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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-04
Inv SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES

IN SENATE OF the UNITED STATFS.V
Deeember 10.
Mr.. Bradley fubmitted the following rero.
Iutions, which were read and ordered To lie
for confederation
RejoiUed, That one or more land Offices he
opened, for the fale Of the lands of the IT. s.
on which the Indian title fhali have been ex-
tinguifhed, in the hate of Tennefee.
Refoiz,ed, That commiffioneys be appointed
with ample powers to fsttIe alt difpntes reIa.
tive TO the lands ceded by North Carolina 70
the u. S. and to quiet all Claims agreeable TO
the conditions Of the cefiioB.
RsioI1'cd, After fatisfying all iut claims, and
the expenfes incident thereto, that one
part Of all the public lands belonging TO the
U. s. within the limits aferefaid, ought TO BIZ
appropriated for the ufe of q college or univer-
fly in faid f.te, forever one part
for The ufe Of fchoois for the infruetion OF
children, forever and FIVE per cent on the
net proceeds of the faies Of the public lands,
for the purpofe of making roads Proyidel.
The Rate Of North Carolina Iiau conlxnt 10
the appropriation sforefaid.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-04

The committee to epbom referred % i1xeb Of
tie nnsDtse Of sbe Prsfdeat eftke United States
a. relate, to eggra1Eens committed on oar
eoaR' By foreign armed ve6s!s; to the defence
efoT ports and BARBOUR to the building of
Jfventy four gun B;b5, and to the prspeiting tie
sxporfafiom Of arms and ammunition. baVe,
according to order, bad the fame md:r conf
derafion, and beg kaaet to offer /asdy rsfolHti-
o1J, as
REPORT, IN PART.
LIST. Rejoiq,od, That FUN Of money, not ex-
ceeding one hundred and fifty thouf,nd dollars,
be appropriated to enable the Preiident of the
U. States to caufe our ports and harhours to be
oetter fortified and protected asainG any infult
or injury.
2nd. Refolved, That further FUN of money,
not exceeding two hundred and fifty thoufand
dollars, be appropriated to enable the Preiident
Of the United States to caufe to be built num-
Der of gan-boats not exceeding so, for the bet.
ter protection to the harbours, coats and COM
merce of the United States.
srd. Re/olved. That further fun of money,
not exceeding fix hundred and fixty thou.
fand dollars, be appropriated to enable the Pre-
Gdent of the United States to cauie To be built
fix line ct battle fhips to be added to the naval
eRaolilhment of the United States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28

VTTE the subscribers, Judges Of the General
Wv Court, have pursuant TO law allotted the
Judges of the respective Distra courts rs follow
William Nelson, jr and Robert w hi,e. Essrs
to the Districts of Winchester. Hardy aud Mo.
Mongolia couryhouse,
Joseph -PreAtis and John T Yer. Rsqrs. TO the
Districts OF Richmond, Petersburg, brunswick
courthouse and Suffolk;
Edmund Winston and Paul Darlington, jr.
Esqrs. to The Districts Of Prince Edward court.
house. Franklin. Washington courthouse, aud
the Sweet Springs, in Dotetourt county;
Richard Parker and Hugh Holmes, Esqrs to
the Disrets Of Northumberland. King and Queen,
Wii'iamsbuig and Accomatk courthouses; and
Archibald Stuart ami Francis I. Brooke, Esqrs
to S,aunton. Charlottesville, Fredericksburg and
'Haymarkct Districts. at the next succeeding
terms thereof
Witness our hands and seals, this thirteenth
day of juno, one thousand eight hundred and SIX.
John Tyler, (Seal.)
Wm. Nelson,.jr. (Seal.)
Frs t. Brooke, (Seal.}
Published by order Of the Judges,
Wilson Allen, c. G.. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28
Geo. Watt

HAS .er.ossd from the store he formerly oc.
/ = cupied TO 4 brick house on the cross street
leading from the main street TO Shockbe ware.
house, where he has on hand and Offers TO dis
pose of or IN odera,cscrrns, bywholesaie,
The following articles, oiz:
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars,
N. England, Nv. Island, and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac. Darcelona and Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of 4 superior quality.
Molasses, Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Hyson and Imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot ,assorted shetland
The remainder OF his Stock of Dry Goods
consisting principally of articles suited to the
present and approaching season, which he will
either sell en- a credi, of 5, 6 and months, for
notes negotiable at the Bank of Virginia. with
approved cndorsers, or barser for Tobacco
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond. 22d March. 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28
advertisement.

