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Bp aufboritu.
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

AIN AZ
Fs' eve9irg fe,fair Light Ho.ff, in TIE fate IF Maj,
's/sfis far bsirg S-aeos, or pitr. at B,iaseo,
~ Tie fafe Of Cerast'isas; ard far fixing Lueys
rmpsiso /onnd, in tie R4te Of No-f5- Carolina.
Il 'h erae7ea6y tie Seaafe and Rorjc OF Rebref-nfa
ffVes effbe Urited Slater Of me,iex ir CoagYeG a6u
ted That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and h,
81 90, !-- e! .:.G h.
reeset the following light-houes in the a,e of Maj
iachut :tts {:
Ons on Franklin Hand, at III. mouth of ST. Geor.
gesrive r, in the diaricf of Maine
One on Weh PafIamaquody head, at the entrance
into the ay and harbour of Padamaquody, in the
dii'ria of Name .l,frv - : sc
And do uble lght-h oufe at or near Chatham bar.
Dor, the back of Cape Cod
Provided hnffic,ent land for the accommodation of
the iaid light houfes can he obtained at reaon,ble
prices and the Legislature of Manachufe,ts fha cede
the junfdiefon Aver the fame to the United States.
And the iseretary of the reliury is hereby Authorized
to agree tor the falares wages OF the peruns who
nay he appointed by the PRECEDENT for the iperin,en-
lance and care of faid lighthoafes, and otherwiie
- provide for the ae, at the expenee of the United
States. $3.50
Sec. 3. AniS. .nfa,.b.r eaos7ed That the feereta
ry OF the treaury he, and he is hereby requireo to
cauie a beacon, or pier be erected rear the mouth
OF the harbor OF Bridgeport, in the fate of Connec-
tcut; aud to canie buoys tn be fixed on Bluff Shoal
ROYAL Shoal, North Wea Shadde, and South. Wet
shaddle, in the waters of Pampdco Sound, in the
flare Of North Carolina.
Sec s. And be it frs5er enat7sG, That there be ap-
propriated, for defrayiug the expence of erecting
each of the aforefad light houfss, the fun of FIVE
thouand dollars FOR the erpeuce Of erecting the iaid
Deacon orPer the inn o: thosland dollars and
for the exPence OF 6xnghe fad buoys one thoufand
dollars. 10 be paid reipechvey of any money in
the treaiury not otherwif-) appropriated.
NATHL. MACON,
SPEAKER Of sSe Honje Of Reereftrtafive,. !
s. SMITH,
P,saissf Of 5e Senate P,ofemtore.
April or, 1906.
APPROVED,
tn: JEFFERSON.
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FOR SALE.

TINE Subferiber would d6pofe Of valuable
Z MILL, Formerly belonging to Col. George
Bird, deceafed) ftuate the upper end of Mid
deiex county, together with traa Of Land contains
ing by late furvey, hundred forty-Gx and half
acres, lying contiguous to, and Immediately on the
iouth bank Of Rappahaanock river eighteen miles be.
low TaPPabanaock, eight below Bowler's ferry,
and ten only above Urbanna IL not fold previous 10
Monday the fif;eenth day of September Chat being
the rlt day OF the next dre court, be holden at
King * Queen court-houfe ifsir oherwife the fri
fair day, will be fold the hgheG bidder LAT the
tire and place before mentoned aud poGe Zion given
tile hrR Of January next, the following terms, to
wit: One half of the purchafe money to be paid on
the day of ale, the balance in twelve months, leour-
ed by lien on the property, carry intere from the
date If not punaually paid A deefription is deemed
unneeeHsry, as it is prefumed none would purchaie
without frit viewing the fame.
ROBERT B1RD.
Hanover county, Augnt 8. tl3thSept.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SHE.

