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Bsnj. Wicker, a 1aarkss-nian, ffcm Hsr.
over, wasyes,erday killedin'he street, near
the market-ious., by adra. man; nam stl
Coxens. The following. as fav rs we could
learn, were the circumstances: Wicker's
cart was standing IN the street, near The
| market, and Cozens drovehis dray against
it liz is supposed accidentally which 40.
set the cart-some alteration ensued, ard
Cozens proceeded on towards Rockets
but was pursued by the other with large
stick. with which he either struck or az.
tempted to strike Cczens, who immed,.
a.eiy lesPed FROM has dray and gave him
a severe blow with brick bat. which he
followed up with hi. fiss.--Wioksr .xpir-
ed almost instsntaneously,
We have seen letter fro.n one OF the
ciiicers in Miranda's expedition, to a gen
tlemaa In Boston, dated Port Of SPAN,
(Trinidad> june i9, 1905. He appears
sanguine OF the eventual success OF ,hc ex
prdiuon and that Miranda viii receive all
needed succors from the British lard and
naval commanders ia fha Wes.lndie,
know" adds the writer" We shall
have such force that nohing bu a mi
raclc can prevent our SUGGEST" There
were Ia officers aud 40 men, in The two
schrs cap dred by the Spamards whose
fate arrested the most lively feelings OF The
other part OF the spedition.--i3osf Cen.
FROM TIE BALriaeHE EVENING psf.
Extraet OF letter froIn w ashinyson, Of
10Th July.
bonararts has partitinned Sritscr.
land into ;hree parts. The pope has
rstired to convent; his temporal pow.
= ers have eeyo!ved on Donaparte his
spiritual on divine whose tile IGo not
recol;ect.s Thing, looked well at pr.
ri1 on the lst Of Jane ior u.s."
Tie preceding interesting psraera ri,
was politely left al the oiiic- This mornins.
We give tn, we ind it, being ignorsn,
OF tue source from whence il i. derived,
we may oaly observe that there il n1-
thing imp, obabie In the events STAGED q.
have taken place.
Probably BonspAus's uncle, Cardinal Fasch.
R,'t Edt.
Literature IN the course of he vc,,
1895 produced 800 new literary works. Face
itoo' aho SSV'nany not .ess thar ftk5 al, housk
IN he Ltipsic Catalogue FOR the Micfaeiraas far
iOsO w'si.s less we're ANNOUNCED than in IaDl !!
among which thee are oaiy So novels and 81 al.
manseks The most numerous cias. of hooks
wee lh}se on medicine and education.
The Dotch fishermen are permitted 20
bring 'heir hshto Bal,ngsgaie; but they
are al AID that Bonaparie Will have ali he
net profits.
Theia' empress Ca.hasine OF Russia, used 10
present .-'r favorites with gold 6oxss Queen e.
hzsbe,h al England used TO tea hsis " i.h q 5,s
! on che ear.
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Il O S r SC RIP L.
Me- YO.<K. IulY %

GENERAL. MIRANDA Captain Bromley ar
rived al New Havfn, eft Barbsdoes che Ooh
June and inform, chat General xira' ia sailed
the same day Ion, Trinidad in the Leander.
in company with three sleeps of war and two
orthre': sfnad vessels. with arms, ammunition
&c they were 10 be ,insd al Trinit.aJ b. Two
hisa'ess and from ,heucs 10 proceed 20 some
part ,of the Main. captain Lewis, Of IN. lie.
andsss hal given ~, IN: command aud lef, the
snip, Captain was Informed by an officer
OF tbs expedition, that General Miranda r.e.i.
we'd letter. by All express boat from Trinidad
Just before he sailed, informing Kim hat isrge
fSrce had coiieaed on the Main for the purpose
OF joining him.
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,bove trial in shor, hand. which viii 81
published with all convenient speed. We
shall avail ourselves of the permission
granted US by Mr.. Lloyd, to lay before on,
readers general view Of this trial, r.c.n
his report. Deity -Adv.
2' BOSTON, July 81.
From, Engiand. The ship George
Washington. capt. Daniels, has arrived a.
Salem. from Falmouth. Eng. he loft ,ha,
place on the ll,h June. Che same day the
Packet which has arrived at New York
salled) and states, that all Prussian sub
jsces, then in Eug!and, were Imprisoned /;
that bread. of every kind, was becoming
scarce and dear; thai u Dos on vessel
With aour, which had been detained. was
cleared, and the cargo .old a, le dollars
per barrel. Capt. ID. also informs, ,has a
great many American vessels were Carl.
ed in; bu, most OF them cleared immcdi-
aiely. Nothing had transpired respecting
the negotiation going or between The
Brttish gcYernrp~pt ard Mr.. Monroe,
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FAMILY GUIDE,