IN consequence of resolution of
4 the Genera! Assembly, passed at
their late session, am instructed by
the Executive to make enquiry res
pecting the situation Of all Ordnance
and Military Stores, belonging to the
state (not inclading those in the SER
vice OF the United States or of this
Stste) and make report thereof to the
Governor.
In obedience to this instruction, and
as the most probable mean of effect
dng the object contemplated by the Ex-
ecutive, l have thought proper thus
publicly to request of such of the citi-
zens of the commonwealth as may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight of
any cannon or other ordnance, and
nluskets cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in immediate use, to
communicate a particular report there
OF to me rs soon as convenient. q
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
Cleyi 10 toe Lsecxsiye.
Richmond, Feb. z, 1906. (tD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28
SALES AT AUCTION.

ON Wednesday tho I'd of July next. will be
~ sold by Auction, on the premises. if not pre-
viously disposed of at privaic sale. that valuable
BRICK TENEMENT on Shockoe hill oppo-
site to MRS. Pages, now occupied by Mr. James
III. Lynch Terms of payment, enc and two
years credit, the purchaser to give deed oftrast
on the properly. 10 secure the payment of the
purchase money
TAYLOR & BROWN, Aueioseers.
June 5,h 1906. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28

y * = Subscribers TO the DEBATES
Of t5e VIRGINIA CONVENTION, and TO
GIBBON's HISTORY o(fbe DECLINE. and
FALL ofsbc ROMAN EMPIRE, aye ,c7uened
10 apply at hi, oes, es5;,s iseir sotiss are nor
nes4y for Gsii,@y. W
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28
In Henrico County Court.

In Henrico County Court.
BesSveen
Elisha Logan, Complainant.
Ind -
Robert Robinson and Polly his wife. who q
was Polly Liggan, widow of Samuel 8.
Logan, dec. Henry Liggan, an infant :
child Of the said decedent. and Robert !
franklin and Mary Franklin, Willis Lig.
gan, and Sherwood Liggan. Defts
HE defendants Willis and Sherwood Logan
Il not having entered their appearance and Civ
en- security according TO the act of assembly
in such case made and provided. and the
rules of this court, and it appearing to the sa.
tisfaaion of the court that they are not inhabi.
tants of This commonwealth; on the motion of
the complainant by his counsel. his o. de,ed that
the said defendants do appear here on the first
Monday in September next and answer the bill
OF the complainant, and that sscopy of his order
be forthwith inserted in some one Of The news
papers published in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted the courthouse
door on Two successive court days.
Teste,
Geo. Chisman, D. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28

Thomas rutherford, & Co..
ARE DEsIRoUs TO SELL
"A few Boxes a. and Ts Irish Linens.
A few Crates of Queens Ware.
And quantity of Liverpool Salt, loose
and in sacks,
Just received on consignment from Dub,
lin and Liverpool.
May so. 1906. WILT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28
FOR SALE,
MY PLANTATION,

CITUATED in the county OF
inehan road, about one mile and half below the
courthouse. containing SOB acres, three-Gfths Of
which are we'll timhered. and half the cleared
land quite fresh-l000dos. to be paid down. & the
balance in four annual instruments. to be secured
by bond. and deed Of trust on the land. to car
ry interest from the date. although il will not be
claimed until the last instalmen-, which, a.
wen as the preceding ones, being punaually paid,
the whole of the interest will be relinquished.
The purchaser will be permitted to SOW crop of
wheat. Possession will be given in December
next. and the land shewn by Mr.. X. Haskins,
living thereon. or the subscriber, residing ar
Fighting creek, two miles therefrom. 20 whom
application must be mad- for the price of the
and.
William Berkeley.
Powhatan, June, 1906. (w2m&laf2m)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28
w. WARDLAW

TSrcceiving a large supplyof ME-
Il DiCINES, SURGEONS 1NSTRU-
MENTS, FAMILY MEpICINE. CHESTS,
&c by the Proteeress, from London.
Richmond, May 6, 1906. tfs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28
Geo. Chisman, D. c.
VIRGINIA.:

flHNtINlA.
At Quarterly Court continued and
held for Pittsylvania County, the
21st day of May, 1906.
Anthony Holloway and Anne his wife,o :.
John Yeaman and Mary his wife, & Hen
ry pell and Sarah his wife. Plaintiffs. 2
dgainst rs
Elisha l.. Williams and Presley Williams, z
Defendants
TIE defendants not having entered their ap.
pearancc and given security according to the
aa of assembly and the rules of this courr, il APP
peaGBg 10 the satisfaction of she court that they
are'hot inhabitants of this state on the MOTION
of The plaintiffs by their counsel, IL is ordered.
that the said defendants do appear here on the
third Monday in August next and answer the
PLAINTIFF bill, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in this state for eight weeks snccessivey, and
posted up at the front door of the courthouse on
some court day.
A copy-Teste,
VIII Tunstall, c. P. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28
June 5,h 1906.

