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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
THE EUROPEAN NEWS.

The advices from Europe which we
give this day are of sufficient interest IN
require no apology for emitting various
other articles, in order to give :hem JuN
mere are letters in town from Liver.
pool, which give a mos. deplorab.e p;c.
ture OF the state OF commerce and mann
factnres-coftsn had fallen in price low.
ef than ever was known, and the mann.
tactnrers in that article were in a state ne
suspense that menaced the most serious
eviis'-ihe adviCes from the continent
o. so many disasters, had paraljzed The
pubic mind, an immediate heacc mn ann,
terms qOds considered as desirable!
The London Courier, a minis,er;a,
newspaper, OF which we have seen a few
numbers, endeavors To sustain the p,hl;c
mud, by fallacious accounts of vie,o.
RES gained by the Russians, and Aro.
'''ahs' IN Germany and Italy.-But The
consequences OF these Uicteries are so we
~ unhSe the usual effects of success
mat they must lend TO disgust and drive
10 despair, rather than 10 sustain the
hopes cr the unfortunate heohLc Of Eng.
land.
nc courier says that great complaints
are made OF the French in Germanv--
that their bulletins abound with accon,,s
of battles never fought, and the Courie,
IN the next article (by way of illus,ra.
ting the iallacy of The bolletin,, no donbt I,
says 1 aiieyrand is at Vienna-and Ro'
n'par'e occupies the palace of Sbco.
ornnn, the usual residence of the empe.
ror OF Germany.
(.luroro.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
THE SHORT WAR
(Aurora.J

1t required war fthirfy years to brine
ABOUT The treaties of WestphaIia and re,
duce The house Of Austria with. houoJ.
oil moderation and federation, The ssma
country has been now reduced TO the
most humlliating state in less than half as
many ~eeks--look al the linz of n,arcb
On September the fifteenth the Anstr;ans
entered Bavaria levied contribution az
suhed the government Incorporated the
BaVarlan burghers in the Austrian line
forced the elector TO fly TO Susbia.
On the eighth of October the German
Emperor was at Munich, but in three
days he was again at Vienna.
On the first of October the French
crossed the Rhine.
On the fifteenth they took Ulm.
On the goth they entered Munich.
on the III OF November they defeated
the Russians on the Inn.
On the 9th the German emperor asd
to Brunn.
On tn 18th the French defeated the
Russians near Krems.
On the fifteenth they entered Vien1o.
that is IN about 60 days after the German
emperor had entered Bavaria. elated and
flushed with an assurance Of ,riumub. h,..
cause unresisted.
On the 18th also the German emnero.
fled from Byunn TO OLmutz.
On the lsIh he fed again to Tropp.n
ahd since To CracoD, in ancient Poland
nle0oT90Le lesson and ret5roaeh --comneI lied
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21

Mr. Worihing;on then moved to strike
out the words in Lai,cS from the I'd to the
lish line.
s!essrs. S. Smith and White opposed
the motion, which was disagreed to-
Yeas iS-.Nays 10.
Mr Thrus,on moved to postpone the
resolution for the purpose of previously
taking up and aching upon The third
which prohibits the importation into the
y. ). of variety of articles, the growth,
produce, or manufactures of c.. b. after
the day of next, unless equi
table arrangements shall be made be-
tween the U. S. and Great Britain.
This motion was lost-Ayes 10.
Wessrs. Israel Smith and Bradley then
spoke against agreeing to the resolution.
The principal ground taken by them was
that /, became the Senate TO take stronger
ground, and to adopt vigorous measures,
before they requested the executive to
Resume negotiation.
Mr.. Tracy advocated the resolution.
He did not think negotiation exhausted.
He thought it became the Senate to make
one further attempt towards negotiating
our differences, before a resort was had
to wariike measures. The President
would be enabled to take this step, by the
Senate, who we're a branch of the war
declaring power, expressing their support
oil the measures he had taken, at the same
time that they requested renewal OF the
negotiation.
MIR Moore moved to strike out the
words sand insist :" which motion pre-
vailed.
Mr. Worthington said that, so modified,
he should vote for the resolution.
Messrs Logan, Kitchell and Pickering
spoke IN favor OF the resolution, and Mr.
Israel Smith against it (; when after some
verbal amendments, the question was
taken upon ii, by Yeas and Nays, and the
resolution carried-Yeas 23-Nays7.
In the course of the remarks offered
by different gentlemen, the principal
source OF difference appeared to be whe-
therit was proper under existing circum-
stances to request the executive again to
resort 10 negotiation. Those gentlemen
who opposed the resolution thought il be-
came the government to take higher
ground; 10 ann the President with The
means OF enforcing compliance with
our just demands, and 10 leave every thing
else 10 his discretion. On the other hand,
1t was thought by the friends of The reso
luton most eligible, that the President,
supported by the legislature. with whom
resides the constitutional right of dec,ar-
Ios war, should make one more solemn
appeal to the justice of Britain.
The third resolution remains yet 10 be
acted upon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21

