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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF TIE UNI.
TED STATES,

luNE 81, 1896.
xA/IIEREAS the Conrrifioners of the Sinking
- Fund, at meeting hei1 on tie 2s;h day of
April, 1906, did rrIolve, that the fun Remaining to
complete the expenditure of the annual appropriation
OF, EIGHT MILLIONS or DOLLiRS, ,lould
anong other purpoGes he applied to the raimlnrf,-
ment of the. NAVY SIX PER CENT. STOCK.
created in purfnance OF an ga of Corgrf3, paH.d on
she soh day of June, l7Da, aud TO The rer.,l,urfc
n'ent Of the FIVE AND HALF PER CENT.
STOCK, created in purluaucc ofau aa Of C,ngrels,
paird On the Sd day of March 1895
This is therefore give noice that the brincir7I
OF the faid NAVY SIX PER CENT. GrOCX.
with the in,erea the thereon, will on furrcader ol
the certificates be paid on the IN day Of Ocfoy,.r
next eniung the date hereof, the rtC2e9ve Rock.
holders or their lawful representatives ar ar,o7rics
dpy continued and authorized, eitl,er az the TrcaC
fy or at the Loan Office, as the cafe may be- where
credits have been given for the of hock, ref
positively held nv them: and that the principal Il tie
FIVE AND HALF PER CENT. STOCK. with
the nterea due thereon will in like nilnnsr, and a,
We fame places, he paid ON the IN dly of January
1907, to the re'pefive loekholjers, or their lawful
representatives a;tornies duly coni;uted and au,ho
rzcd.
Il is farther made known. for the 7f,rml.;on Of
'h parties concerned. that NJ transfers of the NAVY
5l% PER CENT STOCK, eithsr from or tn the
bons7 Of 'he TTssfIry, fTod or to the books ri
Comarioncr ~ Linus viii he aiinryed af.cr the IN
d3y o' September criUsg, nor Of the FIVE AND
HALF PER GENE STOCK. after the ~ Jly o.
Drc"nihcr snGrY. Aud the ntere't % Az certificates
Q: ~ Gocks, hch i'l rot have bees rr-en,IrrsI.
i~ppr'n.rec # This notification, viii ceare az. deter.
rin@, :l'r day pr"c-dnz tie dA Eert by Ezsd for
thc Reimbursement lhrreot
ALBEIT GAl.LATiN,
July !. (oa~ .Ia5]''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29

We have received London Paoers 70 the Goth
May. The mnft important matter they contain,
10 the Note which the Secretary OF State for the
foreign department has iuit tranfrltted to the
American confulate relative to- the bIo"kade Of
the coats Of France, Holland and PrnfIia, from
Brett to the mouth of the Elhe. From the dif-
petitions which Mr. Fox conaantly teifi6ed pre-
vious TO his kafe reception sfnong bis MajeRS's
Minlte"G, it was not TO be cxpetted that his
name would ever appear 10 apaper which an
nonnces the tdcit avowal Of doctrine fo iniuri.
ousto the rights and independence of nations.
we have already demonstrated feveral times,
that, this pretenfon Of England Is rot lcfs obi
Qua in rs principle thanin its conftquences il
was unknown in the annals Of the Navy before
the war Of the Revolution. Grotins, in writing
his treatife on the liberty Of the feas Hare IL
JeyDn, had not imagined that defp1tifm could
ever be carried 10 this pitch he did rs the an
cieDt Legislators, who made no lay againf par
ricide, beCaute they were unable to fOreiee that
man could ever arrive at fich an eEcefs of bar
barifu. Thus ancient PublicHs never inagin.
ed that any nation would arrogate TO itfelf the
right Of interdiaing TO the whole world the IL
berty of trading with another people as foon as
it Mould DC at war with them. 4 blockade had
never been couhdered any other than a mea(urc
of faef place was deemed biockaded only
when IL was !urrounded BY hofile force, and
that it was either impofibIe or highly perilous
to enter II. Rut it is overturning the iirft and
fundamental IDEAS of the rights of nations, it is
plunging humanity irto an abyfs Of misfortunes,
it is extending Etvona meaiure the dreadful
fcourgc Of war 20 pretend to clofe, by Jingle
word, all the ports of a State to- the commerce
Of other nations. Either this right belongs to
all or is the privilege of GBrle one in the for-
n'er cafe, every war which may arife between
/ the mon feeble powers, NUT difturb the peace
and relations of allthe others which furely il
you'd be 15furd to- imagine in thc latter cafe.
the power who has ufurpcd This privilege is az
odous tyrant, Whole ruin all the others ihouId
confpire ssd this is iuR the cafe that England
is nov IN.
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HOUSES & LOT FOR SHLE.

