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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-19
AuguA Is.
VALUABLE LhNDS-FOP SHJ.F.

VALUABLE LhNDS-FOP S9LE.
NN the goth Sept. next, will he offered for fsie ~,
/the premies, to the hgheft bidder, on IN, follo,,
ing terms thar well known traa Of Land. c,n,airi,,
900 acres, to which attached the inyajuabl ri
lsyoeate Springs commonly known BY the name of
'ns amelia SpriggS; III point Of fertility, the foil is
equal to any in the neghbourlood tn bu;lrrs -
and eaPacious, the Gtuation agreeable and 49,,
monty healthy II being preumed, th,t thoCe in,orJ-
ing to purehae, will view the prentice, which ar a,,
time before the fale, will be fheved them bv M
H. Andericn, rehdug on the and; further dsf,,;,,
t'oo IS deemed onneeeiiary. he ter ms Of fale viii h
Paid III hand, and TIE other two third, in t,yoan
iva, PAyI"5nts Complete aud iatfory fscurity will
ne required OF the purchafer. For the acromno3,
OF the Purehaer, liberty will be given to f,v 80,
IN September, aud full Poneffon given the IN lam
airy, so7. J'''''@
49, EXECUTORS.
-. - -. : =. (t20S. p)
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NORFOLK, Auguf

The Schooner Adelne, Strong, of this port,
taken into New Providence in Oetoher laft, was
condemned on the 22d of laft month. IA uu-
iuft a fentence, we will undertake to FAY, as was
ever pronounced by any tribunal, having the ap-
pearance of court ofjudice.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-19

The fquadren now in this harbour, under the COM
mand of Captain Cox will fail the fra fair wind ex-
cept Gun Boats Nos. 9 8, and 9, which 70 remain
here, under the command Of Lieut.. GADsDEN.
CEa,ifan Times.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-19

A Britiih frigate of Al guns, anchored this
morning in Hampton Roads, fuppofed to be the
CHIcHEsTER from n. Y.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-19


Noa-ixtoriation al, assin-Ths Br;tifh man.
ufatturers at London, Briftol, Liverpool Man
cheiter, Leeds, Bradford, Birmingham and
Sheffield, are even now laughing, and epeniy
boating, at the tricks they will play in packing
their merchandise, and exulting how clever they
will dupe the Rxpid yankees.
Let thofc laugh who urn, take care Brti6
agents OF the 18th Noyember--you litrle think
of the feps taken to procure from every one of
thoie, and other packing towns, di,ea. the
name of every iudiUidnai fhipper and cogEerec,
and every deception intended by each--you can
not complain, you have timely warning.
Iurora.
Yefterday arrived the brig Eliza, capt. Toby,
fhe left New-Orleans the 18th July, and the Ra-
liZe the Gilt. BY her we learn, that great Fire
broke ont in the Fauxhourg on or about the / 9Th
July, which burnt fsveral houfes and flores, in
which was continued about three hundred and
fifty hhds tobacco, one hundred bales cotton,
fome -four and fundry articles. The mott of the
property belonged to people in the weteru
country. Lois ehimated about forty or fifty
thoufand dollars.
Exfrad Of letter from orr eorrejpondenf, dat
ed La2arstf0, AuguR s.
" The United States brig Hornet, who took
the 100000 dollars TO France, is below, in
60 days from Gibraltar"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-19
Fran the Awora-.AnrnR 10.

at tn O'Clock veterday mornino the ~.
Tics being before the chief iueice, and Chr
courie OF the mof refpe6table citizenr, e,
chief inflice delivered his Judgment on the cal
as follows:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-19

tIabsas Corpus, directed to
the gaoler Of Phiiai. to
bring the body Of the de-
PENDANT before William
Tilghman.
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Auguh 10.