IXIHEnEAs lpurthased of I..sse Miller. now of
Cumberland county. q certain tIaa of land,
lying on Randoph's creek. in Buckingham coun.
", and gave three bonds for The balance due for
the said land. each bond for T. $50 13s 4d-,he
first of said bondi due on the FIRST day of March,
1907, the secoad due the first day of March, 1908,
and the third due the first day of March, 1909.
The said land did belong to Thoma5 Miller. of
Powhas,n county, who conveyed il by deed of
trust to Edward Darlington, and afterwards sold
1t to said Jesse Miller, who conveyed il to me by
deed. which deed was recorded in the county
court OF Rockingham. / am informed that Mrs
Thomas Miller VIII not relinqnish her right of
dover on said land, and that Mrs. Jesse Miller,
who likewise has right of dover on said land.
has not yet reinquished It'll therefore forewarn
all presons from trading for said bonds, as will
not pay any more money for said land. until all
the alb, vemensioned membranes are removed.
Samuel Wood6n.
Powhatan Cry, June 2 1896 (4wSwsl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28

TUX
IL hhds. sugar
30 bbls. do.
5000 lbs green coffee
10 hhds. Antigua rum
5 do. Windward Island
do.
IA hhds. N. z. rum
Id bbls do i do
IL hhds. molasses
3 casks Malaga wine
20 ,ieices & bis. whisky
q pipes apple brandy
Is bbIs do do
IL Crates Liverpool
ware assorted
10 do stone do
I'VE haze a
Iron
German, Crawley and
SBlis'ssd Steel
Race < ground ginger
Pepper
Alspice
FF & F powder
Shot. assorted sizes
French brandy
Rice
Cheese
Wrought and cue nails,
assorted sizes
Snuff
Class ware, viz. I.2 ut.
tumblers and decan-
tiers. assorted sizes
Hats
We daily expect to rec,
Wine, Window Glass.
of which articles. we W
for cash. approved pap
Richmond, May Q.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28
We haze lately received,
EOD @ ATE
FOR SALE.

SALE,
Is boxes cotton & wool
cards do.
4 tons castings assort-
ed, viz. pots. ovens,
skillets, spiders. and
irons. teakettlcs and
| Wagon boxes
$50 sacks salt
100 bbls, cut behring's
80 do whole do
Is do shad
40 lbs Spanish indigo
Is lbs nu.megs
/. lc0 pr mems fine shoes
so do coarse do
] 500 lbs Glauber salts
$50 on hand,
Loaf suga.
Tanners' & Linseed OIL
Nova Scotia grind
I stones
Ground plaster in bbls
Good manufactured to-
bacco by the key, for
retailing
Tar
Wedding hoes
Nests woodward
Bed cords. leading lines
and irvine
Necklace
! Stone jugs, butter pots,
chamber pots, wash
basons, bake pans,
churns, &c. &c. &c
i've, a quantity OF Sherry
Coperass and Alum, all
i'll sell at = small advance,
err or country produce.
hapard & Lucke,
1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28

