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TO RENT,
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

= AN away from the fubfcriber, Negro LAD
N about % years Of age, about feet ten inches
high, with very thick lips, and very black; had ON
checked Virginia cloth Mort and wacoat, his
Pantaloons Of plain purple the fame manufacture.
Any Perfon who will deliver the fsid lad to me in
Powhatan, iba receive the above reward.
ISHAM RANDOLPH.
~ His name is AMPEY (; he is ecuilomed to hor-
fes and fsrving in the houfe.
April a.. IF
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THOMAS RUTHERFOoRD s. Co.
Ir1 d.frn,lttn Ell :.

IRE d,E,ops TO JH.
A Few Boxes a. and 7-s Trih Linens, 30
N Crates Queens Ware, and quantity Of Liver.
pool Salt ooie spd in Jacks, Jun received on eonfgn
ment by the lhip Herald from Dublin and Liverpool.
May ~. eosm.
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FOR SALE-on tire lo4ueR terms :

FOR SALE-on tire Io4ueR terms:
$500 faeks of LIVERPOOL SALT, and 90 crates
of LIVERPOOL EARrHEN WARE of fuperor
quality & well alorted, JUN arrived in the fp Mer-
chant, Captain JOHNSON, from Liverpool, at Ber-
muda Hundred
,,Eo Which fhp will take in Tobacco to
eElN4 sthe addrefs of JAMEs MAuRY, Efa. of
MnMp Liverpool. She has excellent accom-
SsSSsSissex modatious for paffengers. For terms
apply to Meirs. PICKET, POLLARD & IoHNsroN Of
Richmond, the Captain on board, or the fubfcriber,
OVERTON ANDERSON
May %. If.
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April 10.

q Ii peCion5 having claims agaiuR THE eRate
~ Of JObn HoOme5, decd. Of the Bo7vliag.
Green, are reqneJfed to make them knozvn, f6af
provjSon mar be made far a final JettLemenf.-
ind tbofe indebted nznR make immediate bay-
u1ent to JOHN HOOMFS, and
JOHN @. WOOLFOLK,
Executor Of John Hoomes, det'I.
Jan. 90. IF
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May O..
JUST RECEIVED.

a Few ftpf' CoGNIAC BRANDT Of tie fyf
n quality; - eaifs b5f MEDoC CLAPET of
tie Oi"f1ge cf 1900; FRUITS prejsrOed in b,andy ;
for EaLe by
SAMUEL MYERS.
dbrH 8-tf
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FOR SALE,

AT e1bhe aHto", on tie p,emis,, UtAaeaay, 1otb
September next IF not 3revi0sy dpssd ety private
confya7l,
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HE (hblfriber ba4,ing reiinqaj@ed all idea Of
L re'nODing TO TIE WrRern Country, deems !.
nees11,y TO inform bis friends, that be intend,
brAaLfmg in THE courts Of Richmond county, EHcx,
King and Queen, and in the diRrif Of king and
queen, nd mtbe Cbaaee,y Court Of W7liamJ-
bug.
JOHN HORACE UPSHAW.
- dprH 30. IT,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE partnerhiP of John Butler g Co. at Carriers
L vile, sthis day difolved by mutual content
The collection of all debts due that concerns is
mitted entirelyto WHyiam HTKeazie the acting part
ner of William Df'Kenzie sJCo. and TO him alone
or to any one he may appoint is paymeu, TO be made
JOHN BUTLER,
VIM. N'KENZIE G<Co
AllPerlons indebted to the late concern of Tobr
Butler t5 Co. are requeted to make payment to Mr.
Robert Aftoa, as he alone have authorized to gran,
discharges for the fame.
VIM. M'KENZIR
April 10. IT,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR Sd1F

Chelerfeld, May Of.
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5fnrrign 5nteiIigenre.
Farther SeIefiont from London papers by the
hip Robert Burns.
LONDON, March Of.