By the Society,
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Our correfpondent at Kingaon, (Jam.) writes
us, that Baltimore fiperdne -four fold there on
the 9th May, at public attiou, for T7Ospig-Nnr
Dollars and Fifty Cents. ". n. pap.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-19

Mr.. Tilotfoo, in fiiit againa NJ James
Chestham, editor of the New.York American
Citizen, for libel, obtained verdict on the
sSth ult. for fourteen bnndred dollars daniagcJ.
Albert Gallaiin, Efq. arrived IN town yeher.
day from the feat Of Government.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-18

a T a meeting Of a number Of the fe.
II deralists Of Berkeley County, at
the house of Edmund Graham, in the
town of Martinsbnrg, on Monday the
Sd day Of March, 1906, for the purpose
Of nominating two it persons . candi.
dates to represent the county in the next
General Assembly-James Campbell,
chairman, and David Hunter, secreta-
Ey-*T ~ ~. TO- -
Resolved nnanimauslg, That Major
JAMES STEPHENSON, and PHI
LIP c. PENDLETON, Esq. be re-
commended to the freeholders Of this
county as proper persons to represent the
county in the next General Assembly.
and tina. the members of this meeting
win use every proper exertion to procure
their election.
JAMES CAMPBELL. Chairman.
DAv1p HuNrER, Secretary.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-18
subscriber is authorised to sell
the HOUSE aud LOT belonging

THE subscriber is authorised to sell
the HOUSE aud LOT belonging
to Thomas Wilson, situate in the west
end of M artinsburg. The house is well
calculated for small family, aud is in
good repair considerable part Of the
lot is now in clover, and has good sta.
BILE ON il. A reasonable credit may be
had, on giving bong with approved Sc.
curity. IF this property is not disposed
ofbefore the FIRST Of May next, it will
then be 10 rent.
! N. B. All persons indebted to the
above named Thomas Wilson, by bond,
note, or book account, are desired to
make immediate payment to the subscri.
Der, as no longer indulgence will be 81
JOHN VAN METRE.
April II, 1906. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-18
FOR SALE, OR RENT,

THE following property, belonging
i to the estate Of John M'Kenny,
dec. to wit: An excellent TAN1ARD,
lying in Buckles Town, Berkeley Coun.
~, including one acre Of ground on
which 10 erecteda convenient Dwelling
House, .. Bark House, Bark Nill and
Currying Shop and good Stable
There Is q constant stream Of good wa
ter running through the yard. :. This
property would be extremely valuable to
a person who understands the tanning
business, and could pay Personal atten-
ton to il. 49, -. <:>>..4-:E
One other Lot opposite to the above,
on whiqhis good DTTILLERI, .
convenient Dwelling House, Stable. 81:
with suficiency Of water running thrs'
the Lot. -, -
One other House and Lot.
Three other Lots lying in the main
street, in said town, that are not i'm.
proved. 49, -.
The price for the above property win
be made reasonable, and horses or good
paper taken in exchange for tilt will
be sold separately or together.
WILLIAM MKENNY, I r..
ADAM S. HENSHAW,
April IL, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-18

RIOTICE is hereby given that an
In Election will be held at the Court
House in Martiusburg, on the FIRST
Monday after the third Tue sday in April
next (which will be the 21se day Of that
nontf) for the purpose Of choosing two
kt characters, torepresent the County OF
Berkeley 10 the next General Assembly
of this Commonwealth. ? All persons
entitled to vote are desired to attend.
NICHOLAS ORRICK, Sheriff:
February z, 1906.
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N o TIC E.

WILL be sold at public auction, on
w a credit of six months, at the
house where Mr.. Benjamin Pendleton
now lives, formerly the residence Of
William Bready, dec. on Friday the
18th day of this month, two Cows, two
Horses, seven or nine Hegs, an old Wag.
gon, Gears for one horse, one Dutch
Oven, one Pot, one Franklin Stove, one
Plow, half dozen Silver Spoons, half
. dozen Tea ditto, one Silver Saltsel-
Ter, and sundry small articles too tedi-
Gus to euumerate, the property of the
said William 'Bready, taken and to be
disposed of BY and in pursuance of an
order from the court Of Berkeley Coun-
JOHN ROBINSON, D. $.
: for NICHOLAS oRRICK.
April 4, 1906. Il.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-18
M. ADAM NLDr,