I a W.ILY NUIDE.
80 6YoID INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
PROPOSAL,
FOR PUBLISHING BIZ SUBSCRIPTION
II NEW WORK,
On this discovery of Spee,fc for the cure and
prevcn'ion OF
The Yellow Malignant Fever,
And disorders of the Bilious, Putrid and
MLlignan, kind,
Followed by Dissertation OH the Chole-. In.
fan'uSn, the Cynonche fracheaIis. or Croup.
and aew Method for the cernin cure Of il.
A1ab,ed 10 yer,on, Of e..r, f,ooc;,,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-30

The President of the, U.i,ed Stare, left Wash
ing'ou City on the 2ist inst. on a vIsi, TO Mon
ticello.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-30

Capt. Miller, Of the Brig Franklin, ar.
rived here yesterday in S day. from Ne.
VS. informs that the French Acct passed
news on the All of July, aud fred few
shots at some ships tina. we're anchored
under birthstone Hill, which was return.
go from The fort; and II wss reported that
shot bad carried away one of The FrencS
Admiral's main-tnp- masts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-30
CUSTOM HOu SE-RICuEONp.
EN- t-EDEy,

Snow, Brothers, CHI, hoiss, Narfalk.
Sch'r Good intent, 5a,ret, do.
/. d, Willing Maid Ashley, Plymouth,
-otoop Liberty, ba'sy Norfolk.
Sch'r Virginia, Clarke, dc.
Harriot, Russell, BsItimor..
CLEARED.
Sch'r Clotilda, SETTLES, New York.
Harriet. Jores. Chxrles,ou.
Ship Columbus. findIay, Dublin.
S'oop HOPE, Hover, Wilmingten.
Sch'r VIM. & Susan, Kirwan, Bal,irnorr.
S'onp Rlsiag Sun, Baker, Philadelphia.
Sch'r Liberty, Lewis, do.
Independence, SculI, d.
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NORFOLK, July IS,

The United States Frigate Essex. in
81 days from Gibraltar, went up the Boy
yesterday.
July IS.
i Capt. Jones, of the British sch'r Polly,
arrived here On Thursday in ~ days from
st KITS, Informs, tina, he was one of the
Meet that put TO sea on hsariug thai the
French were at Mon,s-rat, Gas stated in
eur iasO and hat the remainder were safe
on ne i2th inst. when he parted them, IN
ia'. ~, 49, long. SO ~ under convoy Of
Two irigates. HIS also informs, that the
Elephant, OF ~ guns, had arrived with
the May convoy, and mcdia;ey joined
ADMIRAL Ccchrane, whose squadron con.
slsts OF the Northumberland, Canada and
Elephant, OF ~ guns each, Agamcmnon
Of Cd and Two STOUT frigates.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-30

Na0al Engagement Expected.
Extrac, of Letter IRON Gentleman al
81. Thomas To mis- friend n his civ, aa-
ted July 6, 1906.
here are passing, at presen', six sal,
OF French line Of babe shi2s, and two fri
safes, s,eerug " w, They were seen by
the scht. Msrgare,, Pmge. Of phiiadrlph,a
which was boarded By BRUSH frigate
last evening.
z. >. lhe British feet are now in sight
and IN chase OF the French.
Jyiy as.
CIRCUIT COURT CT TBE UEITED STATES.
NV YORK DTSTRICT.
UNITED 5fATRS w. VIZ. S. SMITH.
TgSTR DAr
The Court met al 10 o'clock, pursuan,
To adJouyumed.
Presen, Judge TALNaoSe.
Dir ilarrHoo, addressed the Jury for
ab}ut two hours, WINCH closed the dc.
fence.
Toe attorney general rose abou, ~
O'CLOCK, in behalf of Inc prosecution, he
was followed by M. Edward, on the
same side.
Judge Taimsdge then summed IN the
CIV deuce the jury tet,Ted near S O'Clock,
aud returned abou, half past Z, with yer.
dict Of nor GUILTY.
Mr. LLoYD, a S,enosrapher Of talents
and experiences, has taken a report of the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-30

