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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-23
..JuneS47.
This is TO give Notice,

IIilS is TO give Notices.
TNHA1> the 'fubicr,her, OF Alexandra county,
s in the diftsia OF Columbia, hath obtained
from the orp,ans' court OF faic county Letters of
aamini&sations on the perfonal efate OF Duncan
-Neyin, late OF tie county atereEaid deceafedt;
all pesfons having claims sgaina tie fad dc:
cesfed, are hereby warned 10 exhibit thenr With
the vouchers thereof, ON before the nc day
Of December next, othefwife By law they may
be excluded from all beneat to iaid eitat.s Oil
ven under my hand this 10Th day OF Jcnc,
1896. 9..
Andrew Fleming, dm'T.
June II. 2awo~
N. b. All perions indebted to faid eaate, are
required 20 make immediate payment TO the sa-
minitt rasor.
Ouch of tn. credi:ors of Joba Hckmsa essd
y CO. late OF Alexandra, as have cone INTO
the terms upon which the laid John RickInann and
Co. furrendercd ihsir property to the nle o. Their
creditors, are fequi,ed 10 attend, in pefon, With
or TO eranf,nit the eyidence Of thcs debts agsint
the faid Hickman and CO. duly proved. 20 the
fupfcrber, fsading in Aisxand'a, on or sstoFe
the loth day of July next, to enable shr irescti-
Der to make fmall dividend am2ng the ced
tor, of fam of money in the hands OF oseso'
the creditors rcfidirg in Alexandra. 49,
The interea upon the debts to b: calculated
to the s,ft of May, 1895, the time when the
faid John Hickman AID Co. fu'rendctcd npaeetr
propslty. :
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Cosniy Of dAexana,ia, E--Marcb aljoarnlh
Jan 1906
John Haliowell, CsmPlam43t,1
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"a :
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-09
N o &c T..

THE price OF FUCKERS BLACK
STONE after the Grst n January, 1907, viii
hs twgniy two dollars and City cents The sub
'efibers 10 thar work who have not yet taken
their coriss will nor after that tine be entitled
n ,he subscription ter,n..
Philadelphia, Joy, 1906. s1st Jan
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-09
FOR SALE.

ID Y virtue of decree of the county court
AZ Of Aibemarle, made in'the case of Mi
cajah Chiles' executors against Menaa
Mills, WILL BE. SOLD for CASH, on
the premises, on Friday the 18th day of De-
Semher. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-09
NOTICE.
The Subscriber,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IA and the public, that he has just receive
ed a good assortment OF SADDLERY e.
HARNESS ARTICLES, in his line Of bu-
siness--lkcwise Good Skirting, Hog Skins,
Bag and Upper Leather, Coach Glass 20
by %, % by 20 and 90 by ~.
JOHN MENERY.
Richmond, Nov. IL, 1906. 4w
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G O O D s.;
Land for .Soje.

WILL BE SOLD, to the highest bid
der, on Friday the Sth of January next,
If fair, otherwise the next fair day, At the
house OF MIR. John Swinny, adjoining the
premises, the LANDS belonging to HIVE
DEN SYDNY COLLEGE, which lie in the
upper end Of Prince Edward county. The
SAID. lands arc situated on the South and
North Forks of kppomattox river, near
where the buckingham read crosses the
river, and are very convenient to some of
the James river Inspections, being within
iiftecn miles oABent creek. There are by
late survey Between twelve and thirteen
hundred acres, aud may be conveniently
laid on into four difierenttracts to suit BUR
chssers. The Whole Of this land lies re-
marksbly well, is of fine quality, and highly
recommended to purchasers, as well wor-
thy Of their notice. Tire sale viii be on one,
two and three years credit, the purcha-
sers to give boi;ds with good security. to
carry interest from their dates. Those in
chned 70 purchase, will have an opportuni-
ty Of viewing the land by applying to Mr..
.Patfen Sc1nEgs, living thereon, or Mr..
Johp Sammy
By order ofthe Trustees.
James Horton.
CHARTS Scott.
lillian NJ Uatkins.
Jsode Read.
November, 25th, 1906 wtds.
a BARGAIN MAY BE HAD INA
Chariot, Harness and Pair Of Tx
cclcnt Horses.
enquire % the printer.
Richmond, August 9. 1906. IF
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r, REAT BARGAIN in two hundred
- and fourteen acres of ChiCkahomony
Rich Lorv Grounds,