y ENG deirous ofremovng TO the Wefern coun-
- try, will fell the land wherein now live in
Buckingham county, at the mouth Of Slate river,
on Jaues river fixty miles above Richmond contains
ing above One fhoufand Acres, one hundred and fe-
venty OF which, leat Excellent Low Grounds---
On this farm all necefary and convenient inn
prcvements for any Gzed family viz fpacious and
handiome Dwelling Houfe, quite new Kitchen
Meat. holfe, Stables, Carriage. houie Barn, Ice
houfe, a Garden well paed in with the beA materi-
als-alio, nearly all new There are on this farm
tolerabie Orchards Of different kinds and two Slad-
i'heries furPalfed by none on the river above the
gnired in hand aud the remainder in three equal sn-
nual paymsus, with lieu on the prcmes to fecure
the payment of thsis three Ian fums
GEORGE NICHOLAS.
Witt the above valuable farm, and immediately
adjoining, n,ay I've had ALTO, the SLATE QUAR-.
RiEs heretofore adVerticd foppoied By good iudg-
Is, who have viGed them, to be equal if not fupe-
fior auy known, in pen; Of quantity, quality
and filtration. For the reafons formerly given, they
may be had for any fpeees of property more conve-
nie to, or requiring eis attention from the fubfori-
her II they are not foon difpofed Of propofei
to reeommenee the working Of them the enfuing su-
tun,r when. It is confidently believed from the ex-
pcripept already made that covering Of thar kind
may he expected on much moro reafonabie terms ia
Virginia. than f5sf bsity ard bedvy drAse can POLL
be be had iron any more sjfosf sg4,fers.
JOHN NICHOLAS.
July 25. (4tlaw)
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RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY.

| N Office is hereby given, tbatthe TruR-es have
appointed the LII day of Augu.t next, for til,
rytvtr %, r''e rrizs drawn the 2ud CIafs of To
above LOTTERY, at which time they will be paid
by the subicriber application
All peSions holding money account of the fsid
Lottery, are rsqusited TO make immediate paymen,
to one OF rhe 'rrutees depoGt the fame in the
Bank Of Virginia.
GEORGE TUCKER, hesirg Tygae-.
june ~ (oawtl 4ihA)
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rENHE fuhierber has removed his Brokers Office
Il TO the middle tenement, in Doc2or Ternan's new
building, the FRI door above Meffrs Pickett. Poll
lard add Iohnaou, and the feeond below the Pon- Of
fees where he win attend particularly to all buff
nels eenhded TO him.
THOMAS NoRvELL.
~ For fac, 10 SHARES in the JAMES RI
YER COMPANY.
June 6. nf1
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TO RENT,

TO RENT,
'EE TENEMENT formerly occupied by MeG
l. James and Alexander Dunlap and lately by
Wan. +. Stone, at the wen end Of the Market bridge
aud adjoining the houfe in which an extenfve Ven
due Store is about to be e1abhlhed. Ifmore agreea-
bic, would fell, Reasonable terms, a Leafe OF
about ieven and An half years in the fld tenement
WILLIAM M'XIM.
Augu9 /. eod
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5000 W.T. SALT PETER'D BACON,
1000 WI. firft quality N ENGLAND CHEESE,
20 grofs BOTTLED CYDER,
~ few buhels CLOVER SEED,
$50 pieces PAPER HANCiNGS.
For Sale by
EDWARD RHLLdM.
~. conftantly for Hre--An Excellent Carriage
and Horfes--apply as above.
May 27. eotf
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SECOND CLASS.
SCHEME OF II LOTTERY,
rOa rus srNErlr OF

WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.
(riekets that drew blanks in7 Dollars.
1888 the fra clafs & may be renew $3.50
Geo in this at dollars each,O
1855 Ticketsas fifteen dolls. each, 7o.e7s
IoSes - 1865
Dedua lois OH 5000 tickets, that drew pri- t
of fifteen dollars each. in fra clafs.
and may be renewed in this, at 2 Id
dollars each, $500
Dollars l25.i55
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a LExANDER STUART, Efquire, of Rich
n mood aud Col. William Daniel, of Cumberland
county, are fo obigiug undertake my law buff
neis The former will give his attention to IL in the
federal court and in the court Of appeals. The latter
in the hyperion Of chanoery FOR the Richmond d-
triet.
CREED TAYLOR.
July GfJ
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SAMUEL BARRETT,
moor IND SHOF MhYFp

