, Oct 18th, 1906. w4t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-14

NOTICE is hereby given, that a
/ y perition viii be presented 70 the next AS.
sembly OF Virginia, praying 20 remove the Court
house of Warwick cona,y from the place it at
present stands, TO Stoney.run, on the land of
Richard Cary. Dec
Richmond. l9th Sept. 1906 WIN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-14
FOR SALE.
EHE LOT & HOUSES where

on .Tcbn Hamilton, Esq. the British Consu,
resides: on it are a three story Dwelling Hou,e,
an Once and Kitchen, and other necessary Hou-
sec for family use; a Well OF good Water. newly
fried and a Garden lately pailed in. q Ware
House and Celia under it the vemains OF :
Wharf. which will make a good foundation to
build on; with all The privileges Of lots situated
on the river Of extending wharf
Also, III l 3 Acres Of well tir1bsred LAND
with COOL Fishery Woughby's Bay, ia.
king in ,he mouth and past Of Aiason's Creek
where he best of Oysters and Fish can be con-
vemensiy taken.
Also, LOT in SrnithGeld. between Mrs.
Purdie's and Captain Todd's lots. For terms
apply to
Thos. Newton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-14
NETWORK
STATE LOTTERY.
No. Y.

For tie Pronrotion Of Literature,
and ofher hurfloses,
To commence drawing on the second Tue sday in
December 1876. and coo Tickets 10 se drawn
each day until TIE whole is concluded. Pri.
yes payable 80 day. after.
The excel.ency of the present scheme is unive;
ss!iv Acknowledged 10 exceed any yet offered
IL the Uni,ed States.
THE CAPITAL pRIzns ARE
$4,000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars,
5000 Dollars,
1900 Dollars,
Besides several OF ], 200, 500 900. 100, &c. Sec
TIC FIRST ZOO Blanks to be entitled to Go,
iass each
The whole subject TO atctlusiion Of Is per cent
In thi, scheme ;hese is possibility for on,
Ticker to draw $1,000 Dollars Nnwishsiand
ing the great nunibcr Of capital prizes in.1bi
Lottery, there a,c SIS tiian two blanks 10 a
prize.
TICKETS AND GHARES
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-14

y E9IC bfJlCIGf8 COTl9HlNGINS1
within tie Cd division.
Extract IF a letter fran an officer dafch
Rahids 0 8 Rcdri2cr, September 90, 1906,
communicated for he 'Bak. EOemng>
Post.
"DEAR SIR,
GIVE are within sixty miles Of Natchi-
toches, where we have met Claiborne and
letters from Gushing, which leave no sort
of doub:, that the Spaniards mean TO dis
pute ground with us at the point of the
sword and that they are augmenting their
forces. The governors Cordero and Her
rcra will be opposed to the poor American
brigadier "tanf mieKC." The general has
called on the two territories for militia.
Claiborne will furnish $50 and Meade $50
men only no matter, VIC have a few hum
dred conhdcntials, aad the greater the dis
PARTY of force, the more fame. We shall
be ready in ten or twelve days and thcn
the governors must retrogade, or taste our
steel. Claiborne and Gushing have remon-
stratcd strongly and repeatedly 20 Herrera,
who with much decision repels their de-
mands and reiterates his determination TO
maintain the territory of his master cast Of
the Sabine. The rights of humanity and
the genius Of his country viii induce gene
raj Wilkinson 20 make one more attempt Mt
Cancellation, but he will be prepared to
strike the moment it is. rejected. The
accounts we have of the Spanish camp and
equipments are marvellous they are re-
presented rs disorderly, undisciplined and
ovcrcharged with the precious metals.
What think you of q subalterl bringing
with him thirty thousand dollars For pOck-
ct money i'm dcubloons. Who knows but VIC
may make a coup dor and secure birth
in the bed Of ho1or--ifleen days viii de,
eide"
Arors;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-14

S $4,000 a single ticaet may gam.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04
Uouer Seed,

CL0Ucf SEED,
Warranted of the belt quality
l, BANDED this day from Philadelphia, and for
az on very low terms
Mande,ille & JameGon.
VIE bavs ieJf rtefioed,
% barrels old Rye Whilkey
5000 lbs Green coEce
20 boxes fine Salad Oil
20 boxes Chocolate
1909 los heavy Pepper
10 boxes frtlh Mutt ard
lev bales Tenneifer Cotton
100 reams Wrapping Paper.
Mareh RI. d S
ea!h, and the -highca price given
i clean Linen and Cotton Rags, by
's Printer of this paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04

The Dwelling HOUSE at plefent
occupied by William Sanford The houfe is a
oomaodious and handlotsIy Gtuated, with eve
ry nec,fary out heuie, and has handlome GAR
den in high cultivation. Apply to
MIR. Thomas Prelfan, or
Thomas Sanford.
Caober 3, dst.eo
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04

Boardingg- Ho14s Opened
By the Subicribef, ri Prince frset,
Ii the hcuie lasely occupied by Zbemas Par
,os, between the. dwelling loaie q Dir. Did
AMI Nj. Hodgfsn', tfofe where few gentesi
boarders isly be Accommodates orwish-
ont lodging. Apply 10
..Navs.n,he, /. sotf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04
School for Young Ladies,

in which they will be inRrutled i'll Reading, Writing,
Hnghih Grammar. Arithmetic, plain seMlrs, Mark,
ing, Netting, Laundering, Embroidery, N'ui'c and
Drawing. Hcr terms Ter the different hes are
moderate and viii be made known On application at her
school, in King areet, orpoa,e Mr. snowdens pint
ing Office. From, the experience e HI. had IN edneat-
ing Young ladies, e hitters herie ie viii give fats
acen to fuch place their children under her Care
She will afo accommodate few young ladies' rom the
country wi.h BOARDING, &c.
March 2S. dot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04
mo. 1866
WILLIAM GORE,

pEING about TO commerce The MILLING
~ BUSINESS in sl'r ceuFuy, wines 70 ksns
The PROPER ~ he COW occupies 90 KING
ftrcer, rsar M. Davy. Baee,'t, col fitting OF
a & ARBEUuSE, onc. hutcred feet deep and
twtnrv-Gve iect tori; wl;h 40 exceiicft celiaf,
and c,ninoSous DwelIiog. Kischea, &c. &e.
I his sbtcnte ile:is apply to Mr.. JANIS
ANDEsser,.
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04
APR1L 4, 1906.
TO RENT.

y THREE STORY BRICK WARE.
( \ HOUSE, Ltua co Oh Union Street, oppo-
fife Col. Gipir's Sgore. now occupied by Mr..
Philip Care. p 6rtliun will be given inEncai.
a,cly, application to be mase,o
phiA;p 1rip'at.
March IL. d.w