near Mr.. KIDS mill, Hanover county part
ositin corn to the Main ipn, some ofthc rnea-
dow ground cleared-There is on it an Ape
pie orchard, Frame house, Kitchen, Corn
house, SC. Also 100 acres of good land,
90 oft Chickahomony low grounds, adjon-
ing Col. Selden's land, with good mill seat
on It, in Hcnrico county.
Also 80 or SO feet Of ground on the cross
street leading from the main street to the
Bason.
Also house to suit family, near the
Bank. The above will dispose Of for part
cash in hand and the balance in two annu-
al payments
JAMES TERNhN.
December 1st, 1905 81
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Negoes for Sale.

virtue Of decd of trust executed nv
- stephen Smith tn the subscriber for Sc
curing 70 William Hundlcy, the payment
os sixty pounds, with interest, and charges
OF executing the said trust, will be scld -
thc highest bidder, for ready money. AZ ths
Union Tavern, in the City Of Richmond. os
the 18Th day Of next month (DecO three.
Negro Slaves, to wit, Sukey, and her child
Nelson, and Girl named Sukey, with tho.
increase Of the said Sukey's born since the.
LIST day of January 1905, or so many Of the,
said slaves as will be OF value sufIicient -,
pay and satisfy the debt, interest and chars.
ges aforesaid.
WILLIAM POLLARD
Hanover, Novenbr IS, 1906. 80
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Richmond Old School.

THE subscribers take the liberty to inform
their friends, and the public generally, that
their School viii be continued the ensuing
year, and will be openfor the reception OF
Pupils, on Monday the fifth of January, at
their School room, On the back-street, near
the Courthouse and Immediately below
Col. Adams. Terms of Tuition, for Rea-
ding, Writing, &c. IS per ann. Reading
and Writing, with Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography, or any one of
the last mentioned branches of education
6 per ann. to be paid quarterly, and one
dollar entrance with each Scholar, to de-
fray the expensc of fuel. Hours of atter,-
dance as usual, and until eleven o'clock on
Saturdays for the Grammar and Geogra-
ply classes.
EEzn Richnr6en,,
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One Negro Man

Named Charles, the property OF said Lew.
is, to satisfy the said debt. The sale will
begin ii 10 O'Clock in the forcno6n--dueot-
tendance will be given by
JOHN Err WIN,
One Of Tie frnstces.
Nov. 9th, 1906. swu
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PURSUANT to 6aed OF ttrse execued 10
K me on the 27th September. 1906. ty Fleni |
ing Cayce, to secure debt do. John Gillian.
& CO by MIN l shall on the premises. on Fri
day the 9th January uexr. proceed to sell, 70,
ready money, to the highest bidder, the TRACT
of LAND on which the said Cayce resides.
with negro woman named Nancy, and her
three chidren. Ann, Harriost 7ntl Sally, or as
much oil the said property rs viii comply with
the purposes of the deed, reservns ,ha, pant Of
the said Land condi,ionaiiy released'to j. Eig
ginbo,hara, L Co.
]. MIcHAuX. qiu.,ee.
Curbe,isnd, 1c:h Novemher. 1906. W.T.
Powha;an county court, October
10th, 1906.
Alexander Marshall, executor s hcir,o
or devisee Of Mary Mary Marshal,
deceased, Plaintiff: :
AGAINST 9
Josiah Thompson, executor CT Josiah = s
Thompson, deceased, who was adj :
m:n;strator of Patience Ihompson, :
deceased, and Thomas Watkins,
Defendants.
THIS day came the plaintiff by John
Lane, esquire, his attorney, ard the de-
fendant Josiah Thompson not having enter
ed his appearance and given security ac-
cor,ling to law and the rules of this court.
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
, court that the said defendant is not an in
habitant of-this state therefore. on the mo-
ton of the plaintiff by his attorney afore
said, n 4, ordered, that the said defendant
Josiah Thompson, appear here on the third
"Wednesday in February next and answer
the plaintiffs BILL and that copy of thi.
order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper printed in the city OF Richmond for
Two months successfully, and tii4 another
copy be posted at the front door On the court
house of this county for two successive
Court days.
| A copy-Tcste,
JAMES POINDEXTER, elk.
! z Y virtue Of dead Of trl,t executed TO
X the subscriber by Archilles Foster, for
the purpose of securing debt due Abel
| Jackson
VIII Sc SOLD,
On Monday the ed December next, tohe
highest bidder, for ca,h, on the premises, a
I,act of Land,
/ in Amelia county, containing by estimate
/ on "a Ia acres, more or less, adjoining the
lands of Daniel Walthsil, Senr and Zacr.
! NORRIS, Senr.
JOHN II. CRADDoCK, 7ru.,e..
1eth November, 1906. wSts
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NOTICE.