6ONDOTV, WarCh 20.
Admiral Villeneuve, who commanded the
combined fleet at the battle of Trafalgar, has
obtained permifiion to return to France on his
parole. This circumftsnce ftrensthens the O.
Pinon we have for fome time entertained, that
an arrangement would take place between the
two countries relative to the exchange of prfon-
ers.
y The LoAN.-The loan contracted for on
FRIDAY morning, oftwenty millions, was taken
oy the following parties, who coaefced as on
former occafions -
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AND FOR SALE BIZ The SUBSCRIBER:
a N Extenfise Afortment of GROCERIES
L n mong which are the following articles:
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April g.

It's impofiible, for any rational man, who
conilders the ituation of Great-Brtain, of
France, and of Europe to entertain very fan.
guine hopes ofthe rettoration of peace at pre.
TENT. The language of Mr.. Fox, on Thurfday
Taft, whole with for peace cannot be doubted, is.
we think, deeif1r on that fubjee.
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Barring and Co.
Roberts, Curtis and Co.
For every lool. they propofd to take iool.
IN the 9 per cent. Confols, and col. in the per
cent. reduced.
After the contractors returned to the city the
omnlum yielded profit of 4 per cent.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-18
For Sale.
January %, 1906.

FHE subscriber will sell at public
4 Sale, on the 9th day of March-The
TRACT OF LAND. whereon he now lives,
lying IN Halifax county, containing b. estimate.
on about 700 acres. There is on the above traa
as mach cleared land as will employ six or eight
hands to advantage large two story house,
having three rooms and a passage on the lower
floor, with the sans number on the upper-a
gooa kmchen. wor khousc. granary, stable, and
all Other convenient oat houses-Alss, corn
mill, on small stream, which adds eonsidera
bly, TO the value of the place,
On the same day and place. will be offered for
sale IS valuable SLAVES, Consisting of men,
women and childres.-Setween 80 and 40
head Of Cattle--about or o head of Horses,
amcng which is a young stud, four years old
next spring. of the Medley blood--also, q high
bred Mare by Old DioHcd, six years old next
spring. and a horse colt out of the said mare.
got by Whip. year. old in the spring.
The terms OF the sale will b., one half in cash
and the balance in two instruments of nine ana
twelve months The sale viii, he on the land
William Thompson.
January 10. 1906. w6t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-18
Land for Sale.

Ty1HE subscriber Offers for sale, $50 acres OF
4 that valuable tract OF LAND belonging to-
the late col Bernard Markham. dee. about three
miles above Manchester and lying uponthc river
aifording several very convenient mill SEATS ; this
traa possesses many advantages which would
be considerable to purchaser II new Under
high cultivation, Enclosed in good fence and
well watered; thirds of the above tract is
covered with valuable timber, and lies conveni-
ent either to the turnpike river. The above
land if not disposed of privately, prior to the 1sr
day of May, will then be offered at public auc-
ton, on the premises, in lots to suit purchasers.
Any person wishing to view it, will be shewnit
BY the subscriber, or in his absence by William
Bowes residing thereon.
George Markham.
December Oath. 1905. wtImay
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II. Hewes g ca.

HAVk for Sale'at their Store, next door TO
= 4 Messrs- Sha9ard 8. Lucke's. opposite me
Maskes, Richmond. en- assortment of
Groceries and other Articles,
Which they will dispose of az the lowest prices
tor cash or county produce. Among which
are, Jamaica. aud Ap,igua Rum, old and very
superior Cogpiac 8raTidy. Loaf and Brown So.
gar Coffee. Chocolate Imperial. Hyson. Tyson
skin. and Young Hys Tea Portland Sherry
Wine. Honey, Molasses, Figs. Dusnegs, Mace,
Cloves. Cinnamon, Alspice. Pepper, Fig Blue.
Starch. Soap. Candles, Salt. Tubs in SETS. &C. &c.
Richmond Feb l0h 1906
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I HE Sherihs of the sc.

- veral counties of Amelia. Chesterfield,
Cumberland. Notoway and Powhatan, compo.
sing distria-of the counties of Brunswick,
Lunenburg, Meckienburg aud GreenSve. com
posing ano,her dis;ria-ofthe Counties of Charles
City, James City and New Kent. composing an
other distri6--ofthe counties OF Goochand, Hen.
rico and Louisa. composing another distritt--of
the Counties of Augusta, Rockingham. Rock
bridge. Shenandoah, Pendieton and Bath, COM
posing another ds,ra--and of the counties of
Lancaster Richmond and Eorthu nberland. COM
posing another district; which, several districts
constitute the frs, Class OF he Senate OF Vhgi
MIA, are requested to take notice that an election
IN rotation 10 be held or the seveialcouri days
OF the respective Counties above mentioned in the
month CT April next, for the choice of a Sena
tor to represent each osthose districts in tie &c
neral Assembly for sour Yeas next ensuing
THEO KANSFORD, C S.
February 9th 1906 Nv
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Lost or Mislaid.
John Wimbish, C. h. C.

