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DRY GOODS,

Consisting OF variety of useful and fashi-
enable articles, to wit
Irish Linens, Flanders Sheetings, Ozna-
burgs, Hessian's Long-Lawns; Linen and
Cotton CambricSs; Superfne and second
Broad Cloths and CASHIERS Blankets,
Coatings and Flannels; Bennett's & Fam
cy Cords and Velvets; Swans Downs and
Mole-skins rich hgur'd Satins Silver
MusliEs; Sarcenets Italian Lutestrings !;
Cotton and Silk Chanbrays of very hand
some patterns; n few Silk Pelisses; Gloves
and Hosiery; elegant Plumes; Wreaths
and fancy Head-Ornaments. ,hadsome
assortment of Ribbons; Table Cloths and
Napkins in sets; Sd 7-4Sc 10 d Diapers (;
few sets 6f China in boxes of 40 pieces /;
sets of Cut-Glass Decanters, Wine S, rum-
blers; Glass-Bowls, Spicc-Bottles, Hall
Lamps, &c. sc.
They have On hand and will continue to
keep, as usual, a complete assortment of
DUTCH BOLI'LWG CLOTHS.
Those who buy with cash WILDE allowed G
very liberal discount which will DC cucrcased
according to the augmentation ofthe amount
of their purchase az anVone tiD,e On sums
Of consequence, credit, ifrequired, will be
given of three to six months the purcha-
scr giving approved negotiable paper.
Richmond, 9th Dec 1906. IF
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a list of one Hogshead Tobacco remain
/. A,ing in Gray's Greek Ware house, with
the mark, number, weight and the name of
heperson for whomit was inspected. which
II not Claimed agreeably to law, will be sold
at Surry court house on the fourth Tuesday
IN February next Chat being court day.)
ID. Is. No. 178, Gross 1543, Tare 145; Nett
1898. Damaris Birdsong.
PYLAND Y DAVIS, INSPECTORS.
Surry county, 29th Oct. 1906. CIV
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NIL BE SOLD.

r o me hg6est bfdder, fo,. cash. at New-
Hent ConrthonSe, on tie 19h If .Lanu-
gry "ert, 0y virfuc eta deed offritsf from
Ie1edfcf CrHDfi, e.recnted 10 me TO secure
me Payment IF sum Of moncv o,ue m
Ro6eJ7 Christian, 7phich has been fyqnsfc,.-
red 10 Ihomas Claiborne, me TP.9CT of
LHyY-D qchereon tie 8aid, Cr1inih nor
ugses, eeonfainfng by estimation 376 acres,
adjoining the lands of Jain, .1d,an,s. .L1,aes
D)aUfs, Francis Feryuson and ofherS,-
.4fSo, mc TRECT Of LIND zyhercou
me said Crumf's mil stancls, iacl,l6i0r
sad mil, containing by estimation 34s a.
1 re, an, end 6oKnded by rte lands of John
UoddiH, dec. Fd7vin Pofnderfc, o1d =.
fh.ers,--Likeryise me. /ali5spale SL.dYES.
Vtz. Rachci and her two childTcn nj
nlana aad George, Charlotte, Judifh, Da-
v'a, Jenny and Yioiet, or SO much ofsaid
~; JH,r5tertyD as TD'H DC sut5icient 10 discharge
me DEBT mentioned in the deed
Dec. IS, 1906. tds
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A copy-Teste,
JAMES POINDEXTER, elk.
Land for Sac.

WILL BE SOLD, to the highest hid
der, on Friday the 9th of January next
If fair, otherwise the next fair dav. at tI,c
house OF Mr.. John Swinny, adjoining the
premises, the belonging to H8 MP
DEN SYDNY COLLEGE, which lie in the
upper end Of Prince Edward County. The
SAID lands are situated on the South and
North Forks Of ApLomattox river, near
where the Buckingham road crosses the
river, and are very convenient to some os
the James river Inspections, being within
fifteen miles of Bent creek. There are bv
late survey between twelve and thirteen
hundred acres, and may be CONVENE, tJv
laid oil into four different tracts to siit our-
chascrs. The Whole Of this land .ias re.
markably well, is of fine quality, anA biphlv
recommended to purchasers, as wen v,or..
thy OF their notice. The sale will bo ON ono.
Two and three years credit, the purcha-
sers to give bonds with good security. 70
carry interest from their dates. Those in
cl'ned to purchase, viii have an oDport,ni-
~ OF viewing the land by applying to MIR.
TGfhGr Scruggs, living thereon, or Mr..
John S7cinny
By order ofthe Tiusfees.
James Morton.
Charles Scott.
eTtliam M. Natkfn&
IsQac Reod.
November, 18th, 1906. wsds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23