Y Y virtue OF deed of trust execuScd by
~ Edward Lewis, or Buckingham ce,lnts,
" George S. Hare, OF said coairly, and JOHN
Erwin, of Pcndleton county, to secure the
payment of four hundred dollars, due from,
said Lewis to Thomas Pcebels, of Fayctso-
county, and state Of Kentucky, will hes
SOLD, on the tenth day of january next,
in the town OF Duiguidsyilie, Bnckiasham
county,
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From The Companisa.
THOU MUST DIE.

WwEy we brig to mind this awtu icnsence,
which has been paaed upon every creature 'nha'
biting this ball Of cath, how inflgothcant az
pear thofr low pufulty which agi' ate the toilins
race of men. He vino has been fora lefies OF
wears building airy caaless and preparing tor
future years OF enjoyment; who his been filling
his barns with plenty and his Cores with aSuhd-
ancs; how ishe aGonieasd when TO sim is TENT
tiis awful iuy,.n ,1s! His PSoad pfciatts vannh
into emotions, and more WORTHLESS tsan chat
appear the{e vaR deGgns OF grandeur Which HAD
called forth all the energy OF his mind. Not 80
rhe Chrltiau, who
Has made the hatates @! the Lord
F5is ffudy and delight
To him death cones not unlocked for; Re knows
it IL the lot Of our ffa;l natere and ne rel 9ices
in it as the road TO blessedneis. Suita'nsd ny
the hope OF glory, he sialls not sndsr the 'eni--
ings OF pain; the sgonios # d'iesie are coohjsr
ed as the price of his padport TO happier ttate ;
and, reGgned, he receiyes the cup OF afli a'on
The death of the ChriRan is the revival OF faith
Thofc wins fsaad at his bed Gde, who behold hin
throw off the fhackles of mortality, his copntc'
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the permission 70 march French troops id.
10 Dalmaeia through the Frioul, he will
demand the cooperation of the Austrian
troops with his own 70 drive the Russians
from the places tGey occupy. In such a
demand Austria Cannot, OF course, acqui-
esce, and ner refusal wilI5e the signal for
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of nostilitles; for
well are We persuaded that Booaparte,
now that he is sure Of Prussia, is anxious
for a renewal of the war with Austria. It
is said that the French troops are approach.
ing the Inn. and laas q campus to be form,
ed near Brannau.
In the event OF a renewal Of war upon
the continent, the theatre Of hos,ilities will
berauch larger than it was during the last
short contest. III will extend from the
nor;hcf Germany to Dalmatia--i, may c.
pea extend to the Turkish provinces, and
the fate of Christian Europe may be de-
cided upon'the terg,tot;es OF the followers
of Mahomet.
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alera,lorfa Daily Gnberttssr.
az
~ "WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is.
Ms. SNowpEx,