RosERT AEDERsoM's aeet ptance to Richard
Anderson's order on hin in our favor FOR in
favor of John Hobson, jr present it is not re.
collected which) for thirty seven pounds ten
shillings. dated 9Th May, 1906. An persons
are cautioned against sading for the same. as
proper steps have bee . taken to prevent the pay.
ment to any but the 5ubscrihers
Aobson & St. John.
Nev.Con,on, 18th Jan. 1906 w6t
x ~ Subscribers 10 the DEBATES
of fbe VIRGINIA CONVENTION, and 70
GIBBON's HISTORY, fbe DECLINE and
FALL oftbe ROMAN EMPIRR, are. ,eggeste4
TO apply at ibis Office, ssssre sbar soeies are ro7s
re"dr fSr seHVeV. yy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-18
Mar5haPs Sales.

To be Sold. FOR ready money, under decree
OF the Conrt of the United States for the
FIFTH Circuit Ia the Virginia District, between
Phineas Bond. attorney for the creditors of Eze.
KEEL Edwards. pltf and David Ross and others
defts in order praise the sum of dolls 967 80,
due and payable on the FIRST day of July. 1905 and
the further sum of dolls 1866 66, due and pay
able the hrst day of January 1906. that valuable
and well known estate in the county of Botetourt,
called 70 RI LIE WIS. stated by said Ross
to contain 2608 acres.
The sale will take place on the premises on
the 9th day OF February next.
Also. on the 4th day of March next, will be
sold, under the aforesaid decree, at the Oxford
Iron Works. in the county of Campbell, num-
bar of valuable SLiHES.
Ben. Mosby, d. M. for
Jos. Scott, M. v. ID.
January 10. 1906. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-18
WIN II. cABELL.

Iohn Tramble was convicted of Horse Stealing
before the Distra Court of " ashington, in the
spriuz Of 1906 and sentenced TO FIVE years and
five months confinement re was born in Ma
ryland IS fect ID inches high 25 years
old; fair complexion iight hair; grey eyes /;
has niche in lis ief, ear; scarsin his forehead,
ar! IS a shoemaker By trade
Isaac Harris was ccnyitSed Of larceny before
the Dsaie Court OF Monongalia in the spring
of 1905, and sentenced totwo years confinement
He was born in ,he county Of Wood, in thi:
state. is svc feet nine inches high 10 years old
sway,hy complexion, datk hair and hasle eyes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-18
I en- Dollars Reward.

RAN away from the subscriber in Sussex corn-
~, the 18th instant, negro man, JULIUS,
who sometimes calls himself julius Jones. 2S or
"a years old, and of dark somplexicn, abou, S
feet or 0mches high very well made. with
pleasing countenance when spoken to. julius is
a snoe maker by trade, and was hired last year
to Mr.. Cornelius Buck of Manchester has free
w1te IN James City county and a brother near
Lynehburg (the property of Mr. Roland Jones)
where lie will probably attempt to go. The "a
bcve reward will be gwen for securing him in any
Jail so tina, get HIM again, or fifteen dollars for
delivering him TO me III Sussex county, near the
courthouse. All masters of vessels and others
are forewarned from harboring or carrying him
out of this state.
January %. 1906 4w
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JUST REcEfyED,
Fsom Or. CHuRox's Dispensary &es-rorI. a,d f,e
sale a. te's P'intiNs-oEes, a fTss5 srsp{y
Of tbs fOl7o1pirg
Patent Medicines