TAKE notice, that on Friday the
i and day Of May next, at the Ia
vern kept by Neill Gillaspy, in wash
ington County, opposite the town Of
Brownsville, between the hours Of sir
o'clock in the morning and six 10 the
evening, shall take the deposition OF
Thomas Pack, to be read in evidence
upon the trial Of a suit in chancery, de-
pending in the court Of Hampshire coun.
~, state of Virginia, wherein we are
plaintiffs and you are defendant.
THOMAS & RES MORGAN.
April 5, 1906.
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NOTICE is hereby given, to such
IN persons As have become purchas-
ers at the sale of the personal estate Of
Micha=l Huffman, dec. that their res
pectiye notes are due, and unless they
are paid on or before the FIRST day of
May court next, no longer indulgence
WILDE given, and suits viii be instituted.
FREDERICK ,SLBERT, Adm'r.
MARY HUFFMAN, >Adm's. -
April II, 1905.
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ATTENTIONS.

TIE Company commandedty thc sub-
scriber, are dssired to attend g MUS
TER to BE- held at Garrards- 7s1vn, On
Saturday the 1sth Atri at 10 e'cioek.
4 tunctnGi Gttendance Is required from
ruery individual belonging to ths Compd-
ny. -
April II, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-18

Valuable Real Property for sale
bythshsirs Of Michael II Keirnan, decd.
Part effhe real estate o. said NJ Keirnan
IN the State ef Maryland, viz.
a VALUABLE Plantation Of rich
n Limestone Land, on the waters Of
Conoeoeheague, containing shout 27S
acres. This Land Is Of the first rate
quality, with number Of neyer-faiIipg
Springs Of water, a large proportion Of
good Meadow, with a House, Still
House, Barn, &c. also, a number of
Fruit trees, and a never failing stream Of
water running thro' the place within
sight Of q Lutheran Church and in the
heart Of a German settlement. This
property IL about 9 miles from Hagefs-
town and 3from Potomak river, and han
q number Of merchant mills near Il.
AisO for sale, in the town Of Hancock,
on the river Potomac, one House and
Lot, well situated fer store or any kind
of public business. -
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. REGIIHENTAL ORDERS.

cATURDAY the 18th Of next month
y il appointed for the muster Of the LIST
Battalion Of the 9Th Regiment virgi.
mia Militia, at William Johnston's min /;
and Saturday the Sisr Of said month for
the muster Of the I'd Battalion Of said
Regiment, at Buckles Town. All per-
sons who have received public arms and
aecoutrinents, are ordered 10 deliver
the same to the Majors Of Battalions on
their respective days ofmuster aforesaid.
T.. b. HUNTER, Lieut.. Col :
4 Il, Com. 67tk Reg. = NJ
April11, 1905. ...-.s.. = :. 81:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-18

WE are authorised to say, thn Cap
tains JACOB VIEWER and JAMES
RUSSELL, in pursuance ola recent
nomination BY the republican committee
Of the county Of Berkeley, will be can
didates at the ensuing election for seat
in the state Legislature. -~z- ...<-.
March 90, 1906. -~,.a..,. s,..s~-~...,. ~--
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-18

IE7ILL be sold at public vendue on
w Friday the 25th inst. at the house
where the subscriber now lives, on Mr..
Edward Beeson's plantation near Mar
tinsburg, one Brood Mare, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, a quantity Of;
cooper's Stuff, and Cooper's Tools.
Six months credit will be given, the pur.
chaser giving bond with approved secu-
rtsy. The sale will begin about9 o o'clock.
Y r = LEVI. AUSTIN.
April 4, 1906. T..
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In the State Of Tirginid.

