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TE r M

]. Ii shall be printed on an entire ncty tv,,c,
Of size larger than that used In he Ct
edition OF tile Revised Code, pub. he IN
1905.
IL. The paper shall be of good quality. and
the book, When bound, Will form 4 volume
IN large octave, to match the FIRST volume
of tho same work. The number OF ,,aoes.
cannot be ascertaincd, though il is cTpcct-
ed, from the matter OF Which the Dooe
Wilde composed, (tlerc being nineiD-fve
new chapters IN die Continuation from
1901 to 1905, and upwards of one hu,1s
dred omitted acts) that it viii CONAN
nearly as many pages as the last edition.
W. The price to subscribers will be FIyE
DOLLARS, to be paid on delivery of tha
book-to non-subsciibers the price wiz
be considerably INCREASED.
= SUBSCRIPTIONS are received 6u 1he
.bE5hshsF ~ Rie58ysDs. y"
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MEANWHILE, {

On Monday last, a number of the citizens
of this town, said to be engaged in the Sc
cret expedition took their departure for
Beaver, the place of rendezvous, situated
on the river Ohio. Numbers, engaged in
the same enterprise, have recently passed
through this place, from the state of New
York.
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LEXINGTON. Nov. 81

From Frankfort we learn that the House
of Representatives have cited Judge Sc
bastion to appear before them on Thurs
day next, to answer to the charge of re-
ceiving pension from the Spanish govern
ment.
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Ihree NkeIy Wrgr0es,
Wofice.

I FOREWARN all persons from taking
= an assignment Of sundry Bonds, given by
smith Blakey of Henrico county, to robert
MITCHELL OF the city of Richmond, which
VIII not pay unless compelled by law, as L
conceive the said bonds were discharged
by the said Smith Blakey, and the said Ro-
pert Mitchell has refused to give them up;
there is balance on one bond of "a shl-
nnSs three other bonds OF ten pounds each,
due in 1898, 1894 and 1895, and one note
taken on demand for fifty-three in 1877.
Gro. BLAKEr, hdm'r.
Of Smith Bhakcy, dec
25th Nov. 1906.
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Nof1ce.

by virtue of a deed of trust executed to
- the subscriber, on the Goth day OF Janu-s
airy last, by Thomas Paulet, jr. of Charlotte
county, for the benefit of Martin Hancock,
will be sold, for ready money, on Friday the
9th OF January, 1907, at Thomas Se M'Kn--
ney's store in said county, the following
property, to wit:
Three Akey N&groes,
named Frank, Washington and Anna; all
so three Horses, six head of Cattle, two
feather Beds and furniture, with :, quantity
OF household and kitchen Furniture, or SO
much of said property as shall be sufficient
to satisfy the purpose OF the said deed of
trust.
Claiborne Barksdale, jr. Trustee.
Charlotte, Dec. IS, 1906.
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IN n p p END ".

IN WHICH WILL BE INSERTED.
|. Such Public Acts as have been omitted i'm
the last edition of the Revised Code.
III. n compilation the several laws for the.
establishment of the James River, Potow.
mac, Appomattox arid Dismal Swami Ca
nal companies; in all of which the state
has an interest.
Ill. Acts for the establishment of the Mutu-
al Assurance Society against fire on build-
ings q the state Of Virginia.
~. Laws concerning the Northern Neck.
V. 4 Table OF Fines, FOrfcitures. Penai,ies
and Amercemenss, designating such az
are 20 the use Of the Commonw .
such rs go towards iessening the county
levy; such rs belong to individuals md
suChas are appropriated TO any particu-
lar object.
VI. Acts for establishing Turnpike roads.
vi. Acts authorising the erection of Toll
Bridges.
Al the Acts comprised in this volume.
have been carefully collated by gentie1
man of the bar--Notes Of reference to for
mer and subsequent statutes, are annexed
to each chapter, and copious INDEX viii
be given at tire end of the work.
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FRoM THE pIrrsBURe, pKNN. eAzErrr.