DURSU ATTN to deed OF trust execu,et. 80
J. me on the 9th September. 1905 by Elem.
ing Caycc, TO secure a debt due John Ciliar.
& Co by him ! shall! On the premises, on Fri.
day the 9Th January next, proceed to sell. for
ready money 10 the highest bidder, the TRACT
OF LAIRD on which the said Cayce resides.
with negro woman named Nancy. and her
three children, Ann Harriott and Sally, or as
much OF the said properly as will oomnly Win
the purposes of the deed, reservirg that par. of
the SAID Land ccndit.onally released 10 ] Hig.
ginbo,ha:n, e Co.
]. MICHAUX, Trustee.
CuTlbeTlsrd, 10Th November, 1866 WIS
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LAND FOR SALE.

i ne subscriber being anxious TO remove
to the western county, will sell on very
moderate terms, two valuable tracts of
LAND, lying in the county OF Halifax, one
tract lying Oh Dan river, eight miles above
irvme,s ferry, containing about $40 acres,
80 OF which are Low Grounds of the best
quality, with convenient houses for the &C.
communications Ola family. Also a tract on
birch's creek, containing no acres, with
Il uses ut only for negroes and an oversecr.
Each pi2atation has cleared land sufficient
to work CT hands to advantage.
CHARLES BARKER.
Dec. 10, 1906 Ga
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FOR SALE.
TIE LOT & HOUSES where.

TIE LOT & HOUSES where
- on .Totn HAMILTON, Esq the British Consul
reside5: ON IL are three story Dwelling House
an Oiiice and Kitchen, and other necessary Jou-
ses for family use; a Well of good Wafer, newly
fitted and a Garden lately pAiled in, a Ware.
House and Cellar under il the remains of a
Wharf which viii rake good Foundation 70
bw':' or with al the privileges of lots situated
en- ne river. OF extending wharf
Also, 27l i Q Aces Of well tirberca L AND,
with good Fishery on WiopgAby's Hav, IA.
king in he mouth and past of Ma2on's Creek,
.here The best Of Oysters and Fish can be con.
ven,en''y taken
Aee. LOT in Smithfcla. between Mrs.
fnfdie's aud Captain Todd's lots. For terms
apply to
Thos. Newton.
Augna, 2. If
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And,zu. Sfepenso,,

HAS REMOVED his ofice to the large
L . room Immediately above Mr.. Jacob
Packers Store, On the main street, and
nearly opposite the Auction House of II ylor
and Brown.
Richmond, Dec. 6. 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23
The Subscyibe,..

THINKS proper to give notice, he has re-
sun ID the practice of the law, and puipo-
Sos regular attendance ii, the Court of Ap-
peals, the Federal Court, and the High
Court of Chancery, holden in the city of
Richmond, Ito which place he is now pre-
pairing ITO remove lis residence) Due atten-
tion will beQaid to such business as may
be committed to his care.
WILLIAM COWAN.
Lunenburg, Nov. II. If
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MHEREAS some time past, I purchal
sed piece fland in Goochland conn
~, OF ono William Lowell, for which gave
him two bonds, one for eighteen pounds.
payable the 25th day of December. one
Thousand eight hundred and eight, the o.
ther bond for u pounds, payable the 25tb
OF December, one thousand eight hundred
and twelve, and as the said Lowell has gone
away without making me a right to the said
land agreeable to bargain, do forewarn all
person OF persons In trading for the above
mehtioned bonds, as do not intend to pay
them unless get right agreeable to bar
gain. '''
WIN. SHEPPARD.
9th November, 1906. If
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advertisement.

