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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-25

IL Y virtue of a deed Of truat execut-
4-1 edto us by John Christian, jr. to secure he
payment of = debt therein mentioned due to the
late firm of Dunlop, Pollock 4 Co. will be sold.
to the highest bidder, for ready money. at Prince
Edward courthouse, on Monday the 10Th dsy
OF Nay next, (being court dayr TRACT of
LAND, containing 1s0,acres more or less, lying
on the waters ct Big Rough creek, in the said
county of Prince Edward, being the land bought
by said Christian, from hbher Coffee, Ter deed
bearing date the 2S'h day of May. 1873.
The land may De viewed previous to the day OF
sale, by applying 10 the said John Christian, jr.
Samuel ~. grna6ie,1 ,r..
Peter Johnsrtn, 1tnS'e"
Prince Edward, i7th March, 1906 ids
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By xHz 90 S1RE oR,ov rHr coaMoNweAE.
OF vIsotSIA
A PRCCLAMA ALTON.

u" HERE.aS by the eighth Sec
Wv ton OF the sa oil rhe Gene, al assem
bly,, passed At the last session, Further 10 a
mend the several aGs cohce ming the Nihiiia OF
this Commonwealth - il ia mace the dury II the
E~.cuuvs 10 deeiass by proclamation, wnal
shall be the aaiform of the militia of mis- com
monwealth: have thsretare ineughl II, with
the advice of the Council of STATE TO issue ihis
Proclamation. hertby declaring ,hat the u,
be as fellows. 10 wiz;
For tie General OHcers.
dark blue coat. skirts iinea with bnfr. cape,
iapels and cuffs buff. yellow buttons, gold epas
Is,s Gene on each shouder) black cocAed hal
with black cockade, and back stock
For The .Aralery.
A blue coat, skirts lined with red cape. "a.
pels and cuffs red yes, and eye,aIls white, With
black gsriefs, yellow buttons, Z cooked black
hat with red cockade
Far Ms Light L,lfantyp.
dark blue short coat with halt lapels Gang
and cuffs whi's, white lining and buttons, vest
and ovesaIs white. with black gartsrs. black
bait boots, black sock, round hat cooked on
tin. left side with black cockade.
Ear The Grenaaiers.
dark blue coat, cape, lapels and cuffs white.
white lining and buttons vest & ovefals w,,i,e
with black ga,ters, black hall boots, black STOCK,
cooked hat with black cockade.
For HE Rifen,en.
A linen bunting shirt of purple colour, with
overalis of the same. leather ncckisons or shoes
round hat cooked on the left side, with black
eockade and black stock.
For he man 6cay Of the Militia.
A blue hunting shirt trimmed with white
fringe, white oyerals and black carriers, round
hat cooked on the left side with black cockade
and black and red plume, black CATERS or half
boots-ihe officers uniform 10 be dark blue
coat, cape, lapels and cuffs white, whise lining
and buttons, vest and pantaloons white, win
black gaHers, black stock, cooked hat with
black coekade.
Fer tie Cdvaiyy.
a short datlsor botsle green coat, with but.
tons. lining. half lapels, cuffs and catc white,
white vest and leather breeches. jack boots,
spurs, black stock and black lsathes cap dress
ed on the crown with bearskinr and decorated
with light bite sash and red and white plume
The officers of the main body of the Militia
ct the Light Infantry, GrenAdiers, Riflsnen <
Cavalry, to De distinguished by epaulcts of sill
yer the officers of the Artillery to be distin.
guished by ePsuets Of gold. The 6eld officers
TO wear Two epsuiets, tfe captains one on the
tight and the sobalteTns one on The left shoulder
All officers TO wear side arms and boots. Pro.
vided however, thar where any troop Of cavalry,
company of artillery grenadiers. light infantry
OF Tihemen shall have provided themselves with
an uniform diliereR; from that herein prescribed,
hey ave respectively permitted TO wear the same
for eighteen months from and after the date
hereof.
Given uhder my band as Governor, with
the Seal Of the Commonwealth annexed
IL" a, kishmond, this Isl day Of March,
1906.
Signed,
VIZ. II. CABELI..
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New Canton, Goth Feb 1906
EVty Dollars RelOarsl.