One Plantation, on which il erected
the noted stand called the HalEW Way
House. This Tract contains 266 acres
Of Land, the whole of which is tilIable,
snd a great proportion cleared this Land
il particularly adapted 10 small grain.
Its situation makes it more valuable than
perhaps many stands in the county, be-
ing central between Martinsburg and
Bath il abounds with fine Springs, .
good Orchard Of choice Fruit tho
House is large and well calculated for
the reception of travellers, aStable, and
an oat Louse for the family separate from
the tavern. ~7-''
Also, 400 acres Of Land, within 8
miles Of the town Of Bath, 20 of which
are cleared md under good fence this
Land is of good quality; on the Landis
a House and Stable, with good Water
and some Meadow. ~ 49,
- also, a small Farm on Sleepy Greek,
about miles from Bath; this place 10
in good order, with convenient House
and Barn, and Meadow well watered,
and a coed Orchard. : - NJ III. 5=-+a -
- Also, in the town Of. Bath, that noted
stand known by the name Of the Coffee
House, adjoining the Bath square; this
House is the largest and most converts
ent for the reception ofxisitors at Bath,
having upwards of 20 lodging rooms, :
large ballroom, diningroom, dressing
rooms, bar loom, and a 6ne Kitchen.
disc, Lot on whichis erected large
Stable, sufficient to contain 20 horses,
near the Coffee House, and small
Dwelling House. =.
Also, a Lot adjoining the Coffee House,
on whichiserccted two-story log House
weatherboarded and painted, with Store
Room. Kitchen and Stable.
It is unnecessary to be more particu-
lar, as II is presumed any person wish
ing to purchase, will FIRST view the pre-
misses. BY paying a reasonable proporI'
ton ofthe purchase money down, the ba-
lance will be taken in easy payments.
For further particulars inquire of Lau-
renee M'keirnan, who resides ON the
first described place in Maryland, to
Timothy Monahen in Hagers.town, Fg-
natius o Ferrall, on Mill Creek, Rerke-
Icy County, Virginia, or Andrew
Goulding, on Potomak rivsr, $ niIss-
boye4 Bath. '"'~ :. y
October IS, 1905. -, :. ~. =, L.
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Esh Dry Goods.

THE subscriber has just received
i Fresh supply Of DRY GOODS,
which he oAers to, his friends and the
public generally, at the most reduced
prices tor cash.
He has also on hand a general assert
nnent d GR0cERLES, among which are
Loaf and Brown Sugars,
Coffee, --~------
-, rs rs IS: s H.; r'.':
. s e.: A'''" SALT.
Spanish Indigo,
Spinning Cotton, - -- =
Madder, Alum and CoPPerass,
cavendi.h manufactured r0'Aeeo'
and s sii.ssr:d srtt'.
N. e. Rum and Whiskey, and
A general assortment of TIN WARE.
. : or 400 bushels of CORN for sale.
AS he intends to dispose of his Goods
for Cash only, he hatsers himself, that
any person wanting to purchase. will
find it to their advantage to call on him
for BARGAINS. 49, -, 1.7t
N. b. ALL those indebted to the
subscriber, are requested to make pay
ment on or before the 18th day Of April
next an who fail to comply with this
request, may rely upon being dealt with
according to law. .-E.-
JEREMIAH EVANS. ~~
= Nartinsbarg, March n, 1906.
.n rmnAr-r aaaaaAE
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70 BE LET.

J.. TO BE LET. E
THE STONE HOUSE, late the
L property of Doctor Robert Will
coz, and half q lot Of ground, as . gar.
den, attached therto, situate in Burke
street, Martinsbnrg This house has
m excellent celler underit, is remarks
bly, well finished, is in every respect well
calculated for a genteel family, or any
kind Of public business. and has the be-
neht Of anever-failingwel of good wa
Ter in the yard. For terms apply to
i. e...-...s~- JOHN. ROBINSON.
- April 4, 1906. r.. p = ~ t....<
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-18

THE subecTiberrespectfully informs
j the public that he has leased for a
term ofyears the T Ax-YARp, &c. lately
occupied BY Mr.. O. Ferrall, where he in
.eads to carry on that business in Ill its
various branches.-He has now for
sale different kinds of. LEATHER.
He win purchase HrDEs, SKINS, and
BARK, for which he win give the high.
est price. : ' !. 4 = -. -
q He j. now in wan. of a Journey.
nan and two Apprentices. :. : :.
: = GEORGE HAM.
Mar,insburg, April 4, 1906. j.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-30
advertisement.