4 LIST Of % Rogshcads Of TOBAC-
n co, soAich haze been dehoaited in
Shockoe Warelouse over tito years. They
Tr&H Therefore De sold al .A.htif Hen,1co
court NEAR, J'aot claimed before that time J;
piz:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23

LESSEN theensuing year with the aid of
qnsn'sd teacher. To attempt The Tuition II
10 fema'es--Gsamnar. Geography & Ari,hr,e
TIC will be taught Stria attention will also be
pad to The composition of the Scholars. nor will
thelrmorals be neglected.. The price will be + %
each scholar finding her own bed. OH of the
price 10 be paid in advance
Gt:-ard Eanks.
Gocchland, 27ta Sept 1906. If
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y o I'll c e.

7 priceof fuckers BLACK
STONE after the first OF anuary, 1907, will
be twenty two dollars and fifty cents The sub.
scr.oers 70 that work who have notyet taken
theiS copies. will NOT after that time be entitled
to the subscription TERMS.
rPhiadslrha Iuln 1906. NJ. :. ,1st Inn
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WILL be SOLD, at AUCTION, on
W fae Premises on he 10Th day 81 Jdnud-'
ryne-tt, yJair', ctherzvise the nert fair DAT,
NM J.4MD

In Hdnover. county, situated on ChtekdAo-
mony riper, IL nuies from the City of Rich
nsond, and IRE miles above the 61eadoso
bridges cdntGiaing S44 acres. On Ills
land IS a Dwelling house a. feet BIZ is, a
kitchen, Negro houses, stables, and a g,dna-
'y, dHtn good refidfr. Nis deemed nccale$s
10 STEAK of the advantages resulting from,
a farM so conDenfent TO marked as this
mmsl oe eCpious 10 eUeLy one J or to give
a description Of The sell, as ftis hresumeti
pie7ping the hrenises-!SuGfce it TO say,
there is no land on said ,tpey more fcrtiie,
nor any, situation more dgreca6ie. Tire
terms 7riH be made k,,o5vn or the duy o,
safe.
PETER CRUTCAFIELD d.
December 1lth, 1906. tdss
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Powhatan county coua, October
10th. 1906.

Alexander Marshall, executor & heir.o
or devisee of Mary Mary Marshall, -
deceased, Plaintiff =
AGAINST q
Josiah Thompson, executor Of Josiah !. 8
Thompson, deceased, who was ad- :
ministrator of Patience Thompson,
deceased, and Thomas Watkins,
Defendants
THIS day came the plaintiff by John
Lane, esquire, his attorney, and the de-
fcndant Josiah Thompson not having enter
ed his appearance and given security ac-
cording to law and the rules of this court.
and 1t 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, IL is ordered, that the said defendant
josiah Thompson, appear here on the third
"Wednesday in February next and answer
the plaintiffs bill; and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper printed in the city of Richmond for
two months successfully, and that another
copy be posted at the front door of the court
house of this county for two successive
court days.
"A Cnny-Toafa
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Negroes for Sale.

ny virtue of a deed of trust executed 20 the
subscriber by Richardson Harris, to Sc
cure the payment of a debt therein men
tionedj due from said Harris TO the estate
OF Thomas Buyers, dec. will be SOLD, to
the highest bidder, for ready money, at the
house OF Haley Cole, near the Coal mines
IN the county OF Chesterfield, on Thursday
The first of January, 1907, Tie following
SLAVES, viz. Charles, Phillis and Annaky,
or so many thereof as win be sufficient to
satisfy the debt mentioned in the safd deed
OF trust. The above named Charles is an
excellent waterman, about 35 years Of age !;
PhlIlis and Annaky are under 81.
WILLIAM TRADUE, Trustee.
Dec. IL, 1906. st
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We da0e lately ,sce,geek,
FOR car
FOR SALE,