Saturday the 7th inst. a man.
NJ who calls himself BLUNT, and said he
was son of Michael Blunt, who some wear. aqe,
did, and perhaps may now hive in, IA anover cuun-
ty, came to my house ana informed me tha, his
hosse was stfayed orstosen from him in Paris.
and intreated the loan of a horse, in or4er IL
possible. to recover his own Yesterday / hirea
him daikgrey horse. more grey sbout the head
than any whsre else, upwards of fourteen hands
high, long switch tail, psces trots and caA,e,s.
has a hitch in his side when starting into pace
very perceivab.e. has bunch of white mare On
the top of mis- neck. eeessioned by the collar sig
years old last springfield with him double
skirted saddle, and plain curb bride. He was
by promise 10 have returned the horse, &c the
same day, but l have seen nothirg of him since.
As nsar as can recoea, said Blum, is abou,
tee' inches high pale complexion. thin visage,
grey eyes and dark hair; Appeals 10 be about so
OF IS years of age had OH drab colored sur,out.
swansdown vest, PLAIN nankeen pantaloons, half
boots and a straw hat covered with black, the
under part green I'willsgi7s rhe above reward
Tor the recovery Of The horse, saddle and bride.
and conviction Of the man. or Ten dollars for the
horse and saddle alone.
Philip Mallory.
Fauquier county, near Oak HI,
December i7lh. 1895 g"
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FRESH SEEDS.
MINTON COLLINS

= EspECTFULLy inform. hi friends
ES- and the public, ,hal A<.las lately ie-'
ceised a fesa supply of GRASS SEEDS
irpm ps.iadviphia. And he has likewise
received very extensive assortment OF
GARDEN, SEEDS from London, by sl,e
snip Bristol Packet, William Day, mas.
Ter, via Nav York, which are GOV to be
had at his ORIGINAL SLED STORE,
next tsor to Messss. Taylor x COS Vaa
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NOTICE.

y Y virtue ofa deed trust sxecutedby CHARLES
~ Craddock Of the county Of Amelia 10 the
subscribers. 70 secure and satisfy dest therein
mentioned. due from the said Craddock to jobs
G Jeherbon, with all necessary charges and ex
uenses. attending the said deed and this publiea
ten, there will be offered for Sale, for ready mo.
ney, at Amelia courihouse, on The 9Th day Of
the present month, IL being Amelia court day
TWO v sLUhBLE NEGROES one a boy
IL or isyears old me other likely girl. by nsne
John and Caroline
Join Booker, jr.
n. n. 7owns.
Amelia, March 9Th. 1905. tbs
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VIM II. CABELL.

!. ohm Tranable was CONVICTED of Horse Stealing
eetors the DiFtIa Court of Washington, in the
spring of 1906. and sentenced 70 FIVE years ard
hive months confinement He was born in Ma
ryland is 5 fee, IL inches high IS years
old; fair complexion light hair; grey eyss |,
has niche in his left ear scars in his forehead.
andiis shoemaker by trade
Isaac Harris WAS convicted of larceny before
the Distrid Court of MOnongalia in the spring
OF 1895, and sentenced to two years confinement
lie was born in The county Of Wood in this
state. Is five EJECT nine inches high 18 Yeas old,
swarthy complexion. dark hair and hazle eyes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-25

New.Yori, Grand LitvY..i;,T1
LOTTERY, No. =.
dU7YoHISED ~ as sc, q sse Lssi:,a's's.
= eisss payment IF p'iaes S.ai ar..ee.t q s-<s,
Rcsi'iSely Begins dsosiiS "a -de2 neyct.
$4,000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars,
5000 Dollars,
- HIGHEST PRiZES
Tickets. Rsices, 24,.rsc and GigS.bs. are nos,
se.Gas in g,eai Sa'iey II naai5=rs. q.
G.. s5 X. w AifE's
7iuiyi Fortunate Lottery. csfees No 81 aad No. So,
Mao Lsns. Ne-2 ia'k,
Were sold IN roe lasi lotteries. fbc HIC-
Esq PRIZE IN each. .!ae other cspife.s to an
enwnsous ainoanf. mans Lico fvi.osvipr
No 1879 shighesr ii izc) IS 900 dollars
No 1929 >hignes, prixe) 20 coo 6oasrs
No 1928 5000 dollars
No IS9,4 9 GEO dolIars
No 1855 2.VOc doers
No 7S573 $500 doiiars
No S97S - LOCO dollars
No 2O355 l,uo0 dollars
No 22Jf5 LOCO, dnllats
Besiaes a srsst na.i6sy Of 500. 2oO, 100 suNay
p,ises. &c So
- Disfan, ddcsntwe,s Ey Jsu.ra,r.iny bank
no'e, ct any description mletfe past fad to G.
S x. Wa,ie, way bace hekcts and sbDes sen i5ent
~ any amount soiib tbe utmost raneiuaiity uaf
peJecr safey TO any part ot toe Usnsd Sfesrs, and
tee ss lest adviee ssiN6e sent IF tbsiy szeseis-.
frice2f Tickets Seven Dif2ms. .iit
Nesp Yort FEBRUARY l6,b. 1906. Sw
aaj AIMED as House Keeper.
~ in large family. an elderly Lady,
VINO can come well recommended. Liberal wa
ses viii De given. Enquire Of the primer.
Nov s, 1905 ...%,,, IF
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W II H. ca nc.