TS z offer for faIe Tie EInnfss and 10. near 20
w k'r Ru,herfords Svellrg Houfa and mex,
,r'H~ MT. Iiaae W"bifeTs on s9c!os Pin, ?, pre-
ien' occupied By Benjamin Sheppard. Til, fuatinn
Is jcarcely exceeded by any in town ~. beauty and nv
rome as to peniantnefs, being nearly if not uuite as
high rs any part OF Richmond. The dwelling houfc
and nu-houies fufiicient Tor tire accommodation
oi grntcs family thar is very ls-c there being
rnor17 and fine large pa1age below, and 4 rooms
above Pairs in the dwelling houfe good kitchen ant
'mose houe all in good repair ana the 5srA and gar
den under new mcclure fthe nsa materials. Auy
perlon inclined ~ puEehafe, may be accommodated
with credits which probahiy will ~ agreeable or
debts due or not due from perfons reiiding in Rich
mond or Henrico, will he taken in payment, or con-
ii!"rdhie deduction from credi, price will be made
for ra!,. NB& + SHFppApp
July -. ~
- Adjoining TIE above mentioned 10, is an IN
improved Lot he!ongiug to me, which borders on the
Ma"i-frec; leading from Sbockoc bridge, & which
may be had with the improved Iot il the purcharer
ih"uhd WIN -. d. SHEPPARD.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29
RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY.

NoFICE is hereby given, .ha. TIE Trnilees
IN have appointed the n day of Auguf next, for
the payment Of tie Prizes drawn in the end Clsfs of
the above LOTTERY, at which time they will be
paid by the fub(erber application.
All perfons holding money account OF tho
fai3 Lottery, are requeeed to make immediate pay
,'ent 70 one Of the Fruees to dspot the fame in
the Bank Of Virginia.
GEORGE TUCKER, A7;rr Trsnee.
Jaae "a. (oastIRA.)
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RHGENiRIrpn A..

This Gay the dIrcEiorial miniRer the baron
OF Afbini, gave notice TO the imperial diet that
the prince elettor arcf-chauc elior, his n,ter.
h1ving reached the 63i year Of his age. indeed
i e%pediept to choofe coadjutc, and fuccec
FOR, and for which he requeited his boI;nefq 70
appoint Cardinal Fetch, uncle to the French em.
peror, to- which monarch. az alG, to the fovc.
reign of The German empire, notice of This
choice had seen given,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29
NAPLES. Nfav 10

TIE day ofthe lIth of this month will be an;
epocha in the annals Of Naples. On that.day
Prince Jofeph Napoleon Of France made his en-.
try into this capital, in quality of king of Ma
pies and Sicily, with the greateR.. pomp. The
day was terminated by general illumination
of the city, and Examinations which will be-
repeated this day and to morrow.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29
LEYDON, Tnpe S.

Lettera from the empire brings the two fol.
lowing important articles of intelligence, viz.
The choice made by the eleetor arch-chan-
cellor of coadjutor in the pehon of Cardinal
Feirh and the formal remuneration by PruiIis
to Bavaria on the 9th May, of the country OF
Anfpach, which has fince been il confcGuence
evacuated by the French troops.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29
JUST PUBLISHED.