Mr.. ScuLL-Thc departure of several
young men from this place for Or
leans, at this particular crisis, has created
variety of improper suspicious and sur.
mises--you will please to state to the pub
lie, those young men stand pledged to their
friends, and the world, that they have no
improper, lawless, or treasonable object in
view, and that they will engage in any
act or enterprise which may not be deem
ed honorable and laudabie
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arrived one mail sooner, we should have
had it in our power to seize on large
quantity of pork and whisky. Nathaniel
Irish and Robinson, two justices of the
peace, issued process against a Joseph
Davis of this town for purchasing provisions
for the capitalization brought before
them he acknowledged the fact alledged
against him. and said thathe was employed
by certain Tyler and major Smith both
late of New York-the money obtained here
TO defray the expense of purchase of pro-
visions, sc. is on orders drawn by Com
fort Tyler on Ogden and Smith of New
fork--the orders are promptly paid.
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WANTED TO HIRE,
4 Mnn & Woman Servant,

The man to be handy servant about house
and store--the woman TO know how tocool
wash and iron.--Also, small GTRL, about
twelve or fourteen years of age to be well
recommended for their sobriety and hones-
ty for which liberal wages will be given
Enquire at this office
December 231, 1906. If
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*.s@ l'lCNEIo III the Second.
Class of the William and Mary College Lottery
we fos salsas his ofFes.
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The Legislature OF $ outh Carolina. on
the 9th instant, elected CHARLEs PINcx-
NEY, Governor of that State, in the place
of Paul Hamilton, resigned.--JoHN Hop-
KINs was chosen Lieutenart governor.
At the same time, john GAILLARD was
re elected Senator in the Congress of the
United States
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ErftGct ofa letter from gentleman in
PfffS6urg, Pen. 10 member Of Con-
lgress, dated Dec. 8, 1906.

PiftS6urg, Pen. 10 member of Con-
8reSs, dated Dec. 8, 1906.
A number of young men, inhabitants of
this town, amounting to seven, have set out
with an intention to join col Burr i'm his
expedition against Mexico, among whom Is
Morgan Nevill, son to gen. Presly Nevill,
it is said with the Knowledge and consent
OF his father he provided himself with
two suits of regimentals before his depar-
ture-also Thomas Butler son to the late
COL Butler, MIR. Forward, printer and e.
ditor ofthe Tree of Liberty, and publisher
OF the U. 5. laws by authority, after having
made preparations was prevented from 60
ing by sickness.
Ii wonld have been a fortunate c1rcum-
stance had the Presidents proclamation
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Ertract Of a letter from, John GdOino,
Esq Consul ofthe United States at Gil
6raitar, to the Secretary Of STATE, dated
mn Oct. 1906.
"The restaint on Tobacco from The u
nited States continues at this port and has
overset several voyages, by which our
merchants in America will be considcra-
bic sufferers
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-26

Major Jesse Franklin has be re-elec.
ted Senator in Congress from the State
of North Carolina.
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FOR THE ARGUS.