Ms. SNowpEx,
EASE 90 give this
character a place in your extensive and use'
full paper, and please a near relation to the
deceased.
THE character Of the late honorable
DANIEL DuLANY, esquire, who died 10
Bal,iaore sewn, on the 2oth OF March
1891.
ENDOWED by nature with excellent parts,
he lost not the opportunity afforded him OF
acquiring knowledge; and he entered on
the study of his profession, with a rniad
stored with treasures Of science and llteva-
ture. In this profession he acquired an
eminence, which lis the lot of few indeed
is attain; and his name will go down 10
posteri,y, not ONLY 4as the name Of very
erea, LAWYER, bat also one of inaexi5le IN,
tegrity. lie seems TO haze engaged IN The
study OF the law, NOT so much with a view
70 acquire fame and wealth as Of maintain.
;ng Justice, and defending the rights OF his
fellow men. Those who awaited them,
selves Of hrs professional abilities found
him candid, sincere aud honest; requiring
Tor hi6iaOOfS uouCiatS -oos w. % NH'o
reward TO theepoor hefgaye advice and
assistance, ikea disinteresssd friend, and
instead of exacting a reward he sent them
from him, with a more substantial subjec.
Of remembrance than words. The poor
Indeed, gin al! situations fcuud IN him q
! friend ardbenefactor, and it is aremarka-
bic proof of the benevolence &ot his heart,
that he would neverreceivefrom widow
or an orphan the smallest remunera,lonior
the most diligens services. a m'aoie sS'
ample y 81.
TALEsrs ike his did not escape notice,
! and his labo,s were not confined to his pro
fessiona duties. He filled some OF the
highest Offices under the proprietary 60
yeYnmept. with honor TO himself and ad
vantage TO the public. In the memorable
year Of 1866 when Great Britain attempted
70 raise revenue from America by the
stamp act; he wrote a pamphlet entitled
6. Considerations on the propriery OF lax
500 The Colonies" This pamphlet was
,esd IN the House Of Commons, in Eng
land by the late lord Chatham, the father o
The late MIR. Pitt. prime minister. I NJ
EXPLANATION given in that book of the Brl
ash right to tax America, was universally
admired by every man of sense, both II
F.npland and America. 1t was not IN ms
professional character only but. in all the
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VIENNA, April IL.

In the course OF last week, the French
minister Rochefoucals had two long audi.
ences of his Imperial majesty. and several
conferences with the minister aof state,
Count Won Stadion. itis ncw understood
that a convention has lately been concluded
between count Bellegarde, commander Of
Tuner Austria, and general Andreosi. Ac.
cording 10 this convention, 10000 French
troops are to march through Frloul and
Croatia to Dalmatia bu, in the Austrian
territory they are to pay for all necessary,
supplies 10 specie. This convention is
communicated TO the court of Petersburg,
and represented as consequence of the
Russian troops having taken possession of
Casaro.
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.,ovided with bills Of health from
Fsis ,o,rv. signed, either by the Danish
tha' 80 Prussisn, or Swedish consul, that
a . would be subject 70 quarantine; aud
] s .soa = they may have delivered IN Flu, ),
Pin0O g., il IS expected. that they shsaia
Eops, izvits them suct american btH ct
gfgs, However, in case OF their not
|psae a, such bill of health, they ought 20
paw ;Ss themselves with one from the last
Pl0' os discharge, attested either by the
go, s;;sb Or Russian consul. We had, yes.
a Iav an American from Lisbon, VINO.
~ g.at Of such ATTEST, met VITA much
|diScalIy.
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CURE FOR THE AGUE.

The celebrated Ffcnsh Chemif, B uil!on lie.
grange, has lately recommended. asan efe6sra
cure Tor the agues aud isvetS, tie gzzsfus of
white iowls, which hc ss teen in ife habit CT
uang for upwards Of prsy yeas; aad cpso 0: 700
cafes, eight ten;Fs have luccecdrd. The gig
yards sre dried, and pulverized as follows -
Firf, clear away shc gtayel they contain, and
Tightly wsGl them: then put them en- a firing,
and hang the'r in The irn or near thc IRE to dfy,
after which they soaa be reduced to powder fix
ed, and kepy IN hottie clofe cofke3. The dofe
is drscbn for atnIss. ard from faif drachm
to {c7op!e for chidrcn, r1'zcd il hsif R'ais ii
vine and, Ia caiss Of agne, iwaiow h-!f ar
hour before the at comes On. The def often
repeated, generally cares. It ia tie gizza%ds
of fowls and turkeys Only, and moi thols Of ducks
orpiseonso
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MEMM,NGEN, April 10.