By T''rb Joinfsn, osS fr E.t ar Dir rsal- Stoy., a
|fev So0rs 6e!a7o ne .53srid Rie6tsesA
'gNIIE Rudren's OF the Latin Tongue, or plain
and eafy ntrpdrSion to LATIN Grammar, b.
Thonas Rualnan.
July IS. ts)
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TO BE RENTED,

HE large THREE STORY HOUSE on the
i Main-Street eaR of the Market, formerly occu-
pied BY Cohen and ifaacs and lately by Capt. John S.
Pieafants; it is good and for bunefs aud lutable
for the accommodation of q large family.
Alto, the HOUSE Formerly known by the fgu
OF the bird in hand at the of the reet Len
ding To church hill to beth of sffe tenenens gar
dens attached. The terms will be n, sdcrate and
made known on application James Wh,elaw, fer
jeant of the City, or to
JACoBI. COHEN.
February IS. (Iawtf
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RieDn,nna 1sriccs Current.
THOMAS RUTHERFoORD 81 c.

dred.jayors :oEH:
A Few Boxes 49, and 7-s Irifh Linens, 80
IA Crates Queeus Ware, and quantity of Liver
pool Salt oofe and in Jacks, JUN received congn-
ment by the fhip Herald from Dublin and Liverpool
May 81. eosn,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29

'sSHk subfsriber ha. large quantity of very
. goed BRICKS on hand, which he will fell on
moderate rerms:-
Aksn-six or fevcn thoufshd weight of r,anufac-
tured TOBACCO. he will fell low for cah, or in
exchange for goods
y JOHN TINsLEY
July g. (tf1
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Nn1iCR

NOTICE.
a IL pa-'ou' rre forewarned froa1 n1ttiaS arv
, loading ~ bo'rd Of my Goats, to lie carried
down N up the river, except il be by my content in
1.riting pANfEI COtrNr4 ~
I@Nlhf-y, J"lI -, Ssg<
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29

Continuation Of Hezv5 rrce;u-i Ey TIE Ni,arod,
Hrr.sed at Ne.v York from Hahitf.x.
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UPWARDS.
OUTWARDS.

he trade to Germany goes [thongh not to
the fame places ultimately through the fame
channels, andit has for feveral years amounted
TO above eight millions fterIihg.
The whole amount Of our exports to the
Northern Countries, by thofe channels, cannot
be Rated on an average to he lefq than twelve
millions ferl;ng, which is more than two thirds
of the exports of this country to the whole of
the continent. Lo1don Paper.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29

NOTICE.
I l.. PeTeons having claims ,againn the efla.e of
/ \ Robert Bieoe, deed late of Powl,a,an county
are rsquesed to bring forward the fame properly au-
'hen'ieated and receive paypsnt-and tho(e indebted
TO the eftate, are dered to make iniatedate pay
ment to HENRY L. BTSCOE,
.ddrinj9r4isr.
July l. (4w.)
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TO BE RENTED-Tlw Tenement where
Z now rcide, and pofefiou given in time.
]. PENN.
April IL. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29

All prrioDs indebted to the late CONCERN of eo6a
B1ti:r e Co. are re4neited TO make payments TO izr
saie,s Atian, as he alone have authorized to grant
dGcharses for the fame.
Wp, M'KENZIE-
April 10. If.
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pURR MILL STONES, OF ALL SIZES; and -
- PLASTER OF PARIS, ofan excellent quality,
FoRsAL1, As USUAL, m
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near the Market.
Dee.4. sptf]
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f1refgu 3n.sIfigcnre.