Z INFORMS his friends and the public in general
4 that he has takeuthe ftore, next door below the
Eagle Tavern; where he will execute any work,
in his line Of buines either gentlemen or ladies' oss
on the 'Sortea notice. AuguG /. (eotf)
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WILL BE SOLD,

For CaH, on Mondzy tie I1tb inn. at Mr.. Ia.
ebariab Brooks Tavern. in Ma1ebe9er.
4 NEGRO GIRL, about 5 years of age, COM
4 monty called Eiith or Edy by virtue of deed
OF truit executed to ME by the late John Watkins
decd on the Esd December, 5o5, for the purpoie Of
recurring debt therein mentioned to George Wat
kins WIEIJAM RRSWJ
Auguf L. eo2,g
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NAKBNu by William D. Mefiwether, living in
Albemarle eounty--a fmal dark grey MARE
Tour feet five or fix inches high, nine or ten years
oid-aPpraied to twenty-five dollars.
Auguf 1. COTS
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ROBERT GaEENHow,

williamfi,urg, June 10, 1906 (owst)
-. Tickets may be had of Rober. Creenhow,
merchant in Williamsburg and William Newfuin,
poa-maaer in Norfolk who will, opportunities
offer, give them extenfve circulation, by pla-
cling them in the hands of others for dipofrion
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The fuperorty of rhs fcheme, to the one fra pro-
pofed, is 70 obvious that little need be aid recon-
mendation osi Thofe inclined TO adventure, will
fee that their chapce for obtaining prizes greatly
encreaed that pending the drawing .heir obtenti.
OH ct fnall prizes, may by renewal, ntantly give
them feveral chances for prize of Comfortable mag
Hitude.
To ,hofe who have drawn PRIZES Of fifteen dol
lars, in the Eiyf CiaJ; as well as thofe who drew
BLANKS, INFORMATION is NOW GIVEN.
that the PRIZES, may, their option, be renewed
by tickets in this clafs-,and their BLANKS, at ten
dai!a,s each !; Proriie1 fnch PRIZES aud BLANKS
with the CASH, is reunited, FREE OF POSTAGE,
to RoBERr GREENHow, merchant in williamsburg,
Agent and Treaflrer; or WILLIAM NEwsum, PoA-
Matter in Norfolk, preSien 10 TIE Of tie
dxI7viag after 1pbisb terioS rens7vaf 7v Be nzsd
4 hen the profpea of individual advantage, that
may refult each adventurer, is added, the patro
tic reaons, which induced the legislature to authorize
this lottery, sardenty hoped, that the dipofiron
oftickets will foon enable the comn,lioncrs to cert-
y thar the d,azoing bar eomm.nse9-Which event the
agen, aures the public, mall be expedited by every
means III his power.
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RICHMOND, FRIDAY MORNING, AuGJ s. 1906
JUST RECEIVED,

AND roR SALE NJ TBE SUBSCRIBERS:
a N Extenfive Ahortment of GROCERIES,
L \ mong which are the following articles:
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A RARGAII

A BARGAIN
= gAy he had IN Chariot, Harners, and pair
= ~ * c'ieai horfss--En9uiFe of the Editor.
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GEO. HAY,
GEO. TUCKER,
WM. MOSELEY, lCoxmIrrpr
RoBr. MITCHELL, &
WIZ. DU VAL,
~ The drawing will take place in December in
this city, and the prizes paid 60 days after its compile
ton Richmond, Auguli /. oaw2m
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! ticket, fira drawn after 1000 ticket. arc
out OF the wheel,

do the Ian drawn ticket,
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WILLIAM SMITH.
Friday morning. July %. The court met
puriuaut to adjournment : prefent, Judge Tall
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! The prizes fubiea to difeoaDt of only 10
per cent. 1875
Expenis Of drawing, e,5
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20
SALEM. June Q.