- NS s@|Cty = = w,
FOR SALE,
- hhds sugar Is boxes cotton & WOO
30 bbls do. cards do.
500 lbs green coffee tons castinys ,,.or,-
=. -, mus h"''Su arnm ed, viz. pots. ovens,
40 "inuward Island slillets. spiders. and
ID hhds. ". L. rum wagon box.s
II bills. do do $50 sacks sal,
: mus n'o'asses JOG bbs Gu; !ierrings
on . sa .'S MalaSa WINE so do whole do
~ eerces & bis. whisky Is do shai
p Is,s apple brandy 40 lbs Spanish indigo
oo's 40 do, Is lbs nmn,ecs
e'1es Liverpool 0pr mems iirc shoes
~aie assorted so do coarse. do
~ 10 stone do 500 los Giaube- SAILS
ne haze also OF hand,
German. crawiey and Tanners Z. J.;,..., -,
nns'sro o'ee, Nova Scotia grind
iNace q ground ginger stones
Pepper Ground pla;,,cr :, LII.
| Aspice Good p,a,ne.,c,,.s 30 ~"
| IF s. F powder bacco by ,bs 10 ~ c. c.
Snot, assorted sizes re,a.liaS,
! French brandy iTar
H,ce Wced;ng hoes
| Cheese Nes,s y.oo;,s
"rousn, ann cut nails, Bed cords. leading lines
i assorted sizes and tw;ne
Sh"m Necklace
Class ware, VIZ. 10 pit Stone inrs. br,,e~,,,,
I tumblers and ocean chamber no,s ,y,.,s
| tiers, assorted sizes basor,. h.I,. -.
! Hats cm,,ns r. p"sf
w, w eany eNpeet to receive, quantity of Sherry
Wine, Window Glass, CoDerass and a,lr,r =,
otwhich articles. will sell at 4 small adv,pcc.
Tor cash. approved payer or country produce.
~. Shapard & Lucke.
Richmond. May 8. 1905.
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NOTICE..
TBE PARTNERSHIP OF


- fHE PARTNERSHIP OF
Macmstrdo q Fisher,
WILL terminate with the S1st day of
w December next The affairs of the
company, after that period, will remain in
the hands of Charles j. lGacmurdo for set
Element. --.
CHARLES MACMURDO.
GEORGE FISHER.
Richmond, Novd1A 1906. t1Jans.
HE Subscriber informs his friends, and
the public in general, that he has taken
the house commonly called the City Tavern,
where he hatters himself that from the az
commodation and attention that will be paid
to those that may favor him with their pa
tronage, and the moderate charges that he
will exact from them that they will be
grceably satisfied.
1850 n. WHITE.
November, "a, 1906. 4w
N. B. Ihave accommodations for eight or
ten mesnbersof1 the Assembly, with their
horses on the lowest terms. NV.
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Richmond Old School.


THE subscribers take the liberty toinfnrm
their friends, and the public generally. that
their School will be continued the ensuine
year, and will be open for the reception OF
Pupils, on Monday the fifth of January, at
their School room, on the back-street, near
the Conrt-house. and Immediately below
Col. Adams. Terms of Tuition, for Rea-
ding, Writing, &c. G5 per ann. Reading
and Writing, with Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography, or any one of
the last mentioned branches of education
= per ann. to be paid quarterly, and one
s e entrance with each Scholar, 70 de-
tray the expense of fuel. Hours Of atten-
dance as usual, and until eleven o'clock on
saturdays for the Grammar and Geogra-
ply classes.
Eliza Richardson.
HTiham Richardson, Jr.
Richmond, Dec. 1st, 1906. than
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SELLING off CHEAP

M. g B. YER,S,
IN rENDlNG to decline the retail bust
1 ness, offer for sale, at reduced prices, the
Whole or any part of their present stock of
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PU8LISHED mr. SOBScRIP9ToN,
DIR. REES's NEW CYCLOPEDIA.

DIR. REEs's NEW CYCLopHDIA.
OR
OHfrerse! Dicfionaryof .dy.fs e. Scieuces,
IN TWENTY VOLUMES oUARTo.
c0HDf7'yOTs.
IL work will be printed in large quar-
pose, on a sIperfnc wovc paper, each va.
lume will contain from eight hundred 70 q
Thousand pages. Il half volume, in boards.
VIII be published regularly every two
months, t,RICE THREE DOLLARS,
Between six and seven hundred nla,es
engraved in a superior style of elegance.
WILDE comprised in the course of the nub.
lication, by far greater number than is
to be found in any other Scientific Diction-
arv.
- To Subscribers. The ,br.c CO..
half volumes are ready for delivery at fb,.
Bookstore Of Samuel Peasants, inn.
Richmond. wifi Nov. &.
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"DIScoYERIEs or LEWIs AND MS Pm
Tr IN LOUISIANA"
q fresh supply OF the above interesting
woik is just received and for sale at this
Office.
October 25. if
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Richmond, Dec. LIST, 1906. t1Ian
ttCAY and COWAN-