That ar ~ profession. L-yye, if,bi. he ,
etnic. Cannot plead innocence; i,n, If 20 b.. =
Lawy IS not crime; IN - soaished i, should
lie c'nTd,rsd cisgu1 iGc.fiou 10. Office Thr
'ne' Itfi'st has no arrived ia this country Irhs n
wen are ebe prose'i6ei on account OF their pu,-
SUITS and 7vocaiioas IN lie. 1t such Il p,acipi.
( was once i-nehoneG, The poison which it con.
! rams would soon diifuse iss bancfa influence o.
Yer lie whole political body. Ii wou ii extend
mot only tonsdes and pIolessiJni. bit 70 c.oeds
ana opinions; and inste&d OK beholJing few
prescribed individuals, we should see Tie lame
syS,em OF intolerance and pc: ecution extenlinp
,.Set 10 whole seets and communities OF Ieople.
Ff"ni poIrioal intolerance, the transition would
DC extremely easy TO religious persecution The
tieeoom oil opinion would no longer be tolerated:
One portion OF society would be arrayed agtinsr
ano,her; may OF cur most virtuous and enl,eh,.
eneo QUEENS would be excluded from offices, of
honor, profit and srust, not for want of talents.
NOT tor wans OF pure and disinseiested zeal for
.he puoiic happiness and prosperity, hut because
'heir reiiSions or political opinions mieht not be
ueemed orthodox by the prevailing party of the
cay ihe Hydra of persecution would ap,in
rear i,s crest, and tear asunder all the chords of
'osa' intercourse, OF private & public confidence
ihe constitution under which we l,v.. is nor
.o""ued on these narrow and illiberal principles.
ne statesmen and the sages who formed that
charter were well aware, that tho merits of nneo
arc NOT measured by theirpursuits i'm life or their
'ehS'ous or political opinions. The objection
nov made to Lawyers Is of modern date. live
lux oack TO the commencement of oi,r reycl,,.
oonary struggle with Great Elitain. we shall
nor see that the Lawyers of thai day. were the
iast TO step forward and vinditate the rights of
cheir Country and humanity. When the bons.
OF SUCCESSES in Virginia, was charmed and e.
leeifihed b. the resistless eloguence of a Henry.
.reth and reason were not supposed to lose their
influence and their energy, because they came
from the mouth OF LAWYER. When At me
Present moment we are IN the hahi, of e,,l,gizinc
The greas and enlightened citisen, who now adj.
ministers our government, ,ye do not conceive
tiiat the lustre OF his virtues or IN. wisdom, of
ms administration are diminished or obscured
because he has been one of the DISTINGUISHED or
naments OF The bar. To these illust,ious cyan,
pies may also add the names of a PerdIe;on
and Wythe.
liaVins stated my pre:ensions to your srEr,.
ges' have done what 1 conceived, to he nv din.
S--h Is now yours to compare my qualifications
WIN tnose or my competitors ii YOU think
'heirs superior to mine, you have Avn unques,ion
able right to act in conformity to ,ha, oninon.
ous II you think proper 10 honor me with your
Confidence, pledge n.ysef ,'.rt the talent,
possess, shall be exerted to pro0soe the general
weiiafc' the harm ny, and happiness of my Tel.
low ei'izens. L am, respeafuliy,
WILLIAM b BANKS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 81. 1906