s~dsyEJ3 IA beautiful sorrel horse, Is hands
&SS inches high. remarkable for his
~ lN8 elegance, beauty strength and fine
$VsSC8 bone win stand the ensuing sea-
SON, at my plantation on James river, generally
known by the name of Maiden's Adventure, =.
bout mites above Fine:Gteek mill, and q miles
below Michaux's fcrryr, IN Powhatan county, to
cover mares at twenty-five dollars the season,
which will commence the first of March. and
expire theffst of Auyust--Extraordinar good
and extensive pasturage gratis, but no liability
for accidents or escapes Gentlemen wishing
their mares fed, may be furnished with corn az
the market price, for which cash must be sent
with the nnares-as also. notes of hand for the
due pigment Of the money for the season.
N. u. Twenty dollars. paid on or before the
third Wednesday IN November (being Powha.
tan court day) will be received as fall compensa.
ton OF the above, with half dol to the groom.
This beautiful horse. ST. Paul, was raised by
the Prince Of Wales. and got by his horse Sal.
tram, who was got by Eclipse thai covered 1T
200 guineas the season-his dam Virago by Snap
Ibis grandam by Kesulus. out of sister to
Black dali Black, and was thought TO be the
best runner Of his time--he won pevera large
stakes. among which was the Derby, 1888. beat.
ing Dunganncn. Volunteer, Phenomenon, Con-
zales. and several others-he was the sire Of
WhiskeS-. who at 5 years OLD won 1850 guneas.
also OF Whip. Royaiist, Peeping Tom. General,
Coiner. Sylph, Scptem, Caroline, Tiffany. Lau.
res,ina. St. David, Sprightly; Queen of Sheba,
Spankaway. Rose, Sweepar. C!ysus, Coal Msr.
chant. Pichpocket, Oscar. Ambscsio, Pretty
Patty, erI several others of the frst rate run
ners. St. Pauls dam Purity was got by Maich'n,
who covered for several of the last years of his
life At so guineas rnsre--her dam the Old
Squirt mare, Of as great fame perhaps. as good
breeder. a, any mare in the kipgdom--she was
the darn OF Virgin. Dido, Conunarum. Ran,hos,
Enigma. Miss Trims, Pumpkin. Maiden (who
and several Others Purity was the dam Of Rock.
inghan. Archibald, Fhzwiiam, St Paul and
several others certificates of ST. Paul
rs good and snre foal ge;ter may be seen at his
stand THOMAS HARRIS, Jr.
Powhasan ely, March 1st, 1906 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28
D MAT"TR ASSES.

CAN be had on very short notice, MAT.
~ TRASSSES Of all sizes g. kinds. agreesbiy
TO order, in the corner house, same square, below
MIR. Jos. Darnsdart's. near the maIkes,
and next door to- Mr. Jacob Johnson's
book stoTe.-Also, BEDS furnished, and old
mattresses worked over:
Jno. S. Peasants.
June S. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28
Advertisement.

1AaFSl tlOGlllCllts
HAv1Nc rented Tenement near the Bank.
= formerly occupied by MIR. John p. Shields,
have thought proper to open an
Entertaining, Boarding & Coffee
House,
Where any number of gentlemen (not exceeding
twenty may be accommodated. A good stable,
forage. and every attention paid to render satis-
faction to generous customer, by
STEPHEN w. GRAY.
Richmond. April 10, 1906 wifi
PROPOSALS
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containing % Eng1avipgs.
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TO BE SOLD,

TO BIZ SOJD,
TOR cash, at Orange courthouse, on Monday
4 the 28,h day Of July next, by virtue Of deed
of trust, TO me executed, by William G Allen,
for the purpose of disoharging his debts to Rives.
Murphy & Co. and Willis Wills & Co, therein
specified, ONE NEGRO Bon ,uamsd Charles,
one named Taylor--and ONE NEGRo'GIRL,
samed Lucy.
Daniel Higginbotham, Trustee.
Amherst. June II. 1906 Nv
TN Pursuance Of general rule Adopted by the
Court of Hastings, of this city, NOTICE IS
HEREBf' GIVEN. That an application has
been made by William Allen Hausey, for Ii
cen5e 20 Manufacture Tobacco. within the said
city the consideration of which is postponed
until the next session Of Inc said court.
Geo. Chisman, ID. G.
Richmond. June 10Th, 1906 tI4J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28
LAND FOX SALE.

a CREEABLE 10 a decree Of Gloucester
n County Court, will BE sold. to the highest
bidder. on The premises, en- Thursday the l7th of
July next, = valuable TRACT OF LAND. be-
longing to the estate of John Hewlett, dec. con.
tanning 400 acres there Is on the said land, a
good brick dwelling house. in good repair. and
all necessary ont houses, with an excellent apple
orchard. This land IS situated about four miles
from the Courthouse. and about the same dis
lance from navigation. The soil il well adapt
ed to the growth Of corn, wheat and tobacco.
Twelve months credit will be allowed the pur
chaser, on giving bond with approved security.
THOS. BAYTOP, Es'or.
June 18th, 1906. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28

HN the motion of the compliments
~ by their counsel. and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of court that the defendant Elisha
Rakes hath removed himself without the juris-
diGion of this court, to parts unknown, II 70 or.
ce,ea and deereed. that unleso the ssid defendant
Rakes, shall appear here on or before August
term next and answer the bill Of the compIainants
thar the court will then proceed to decree the mat
ter according to the prayer OF the said bill and
that copy of this order be forthwith published
in some public newspaper of the city of Richr
mond for two months succes,ivey, and anoths
copy be posted up at the front door of the court.
house of this county.
A Copy
y Rolfe Eldridge, ir. d. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28
N O r l G. f..