II AVE Just received by the late arrivals from
~. London, large and fashionable assortment;
OF WATCHES, with variety of articles of
JEWELLERY and SILVER WORK --Al
so, an assortment Of WATCH MAKERS
TOOLS and MATE4iALs--w which with in, il
former stock, render their assortment very GO.
neral-alf of which they offer at the lowest pri
ces, for cash
Richmond Oaoher eth 1876. If
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L. WERco

MERCHAN i TAYLOR,
pEGs leape toinform his friends and The
- futile ia general, tkathc has jRst rccci-
Ued afarge sithhiy Of CLo4Hs, CdSIMRRs,
SwASSDoWNS, and SILK STocKIYcS,
7vhtch he nov oGers .jor Saie at reduced
fi.ices. 4t
Richmond, Dec Is, 1906.
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such Acts of the same naturc as may be
passed at the session OF 1906.
TOGETHER WITH
IN ZIP e WDIX,
IN WHICH WILL BE INSERTED.
|. Such Pubic Acts as have been omitted in
the last edition of the Revised Code.
IL. A compilation ofthc several laws for the
establishment Of the James River, Pctow-
mac, A;!pomattoX and Disira, Swamp Ca
nal companies; in al of which the state
has an interest.
III. Acts Tor the establishment OF the Mntu-
al Assurance Society against FIRE on build
ings Of the state Of Virginia
~. Laws concerning the Northern Neck.
V. a Table of Fines, Forfeitures, Penalties
and AmercementS, designating such as
arc to the use of the Commonwealth ::
such rs SO towards lessening the county
levy; such as Belong TO individuals: and
such as arc appropriated to any particu-
lar object.
VI: Acts for establishing Turnpike roads.
vi. Acts authorizing the erection of Toll
Bridges.
An the Acts comprised in this volume.
have been careiuily coliated BY gentle
man OF the bar-Notcs OF reference to for
mer and subsequent statutes, are annexed
to each chapter, and copious INDEX will
be given at the end Of the work.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23
. Far SnIe.
NOTICE..

a Ii persons that have any Just claims
against the estate of Fy.1ncfs Rfce. dec.
of the county of Prince Edward, are re-
quested to come forward and make il known
10 me as quick as possible-and all per-
sons that are indebted to the said estate
arc requested to come forward and make
immediate payment, as the 81 tuation of the
legatecs is such that they cannot give any
indulgence.
ISHAM RICE, Err
October goth, 1906. 4w
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GRAFTON,
PRONOUNCED At 9HE FUNERAL or
GEORGE WYTHE,
FELLoW CITIZENS,

ADDRESS you on this occasi.
on with feelings which agitate and CD,
press me more forcibly than am abl. 10
express. The truly mournfal duty which
we are assembled TO perform, the irrepa.
Tsble loss we have all sustained, and par.
iiorlar'y myself, who am now called upon,
with an heart torn with grief, 10 speak of
hun, who was not only the friend of hu.
man nature but my own dearest and best
f'iend; the sorrow which | am certain is
felt by every individual in this numerous
audience, and which i see strongly depic.
ted on ihefaces Of many; all combine 20
ovefpo~er me with dffidence and regret.
Hard indeed is the task 10 do Justice to
the many virtues Of the great aud good
man Tor whom we mourn. | dread that
my abilities will be found Inadequate TO
this important undertaking and l wish
most sincerely that some gentleman Of
superior eloquence had consented TO COM
nemorate, by funeral Eulogy, the de-
parted Patriot and Sage, who was truly
the boast Of Virginia. Particularly, I
shoold have bsen happy If some older ci-
,izcn, wiso knew him in his younger days
ard joined hls glorious labors at the COM
msuccmea. of our Revolution, had now
endeayofed TO describe his great and me-
T'torious public services in those days OF
diRiealiy and danger. But it cannot be.
Mos, OF the Heroes and Patriots of the
Reyolnslon are gone TO their graves with
glory, and Ctosge Wy.he, one Of the
oldest and best cf hose venerable fathers
ct their country, has nov followed Wash.
Ington, Frankhn, Samuel Adams, and ma.
ny Others, Who are indeed removed from
ms 'ropblssotpe world and a, rest from
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17