FURTHER est-0!7s .tfrom Dutch tatrry TO The sfb
JRnr, rseeiz'ed at Ne1u-York.
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Pes|vian B-rk Ravj5n's Bii!erJ
Jatrp. Cairnsi Sfpgc6foa's Bitter
Rbubsr5, Ssisn1 Tv!netsas Bailsa
Msgnsfa P1ns-n. Smelling BSs!s,
Afa.na, Sahs Ip5g{J5,rps
C0,sGey j2ojr il rter
Sbani5 F,;J Toot5 Po7rA.r
Dizi,,ii, Tooab Picls
Pink Roaf Tooth B,nysy
0pism G,,sabor'i 7Tal2ar.
dyrasp 2ost. Iwpsria! TpatS for .leaaiac
ALSO, ie5fSsr
Ifs15faHsPiAs EEgtatsfsah Of Lemsns
Bst~ae'5 Drqps Asveaasr zcsssr
B,ijiil Oil Raj Ps7viy
selaw ef R'"y F@t e'4@ies capal Par
cbiss'f wo,m L0srzse' rjs
Hamilton, 10. d. H,bfe Fnni&
Cbmed-i Cough D,sts Rlsek ds.
Corr PlaRer 9atrn d.
Dalby's c,rnirstjvs 3,5i.s Lcad
DaE;v's Elixir L;aicrd. oil
Zee -reesv";ss Stiri:sef 7iwerafnr
81 eee Struet lNSre, cioves
kTf"et 1NgearE 7a,n.,ir, Cisgrr
Go-rhz-dJ Lotioa LING Petttr
Cb"re5f LoiAn IgIiso, Cotpcyar
Godiey'f Cora..I / Lag-ooeI, Fyaiek
H''Snw O.? Mas9.-, GonLeef
HIM cry Waftr !Si,9-- LenF
Js'arJ's Po7vaers Wi~eySr Sap
.s7rl.;: Drots Ipa6 Ball.
~! Piajsr Camel Hair P1zeiG
P.g'pc"T.:af LsS-ggs Pe.r'e,5 .H.,te, Cols2r.
Li1 Ss!y< E.sy Ps7y&y
Ligai5 T,ac BIZ. Po-p1e, PHI
Shus O't,t!lae Il.J Cissu(at.
Orange Ys7e.r ISlatc,
ALT0--i fsaA Efptlr az A1eIleai B0as, far E.k.
February 4. ST
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K E II q YAL.
February a5.

K Z n . = n L.
~ oCToR WILSON has removed from the Bell
Tavern to the Brick Houle nppof:,c the flores
OF Meiirs. J. * R. Gamble and Mr.. Neil MiCouIi,
where, in addition to his ormer ftock he has ju re-
ceiyed Comfortable fupply of
MEDICINES. PfIN9.S, tT'e.
The whole Of which he osrs for fale at reduced pri-
ces.
Orders from Phylicians. Merchants and Others,
will be promptly attended and carefully executed.
Il is MS Intention to devote much perfonnl atten-
ton to his ,oP; and to fell fuch Medicines as he ufes
in his practice only. Families can have proper diree-
tors to accompany fuch articles they buy of him.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29

a FEW Copies MA Cosreta View Of Riehn,ond
( taken for tae Map of Virginia, for lale It the
ENQUIRER Book Store. -
July e5. (,f)
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NOTICE.

HE rsrtnerthip Of go:a BstI,- s. Co. at CARERS
L vile, is this day dia5iyed by mutuai content,
The collection Of all debts due ,otha. CONCERN is COM
niisted entirely to Wla l1Krnsis the acting part-
ner of HREan NJ Ksusi- q Co. and to him alone
or to any enc he may appoint payIn.pt to be made
JOHN BUTLER,
Vim. ATKENZIE & Co.
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LONDON, May g.

The method of punil,ing 'he faren on
board the men of war, by running the gauntlet
is ordered to be immediately slifcontiuuesi.
Sir RI Strachan failed from Plymouth on Nor
day morning, with the following G,ips under
his command Montague, Terrible, Bellona,
Audacious. Bcl!eifle. and Triumph aud De-
cade and Malampus fneates. This fquadron
IS gone IN purfuit of jerome Bonaparte's iqua-
dron.
Sir Sidney Smith. with the Pompee, and three
frigates, has arrived off Sicily; all apprehen-
hons of attack upon that Inland by tie French
NUT he at IN end. 1t is aated that Sir Sidney
mas iucceeded in throwing fupplies into Cae:a.
Commodore Sir Home Popham had the adj
oreis to tecure Booaparte's difpatches to Adj.
i-'nots on board L. Valan,aire, which have been
tranimIt'ed 20 our Board of Admiralty.
Inc kuitians arg strengthening and extend
ing themisives in Dj''nata, and are on the eve
OF taking pofe!lion of Zzra, which is the Ca
Pita' OF that prnpiuce. II thus appears that the
emperor Alexander is determined 10 oppofe tn.
farther advances Of the French in that quarter
HIitory viii remark, that the three admirals,
Engi!h, Spani!h and French. engaged in the
battle OF. Trafalgar, have all Ion their lives.
The ERGith admiral WAS killed outright; Ad-
m'r"i Gravina di saof the wounds he received
and The French Admiral iaifed his mortal ca
rcer by his own hand
. Zoe Etreila, from Vera Crpz, for Caciis has
been captured blythe Fame, Po!yphemus, and
Africa men of war, and fent into Plymouth.
Inc Efre!|a is laden with cochineal aud dol.
lars, and is iuppnftd tn be one of the richet
prizes taken during The war.
May IS.
i is at length po!itively determined, that lord
harrington iha go TO Ireland as commander
u chef tor which country his lord.hip will
ihortiy depart, attended by his ftaf. Though
not ITALY fettled, it is ftronglv believed. that
,ord Cathcart will take the command in SCOT
land.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
advertisement.