Marshal Ney has still his head quarters
here. His corps consists Of 10, 600 men.
1t is said, that in certain case, the whole
of these troops TO march to Italy thro'
9he Iyrol.
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nance besu;ng with heavenly fniles. and hi, IL,
ltserin3 Prsiic-- muA furcy be conyieeed thar +.
mas followed 30 sscuaniagiy dcyifed fbIcs",--
ana even skseicss rnaa Sc induced 10 win, /.
mat 'hsis later end might be like his.
81, 1'set' Of laqcard Fee1ags-- 'Th aransc We.
.'ae' that according 10 our feelings VIC beloId
"a objects by kind ofwonde4iul Is mps.
ny: II iee'nS as ii inanlmats nature participated
IN cur JOYS and gt'cis.; when we are v,eaf.d.
We thu K, ard Milton fays, that The eaah gives J.
S'gns OF gratuiatIcn. But when tIaek MIA,
'aoiy fits within our fouls, =
d.,,h ,a, --. size round US throws,
ier gloomy presence ladders ali the scene, ~
,n4aes esry Hover, and darkens evry green; !
'eepells the murmar Of the, failing foods,
Anu ofesthrs "a browner horror DER the woods
= d. - tu
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Foreign Intelligence.

,u. ore indebted to our attentive cores
asor at New.York for the following
Ta;,;onal foreigu articles :--Register.
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relations which he sustained, tha, he exhi.
Dlted ms integrity, his friendly disposition
MS promptitude'to lessen the weight Of ca
iamlty, and to increase the stock Of bpmao
happiness, providence smiled on bis eyer.
lions and crowned him with noble Ior,noe.
!. OF Wnich ne made a generous use. His
extensive information, his great political
KnoWiedge, his acquaintance with books
with snen and with manners, enabled him
TO instruct, as well as to please. and the
Wlsest might leave his company with an
augmented stock of knowledge and de.
light. M ~
1 he Hoop Lark was taken on the I4lh Nav. !,
" the bI''ith government brig Nmble, an officer
am 'hrec men were pu. on board, and n, va.
ordered to sPor.eia Decentralization bu, mre,io,
with contrary Winds a.. an =. 80 p,s
vessel growing fhort provisions ard @ssit 5iFs
the oficc. thought proper to give her up TO capt.
Smith, whohas brought her into this port.
+ obariefau 7iaes.]
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MUNICH, April 10.

The French, itis eaiJ, viii form camp
in toe ntighborhood Of Brannau.
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Cure far deafreG.-:M-. Stinckof merchant
at Mulcow, was deprived for half year Of The
faculty of hearing, and ia6n,i.sed to vari as sp.
plicstions without fuccess. A, Ear nc filed his
mouth with the imoke Of tobacco, claled it firm.
~ as well as his ndRfils, ard thus compelled Sfe
lmoke TO find padlgs through the ears. The
next day he felt craih in each car, and ever
lnce his hearing has been psIfsts.5 ieaoFed.
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lOEKN g. I.ADD
fluff Arrived,