/ EF On Sunday nert a. 4 O'Clock in nh,
afternoon, Doctor CALENDER soU dclive, q
DISCOURSE in the Cahitoi, and Intends
10 'mfidrffaHy contrast armenian, Prcdcs-
ff'iaran, Universal and Unitarian Creeds,
and leaUe fhe PEOPLE 10 jxdge. for Themselves.
From the baltimore Telegraph Of SATURDAY.
last.
BY the late arrivals both to the north.
ward and southwark, as we'll as at this
port, our European advices are brought
down TO the 3lst day of December. The
latest We are now in Possession of is the
verbal information communicated by can
tain Adams, who arrived here last Satur.
day from Lisbon, which place he left on
The Sd of January. He persists in the
correctness of his detail, which in sub.
stance is, that on the last of December
lie saw at the Swedish oonsul's Office Of
fcial bulletins of a continued action be.
tween the French and Russians, that last
Ell with small intermlssion for DAYS, and
terminated in the total dismem5ermen, and
destruction Of the Russian army. lie saws
that the. accounts stated positively, that
$500 NoTh dfNuSJ StlDu-
iating tor an uninterrupted return to their
own country; and that 10000, attempt
ing to force their way through the French
army, We're cut to pieces.
If the French army has suffered any
considerable reverse of fortune, as the
extracts from the London papers mt.
mate, II must have been subse quent to the
18Th OF November, at which time, if we
are to credit the bulletins, it was sue
cessful at all points.
1t isdifiicult however, to reconcile the
contradictions of the French and English
accounts--but many facts of the mos,
important nature are in favor of the for
mer-ihe complete possession of So large
portion Of the Austrian oominions, and
ITS organization as conquered province,
Indicate incontrovertibly the powerful as
cendaBcy of France, and the triumph of
her arms.
The accession ofPrussia to the confed.-
eracy against France, which is to be in
terred from the emperor Fraucis's decia
ration, must be productive of important
consequences. REGISTER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21

- AN away from the subscriber, on the Attn
= "a OF last month, yellow negro man named
ZACHARY lie is a stout well made fellow,
about SO years OF age he has 4 very morose
co"n'enanee long thin nose and high cheek
6ones; ne was formerly the property of Wm-
Rsndciph, esquire, and as raised in the lower
end OF Goochiand county. where exree he is
PROBABLY Iu' king, or about Richmond, having
iormeriy been waggo"er for many years -
whoever will deliver The fellow to me in Bed
ford eonniy, shall receive reward of FIFTY
DOLLARS and if secured il. any j.iI so that
get him, reward of TWENTY DOLLARS
will DC given, aud all other reasonable charges
pad An persons aye hereby forewarned, a.
gainSt harborins OF conveying said fellow out of
the state.
10Th Feb. 1906. w4s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
TWENTY TurRp pAy.
Of 500 doIlsrs-No. 6I5l.

Frize ct 500 do'iars--No. 6l5l.
Ptize' of Is dvl'ars-Ess 65 81 400 40
o476 $685. COL 14I5 1881. SIG asa 7O52
oVs2 1892 6j93 559l 1908 64T4 2I47 1888
1856 5842 1881 5eO4 1852 POSI- liza $40
6945 5Os9 2}3i zoos 1910 S. IA $500 4044
6a56 6658 1888 1898 1850 1913 2431 7715
1926 6O9o SOB 4520 1881 S2l9 1852 1850
SAG $500 4739 3079 5755 7Oi4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
HiIAam g Nary College Lottery.
rwENry seeoNp DAY
Prizes of 500 dollars-f.ls 2781 IS

Prizes of 500 dol!ars--t.1s 2781 1880
Prizes of Is do!lars-Nos 400 oo7 e53 S55
E05 787 5l3 6965 S84 1888 29l2 7lS3 1850
1923 1880 1857 1892 $3.50 z43D 500; s9SS
1865 SOIL 5434 6505 $3.50 $685. $685. 34I4
1855 5174 1853 7799 2S41 1863 6ssO 9499
1866 32A2 1854 1923 41e2.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
OeO' tH'SNldnj n. c.
l I'm DOLLARS r. WARD