THE copar,nership Of .Sapinek Shelton e Ca.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, those
who have claims against said concern, will apply
70 Samuel Shelton. for their adjustment and all
those indebted to said concern. a,e earnestly re
quested to make immediate payment to him, or
those he may aushorise to receive the same, as
no father indulgence can be given.
SAINT. Shelton.
John Staples.
Jas. Walker, adm. for
William Walker, dec.
Warren, May 1, 1906. On
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28
Sr.pAUt,

ssYssg3X IN beautiful sorrel horse. Is hands
&SS inches high, remarkable for his
~ 81 elegance, beauty, strength and fine
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-03
GPUHfBLIVG.


Seleck Oiborn, who conlentcd 70 abandon
the fove-y walks Of lcience, ard T. io-eee
his delightful d4lianct with The Mules. III
dabble III the dirt 81 democracy, and walov
in the filth Of a Jail, thus writes, III one Ut lis
late papers -
If taxes are taken Of, federa'ils grun,ble.
I" IF taxes are LAID Oh, feder.tits grun.ble.
" If the adm niltrarion viii not expend for
~ millions OF dollars, and iacriGce a. many
th0uiand Of lives, 10 take Ntw-Orlean. from
Spain, federaIilts grumble.
Il the adm nltration obtains poHyfIion az
that polt and the adjacent country, for ff..s
millions zVitb0zf bloodihed, federaliiFs grumble.
/" If armed lips are rotting in The docks fos
want Of employ, federslias grumble.
Il the fhips are fold, fedcraliTls grumble.
II we are deficient in naval force, feder-
alfts grumble
I If gun boats are built, federalins grunlbe.
When the lives of Our co1ntrYmen were
rifqaed in the qv4y with Tripoi, federaEns
grumbled.
When beace was concluded with Tsipoli.
federalls grumbled
And grumlIe they will. q, ali e1,-atr, IN.
til they get fedetaIia into the Chair, fccllr.
aiiAs III all the departments, il all lucrative
olhces--until the return ST cockades, addreiI-
rs, proviiIonal armies, navies, and all the gio-
ry attending the high road to the hole Of ne
bes
AS Mr. Cfborne NUT have written thefe
paragraphs by the light admitted through the
/" fmall crevice" in his pFiion wall, it is noe
ftrange that they are not quite complete.
With little alteration, tEeY will point out
exactly for what realons
FEDERALIsTs GRUMBLE.
If taxes are taken from Injuries and plea
fure carriages which fall effectively On the
rich--and are laid upon falt and the nrcehartes
OF life-federalins grumbIe.
Hthe administration expends feventeen MI
ions of dollars in the purchafe of righf al
ready granted TO US by treaty, under pretence
Of buying territory, and thereby furuilles
PreteGt for war which Will con forty mill
ions Of dollars, and as many thoufand IL lives
and, after all, neither fu,ures tie righs.
nor gets poGefion Of the territory federal
its grumhle
II armed lhiPs are rotting III the d5css.
while comnerceis futfering for want OF protse.
| ton federaliits grumble
j the chips are fold for half their CO
! fedcraffs grumble.
| II We are deficient in naval force fedora
IFS grumbIe. This needs no alteration.
IL gun-bo4ts are built all the ysorld laughs,
and--federahis grumbis.
| When the liFss tx our conat-vrea ue.s
mot only s;squed IL fIuandeped. ~ c-T-Tiag
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-03

deny but even tho Argus fcribblsr, himfelf
does not pretend. nor can any man believe,
that Mr., Il1ey pofefes this qualification
but Mr. WHITMAN, does-qnaEfied by
liberal education in the fra inflance, and
fuocelsfpl legal education, which ranks him
among the frfl Of his protection he is the
man, fellow-ciiizens, who belt underltands
your important interefs in theie relpeGfs
and he is the man who has talents 10 advocate
them. Even democratic malice cannot Gain
his reputation, or Iefen the reipectability Of
bis character as a man of learning, talents and
integrity He is not par.izan-he will not 90
all lengths to ferve any party while he isful-
ly competent to Judge on great national quel-
tions he has independence and Integrity TO
act according to that judgement, and the die
tates of his confidence;
a WOMAN.