FOR TIE LEGISLATORS OF VIRCTNTA.
Concerning the PUBLIC GUARD, and
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mental staff ; infantry resimentai staff14.
The corps of marines consists of about
lOo0--total regular military force of the
union, four thousand four hundred and forty
five.--Bost. Chron.
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y communication from the Senate by their clerk.
The Senate have paacd The hill, " Forming new
county out of certain parts of Montgomery, Monroe
aud Tazewc counties"
An ensrofed bill, "Rer,ittng cert in fine, m Jolp
Warren" (Which lay upon til. table, was called IN
read third time, and amended BY an engroed claufe
by way of ryder;
Refoiyei, Fha the bill 10 psfs, and that the title
be- an aet Renting Certain fires to John and Tho
mas Warren"
Ordered That the clerk carry the faid bill to the
Senate ard dFire their concurrence.
a bill, g Concerning the Navigation of lanes RI
yer" was read f,cpnd time anal amended ar RI.
clerks table; motion made further to amend
the fame BAL by adding after the folio wing words 10
wit, The exceis o. the faid profit beyond fifteen De,
eentnn per annum lhal be paid by the prc(ident of
the company in'o the pbi,c ,reafury within thirty
days from the time drclarin, uch dividend" the fol-
lowing words, TO wit, For the loie ule of the co..,
n1on"eal;h. A morton then made 10 amend
the Prop'icd amcndmenr, by adding by way of fabni
tute Tor II, a c9uIe III the following words 70 wi,
When the tolls received by the company .hal have
produced to then, fifteen per cent per annrm on the
capitai they Hall have expended in d. opening the
enamel and Improving the Hav5ation of the river the
tolls HAIL be 10 reduced and regulated from time to
tine, as 20 proauce to the company an annual diyi.
dend not exceeding fifteen per cent Der annum." The
quelsion being thtn put upon the fiid amendment II
was agreed to by the houis --Ayts III, Noes g.
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toner have leave withdraw his petition, in which
the fiouie concurred. ~,
Mr. c. w. Campbell freiented p.,;ton from
rumber of citizens of the Ilsnos country. in the
counties of Randolph and St. Clair, iat;n,r certain
grievances under which they labour, from ,hemanper
IN which the territorial government is ed,
praying that certain dinri6 may be nccruora,e,,
n'o eparate territorial. government, and that they
may be perrsit;edto hold naves condtonaly or un-
eoneitonay.
Referred to the committee appointed on memoir;
ais from Indiana
MIR. c. w. Campbell likewire prefen,e = n,en,or;
al from committee Of citizens of Indiana of TIE f,n,e
tenor with the foregoing memorial, and further re-
preienting that law had been paed by the terrific
rial Legislature allowing lavcry, which, though thew
with allowed, ought in their opinion, to BE- lanttion-
ed by different authority.
Referred to the fame committee
Mr. Gregg iad that he hal early in the e Zion Of
Tered arefouton, which he though, had been at the
tine referred to committee of the whole Yiouce
Finding that this the cafe H. rofe to move
that it ihoud be 70 referred. This refolu,io, rs Col.
lows, was taken into coniiherstion-Ay-s 5S-rTocs
Gland referred to committee of the whole F{o;Ce
On the ! n Monday in February.
| Rsicivei, That 70 much of an aa entitled CT A.,
act regulating the grants Of land and providing FOR
the ditpoal of the lands Of the States fuh Of the
"a'e ot Tenuellee, as approprates arv portion Of
fad lands for the purpofe of fatisfving qu;etug or
cornpeniatiug any claims 70 the fa;d lands derived
from any aa or pretended act Of the 1ate of Geor-
gia, and neither recognized bv he articles of agree
;nent and ceflion between the United States and the
Rate of Georgia, embraced by the two frH fec.
tons ct the above mentioned act, he repealed.
| MIR. TENNEY, from the committee of revival and
unlimited buGnefs. having oht7;nei leave fi,hmitted
bill further to continue in force an al for .fabh
ing trading hnufes with the Indian tribes, which wa.
referred to the committee Of commerce and manufac
lures.
Adjourned until Monday.
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POBFRT COpDON - p,

Z; AVE ju;t received ard ofer Tor fl,.. an adIit;
) L onal !ufPlY o!the Zen Madeira WINE in pines
hsds and e: sails The two iaft vintages in Mllei-
having yielded wing of better uuai;,v ,b,n e.,
ievera preceding years, they enabled TO fy RI.
quality is excellentit is imported from two homes
from which very different Favored wine is TENT 7,bev
have heard oil the arrival and will have at hand in a
FEW days parcei OF London Particular Dry Iif!,on
Vine, direeted to he put up in the fame way az om.
'hey had two years free, which gave great ft,fai
on to all who had of it; a.fo, parcel Of CorLs Al
nionds and quantity of Oranges in boxes.
ON HAND:
Port Wine in pipes hhds. and quarter cafks;
A quantity OF heet Copper and lin Plates
a general and eXteni;ve aHortnent Of rrv Goods
committing OF "oolehs Of all kinds; printed Goods,
Manfheeer Stuffs Irill and Scotch Liners f:,ors'
AID ft"ilery' Hardware, Cutlery and irononong.rv.
- 5,In CamO,ic' Laced Cambria, Book, Chambray
January %. 2Iw2w & lauSw
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NflneL1ar, T0nnnrr ooL.