"A British sloop, mounting IA guns,
is now laying off our harbor, and, we
understand, brings to all vessels com
log in. Last Friday she boarded The BRIG
Betsy, Tucker, from Leghorn, and at
ter examining her papers, and breaking
open number of letters permitted her 10
proceed. On Saturday she boarded the
Alpha, Chapman, from Guadaloupe
after having fred l2 pound shot, which
struck and cut her iore-mast two thircs
off, and did considerable damage to her
sails and rigging. After overhauling
capt. Champman's papers, and exanin.
Ing his men, the capt. of the sloop per-
mntcd him to Notwithstanding, as he
was about taking leave, that spars were
not worth much in this country! We
have not been able 10 learn the name
either of the sloop or captain.
Since writing the above, we have been
Informed that British frIgatc has like
wise been seen in the bay.
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NEWPORT. June S

Arrived at this port this morning, the
brig DisPal ch, George Stearn an, master,
III 20 days from the HAVANA. Capt. S.
was boarded off the Aamhtons in Long
Island, on the Sd inst. by boat from the
BRUSH ship ct war, Juhttcr, Of SO guns,
capt. Murray. and was informed that an
other British ship Of war was cruising off
sandy Hook, another of the cafes Of Ytr-
ginia, and another off Chariesson. Capt.
D. was politely treated by the lieutenant
who boarded him. and alter about an
hours detention, suffered 10 proceed
u,lnio!csfed ~!
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PROVIDENCE. re. 1, Luz.


The schooner Morning Star, captain
Oldridge, of this port, sailed from thence
on the 10Th ult. for Washington, IN. ca
On the 18th, between the Cape of Virei.
MIA and Hatteras, she ell in with Bri.
t'sb crolz'ng ship, which, either careless
ly or wiliully, ran foul Of her. An officer
boarded the scb'r, and impressed one
man, AN American citizen, with regular
protection. Capt. Oldridge rernonstrat-
ed against his taking the man, informing
him That he was short handed, having i'm
all but five men, officers included, one of
them sick below, a0d vessel OF 81 tons
to navigate; but his remonstrances were
~ vain. The saIp parted from the schr.
and the people on board the latter disco
vefed, that, in consequence of the blow
she had received from the ship, she leak.
ed very badly. Having spent The night
IN pumping, she was found to have three
ieet OF water in her hold, and being thea
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Off Ocracock bar, and blowing gale, it
was thought most safe to attempt going
,n' even without a pilot--but in attempt
ing It, she struck on the bar, and immedi.
atsly foundered. The officer from the
ship refused to tell her name, or that of
her commander, whose conduct reflects
so much honor on The British navy.
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Ten DOLLARS REWARD

An away from tho subscriber on sund,v
- we l3In instant. a likely young nero fei.
, row named hA LIN about thirty years o. o.
hVc tee' nns o' ten inchcs h'gl. las an ir,n.Ii,
me-, me- III MS speech and peaks Quick When sno.
c 80" w. "Au on %4rn ne wen, away blue great
sO KY o2hsl jacket AID Pantaloons. ard a
sui oi blue flairs, and sundfy Other ,Io,t,..%
wF'ch leannoi decribc a, prescn !, ,,,,sa,.b
able that he wlll eneeavor to lass for a f,s.
ne has iormetSC oniie6tons with CO. 80
man IN thus place. Any psrscn wbs o,;1 ~
preaend SAID slave and dei.ey him 10 me ~: a,'
at osborgs' or secure hn So that I cor hir, "'s
sN'"' shall receive the above reward "''" d.
Osborns, June l7Ih, 1906 80
x,;,; i,o ]; Is psobabe ihat he is gone to K;,.
william as he has faiher living there ~ N'ns
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PHILADELPHIA, June 9.
The Msasgsis Of The Humane societv
lately awarded to MIR. THOMAS LANcAs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20