n consequence of a resolution OF
l. the General Assembly, passed at
their late session, am instructed 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 sell
vice OF the United States 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, have thought proper thus
publicly to request OF such OF the citi-
zens of the commonwealth as may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight OF
any cannon or other ordnance, and
muskets; cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed TO belong 10
the state, and not in immediate use, to
communicate a particular report there
of to me rs soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLE MAN,
CIe,k 10 tLe Execu,ioe,
Richmond, Feb. 7, 1906. (uO
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Geo. w att

HAS renovedfrom the store he formerly oc
u u cupied to brick house on the cross street
leading from the main street to Shockoe ware.
house where he has on hand and offers TO dis.
pose Of on moderateterms, by wholesale,
The following articles, viz:
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars,
N. England, w. Island, and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac, Barcelona and Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of superior quality,
Molasses, Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Hyson and Imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot, assorted sizes-And
The remainder Of his Stock Oh Dry Goods
consisting principally Of articles suited TO the
present and approaching season, which he will
either sell on a credit Of 8, 6 and months, for
notes negotiable ut the Bank Of Virginia, with
approved endorsers, or barter fer Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond, 22d M CHI, 1905.
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EaN q Winiiey Goods.

The subscribers have received, and
are nsw opening considerable part of their
WOOLLENS;
emong which are
Bales of assorted Rose & Dufill
Blankets,
Do. Nap'd Cottons,
Do. Yarns Plaid Hose,
Do. White & Coloured Plains,
Do. Kerseys & Halfthicks,
Do. 6-+ & "a Coatings, plain
and strip'd,
Do. Cloths, assorted colours and
prices,
Do. Forrest Cloths,
Boxes Mems Hatsassortedpriccs,
Irish Linens, Long Lawns, Dia-
pers, &c.
ALss-An assortment of HARDWARE, CUT
LERY and NAILS.
In addition to which, they daily expect on the ar
rival of the Suffolk from London, a large as
sortment Of
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
Which WILDE offered for sale on their usual terms
GILLIAT 8, KIRBY.
oaober 4, 1905. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
VIM. II. CABELL.

Jshn Tramble was CONVICTED of Horse Stealing
before the Distria Court of Washington, in the
spring of 1905. and sentenced to FIVE years and
FIVE months confinement He was born in Ma
ryland is feet I-2 inches high IS years
old (; fair complexion light hair; grey eyes |;
has niche in his left car scars in his forehead,
and is q shoemaker by trade.
Isaac Harris was convicted of larceny before
the Distria Court of Monongalia in the spring
OF 1905, and sentenced totwo years confinement.
He was born in The county of Wood. in this
state, is FIVE feet nine inches high, Is years old,
swarthy complexion, dark hair and halle eyes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
ny rHG covrRHoR OF THE COMMONWEALTH
OF VIRGINIA,
A PROCLAMATION.