Asdt5rGal<, al nv, Eliza .Jasso's5Fo'e,
An excellent alIortmentof Hou-
ihold Furniture,
Of fberwe7vsf,fy@ion,, nab # doad56me Maize :
gany and evsH fseextea2;
zCorfiNing Q! The fali'-ving Articles
Swell,dl DeAs; Side Boards ;; Sc
ere.sry and, Book Calys; LADIES' .ed GentIe.
mems Secretary aod Whiting Dsdss; Portable
" ri,ing d; * Swti'd AM Straight Bureaus
elcgsns S. R1.eoIaered Gard Tlblcs; Painted do.
foer faat Di@iny Tables; Light Stands Bed
ecais; Straight D Ks.
Also,
Some quoils Of excellent Ccrdage
ard Spanyarn: doube & 4isgle Blocks; Trunks
Of ali Gzes; Worn+ns' Shoes of vacious colours
Potatoes by the barrel; Eiethen Ware; Bamboo
Chairs, &c. 81.
The fubicriber would thank any
G.asleinen of Alex ia, ana It's ylcsnily, who
with TO funp!y themfelves TO call, as he expects
to leave Town oon
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III. following accoon, Of "cisickeu with
human couotenance, is copied from the London
Monthly Magazine.
A fhort time fincc, a Ew exhihi ed FOR mo-
ney at PoGen, in South P.Ufia, chicken with
human countenznce. This chicken wa: hatched
at an eRatc near Wrlchen I Pal, WizesnisJ in
the diara of Pofen; and thu jew had accepted
of it as an equivalent fer Gnall Tsylors hill
due to him from the ownc5 Of the effate VINO as
serted that another similar formed chicken had
been at tie fame time hseched by the same hem
but foon died, The chicken which was hewn
by the Jew iurviy:d, and had very Lively ap
pearance, was full gtows and above year old.
The body was covered with yariegated teahers,
and as far down as th-spacc al the neck where the
head brgirs, in no retPstt were d'ftinguihtd by
any Gngalarity from other chickens. Tbs head
did TOT exceed in size that CT Other chickens;
.bu, ii was without theirs and covered with
Kin Of fom:whas blGe:h colour The fockcts o.
the eyes were hapcd exactly as IN q human couo
scaance, and over them two arches OF very fine
down formed regular eyebrows. he upper pat
Of the bill was bent and bluEted of as TO form a
we'll ihaped nofe, except that it was Of horny.
I Mbitance. Under tie nols regular human
mouth, with lips. and two rows OF c!otely rnltcd
white pointed teeth, completed this insula Agsus
.aturq. The tongue was rounded ard ihaped
like human Being on diminhtive fcals, that,
90 diicoyer1, there was not the Ieatt occshon TO
cs!i in the ard IF he immaginat;n. The above
accoua, Of this phenomenon was signed and pub
Ehed by NJ. Schwarz, gentleman holding a
respectable ofEceundsr the-PruGian government at
! Polen,
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Hbds. 5o,ao2 I2I,a6o &C
SAMUEL SKEPARD, AUDITOR.
T WISH to hire twenty-five likely

I WISH to hire twenty-five likely
Il active NEGRO MgN, TO worl, on the Man
chester Turnpike road: for such viii give lib
eral prices, and assure those who wish TO hire,
that they viii work under myself only, and every
attention paid Any person wishing 70 hire will
call on me, living in Richmond a, present.
wish to Rent the HOUSE now
live in to careful man it is one among the best
stands in the city of Richmond as boarding
houle or public house. will furnish a large
number of beds and other furniture with the
house, or sell the furniture at two, four, or six
months credit. ] can assure any person that
there is not one house or LOT IN this place better
fixed as TO convenient out houses stable for Is
horses, in good order. also wish TO rent my
MILL, that is situated within three quarters of
mile the marker house, it has two pair of
stones, one for wheat and the other FOR corn
will rent the mill low TO man that viii keep her
in order, and take the rent in meal at 4 fair mar
ket price thro' the year. l can assure whoever
may wish to rent, there IS no want OF water in
the dryest seasons with little care
J. p. SHIELDS.
December zJth, 1906, 81
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10 be Rented.

TOR ore or more years together or separately,
l. Two Fire Proof BRIcK TENE 2IER7S,
in the back street near the basin, and adjoining
the warehouses occupied by Messrs. Taliaferro
e Dickinson. They are suitable for warehouses
or stores, and Will be fit,ed up with counting
rooms and shelves to suit the. tenanrs.
JOHN WICKHAM.
December 81. 1906. hw
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JACOB R. Walk,

GEORGE ALLCOCK.
In testimony whereof, the said depo.
nents have bereuhio subscribed their
names, and ], the said consul, have here
unto sci my hand and affixed my consular
seal this twenty-frst day Of August, in
ths year oil our Lord one Thousand eight
hundred and FIVE, and ofihe Independence
OF he United States, the ,hirtietb.
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HENRY HILL, Jun.