30 sale N consequence ofthe princes and
me imports h-ins NOSE extensive 1T l,ie.
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Extract q a letter from ,sc Haunsa, dated tbe otl
AGv. 1906

nave nothing new here except late roy
~ otusr from Spain ordering this government TO
eNs'uds az american trade, except those part
Su."''y pfevNeged, and even to lay an addiIional
uu'y Vi 10 per cent, on such privileged vessels |;
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W. W NIsNAe' JUIIS 10.
Jamaica papers by the Phil!ipsOuig to the II
OF May inclusive, furnish few ar,iccs of m
rine intelligence, and the following letters fro
Aru5a on the subjea Of Mirauda's cxpcdi,ic
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Ihe Bremen barque Europa, capt. Mehi,en,
in 50 days from Bremen, (arrived at Baltimore
on Tuesday las) was boarded OH Dover. by an
English big of war, and the capt. informed
that the river Jade. Tonningen. aud The ports in
Holland, were open to neulras.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-04

pscting prisoners, if future war should
take place between our nations: and in
order 20 prevent any fruitiess alteration.
declared wouio not go on there to
complete the business un;;! these terms
were formally acceded 10. The weather
pfsving bad for the season, Obliged our
vessels to keep off, and prevented a req
uiar communication With the shore, which
prevented the completion of the prs.;,n.
iharies until the Sd inst. when they wer.
sent oil to me with the bsshaw,s ss.,
L Immediately went en- shore. and in "a
hours all tie officers and crey of tbel.,.
frIgate Philadelphia were sent on bo,rd
the ships.
found that the heroic bravery of our
Few countrymen at Derne, and the ide.
ina. we had large force and immense
supPhes at that place, had made deem
impression on the bashaw. | kept mn
mar idea, and endeavored from thence In
make an arrangement favorable 10 his
oio'ner, who, although no, found 10 b.
The man whom many had sunpo.ed ,y,.
ye' entitled to some confederation from
u.s. Us. buS found that this was impraelics.
o'e' =" mat II persisted in, would drive him
!" measures which might prove fatal Ia
oar contrymen in his power. therefore
engaged, oil course, that on the copsIu,;.
on OF peace, We should withdraw all orr
FORCES and supplies from Dsrne, and other
parts OF his dnminions snd the basbaw
Engages, that if his brother withdraw.
himself 1a'etly from his dominions, his
1 Tne and family should be restored to him.
MS Is all that could be done, and
rave ne doubt the United States will. If
deserving, place him in situation az FL.
Sioic as that in which he was found.
gro BE CONTINUED
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c 0 N G. r L S S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, Feb. 81.

!
/ a bill! was received from th,. S.noto .s
suspend The commercial interconr..
| tween me Y. States, and Certain paris of
the island of St. Domingo.
This bill prohibits all CONNIE. ciai N.
tercourse between citizens or inhabiraaF.
OF the U. States, and any par of IN, =
land OF St. Domingo not in The possession
and under the acknowledged government
OF France; in violation OF this nrov,s -,
| the vessel and cargo are to be forEei,rd'
It's limited to one year, and the Pres;-
dent is authorised at any Intermediates
time 10 take off the restraint. and prob;-
billions.
Referred to committee of the whole
on Monday.
Mr. Gregg, agreeabIy to notice given
yesterday, called for the order of the dsv.
on resolution, offered by him on he
9Th day of December, for The reneal Of an
much of an aet of Congress, REGULATING
the grants OF land, and providing for the
disposal OF the lands of the U. States.
south of the state of Tennessee, as appro-
PIRATES any portion thereof to the sa,jsfsc-
ton OF claims under certain acls of Ceor,
gia.
Mr.. Meriwether moved postpone.
ment till Monday.
Mr.. Eppes moved pos,punement tin
the second Monday of March. He said
every member knew his sentiments ON
this subject. He was in favor of the pro.
position OF the gentleman from PeDnsyl-
ysnia. But, while 60 many interestinr
subjects, in which the national welfare
was diractly involved, remained unsSted
upon, he did think that every thing CAL
culaied to disturb the harmony OF the
House ought to be withheld from cons;-
Iteration; that nc unpleasant circumstan-
ces, or division OF opinion on subordinate
points, should prevent the concurrence
OF men OF all parties in the adoption of
measures called for by the interesting cri-
sis of our affairs.
MIR. Gregg did not know on what
ground gentlemen inferred that this pro.
position was calculated TO cause more de
vision among the members ofthe House.
than any other proposition which might
be offered. 1t was a plain and simple
question, whether il was not best. under
all the circumstances of the case, 10 re-
peal the law making an appropriation for
satisfying the claims under the aS pro.
posed to be repealed that Congress
might thus forever be done with the sub.
JeGt- Mr.. c.. said he had forborne cali
ling up this resolution for the reasons as
signed by the gentleman from Virginia.
Though he considered the subisa impor-
tani, and that 1t beloved the legislature
TO decide upon ii at an early day, he had
thought IL most advisable mt te, caII ~ mr.,
till the great national business before the
House were attended 10. This last bust.
ness had been unexpectedly 10 him de-
iayed from time to time and ne thought
il probable that the resolution, under con.
sideration, could be acted upon, before
the House we're prepared to aet on the
national business. lie regretted that the
subject of cur differences with one of the
beiligeFent nations had TO, before tbi,
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EXTRACTS.