following Funeral Craiion. in honor of the
late venerable Chanceilor. George Wy,he, de-
hvercd on Monday. the o,h inst. by William
Muniond. Esq. TO numerous audience Assem-.
bled at the Capitol, III The hail of the House of
Delegates, was furnished by him for pub
iica'ion At the request of the edhor of this pa
per. AS 1t was composition for which very
iitt'e time was allowed, as previous to It's be-
ing pronounced, nothing more than its outlines
were prepared. ali the rest being conceived
and uttered extempore; il is hoped by the au.
thor thai the candid reader viii make all rea
sonable allowances for its inaccuracies,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17
Thomas Read. elk.
NOTICE.

The Subscriber, returns his
n thanks TO the citizens of Richmond aud
ms country customers. for the liberal encourage
mcnt he has received since his comms nee mens of
business: He resides nearly opposite to Jacob
Johnson's Book Store. and from his stria stten.
non and punstuality. hopes to merit farther ia
vors. He viii have constantly on hand superfine
LIONS Casimeres. and every other article suisa
pie Tor the summer and winter season.
John Andrew,
Merchant Tailor
N. b. Two or three jonrnes,aen wanted. to
whom liberal wages will be sivcn.
Kichrrond, Iune Cd, 1906 aw
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BREWERY FOR SALE.

ME subscriber will SELL. all bis interest in
4 that extensive B BREWERY, which he now
occupies, situate on The river Potomac, in the town
at Alexandria. district of Columbia, of which
II Years OF an unsxpiIed lease from September,
is to come.
This Brewery is on very extensive plan,
having two copper boilers OF 1900 and 500 gall
IONS with every working usenail conpletc-
with malt honse kiln, mill &c.
10 the capitalist, tlA5 concern offers many in.
dncemeats, 1890 barrels beer having been brewcd
blythe subscriber for some seasons back, and is
capable of being considerably extended; a bar.
.ei Of Beer can be sent 10 tho city of WASH
anston and George Town at few cents cx.
psnsc.
Proposals will be received TO the lst July, and
eveF necessary information may be hid by
ietteia, post paid, By applying to
THOMAS CRUISE.
Alexandra. 5th May, 1906. wtISO
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- e'te' '@S'''' asi''. %.
THE defendant Walker not having en,eredh;.
appearance according to the aa Of assembly
and the rules CT this court, and it appe airing 10
the satisfaction of the court that he Is not an in
Iab'tant OF this state: On The motion of the
ps'nttfs by their counsel, Il, is ordered, that he
appear here on the FIRST day of July court next.
and answer the plaintiffs bill; that COPY of
this order be inserted in one of the Virginia Ca.
Zeues tor TWO months successfully, and posted at
county. '~'
A copy-Tes,e,
Thomas Read Gil
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17
MATTR ASSES.

Yam be had on very short notice, MAT:
0TRASSSESb Of all sizes B kinds. .agreeabIy
10 order, In tss corner house, SAINT square, below
Lar. JOS. Daymsd7t,'s. rear the marker
and next door to ESr. Jacob Johnscn's
book ssore.--hl:o, BEDS Furnished, and .old
mattresses worked over.
June s. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17
3 fo1r Dollars Per Annum.. .,aidin adv0nee.

Charlotte Court, 9TH April, 1906.
Thomas and Charles Morton. plaintiffs. /, :.
aud Creed Taylor. defts. 8
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-06
TEN DOLLARS

NALL Ue given 81 alreward for apN,e-
Nv henckElg aaik malatta bay, called
GriRFfa .sas6nfn-he Is abstK IA years ofage,
small features, slender made, very long eye
.Iashes and high forehead-he is active and
brisk, and ias times has some small .iisipedi-
ment in his speech. Ills clothes were made
of good ticklenburg, and were new vixen he
left home ab0ltnirle weeks ago. hired him
from Mr.. NJ. Fhnnerys and have bad him
nearly three years in the sugar house. He
has been harbered lay some negroes near the
';olantations Of Mr.. james Irwin and Messrs.
Korr and Wisemilser. Any reasonable sex-
psnces will beaded to the reward Oh bringing
hipa to my sugar-house.
William s. Moore.
September SO. ait