ELY DObbhko Ia w AkD
WILL bcgivcn Cor apprehending WILL
w AM GORDlN, wno absconded from
the plantation OF the ate Col no, all in Amelia,
some Hne IN the month OF Decembe, last. He is
adaIk muiaito' about 10 years of age, feet 10
a. II inches high, and ha, one Of his g,eat tses
Gu, sb, "a Circumstance sufficiently strong to lead
70 POSITIVE conviction it he should be met with.
lie carried with him dress of coarse grew cloth
and sundry other clothes not recoleaed Who.
ever will apPrOaend nc said negro and pot him
IN jaifor give ssch information as will enable Inc
subscriber TO get him again, shall receive the a.
bove reward.
William Royal.
Amelia, Feb g, 1906. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
City Of Rtchmsnd
ASSlZE of BREAD.


UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
II foUR PENCE Hair Psssy- Lohr ,,,,5.
Of a3ferjfne .fiopr, shall qpeieA t,peutv.t zn,'
ounces This regulation 10 DC in mi force
on Saturday nert.
wv. DU wi, Maaor.
Feb. 90, 1906.
"&* - consent of the parties The,
sale of FoRT:LEWIS is postponed nnyi he
Slst day of March. and that of the MEG P0RS
at the Oxford Iron Works, until the 4eb dav-
OF April next.
Ben. Mosby, d. m. for
Jos. Scott, m. v. d.
Feb. 10. 1866 .1s
MAZE have just received FOR Sale
w 20 Bags BEST Green COFFEE.
90 Hhds MOLASSES,
$500 lbs CHEESE,
% Boxes Cotton 81 Wool CARDS.
lIhds Antigua RUM,
do. WindzaYd Island 10.
do New England do.
40 Tierces Stone LIME.
80 Barrels HGRRIEGS,
Casks fresh CLOVER SEED.
$50 Sacks SALT,
Which we will sell low for Cash. approved ma
per, or Country Produce.
80 .,.e tHahard u Lucke.
~ fVNts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
Richmond Academy Lottery.
SECOND CLASS.

w H"NT TN BAY.
Prize ct 1000 dolars-No 6525.
Prizes of 500 doIlars-Nos 44io 1922.
Prizes It 100 dollaTs-Nos. 64iO 64g2.
Prize Of so doars--No. 6gg5
Prizes of % dollars--iJos. 42ol 7673.
B!anks--7689 6308 4I73 4O20 6115 5so2
1922 67o4 1888 1852 54s4 1857 4l5l 4o7G
6719 6676 1868 1888 7443 451s 768I sci
1911 sos 6704 $3.50 6I9i 600 1857 4SSo
1906 GOO 6O93 1879 1876 A096 e02z s9E,
700 f t,e1 oUSo IoIy $40 1852 5495 6759
S ,oSo S 'oS Fdoo oz44 4loO 5564 69ls 594s
100 ~ ~ 2o oc 2foz 1914 o255 1892 1857
5oT . ,O1o 1Voo .o5l $500 69S5 <4'6 $685.
GA 1878 1854 1918 $3.50 5zo5 100 go.
543l 4436 1880 1857 578l 77O4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
FEoM RALE1er, nv. ~ FIJI ~

we are sorry to state that we have lust
heard that dreadful fire took place in
wilmington on Monday night last, by
which two whole squares, comprising
nearly one halt the town, were burnt to
the ground We understand that the
hre commenced in a bake house the
prlI ling-oilice was not burnt, but the con-
fusion and distress was so great that nc
paper was issued as usual, consequently
we have heard no particulars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21

We are desired to state that on Thurs.
day evening last, The wife of Mr.. John
MierS, living in the county Of Philadel.
phia' was delivered Of fine daughters
at one birth, and that they are likely 10
live and do well. (PbH. boh.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
10Th Feb. 1906.
-, SikAYED OR SlOLEN.