BY an arrival at Newport (R. u from 40.
twerP, intelligence is receivsd, thst LOFTS Bona
pate vas proclaimed king of Holland, on the
2tih May. The ceremony took place at the
Maggie. II may be proper 70 remark, that cap
tain Richmond, who ardvsd hers on Sunday last.
and who left hntwerp or 10 days Subsequent 70
the above mentioned nrrivsI, 'sarnt ne,ning OF
TINS occurrence IL is probable, however, that
this intelligence is correa, Notwithstanding the
circumstance Of cap.ain Richnond's ignorance
OF the event, for the Gallo occupation &c k;ng
making, has hscsue of so easy IN execution. a.
scarcely TO be aoice5 above the common occur.
FENCES Of life .BoSton eas.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-30

Lord Csstlereaghs concerning that TO
be "a bed sf roscs, which Mr.. Fox declares
to be bed OF briers and tbistles, 10 as
cribed, BY Dublin paper, to his lordsbip
having ell his life been Accustomed 10 lie
IhGrd.--Lsndoni aher.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-30

The ship Cyrus, captain Psal West, arrived
on ths Pa,agonian COAST of Chill, gives inforrna.
ton that the crew of the British acmed whaling
ship Minerv., capt. Cotte. Of London, had mo.
tinted and shot THAR captain. They eommln.
ded the mate. ami apprentices to be pu, in two
Boats and conr'ittedto the seas. and were taken
up two days afterwards. Capt Corls has let,
family III Nantucket.
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VIRGINIA .ARGUS.f
RICHMOND:

wEDNEsD AY. JULY 80. 1906. !
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-30

The ia'e empress Ca,hasine OF Russia, used &c
present. -,I fsvcrites with gold 6oSes Queen z.
hzaberh al England used to ,is1t he's W ith b.,
on che ear.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-30

ny sAM'L. n sN1TH,
Is JUS, received, and ready for delivery sub e,i
bers at this efiee, a few copies Of the work
completss }er sale as above. E
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04
=,
II O S Il sc Il + p Y.


MIR. GaRec offered the following resolution,
IN the House OF Representatives of the United
States on "Wednesday last, which was ordered 10
be printed.
Whereas Great Britain irnpresses citizens sE
the U. States, x eompels thsm to serve on board
hsr ships OF war, and ALTO seizes and condemns
vessels belonging to citizens Of the United
5ta'es, ss usr carsoes being the bona tide proper
" OF Arer'ssn citizens, not eontrabaad Of war,
net proceeding 10 places be,rgeS or blockaded,
under the pretext Of their being engaged in time
Of war IN trade with her enemies which w.s
not allowed in time Of peace:
And whereas the government of the United
states has repeatedly demonstrated 10 the BRIT sh
government against these Injuries. and demand.
ed sa'istaGion therefor, bat without eqeQ:
Therefore, Resolved, Ti1as until equitable and
satisfactory arrangements on these points sSalI
he made between the two governments, il is
exPedisnt that from & after the dav oe
- no goods, wares, or merchandise. Of
nc growth, prsdud, or manufacture of Great
britain, or Of any Of ths colonies or dependen.
sues 'hsrsot ought to be imported into the ".
states Provided, however, that whenever ar.
rangements deemed satisfactory by the presiIsns
OF the Osited States SHALL take place, il skaIY
be lawful for him by proclamation to tx day
on which the prohibition afofesaid shall cease
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04

rest has bsen creature that fed on hsr-
ease. But the singular appearance oe
TINS new Lick, and he variety of large
bones slready dug UP, proves, tina. pare
OF them belonged TO largo animals oil =
carnNerous species. a large tusk or
horn has been found, inset ,sd in the head
or rather upper jaw, about two feet longs
and eight inches in ,circumfsrehce. There
have been seven under jaw bones already
found OF this latter animal, as Mr. Michael
kinsar informs, on whose land this Guri-
Gus deposit is found by the shape of the
horn, and its place so near. the nose, the
smaller animal may have been species
OF the Rhinocsros, ono kind Of which 10
said to be the Unicorn of the ancients.
Hut how SO many of them have been laid
PROSTATE in the same spot with the Mann
moth, and Of those by the teeth found,
there must have bsen several, makes the
whole matter of some admiration. Bi.
shop Madison will be disappointed in get-
ting an entire skeleton ; .he bones, al LEAST
several OF them after having been expos
ed several day. in the open air become
very brittle, and the country people have
earrisd oif several the teeth, particularly
the grinders Of the Mammoth, are in a
good state OF preservation, and may beat
any where. ,.'
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II Remarkable Cor.