cHURcg'S coUch DRoPs,
a medicine unsaua!lsdby any in the world, fereSs
cure ofconghs, colds ,ssthmss < eopsun,ptions.
PATIRosA LozEMGss,
For tho voice, hoarssnsss, colds, coughs. &e. &c.
CHEMICAL ESSENCE AND SxTRAeT OF
NUSTARD,
Fer the cure of the rheumatism, govt rheumatic
gout, palsy, white cling, chlhlains, &C,
AHoDrNE ESSENCE, for the head-acAe.
VeLA7ILE TIEcTURE, for me soosh-achc.
TIE BOTANICAL TEA.
INFALLIsLs cERhzN CORN PEAIsqER,
For the cure of eorns.
eKUReH's %NILEsqIc FEMALE PILEs.
scoTcH oITTnsEg,
Cures the most invetsrate itch in four,hours with
out Mercury.
Ere sALTE, far all disorders of thr e1,es.
hs4IscoRsUqIc TINrTURH.
For the teeth, breath, and seurvy in the gun.
ESSENCE or scURYr-CRASs,
For ppsventing and curing the sea & land scurvy
YERMIFUcE LszEEGEs,
Fordsstroying wormsin children & grown persons
ANTssPIsMoDIc ELIXIR,
For the cure of all kinds Of Fits.
coRDIAL RBSToRATJVR BALSlz,
Fer nervoHsdiserders debility inv ard weak
&c. &c.
TEcETABLB LOTION,
For the face and skin, free kles .nriekte
heat, ring worms, letters, &c. sc.
DIR. eHURGH's hE9IBTLIoUs PILLs.
For tbs cure Of malignant and biiousfevers. dv,.
pepsy, jaundies, cottivsness, acidity, cholera
ns,gravel Indigestion loss Of appetite ard
all disorders of the head, stomach and bowels.
GHs GENUINE P<7BST ~ 7'ERA7IVE Pills.
For tse cure of sourvy cutsneous disorders .,be
venereal disease, &c.
HooPER's FEHALs FILLS.
ESSENCE OF FEpPBR MINI.
Also,
DIR. cBURcg's 7RE/r!FE ON 7Hk VkEEPE1L.
Contaiuingplain and easy directions for the spee-
dy and ehedusl cure Of that disease in both sex.
es whereby any person may csre themselves at
a small expensc--prioe half doHar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-18
BY THE GOVERNOR or rmE COMMONWEALTH
or vInoINIA,
A PROCLAMATION.

vXy HEREAS il Is Represented to the Execu
w tive. 10y the Keeper Of the Penitentiary,
that woofthe prisoners thereinconfned towit !:
JOHN T-RAnlBEG and ISAAC HARRIS,
have made thsir escape from the Peniteniiary (:
/ have therefore, Thought FL with the advice 90
the Council Of STATE. to issue this Proclamation
hereby glowing reward of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS fur The apprehension of each. or
sifher Of ,he aaid prisoners and for their deliv
cry :, the pennentaty; and do, moreover, en-.
icin al officers civil aud military, and exhor,
the good people Of ,be common wealth to use.
theh best endeaYeTs 70 apprehend and convey to
the peni;entlary the said John Tramble and l.
sasc Harris.
Gwen under my sard. with the Seal ofthe
a. SCI commonwealth annexed, at Richmond
this 81 dsy Of February, 1906.
81 (SiIned)
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Zen Dollars Reward.