HhAqeh2ar, .Jann0ry o2E
communication from the Senate by their
clerk.
The Senate have agreed 70 the amendment
proPoied by the Houfe of DELEGATES to their
amendments propofed to the bill, Reouirinr
CERTAIN duties to be Perfcr;Eed by majority of
inc migiitrates ct couDtyor corporation land
IheY have palled the hill, "To amend n eatt.
TOR further continuing and amending tie act,
ent'tled. an act, for reducing into one the fe
| vera' acts concerning executions and for the re-
iist ot Intolvent debtors" with an amendment.
10 which they rcquef the Concurrence of the
llonfc of Delegates.
Inc houfe proceeded to confder the S..
mates amendment to the iqt named bill, s. the
lame being read, was, on the qiefion nut
ihereupon, diagreed to by the houts.
Or6Fyrd, That the clerk acquaint the Senate
;erewth.
The honte proceeded 70 coaliicr the letter
from nc Governor, covering report from the
superintendent Of the narufictory of arms.
winch was yeferday Laid upon IKE table, 6, the
ialu letter and report being real orde-s,l, tina,
the laid report be referred to Mellrg. Miller (of
Powhatan) Harrifon (of Amclia) Pendleton iof
Berkeley Madlon, Taylor, VERIFY, Summers.
Aylet', Beale, Mercer, Ciendinen and Lewis.
and that they do report thereupon by bill or o.
therwife.
ordered, lhat j 600 copies Of the F3iJ report
he printed for the ule Of the members of the
General Anembly.
An engroHtd bill, Allowing further time
to the Potowmack compare for COMPLETING The
navigation ofthe Po'0wmIck river and for other
purDnies," was read 4 third time
Relolved, That The Dill do prs, and ,,,t the
t'fIe We, an at, A" Allowing further time To
the Poiown1ck company frr completing the
n1v'ga.'on oithe Potowmask river and for other
PHpofes."
An cnuroftd bin, Concerning inrorq j.,
certain caiss," was read third time and feve.
ral blanks therein flled up;
Reinlged, r hat che hill do pafs, and that the
site he, an at, Concerning Jurors IN certain
Gates"
An enEroHed biz, "To amend the an. IN.
titled. al act, reducing into one an acts and rsrte
If lds CorceLiiug hu,s brought for ilerling mo.
neg, an.l for entertaining ins rate of exchange
a"d damages ou proteAed bills Of EXCHANGE"
vas rc..d third tine and bia. therein lii!ed
up;
R-coIyed, That fle bin do pats. and that the
title %, An act, g To amend the az, entitled,
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Sai4ra.iy, 'fanllarp 19.

An engroil d bill, q" Concerning the navigation Of
James river" was read third time
Reoved, That the bill do pais, aud that the till.
ver."
An enero'ed bill " More efg..9ually TO enforce the
payment Of certain fines into the public treafurv.
was read third time l1I !eyera blanks therein file.
up;
Reolved, Thar the bill do pars, and ;ha, the ,;tie
be, an at, More eiIe&luaIly to enforce the nav.
ment OF certain fines ino the public treaiury"
Ordered, That the clerk carry the faid bills to the
Senate aud deiire their concurrence
Inc h"uIe proceeded TO eonG1sr the Senate's a.
inendments to the bill, Providing for tn. rre.};o,
OF oinces Tor the diar9 courts, and for reinbnrfug
eertlm exPenies incurred by the clerk, thereof"
(Which bill with the iad amendments was heretofore
ilid upon the table and the fame being .ead, a mott
on was Mace to Poppone the aid bin with the amend
n'ents to the3lit dag Of March next and the onea.
or being pu; upon the laid motion---it paEed 10 the
a'i;';'iai;Ts.-.iyss SC, Noes Il.
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M7nday, Tantlqry 90.

motion WAS made that the boUfs do now.
according TO The order Of the day, reC,lve itf.lt
INTO committee ofthe Whole homie to- take in
fn confederation De,tion from the counties ~
Henry and Patrick, " R1ueIting the cpi1,turs
TO adopt means for calling Convention TO re-
viie and a,9eod the State Contribution 8"
Il nofton was then made TO poapone the f,r-
TIER confederation Of the faid order to- the sl1
day OF MARCH mex. and the qneaion being put
upon the propof, d motion Tor pofponemeui--
1t Paiied in The affirmative.
On the motion Of Mr.. Stanard, feconded by
Mr. Hooc
Ordered, That the ayes and noes on The Gid
qncition be inftrted in The journal.
The name Of thofc who voted in the Frrr,
tive are, Mcfrs. Finnie, !. Ylnccy, NelG,n.
Randolph, z. ilardlo1, Kinney, =. AnJorf,,'
.t1rcpck, p c. pericion, J. li,rriC,n. Moi,
y. wee, Pi''man, Cla,kc, rolemtn, &C. rolin,A
W"oiiord, Wt'kp Esmnn, Pice, WvnI
thedthao, Hatcher, Roberts, Goodwin. W.e
wood MALLORY. Wood, Pal cur, Bernard, Sin
sle,ou, fomk,es, Btytap, Fleming, !: Audrr.
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Tbuyj2ay, January &c.