,u.' 81 RAIED OK STOLEN,
= Monday night last. Cfom the door Of Mr.
~ Levy, near the bridge da, K bay NdPE
about eighty ears odd Had on her double skrt.
ed saddle. with pad buckled 10 il, aud a double
reIned bride with two bits---she has a hort
switch tail. 4 sar in her forehead, ,l,ai, snin
on her nose, aud a white spot behind one Of her
esTs-trots very short and qaiok the hal, rub.
oeu OH her sides, some white about two Of he,
fect Whoever Will deliver the sand mare "a rho
subscriber. near Bacon BTanch, shall receive
FIVE DOLLARS reward.
Peter Hawkins.
IN kIenrteo County Court, February SM
1906.
"'. I1";, Mayo. Complainant, In c1@eey,
Daniel Shackleford, defendan,, L5menon.
AIS day Came the complainant by hi, counsel
and the dsfsndantnot having entered his 40.
pearance ard given security according 10 The rules
or TINS court and the at of asse NIB. in such case
made and provided, and It appearing TO ,he sa.
tsiaeion ut the court that he is NOT an inhsbi,ar.
of this commonwealth: On the motion OF IN.
Complainant, II iS0 de,ed. that the said dersoc
ant do appear mere on the FIRST Monday in Ma
next ana answer the bill of the said copplainant
and uat copy ot this order be forthwith iuse,,
ed ~ some one of The newspapers published IN
the city of Richmond for ~ months succes,ive
iy, and posted at the door of this Courthouse nm
two successive court days.
Tests,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21

%sk2 Subscribers 70 Ire DEBnTTS
Of &c VIRGINIA CONVENTION, os9 .,
GI8BON's HISTORY o(t5e DECLINE and
NALL oft6e ROMAN EMPIRE. a., ,r1Des,sS
io GPoG az tits o9ce, Ntsre fbsi, c0O.cs are ae,u
'sSsa, Il, asiiySg. uG
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21

TO The FREEHoLDERs OF THE COUNTY OF
HALIFAX
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-18
Runaway Negro.

- AN AWAY from the subscriber, earlA
IA inguly, a negro man named GRESHAM.
He is about So years ofage, feet / inches
or feet high, of tawny complexion, has
scar ON one of his jaws or side OF his face torm-
ing half circle / think it is on the right,
but am not positive. He is slim made tel
low, with a bushy head, and when spoken to
has a scary and down look. When he went a.
way he had green round coat, buff colored
breeches, with homespun cloathlng, and has
never been accustomed to any work but In the
crop or field I have understood he has eros
sed the Potomac about Britain's Bay, over IN
to Maryland expect he has procured pass
and will endeavor to appear as freeman.
All masters of vessels and others are tore
warned from harboring or carrying him away
under the penalty of the law.
/ will give 7sventy Dollars reward it taken
in MARYLAND, or. Fifteen. if taken in the North
ern Neck, SO that get him again,
George Christopher.
Westmoreland County, Vir.l sp
18th September. ) 30 da
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-18
Sale at Auction.

=
On. MONDAY, the third day of November,
will be sold, at public auction, at the house
of his Britannia majesty's envoy extraordi-
nary and minister plenipotentiary to the u
nited States, in the city of Washington, all
his .ge ,assi
Household e Kitchen Furniture,
CONSISTING OF
& LEGANT mahogany Bedsteads, Chairs,
IL Tables, Sofas, elegant Brussell's Carpet
ing, great deal of which is new, Curtains,
Beds, Mattresses and Bed Furniture, all finish
ed in the newest fashion, some elegant Bath
Stoves, two English Carriages, with Harness
for four horses, finished in the newest fashion,
and other articles of Sadlery-Also, quaint
ty Of elegant cut and plain Glass, large
quantity Of empty Porter and Stone Bottles,
Garden Utensils of all kinds, and, eventually,
several dozen Of English Brown Stout Ale,
and Wines of different kind, and Liquors.
The safe to commence at O'Clock in the
forenoon, if fair, If not tie next fair day, and
tecontinue from day to day till all is Sold
Terms made known at timc and place Of sale.
October s. dis
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-18
October IA.
PUBLIC SALE.