"A YrwR JAek-sss will stand the ensuinc
season, 10 Commence the irst of Mach ani
end the hrst of August. at my mill in Chester
held county. twenty miles above Petersbur and
thirty from Richmond, and will be let 10 Marco
oH the following terms-six da;iars and ons
Snarter the season; notes TO that amount m usr.
be sent with The mares. or they will no, be recei-
we'd, which may be discharged at any rme within
the scason, By the payment of Ave dollars, with
one quarter 70 the grcem The greaf size.
strength and vigour of Vulcan. entitlc him to be,
ranked amongthe FIRST Jacks IN the United States.
Vulcan stood the last season Al Mr.. II Wethers'
in Dinwiddie. and is though,b BY him very sure
toai getter Vulcan was got by the Duke OF
brunswick, his dam by the Royal Gift
FRANCIS EPPRs.
February 10. 1906 r1A
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NOTICE..

NOIILE..
DO hereby fsrewarn any person or persons
L from trading or taking an assignment of
Bond executed by me TO Charles Matthews of
the county OF Buc bingham. for the sum of two
hundred pounds, dated 5th February, 1905, and
pay able the 25tn December, 1906. as the same
was gwen in part purchase of a.tra& of land,
Which said Matthews was not possessed of
Wotfer Irvine.
New Canton, Goth Feb 1906 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-25
FOR SALE
NTY Tract of LAND lying in