TN consequence of resolution OF
Il the Genera! Assembly, passed a
their late session, ! am instructed by
the Executive 10 make enquiry res
pec,ing the situation OF ail Ordnance
and Military Stores, belonging to che
state mot including those ID the SER
vice of the United States or of this
State) and make report thereof TO the
Governor.
II obedience TO this instruction, and,
as the most probable mean OF effect
ing the object contemplated by the Elk
ecutive, / have thought proper thus
publicly to request OF such Of the citi-
zens of the commonwealth rs may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight OF
any cannon or other ordnance, and
muskets /; cannon halls, shells or other
military stores, supposed TO belong to
the sta:e, and in immediate use, to
communicate a particular report there
OF to me rs soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
Cleyk 10 tbs Executive.
Richmond, Feb. z, 1906. (tf)
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FOR SALE,
al public sai6an. by PnossEa and MoHcuRsl
Seven HOUSES and LOTS
nv YME CITY OF RIcH.4oND.

IN THE CITY OF RIcHAoYD.
nNE hoslse aud ,or between the bank and bar.
~ racks. so by 20 feet, with rooms, COM
p.eve cellar the size of the house-one sr5ry OF
stone. one cf brick and Two OF wooa--a smoke
house. dairy, a two story kitchen, fowl house,
aud necessary, all but of brick during the last
ia,la stable for eighteen horses, built OF " ood
The lot is walisd ia with brick. with pslings OF
the bcss materials the Wall. This stand ~ in.
terior TO noae il the city CT Richmond as :, board.
ing house, public house. or for private family.
lived III the mouse tor , years, and during the
assembly was crouied with company. The J.
bove des;r:bc house will be sold, on Wednesday
the 20n Of Aug,,,t, AZ twelve o'cioo&--one
foota of The purchase money IN 90 days, one
fourth in 100 days. for negotiable notes the
bank of Virginia wei Endorsed, the balance in
,iTec annual payments, with deed of trus, on
the property 10 secure the payments; possession
given Immediately. At the same time and place,
viii BE- sold. abou. 'weIve or istean hundred doll
lars worth os FUENiTCnE. ct 90 days, for ne
Go;iab'c no'as well endorsed
The oil;er SIX houses ar. on the hill, near Dr..
GeeSnhow's aud Mr. Nices properly. There is
= s~o story brick house 10 By go feet. complete
ly finished One othst house So by Is feet, built
OF wood. -Four other houses 10 by IS ecer, with
god brick chirnies. all CT which will I've in com.
pic:e order By the day of sale, and vel. painted;
tie let to every house is well iuclosed aihpa,-
inss: necessariei t. eve,y house, and handsome
gardening spots. These houses viii be sold, On
the tenth day o. Sep'cmte, next; the sa.c will
take place II twelve o'ciock--onc fMirih of the
purchase money IN So days, with nego,i..hlc no,es
~ tue bank Of Virginia, enc fourth rhe :;.a, of
June next. and the balance III one, IVY and three
yeas, with ''?ed Of trust on the properly to
secure the payments Any bonds, notes o, &C
counts which justly owe, that are now due, will
be received in either Dayment-any ,hat are not
due, VIII De rsceirsdin either of tie payuen.,
newest the time of their becoming due, if PIE.
sen,ed on the day OF sale. Ny principal rea sun
for selling the above prosperity is. have pu,caas.
ed an estate in the lower country and intend NOV
ING 20 1t at Christmas next all claims against
ne hope viii shorly BE- made known, iha, I
may settie them 10 the wish of my creditors and
a.! those inde6sed me, trust, will Si.hous de
lay, come forward ana pay of what is cue me,
as feel de'ire to close accounts with every
pe'son as speedy rs Poas.ble.
Join =. Shields.
August I2h. 1866. tbs
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$4,000 Dollars for $50 Gents.
NEW-YORg
STATE LOTTERY.
No. v.