DT virtue OF deed of trust from Daniel
ID M'Carty, ESQ. to the subscriber, made
for the purpose OF securing the payment OF
debt due from the said Daniel M"Carty to Re-
bert T. Hooe s Co. OF Alexandria, will be
exposed to public sale on the .ft1eenth day q
November meet, to the highest bidder, for
ready money,
A Tract or Parcel Of Land,
Situated in the county of Fairfax, on tie wa
tiers of Accotink, commonly called the Mount
.Air Tract, containing between SIX and seven
hundred acres, together with the buildings and
improvements thereon----it beng the tract OF
land wherein the said Daniel M'Carty hath
for some time past resided. The sale will
take place at the dwelling house Of the said
Daniel M'Carty, on the said premises.
Thomas Swami, Trustee.
October 9, dts
nF The above fale is postponed
until Thwjday the 23d of November,
on which day it will certainly take
place, on the terms and at the place
mentioned in the foregoing advertile-
ment.
Thomas Swaa1n, Trultee.
October IA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-18
FOR SALE,

a 1oUNC, strong, and hearty NEGRO
6rs... "oAGd&, with Female Child at her
Mash oae Is honest and sober, an excellent
y ~, and lroner, good cook, and extreme
tron my aooat house, and lively and indus
Der b' aoOat any kind of work, is good spin
kaIt st' mas an imhudent tongue for which
Posed que Is to be sold.-She is not to be dis
Sers, VI at distance unless she consents
Au,,.. Enquire eftAe Printer.
She may Be A,a 90 trisg.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-18

CONSISTING OF
ZINE and coarse CLOTHS; cassimer2s -
4 blankets, mems and wOmCps Worstel
stockings; mems and wamcns cotton stoc*-
ings aimities Rnusiins a great Yariety ol
stuffs chintzcs; caiicoca silks, sc. &c.
Which were given up by William Oxley, 81
insoIvent debtor, tor the benefit Of lis credi-
tors.
The above goods will be sold On long Gre
dit for approved ipdorsed negotiable notes.
Terms Will be made known previous to the
sale,
Thomas Swami, Trustee
for William Oxley, al inso!yent debtor.
October ll.--tl4} dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-18
T O R E N T,
October IA.

TO r IN 7,
a TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING
~ HOUSE, situate on Cameron-street,
nearthe corner, together with Frame Build
4he corner ofCameron and Pitt-streets,
now occupied as a coach-makers' shop but
would make good stabie' ana a vacant 'o''"
For terms apply to
James H. Hooe, Adm,r.
B. CAMBRIDGE, deceased
September IL.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-18
PUBLIC SALE.

Pursuant to the order Of the Honorable M
cholas Nt-hpgh, will be sold at yendue, on
the 9th day OF November next, by Philip
G.. Marstolier, vendue-master,
Il v01aety Of Dry Coods,
1All the Stock in Trade OF VIM DxLEY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-25

TTJE tie snbsc. ibers, Judges Of Fne GeHera'
Wv Coo.t, have pursuant 40 law allotted the
Judges OF the cspo6live Dis,r2 CONT AZ fellow:
William Nelson. jr ana Robar, Whi,e, E,qrs
to the Districts OF Winchester. Hardy aud Mo.
noiS.a!s courthouse;
Joseph prcn,is and John Tyler. Esqrs. TO the
Districts of Richmond. Petersburg, hrunswick
courthouse and Suffok
Edmund Winston and Paul Darlington, jr
| C.sqts. to the Dstrists of Prince Edward court
house Franklin. Wa.hingtoE courthouse, and
the Sweet Springs, in Botetonrt county;
| Richard Parker and Hugh Holmes, Esqrs TO
the Districts of Northumberland. King and Queen,
| Williamsburg and AconmaSk courthouscs, and
1 Archibald Stuart IN Francis L. Brooke, Esqrs
to Staun,on, Charlottesville. fredericksburg and
HaymarlSct Dsrias. at the next succeeding
terms thereof
Witness or haItds AMI seals. this thirteenth
day OF June, enc Thousand cish, hundred and SIX
| John Tyler, (Seal.)
| VIM. Nelson, jr. (Seal.)
Frs L. Brooke, (Seal.)
Published by order of the Judges.
Wilson Allen, e. G. c.