WIZ DO exhibited nearly opposite the court
house. in this place few days. This ami.
MAJ was ,sEes wild in the northern ,rt of the
part Moose IL has SIX LEGS four OF which
rsssm5ls those Of ordinary cattle. and A.. used
for waikinE--ihe Other two rise on, of the fore
shoulder IN an etest posture, and can I've folded
upon INC back, where there is u hollow which win
mold two qvsns OF water. One OF these legs is
large AID perfca, having The h0ofs complete
Inc otssr 70 smaller, asd Eas only one half Of tho
heof Also, 10 be sesn, HER CALF, which is
equally remarkable fof the same Phenomena.
~ The inhabitants of Richmond are req
9eaiu!ly re11cSed, not 10 negleS the pYesens
opportunity Of viewing these extraordinary Phss
nsaena Of Nature.
Adau':.Dcr IS esms--cSi!i,en S4irp,ite.
, Fej,aa,y 4. 2 g..
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HUNDREDS.
IN SENATE OF THs UsirED SgATEs.


IN SENATE OF qHs UstrED SghTsc.
-u-nr
JANUARY ~, 1906.
Mr. SMITH Of Maryland, agreeo5lv 10 no.
lice giUen yesterday, asked and obtained
Leave 10 bring in Me /oAo,mnF iii, (Which
TVas read and ordered 10 a second reading.
A BILL,
For slassing the Militia, and assigning 10
each cIdsS its fiarneuiar duties.
BE IL eHacfcd, by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United States Of
America, in Congress Asse nbled, That
every free able bodied white male citizen
OF the United States Of the age Of eiyh.
teen years, sand under the age oil forty-6ve.
whose principal occupation IS not ON the
high sea. or the tide watsrs within The II.
nlted States, shall be of the militia for IN.
land service Of the United States, The
perscns so to constitute tho land militia.
shall be- enrolled by their names and arcs,
in their proper districts, and in books
kept for that purpose; such enrolment 70
be made without delay Of those no ~ with.
m the description, and from time to time
as to others who shall hereafter become
so, always noting the date of the enroll
lmsnt, & placing ina distinct page, or mar,
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FOR THE ARGUS.
49,
THE EAREWRLL.-

New Autumn pours her chilling breeze:
And strews the yellow leaves around.
Now on the faded forest ,,ees
The pidgeons wild in Socks are founds
November brings the season cold;
And Summer'syerdani charms are DER.
M'''''' now is twelve years old
And she will re 10 school TO more.
No more the unkind, unthinking BOYS,
With taunis ungenerous, low and rudes
Shall vex and MARI her infant Joys;
Or OF her simpls sports imrude.
Cease partial parents TO ccmDiain,
To ask "who's head" you may give DER,
She will no longer give you pain
For now she goss to school no more.
Already she has proven it true
That genius still gains envy's frowna
Instead OF praise, 10 merit due,
Detratfon 10 Incurr'd a!onr.
BIZ, al! what griefs await her yearsI
The smiling morn of life is DER.
What sorTows IN this vale of tears,
For now she gees to school no moroS
But let unkind reflections cease,
let only tender thoughts here dwelIs
Let love, let harmony increase;
And hear Ms'ssIs's last farewell.
" Farewell school.master. and ,ikswise
My school mates ell our plays arc o'ess
no more III JOIN your clam'rous Joys;
For now 70 to school no more"
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Dolls. soi.Oo6 ID
5000,
20,+32 "a

Dolls sol COG ID
%- =@S 80
This amendment was agreed O in com.
mirtee OF the whole and The house agreed
to the amendment by very great mai
ri'y. This subject invited much discus.
sion; he particular friends Of the reoor,
of the committee Of finance exer,ed them.
selves to support that report; whilst Mr..
Wooding was equally anxious to prove
the correctness of his amendment mn.
on the final question on this subjes,,
ii3 members were in favor OF Mr.. Wood.
'ng's amendment, only against il. The
consequence will be, that instead of the
deficiency reported by the committee,
there appears to be surplus Of $50 900
dollars IN favor of the state; a resolution
was therefore agreed TO, declaring that il,
was inexpedient and unDeee ssary TO in
crease the permanent revenue taxes of
the state ; and a bill wa, introduced asd
passed, imposing taxes similar to those
OF the last year.
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FOR THE ARGUS.