ERT HEREAS by the eighth Sec
w tion of the a6 Of the Gcneral Assem-
bly,, passed at the last session, Further 10 4. .
mend the several acts concerning the Militia of
this Commonwealth" it is made the duty Of the
Executive TO declare. by proclamation, what
shall be the uniform of he militia of This cor-
monweaith ] nave therefore thought fit, with
the advice Of the Council or State, 20 issue this
Proclamation. hereby declaring that The Uni
form of the Militia of this Commonwealth shall
be as follows, TO wit:
For the General Officers.
dark blue coat. skirts lined with buff. cane,
laPels and cuff buff, yellow buttons, gold epau.
lets Zone on each sh0uder) black cooked hat
with black cockade, aud back stock.
Fer The .4rHilery.
blue coat. skirts lined with red, cane. IA.
pels and cuffs red, vest and overails white with
black gariers, yellow buttons, 4 cooked black
hat with red cockade.
For me LigM Infantry.
"A dark blue short coat with half lapels, cape
and cuffs white, white lining and buttons. vest
and overals white, with black carriers, black
half boots, black STOCK, round hat cooked on
the left side with black cockade.
Far the Grenadiers.
A.dark blue coat, cape, lapels and cuffs white,
white lining and buttons vest & cveras white,
with black garters, black half boots, black stock /,
cooked hat with black cockade
Ror the Rifemen.
linen hunting shirt of purple colour. with
overalls of the same, leather mockisons or shoes
round hat cooked on the left side, with black
cockade and black stock. .
For the main body ofthe Militia.
A blue hunting shirt trimmed with white
fringe white oyerals and black carriers, round
hat cooked on the left side with black cockade
and black and red plume, black CATERS or half
boots-the officers uniform 10 be a dark blus
coat cape, lapels and cuffs white, white lining
and buttons, vest and pantalocns white, with
black carriers, black stock, cooked hat with
black cockade.
FOR Me Cavalry.
short dark or bcs,le green coat, with but.
tons, lining, ha'f lapels, cuffs and cape wniio,
white vest and leather breeches. jack boots,
spurs, black stock and black leather cap dress
ed on the crown with bearskin and decorated
with light blue sash and red and white plume.
The officers Of the main body Of the Mitlz
OF the Light Infantry, Creuadiers, Ri1cmcn K
Cavalry. to be distinguished by epaulets of sill
YER; the officers of the Artillery 20 be distin
guished by epau'ets Of gold The field officers
to wear two epaulets, the captains one on the
right and the subalterns euC on the left shoulder
All officers 10 wear side arms and boots. Pro
vided however, that where an troop of cavalry
company of artillery, grenaders, light infantry
or rihenen shall have provided themselves with
IN uniform different from thar herein prescribed
they are respectively permitted to wear the same
for eighteen months from and after the date
here
Given under my hand as Governor, with
the Seal Of the Commonwealth annexed
LIS. at Richmond, this LIST day OF March.
1906.
Signed,
WIN VI. CABELL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
NOTICE.

u virtue ola deed Ct trust executedby CHARLES
~ Craddock Of the county of Amelia 10 the
subscribers. to secure and satisfy debt therein
mentioned. due from the said Craddock TO John
q Jefferson, with all necessary charges and ex.
Penses attending the said deed and this publioa-
ton there will be offered for Sale for ready mo
ney, at Amelia courthouse, on the 9Th day of
the present month. il being Amelia court day d,
TWO VALUABLE NEGROES, one a boy
~ or IA years DID, the other likely girl, by name
John and Caroline.
John Booker, jr.
III. y. Thomas.
Amelia, March 9Th. 1906. ids
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MarshaPs Sales.

TO be Sold. for ready money. under a decree
of the Court Of the United States for the
fifth Cireui, IN the Virginia Distria. between
Phineas Bond. attorney for the creditors Of Eze-
KEEL Edwards. pltf and David Ross and others
defts. in order toraise the sum of dolls e67 80,
due and payable the FIRST day of July, 1905 and
the further sum of dolls 1866 66, due and pay
able the 6rstday of January, 1906. that valuable
and well known estate in the county Of Po;erourt,
called FO RI IL: WI S, stated by said Ross
to contain 2608 acres.
The safe will taxi place on the premises on
the 9th day oil Febl uary next.
Also, on the Alb day OF March next, will be
sold, under the aforesaid decree. at the Oxford
Iron Works. in the county of Campbell, num-
Der Of valuable SLAYES.
Ben. Mosby, D. M. for
Jos. Scott, M. V. d.
January Ii. 1906. ids
*w* BY consent of the parties the
sale OF FORq:LEWIS is postponed until the
3lst day of March. and that of the NEGROES
at the Oxford Iron Works, until the 4th day
of April next.
Ben. Mosby, d. m. for
Jos. Scott, m. v. d.
Feb. 19. 1906 ids