ID an away from, he subscriber, living in Lu
IAl acs!Jurg county, six mhes above the eouu
house on THURSDAY the 23d of las, month, I
negro ma named CARE1i, whom I purchased
at I.ouisa courthouse, December 1904, of the es-
faie of Christopher Smith dec --He is about "a
ec'25 wears old, common stature, has a.rernars-
able flesh mole uRder his left ear, one of his legs
hiss been broke, which causes him TO limp II
suspect ne is lurking about Charles Smiths in
Louisa, OF about Hanover Town, where he was
raised or. it is pTobsbie lie may have gone to
Buckingham. where his mother lives, who be
iongs - Mr.. John Land Of that county, and
was purchased at the same time. Any person
who will secure the said negro so that get him
again, shall receive the above reward. and if
bTodgh! home shall be generously rewarded in
addition.
Joel Johns.
February s,h, 1906 A.
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al my farm IN Cheste field county. fopr r,;Is.
from Goodies and Bevi's Bridges. ON Annor,,,.
tox river, twenty FIVE above PetersbuTr RE
same from Richmond. and fifteen from Amelia
courthouse x Will DC let to mares on the follow.
ing terms
Fifty Dollars the season, by note. dischary,.
Die at any time within IL, by the payment of for.
~, with one dollar TO the groom,
In every instance, either note or tho n,on..
must accompany the mares
BUzZARD in point Of form. blood and n.,-
formsnce. stands almost uu-ivalled, in tlrk o-anx
other Country; and as foaI getter. the racing
calendars OF England fully attest his celebrity.
lnlIS9, he produced on the turf at Newmarket.
winners In 1900. seven In 1901, fourteen.
In 1902, sixteen. In 1903 twenty-one and IN
ioO4, sixteen (to;al seventy nine) and from what
have seen of that calendar for 1905. think
his numbers in the list of winning horses. will
exceed that of any other year.
have IN possession a late calendar of the Q, n
oi november iast, which concluded the Hough-
ION neeting at Newmarket. Ii contains ,hrty
ooa races eleven OF which were won by Bug
Yards stock; and in the same calendar. TWO Of
them are advertised to cover at ten eu;ueas a
mare. the next season
bnzzard's sock are large and highly formed.
.r,opinJay is upwards of sixteen hands, and is
said TO he the most elegant horse in England
Qniz won the great OAKLAND stakes, and a
rha'cn over the Beacon coarse "a miles and ,
q''erer) for 1000 guineas
Good high and low land pastures. and every
attention paid to mares sent, bur no responsible.
iity for accidents. Mares will be fed on mode.
rate terms if required, for which the money must
be sent.
THONGS BRANCH.
24th January, 1906. w3m
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Geo. Watt
June 5,h. 1905.

SCO. Wv dtl
HAS removed from the store he formerly oc.
I 4 eupied 10 brick house on the cross streel
leading from the main strcetlo Shockoe ware.
house, where he has on hand and offers TO dis.
pose of on moderatetcrms by wholesale,
The following articles, uiz:
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars,
N. England, w. island, and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac. Barcelona and Apple Brandy.
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of superior quality,
Moiasses, Ginger aud Fig Blue,
Young Hyson and imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot, assorted sizes-And
The remainder of his Stock of Dry Goods
consisting principally of articles suited to the
present and approaching season, which he will
either sell on credit of 3, s and months, for
notes negoolabie a, the Bank of Virginia, with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond. Odd March. 1905
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10y virtue Of a deed oftrust eeeut-

10y virtue OF deed oftrust eNcut-
kS cd 10 ,he subscriber, by Jacob Maddox. of
Buckingham county, 10 secure the payment of a
debt due &c araes MurphysS Co therein express
ed, will certainly be SOLD. 10 the highest bid
der. on Saturday the first day OF Fehruery next,
at New Market. IN Amherst county, before the
store door of the said Iaaes Murphy & Co.
The Following Property to wit {;
Lucy and hertwo children, Niiily and Nancy, or
so much thereof as will be sufficient 20 discharge
the said debt. with iete.es, and charges.
John Higginhctham, Trustee.
WaSmnster, Dec. 18th, 1895. 4w
The sale of the above property is postponed
until Saturday he I'D of February next, a,
which time and place it viii certainly be sold,
on the terms above mentioned; the postponemen n,
rs in Consequence of she above NOT appearing in
the Virginia Argus IN time to give the so
days previous notice required by the deed in trust.
John HgSfabOtham, trustee.
January 18Th 1906
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BUZZARD.

Imported by the late Col.
John Hoomes, of the Bow
hing Green, will stand the
ensuing season. ITO COM
menee the 1st OF March,
and end liz TEr ~,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-18