Theatrical exhibitions are not
only amusing, but Instruct We, when Judi
ciousiy selected and f,-oherly represented.
Richmond can now boast Of a new, COM
modious playhouse, and lucky would il,
be tor her, indeed, if the company of Co.
medians employed for the entertainments
OF her citizens were equal to the mansion.
They cannot, as yet, complain for the
want ct patronage--it has been very Ii.
eerally extended and the public have a
right to expect, in return, at least some
small ezert'ons, on the part Of the par
formers, TO please and entertain. IL is
recommended 10 the Hromtfer not to speak
SO loud 10 future, as lie is often distinctly
heard by most Of the audience in the pii.
10 remedy this superAaou, retetitfon, il
is recommended 10 some Of The frafeysitv
q ne onskfn to devote more time to ths
study OF the respective parts assigned
them,
HUNDREDS.
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u '"S GOVERNOR OF Tus COMMONWEALTH
OF VIRGINIA.,
A PROCLAMATION

NJHEREAs it is represented TO the rrscu.
w tive by the Keeper Of the peni,ent;,rv
thsttw' OF ne prisoners therein confined 70 wit
JOHN TRhMBLE and ISAAC HARRIS
have maize ther escape from the penitent;arv ,
! nave, therefore. thought Fl. with the advice Of
the Council Of State, to isspe ,h;, pycc,. 49,.
hereby Offering zYewsrd of ONE UIINI,RTD
DOLLARS for the apprehension of each ~
efher OF the said prisoners and for their deiiv-
cry at the Peniten,iary and DO, moreover. en-
join all shcers. civil and military, AVID exhor,
the good people of the commonws 90 nee
their best endeavors TO apprehend and convey 70
me reni'en'iary the said John Tramb!e and l..
saae Harris.
Given under my hand. with The Seal OF ,he
IL s. eommonwealth annexed, at Richmond.
th's Sd day OF February, 1906.
(Signtd)
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FOR THE ARGUS.