MY Tract OF LAND lying in
Iva the county Of Fluvaana, containing by
paten, 974 acres, about 200. of which are clear
cd part thereof is under a good fence lies We
~ level. and produces Corn. wheat ana obac-
co most excellent for the reception ofmanure
il il atonrtwe've miles above Columbia. and
loutlfise miles frlm James and Rvanna MYERS
tine taGge for stock. and the land is veil tim.
lbesed ~ish;pine, oak and hickory good orch.
ards Of different Kinds and remarkable for fruit
every year I in Consequence of the high stua,i
on); excellent water, and plenty of meadow
ground: there is adwelIng house and barn, in.
;ssIca in The Fire Asssur ance Office. with cont.
houses suhcien, dor the reception of a family,
on . beautiful and heal ny situation
Amy person wishing 30 purchase, will he shewn
thcn emisssb by application TO the subscriber.
diving on the place.
~ Tie terms are onesthird of the purchase mo-
.ney paid dow', and Two equal, annoalpaynents
for ne balance, Bonds and approved sscasity
Will be reqnired as also deed of trust on the
laid to segute the payments.
HEZEKIAH STONE
5ss,;Febeuary % 1906. -s 3~,
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On FILL he given for experimenting WILL
wv AN SORDlN. who abscundsd from
che plantation ofthe late Col Roy all in Amelia,
Some time in the month Of Dec<mbesiast. He is
a daa fnnlatto, about 40 years of age, $ feet 10
or IL inches high, and has one of his great toes
eut'offs a cireopstanre sufficiently strong to lead
10 positive conviction if he should be met with
He carried With him dress of coarse grey cloth
and sundty other clothes not recoieaed Who
sverwih apprenend The said negro and put hlm
y, Jail give q Oh information as will enable the
aebsctiber 10 get him again, shalt receive the a
bove reward.
: lillian Royal.
,Anel;a F,b g. 1906 rs
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4 Early Hoispur's
II Prqssian blue and
I Marrowfa, Peas
Y Broad windsor, long
n pod * snap Beans
u Early AID lale York
< Cabbage
( Early s late Sugar
\ LOAF DIDO
u Early * late Ba.tes-
4 sea s,,i.
hGreen and yellow
"A Savoy s.l ~.
= Large white Win
4 ter ana large white
4 Scotch Cabbage
4 Large a.l Daicn *
= large Madeira
II Cabbage
I Red Dutch Cabbage
II 10 pickle
sDrulnhead Cabbage
4 Soncoles green and
! white Brocoie
1 Early and late eau
4 liaower
h Salsafis & Nastur-
T.. iiuin sc.
\ With an assortment
4 of Class Floser
4 Bottles
4 tainted Flower Pot,
and Pans,
And some red gar
\ den Pots and Pans,
4 Sc
An, 1906. Az
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Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers FOR sale, $50 ACRES Of
h that vausble trsd OF LAND, belonging TO
the late col. Bernstd Marlhaiu. dec about three
miles above Manchester and lying upon the river
aaording several very convenient mill STATS ,his
tra6 Possesses many advantages whi-h wbud
Be Considerable 40 purchaser. II Is new under
high cultivation, incIoscd in good f,nte and
well watered, two Thirds of tho above trze is
covered vim valuable timber, and lies convent
ent either 10 the turnpike or river. The above
land il rot disposed Of privnely prior TO The Ist
dsy Of May. viii then be Offered al ppL'ic asc-
ton, on the premises, in lois 70 silt pu.shasers.
Eny person wishirg to view il. all h. SswnR
w tFts shbsosiber. or IN his ab.enee " Wliaz,
Eowtes re sidiHg thereon
George Markham,
DeSember c+:h, 1895. w.iin.y
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80 SSuS 49,
ked x white Clover
Lucern, Timothy s..
Rye Glass, Saint
Folpe, Burnett aud
Burden Grass
Hemp, Flax * Rape
Seed
Canary & Spinage
Wh.te and Brown
Mustard
Large Norfolk and
Sunne l'urnip,
green and white
Asparagus |; Large
Roaas Cabbage
Lettuce 49,.
Imperial, grand ad-
HilNl and Dutch
Leituce
Green & white cess
do,,o
Salmon, scarlet,
white and black
Radish Seed
Blood Red Beet
Solid Celery d..,
Early and late Gu
cumber /; Parsnip
Rcd x Orange Car
Crosse. 6 Pepper
grass
Msdeira and Selvor
Onion
Early Frame, Charl
ton
RiehmsnS, March
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-25

j Wonty Dollars Reward,
IX7ILL be given for apprehending and bringing
w home NED, wins ran away The 2.fsh UT
he is AZ years Old. about : feet nigh. very spare
made. bopy &blsck ve,y srfui and nsin, .ajing
He has always been accustomed 70 lab0ur 10 the
6eld, is ONO t,ade; there srefe,y men. who can
oui work him carried OF only his working
clothes, which wsfe such as lsbering savesg e
rerally wear. The above reward viii be given
if taken up over 40 miles from nome ifbetween
20 and 40 ten, If under 90. Eve dolars will be
paid. by HENRY BELL.
Buckingham, 10th March, 1906. 4w
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4. Iys1ves d Co.. /.

HAFE for Sale at then Stole, next door to
q < Messys. Shaaard {. Lucke's. opposite ,he
S-arket, Hichmond. IN assortment Of
Groceries and other Articles,
Which they r;iii dispose of a, the lowest prices
for cash or country produce. Among which
are, Jamaica and Antigua Rum. Old and very
superior Coguiac Brandy. Loaf and Brown SUI
gar. Coffee Chocolate Imperial, lily son, ~ s.r
skin, and Young Tyson Tea; Port and Sre,,y
Wine, Honey, Melasses. Figs. Nutr-cs Mace.
Gloves, Cinnamon, Alspice. Ptpp.r, Fig Blue. ),
Starch. Soap. Candles. Salt. Tass in se,s, &c. &c
Richmond, Feb 10Th 1876 .-,s 4-t,3l
COMMITTED to The lail OF
~ this county, about the 9Th of December
iast' negre man says his name IS ] Ohm;
that he was on his way with his ,ass:sr DENY.
tey Nash, moving to the Tennessee from near
Norfolk, when hsl left him near Ibis county; saws
he tormerly belonged to cap,asn John Brarrbe,
OF Riekmond; was sold to Pr Mash, Of Nor
toik says he was hired Ter The two tas, osis
oy Mess;eurs WmS& Henry Haxhall, cf Peters
burg. He is stout, wed made fellow, about 5
feet 10 or III inches high appsars to be abou, "a
years Of age, has had tine Small Pox ve,y bad
Had on when taken ep. a. blue cloth coat asi
heTne.spun checkeret pantaloong. Tae owner is
requested TO come forward pay cha ges & take
him away, or he will be dsall With according TO
law. i.s.x =
IS JOHN WILLIAMSON, /.
l2m) Keeper 81 tie Jail
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SEQ. w att