(olond Lear 10 U>iHian Eaton, FsgKir..
IBIPoLI, June 6f6, 1906.
In consequence Of 4 representation
made to me by commodore Barron, that
the present was favorable moment for
us to enter into negotiation with the
bashaw of Tripoli, and my Instructions
leaving II to the commander Of our forces
IN this sea 10 determine the proper time
Tor such an attempt, repaired off this
place IN the Goth ultimo, in the United
States friga;e Essex, and immediately
opened a communication with the bashaw.
His demands were s 200, 900 for peace
and ransom, and the delivery on our
part OF all the Tripolincs in our posses
sion, and restoration Of all their proper.
ty. These terms were at once reie cled
IL TOTO; and after some discussion, |
proposed as the ultimatunn, that mutu.
al delivery of prisoners should take place,
and as he had balance Of more than
200 in his favor, l would give him 60 900
dollars for them but not cent for
peace, which should be made on terms
of the most favored nation with whom
has a treaty, and regulation res.
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V u l. G. A N.

A FINE JAcK-Ass will stand the ensuing
season, to commence the first Of March and
end the FIRST Of August, at my mill in Chester
field county, twenty miles above Petersburg and
thirty from Richmond, and will be let to mares
on the following terns-six dollars and ona
iuarter the season; notes 70 that amount must
be sent WIN 'he mares or they will not be reeei-
we'd, which may be discharged at any time within
the season, by the payment Of FIVE dollars, with
one quarter TO the groom. The great size,
strength and vigsur of Vulcan, entitle him to be
ranked amongthe FIRST Jacks in the United States.
Vulcan stoed the last season az Mr.. II. Werhers'
in Dinwiddie, and is thought by him very sure
foai getter. Vulcan was got by the Duke Of
Brunswick, his dam by the Royal Gift.
FsAEcTs Espks.
February 1e. 1906. ia
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-04
FOR SALE,
ON f'KuRsDAT, 7HH lOTx DIR OF APRIL
NETT,
In the town of Co.

MY LOT, In the town of Co.
Iva lumbia, situated in the ,nos, convenient
part tor business. adjoining the Tobacco Ware
house, with TWO STORY STONE HOUSE,
calculated for public and private life, which is
forty SIX test long and twenty SIX feet wild. {;
mas SIX hre places two good cellars; a hand
some store room two counting rooms and six
other rooms. with aIarge, new and well bu;lt
meat house; also an unfinished wood house
twsnty.six feet wide and sixteen feet long.
nearly completed, with stable back of il.
The terms CT sale are. one thitd of the MIR.
chase money to be paid in four msn,hs !; one
third IN twelve months, and the balance in TWO
years. Bonds with approved security, a. also
aeeo OF trust will be required on the property
to secure the payments.
February 40, 1906