1t will be remembered by the reader.
OF the Argus, that from the report of the
committee ct finance, published in that
paper some time since. 1t appeared tha,
the expenses Of the government between
the lst OF y Stober 1905, and 3oth of Sen.
TENDER 1906, exceeded the resources Of
the state S4l,5s4 90. This report was
refsrred to committee Of the whole
house, and was considered bv that CON.
mittse the ssth ultimo !; when Mr. Wood.
ing whose attention had been drawn TO
this subject, offered the following "a an
amendment TO that part of the report of
the com.'ittes Of finance relating 10 the
resources Of the state, and resolutions re-
lstive to an increase Of taxes.
Resources to meei tbe exsensSs Il fbe cur, on. wear
o n IN the treasury LIST ott. lso5. 12s.700 30
Probable receipts on account OF the
revenue of 1905. by or next. 10000
Probable receipts on accoua, of ar.
rearages of the revenue of 1904. 84ooo
Ditto on account Of arrearages pri-
or 70 the year 1907, $1,000
Surplus on tobacco exported, 81 'o6o
Tax on law process, ISL
Registers fees, -Ioss
Dividend on the states shares
IN the bank. declared the 9Th
January, 1906. 1oooo
Probable dividend on ditto in Iuv
next, estimated at dos. so
each share, 10 soo
Nett amount collected az the lame,
river canal warehouse, LON
Probable amount which will lie re-
ceiv-d on account of trans ported
., slaves. 5000.
Tax OH merchants licence, az A21 "a
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blank near the end thereof n. vo.As,, 4.
Ordered, thata bill be brouy,, In nur.
suant thereto, and that the cepm;,te. who
made the said report do prepare Sc brinr
in the same.
The house, according to tho order of
the day, resolved itself into a mn;,.
tee OF the whole house on a bill. Con.
corning the watermen of James and
Appomattox rivers and their n,vio,-
bic branches above tide water: and ae.
ter some time spent therein, Mr.. Speaker
resumed the chair, and Mr.. Il. Harrison
reported, that the committee had accor.
ding to order, had the said bill under con.
sideration, had gone through the same and
made an amendment thereto, which h.
handed IN at thu clerks table, where the
Same was read s. agreed to by the bon...
On motion, ordered, that the further con
sideration of the said bill be postponed to
the 2ist day of March next.
The houss proceeded 70 consider the hi, r,,x.
ele6ual'y to provide for the Distribution ana
preservation Of the public arms. (which ,,v ~,
the table with several amendment, n, r.r,x,.J
from the committee Of rho whole hou,-, ,nd -.
said amendments being read, were agreed to bv
the house. -
motion was made 70 strike ont Of N. hill,
the following words. no officer hereafter AZ
coping commission in the militia oe iris con,
Hnwsalth, shall he at liberty 70 resign the sam.
for the term Of Eve years. withaut the cor,.,,
OF the regmentai court of enquiry = and ,h.
question being put upon striking our the s,,i
words. it passed in the nega.ivs.-Ayes 42-
Noes 60.
= Saturday, Febrxnrv lss, 1904.
communication from the Senate bv ,h.;~
clerk. y 'n0''
The Senate have passed the bill. ,o ,u.,s
az. anihorising Talbot Coiwin to era !, roll
bridge from the town OF Suffolk over ,be We.
tern branch OF Eansemond river: and Oh. I'm
imposing taxes for the supper, Of roveynm.,,,
witt ' W
e,ii' authorising rni-dans (, be bni,, ACROSS
the Mononsaia river; Granting duplicates If
certa,n certificates 10 Joseph Woodson md Car
&c. D. harrison Concerning the Auditor !:
appointing commissioners TO view the way for
navigab'e canal from Roanoke to Apnoma,tox
anu, 70 amend the act concerning the h;yh cou,,s
OF chancery, with amendments TO each. to which
several amendments thew request the concxrrescs
of the house of Delegates.
he house proceeded 70 consider ,he ,,,end.
'nents 10 the bill. authorisiug miiI.dar. 70 h.
nulit across the Monongsii, river and he e,n,s
beng read. were disagreed 70 bv the houee.
ne house proceeded 70 consider the ,merd-
'ncRts to the several other bills named in tbe cor,
'nuh,cation OF the Senate, and the same being se
vera'!y read, were agreed 70 ny the house.
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VIM. II. CABELL.

John Iranble was convicted OF Horse Stealing
ssIore the Dis,ri& Court of Washington, in the
spring OF iso5 and sentenced to FIVE years and
Eve months confinement III was horn in NJ.
ryland is s feet 1-2 inc - hiyh IS wears
cid lair complexion ligb, hair; rrey eyes
has niche in his left car; scars in his forehead
and 10 shoemaker by trade
Isaac Harris wac eonvi0sd OF larceny before
the Distrla Court Of Monongaia in the spring
OF 1905, and sentenced totwo years confue rnent,
lie was born in the county Of Wood. in this
state IS i've feet nine inches high, 19 years old
swarthy COMPLEXION, dark hair and hagle ewes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04
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Prize OF 100 doIlars-No. 402s.
Prize Of so doliars--No. sass.
Prizes OF IS dollars-Nos. 1888 6:35s
Blanks---Sos. 5e44 SEAS SAY 426S
1913 62el 53is Visa 3sl4 1859 $3.50
$3.50 eoS7 7647 $3.50 scar 1908 cess
1898 1858 4ls3 7l46 zoos Alas 7s5i
elsa 1924 1885 74o5 ess3 $3.50 6seS
$40 Sill 55l4 s+5i tssl 1913 5234
Ss9f '53s el34 1887 1897 664l 74ol
4isS 1881 4So5 6s69 55se 6s79 sos
1908 $3.50 s52f Ae24 4oe8 s570 1869
soe1 $3.50 42s7 5s7o sso7 7s3s SssI
63os s944 11zo $3.50 $500 7Ia5 $3.50
s7s7 54oa ss7s 1888 1896 s5s3 42ez
4:as ss7s 5&79 1856 1884 $3.50 7oss
75as $3.50 ssos 44ss 1850 s49s es3y
4350.