LIAS remoVedfrum the store he formerly oc
Z 4 Copied to brick house on the cross strcst
testtnS from thepnain 5,reet TO Shoekoe ware.
:house, where he has on hand and offers to dis.
pose of on moderate terms. b. Wholesale,
1he following ,A,nclcs, giz:
Loaf aaa muscovsdo Sugars,
N. England, w island, and Antigua Rum, ],
Cogniae. Barcelona and Apple Brandy.
Sherry AND Malaga Wine, !,
Coffee of superior qualify.
Mclassesi Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Hyson and Imperial Tea,
i 400 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Pasent Slot assorted sizes-And
The remainder of his Stock oi Dry Goods
consisting ptincipay .ofi articles suited TO the
present and approaching season which he viii
either sell on credit Of g., and 9 months for
snoses negooiabe at the Bank OF Virginia, with
approved .endorseis, or barsr for Tobacco
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
sd RisAyond. ed NJ Oh, 1905
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The high bsd and celebra,ed running Hos,

BY IKE GOVERNOR OF THE coMAoNwiALTn
OF VIRGINIA.,
A PROCLAMATION.
NJ HERKAS it is repre- tented to the Execa
Wv tive, by the Keeper of the Penitentiary,
thattwo of the prisoners therein confined TO wit /:
JOHN TgANBLE and ISAAC HARRIS
have made iheif escape from the peni,en,isry
l have. therefore. thought fit with the advice of
the Council Of State, TO issue this Prnclaraati,n
hereby offering reward of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for the apprehension of each, tv
either ef the said prisoners and for their delry.
cry at the Peniisntiary and do. moreover, en- \
JON all officers, civil and military, and exhv.r
the GOOD people of the commonwealth 10 use
their best endsavors to apprchend aud convey TO
the Peniientiary the said John Trambis and l.
saas Harris,
Given uRdermy hand. with the Seal of The
{ p. Sc commonwealth annexed, a5 Richmond
this Sd day Of February, 1906.
lsisned)
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A GREEABLY to the will &C

A G ZEE A B l. Y to the will Of
IA James Vaughan, dec will be scld, TO tho
highest bidder, fnr Cash. al Amelia courthouse,
or Thursday The S4ib OF April next. 400 ac,es
OF Lend on Mud liver in Kanawta county,
which said land is morigseed to Daniel M'CaI-
!um, TO secure the payment Of seyen.y pounds
with interest thereon since December 1855 MIR
M'Csllam's rePre;en sa'ive requesi cd 10 attend
the sale in order 10 i've his money ard exe-
cue release,
BEN. ovERsTEEET, Ex'r.
of James Vaughan.
March 14th, 1906 3w
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.Nay5haPs .Sales.

~y,o as; Sold. fos ready money. under decree
4 .f the Court of the United States for the
fif,h circnit IN the Vugiaia Disina, between
Phineas Bond. attorney for ts,s CREDITORS of E2e-
KEEL Edwards pltf andDacid Hoss and other
defts i,i Order 70 raise she sum Of dolls 967 So,
due and pay able on tae frs, dsS of July, 1905 and
the further sum of dolls 1906 &C, due and pay
able the day of January 1906 ti.at valuable
aud wen known esta' . in the county of Bote,ourt
called 20 RT LEW S. stated by said Ross
To Contain 1908 acref.
- The gale will TAX place on the premises on
the s7th day oil Febi nary next. 49,
Also. on the 4sb day Of March next, will be
sold, under the aforesaid decree, at the Oxford
Iron Works, in the county of Campbell, a mum
Der OF valuable SLAVES. $50 .tS ef2
Ben. Mosby, d. M.,for
Jos. Scott, M. v. d.
January Is. 1895. IDS Is
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Mr.. JOHW JOUHIT,
In the State Of Keniucky.
SIR. NN the third Monday ia April next, al
" Goochlahd courthouse, between the
hours often in,he forenoon and sunset, l shall
'ake the depcsi'ions Of Col George Payne and
Capt. William Gay, and on the fourth MONDAY
in the same mon;h, betweenih same hours of
The day, the deposition of Mr. VIM o. Winston
Of Hanover. az hisdwellipg house-to be used as
eyideneei in my suit depending in Henrieo cousty
eourt against Joa. Yours,
s Thomas Miller.
March 10th, 1906. Avn
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4 OH December, i8eo--pui Jsto Cum
= berlaSd Jal, a low. back negro ran. very
BADLY cothed. says he belongs 10 William Mar.
sss-oi of ltichmpud, and was SHRED TO Henry
Hsts Of Chestelhed.
On, tn HOBSON.
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MIcAJRH CREW,
ANN COUCH.
H1' ~ W. ~
Rx'or II Kris Of s Couch.