PEDIGRER
BUZZARD was got by Woodpecker, his dan,
Misfortune, by Dux, his grandarn CURIOSITY. by
Snap Eeguus-Barslelt's Childers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-18
At Court continued and held for
Halifax county, the twenty-ninth

al court continued and held for
Halifax county, the twenty-ninth
day of November, 1905.
Bergman Green and Nancy his wife late0
Nancy Terry, daughter of Nathaniel
Terry, deceased, plaintiffs.
against
William Terry, sox and executor of lJatha.
MEL Terry, dec. Joseph Terry, Na,hani.
el Terry, James Thompson and Polly
Thompson his wife. late Polly Terry,
Robert Terry, .keeble Terry and Sarah =.
ms wife, the said Joseph Nathaniel. :.
Polly, Robert and Sarah being also chill
dren of Nathaniel Terry, deceased Ionn
Martin who married Elizabeth Dicker =
son Terry another child of the said Ma =
thaniel Terry,de & who hath departed -
this lie, John CLANCY & Sarah Royal his :.
wife late Sarah Royal Martin, Marshall =
Martin, Nathaniel Terry Martin, John =
Einore and Nancy his wife late Nancy p
Martin, William Martin. Polly Martin. =
john Martin, Edmund Martin and Abra. =
ham Martin, the said Sarah Royal, Mar
shall, Nathaniel Terry, Nancy, William,
Poily, John, Edmund and Abraham, be-
ing children of the said John Martin and
Elizabeth Dickerson his wife, and the
said William, Polly. John. Edmund and
Abraham being infants under the age of
twesty one years. defendants
NE defendants John Martin, John Cbancv
and Sarah Royal his wife, loan Rln1ore ,nd
Nancy his wife, Marshall Martin and Nsthan;.
Fefry Mss,in, 30, having entered tl,ei, an.
Psarance and given security according 10 the a n
OF asse nbly and the rules of this court and !,
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The court ,ba,
they are not inhabitants OF this country: On the
motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel. n !,
ordered. that the said defendants do appear here
onthe fourth Monday in March nextar,l ansvsr
the bill of the plaintiffs and thar copy of This
order be forthwith Inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond tor two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse ofthis county.
A espy--Teste,
John Wimbish, c. h. C.
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D 3 IS A 81 T. .

In committee Of tie eehole on The state OF
the .a,;sa = C. Smith IN The chair
.--.os thsresghssQs oFsfsd6y .uf. Greg
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BLOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

BRITISH 4FFA. TR s..
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CONGRESS
or THE

UNITED s. Ia TIE S.
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3s7 sss, OF atter article Commonly used in hun
ung; any instrument OF husbandry cooking
wensI. OF the kind usually cb,aincd by indians
in Their intercourse with white people, or any
article OF clothing. excepting skins or iurs, lie
Or they shall respectively forfeit the sum OF ore
hundred roila.s, for each offence. 10 be recover
ed by aaicn os debt, III the nSinc and TO the use
OF the United States. il any court having juris
Vtsion in like cases: Providsa. Th:i no suit shall
&c commenced except in the state or territory
", hin which The Cause Of atSicn shall have ari
sen, or III which tive def. idaMi may reside And
II shall be The du,v OF the superintendent OF In.
dian trade. CT ct the superintsndanls OF Indi
an AFFAIR.", and their depuues respectively. TO
whom informant, OF every such oEence ,ha,l
ce gwen TO collect the ,equisie evidence, IF at
iainanie 10 prosecute the offender without de,a =.
Sc. ~. Ind BE- i, f;v:5ey enacted, That it shall
be the duty Of the said superintendent of Infian
trade, under The 3retticns of TIC Presidents &C the
Un:Ied States, 70 Cause the said fa,s & pery 10 be
sold at public aut'n. public noIice whereof shall
be gwen three weeks previous 10 such sale. in
dsieTens parts OF iae United S,a;e5, making an G.
quai distribution ot,he same, j. proportion the
demand OF the market, and a. may be deemed
most advantageous to the United Si..ss. and
upon such terms and conditions as shut be PIE
scTioed by the secretary OF war PyovSed, 4 hat
there shall not be less than ak annual public
sales, o. the saNl iurs and Psltry, and thar the
superintendent of Indian trade shall nc hold
mere tSau two such sales in any State, during a.
ny one year.
Sec. Is. Ind Be IL far.5e- enae,ed, That this aa
slall be in force for and during The ,srn of three
years. and no longer.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker ef,bs House IF Representatives.
S. SMITH,
/ Presideht Of re Senate, pro iemybore.
April Il, 1SOo-hPPRovRD.
TIL JEFFERSON