For The Promotion IF Literature,
and other furfoses,
10 commence drawing on The second Tuesday in
December 1906. and 600 Tickets TO be drawn
each day un'i' the whole is concluded. Pri-
zes payable so days AFTER.
The exoeliency of the present scherie is un;ves-
sally acknowledged 10 exceed any YET oRe.ed
III the United States.
THE CAPITAL PRIZES ARE
$4,000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars,
5000 Dollars,
1900 Dollars,
Besides severed OF LOCO. $50. 800. 100, &c. Gee
The h'sS 1900 Blanks to be eu,;led 10 dol.
laws each.
The whole sutjea TO ad.duaion Of IS per cent
In ,,hia schefne thete is possibility for one
ticl.e; to draw $4,000 DoG;s Notwihs,an,-
ing the great number OF capital plies in this
Louery. there less than swo blanks 10 .
psi2c.
'rICNKErvC nNTD crrlroy,o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-30
IN COUNCIL.

29fh March, 1906,
TT is advised, that 1t be advertised IN the public
( paper thar PROPOSALS Will be- received by
the Executive from any person wiling TO con.
trad, 70 furnish the necessary Clothiug for the
Public Guard for the present year.
Dan. l.. Hyiton,
Clerk of the CcuRcil
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-30
MAi"Nk NNSES.

MAI IkASSES.
VAN be had on very short notice, NAT
~ iRASSSES Of al! sizes s, kinds, agreeahy
10 order, III the corner house, same square. below
Mr. JOS Oarmsda,t's. near thc market,
ana next door to MIR Jacob Iohu. IS
hook siore.--Also, BEDS furnished, and old
mattresses worked over.
Ino. S. Peasants.
Iune : 1876
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-30
.9aMes Pi0e,. Lou Grounds.

1GMes Riser Lou Grounds.
W RENT or LEASE, for term OF years,
Z THAI va'uable tenement, whe,eon Reuben
SsSby now lives. being part of my ea,s,e i,ing
upon the Fldvanaa river. in the county of AM
nerst, tor rni.es below Lyuchbug. Two or three
from Lewis manufacturing mii and koss's
iron wocks--and containing by estimation, about
eighty tonr aC,es Low CRCuADS, of su.
pes;or qaality Farierns apply to the subsct..
her, residing. near Niliis's moun,ain. in the
county OF buckingham on The road leading
from Ca Isa to thc courthouse.
L. Boiling.
Ruprst /, 1896. wSr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-30

K r. NJ q Y y l..
IT DABNEY has removed 20 ,he house on
L the Main Street, nearly opposite sIr l..
Darrsdait's and next door 10 Mr. w. kltchell's
brick building. Where he Offers fer SALE :
general assortment If CROCERIES. on reason
able terms, toe cash, CT produce only.
d. n consignment of sruT in packages of
any size. from - 20 60 lbs. " il b: sod below
The usual price Of thar article.
Richmond. August II. 1906. &c
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IN COUNCIL.

Aggas, 1870. 1906
VIE Governor submitted TO the
4 Council, r. letter which he had scccivsd
from Christopher Clarke, E.q resi;niny his seat
in the Congress Of tie United States, IS ,cp:e
sentative 6. .!e disrrid posed OF she coun;cs Of
Bedford, FraniSiin. Patrick and ucuty--- where
upon it is adsseCl That wriss Of e'eEiiou be ssusd
tolhe several theTiFs of the coun'cs aforesaid. 81
reng them tchcd clctliHns ia .,isirsevelal COM.
ties toisupP!y the yacaucy aforesaid. 1t the follow
Ing periods 20 wiz IN each com.y composing The
saiG district, excepting tne county ii Fyaaklin,
the eleelion shall be held on the court d.y of sush
county. which shall be in the month Of C@oher
next. and in the said county O, franklin the G.
letion shall be On the couG dAy OF that, couaty
which shall happen in the month oF Noysmbcf
next.