XN} Ill be SOLD, on ! huurs-
w day. the ocsh Of March next. all lhs
Personal Psopery OF James Fowler deceased,
conslNing Of quantity Of upper and sole Lea.
theT; eighteen Beds and Furniture, and great
variety of ofher valuable household and kitchen
Furniture Credit will be given until the FIRST
day Of January, 1907, for ell sum- above fifteen
De lars, the purchasers giving Bond with APP
proved security, TO carry interest from the date
81 no. punctuaily paiA. The sale WILDE IN the
premises
Al PERSONS having claims against The estate i,
axe requested 10 brig them forward properly
aGihenucsted. before the day of sale, for adjust
rent.
Those who are indebted are requested to
wake immediate payment, as no indulgence
saA be given.
TIL. WALTON, Adn'r,
with the VIII annexed.
.Cnxssyile, 25th Feb 1896 4w
Eolstap G LETTER PAPER
II
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January Is. 1895.

*s* BY consent of the parties the
sale Of F0R9'LEWIS Is postponed until 'hs
31st day of March, and that of the NEGROES
at the Oxford Iron Works, until the 4.h day
of April next. - 81
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gAFE for. Sale at then Stole, next door to
4 < Messys. Shaaard {. I-ucke's. opposite ,he
S-arket, Gichmond. IN assortment Of
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Ben. NIesby, d. m. for
- TEN DOLLARS II WARD

Feb. !, 1906 ids
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Amelia. Feb s. 1906.
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cS'iieotte Stdte u Ohio, January 3lsf 1906
sxrnxoT FROM AN Act LEVINE A'sTArs
TAX F5R fRs YEAR 1906
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-02
Runaway Negro.

u AN AWAY from The subscriber, earlA
L iaJHiy, negro n.e'i named OK ESlLfIp.
lie is about SO years ofage, s feet ld9inches
or s feet high, Of a tawny compiexon, has
scar on one of his jaws or side Of bis face form
ing half circle !; / think it is on the right,
but am not positive. He IS slim made tel
lew, with bushy head, and when spoken to
has a scary and down look. When be went a
way he had green round coat, buff colored
breaches, with homespan cleathing, and has
never been accustomed to any work but III the
crop or field. | have understood he has eros
sod the Potomac about BIitain,s Bay, over IN
to Maryland. expect he has procured pass
and will endeayor to appear as a freeman.
All masters of vessels and others are fore
warned from harboring or carrying him away
under the penalty of the law. &,
] will give 14senty Dollars reward if taken
in MARYLAND, or Fiitfeea ifataken in the North
ern Neck, so that / get him again,
George Christopher.
Westmoreland County, Vir.
l4th September s 20 diff
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-02
TEN DOLLARS

w FILL be given as a reward for appre-
w hendipg a. defk zaatatta bogy,s Called
Griffin .d.sturn-----he is about IA years OF age,
small features, slender made, very long eye
lashes and high forehead----ne is active and
brisk, and at times has some small ampedi-
ment in his speech. His clothes were made
of good tieklcnburg, and were new when he
left home about nine weeks ago. hired HIM
from Mr.. NJ. Flannery, and have had dim
nearly three years In the sugar house. He
has been harbored by some negroes near the
plantations of Mr.. James Irwin and Messrs.
Korn and WisenlilIer. Any reasonable ex-
pences will be added to the reward on bringing
him to my sugar-housc. &
William S. Moore. IS
September 80: d't