An engroned bill, {" For removing the diara
court from the Swee: Springs % the town of Lewis
burg in Ike county Of Greenbrier," was read third
time and fevera blanks therein filed IN:
i, Rel0'0R That the bill do pafs, and that the title
be- an act, s. To remove the diri.a court from rhe
Sweet Springs to the town of Lewifburg in the coun-
ty OF Greenbrier." Ayes 78. Noes n.
An engrolled bill, loprevens haves being brought
INTO ths commonwealth was read third time and
blank therein flledup;
Pg3ie'sf, That the bill do pafs, and that the title
be- an act To prevent Caves being brought into
this commonwealth" Ayes 1917, Noes 80.
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49, 49,
Fror., a Londsa pnbcr Of N,,,.,,b.r 20

FroH' q Lon9an Pnbrr Of No7'embor 70:
High Court of Admiralty.-On Friday he
tNgHt H'N SIR WIN Scott proceeded 10 the 4d-
ju''ica:ion of the following fhip.
Tb' Dina, Lapor3e, mater This veiT;l.
laden with cargo OF meichandize and fpecie.
,rts ielz"d by the private flip of war N!inery,.
lahn Stewart. commander, AMI brought to
London. II was contended. on the part a. The
ca'ns7ts ~ The cafe, that the vciIel in auction
vas e7?tnred within the territory and iurtdiai
on OF the United States Of Amc,ica-hip and
cargo rtorrd, and the cReRion of colts and
damages reirrved till next court day.
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FOR SALE, BY AUCTION.
FAnsJit ,ty on tie B,iet Ro7r, in tie eisyaf Ri,I.


PHn7dfs frafsry on TIE Byiet Rs7c in tie ey of Eig.
N conformity to decree of the honorable eonr, oe
the United States, for The fifth circuit ard y,r,;-
ma DItr'et, (made between Iohsa Waddingtop pla;n
I'll, and James Brown, Henry Banks and Daniel Cal
defendants, and between the fame pltfT and Henry
Banks, James Taylor executor Of James Heron.
decd. and James Herren, Jihu Heron, William
Heron, and Sar.h Heron infants under tbe ACE ~
twenty one years, by the faid lanes Taylor. ;hen
guardian, James Brown and Daniel Cali deIendsnts1
VIII be fold, upon the premfes. TO the hiqh4n Nd
der at public auction, on the Goth day of Fehrua y
next eniuing, the Houfss. Lands and renernerfs Gt
sed ON the Brick Row, in the city Of Richmond, Al,
preieht occupied by Samuel Clark, Samuel B7rr.t
* 20. and BAraoh II. Judah. The teRerpents viii
be let up ieparately, and there viii be attached 70
each tenement the land now occupied therew,th, and
one third OF brick lumbcrhoufs 90 by so feet
The iaes will he made by the jubfcriLers as cor,-
mloners under he (aid decree, and the terms there
OF will be one fourth of the purchate money paid
down. one fourth in four monhs, one fourth in eqI.
months, and the remaining fourth in twelve months
from the day Of fale--the purchafers to give bond
er the three Taft inlianents, carry inereh from
the date, II not PunStuay paid-oH payment whereof
and not before as the property will be he Liable for
the purchaie money, and iube9 be fold to raife tie
laid rntamess. or any either Of them not pvnc-
tuay paid conveyaRce convey ances will be ex
ecuied by us as comndfoners aforeaid to tie pi eha
er or Purchaers, in virtue Of the faid decree.
GEO. FI3iEl,
January 81. or.
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aFtS concerning fats brought for fterlius money,
and for aicertaining the rate of exchange anS,
damages on protected bills of exchange
Ordered, 1 nat the clerk carry the f,id bills
to the Senate and deiire their concurrence.
a bill, &" To amend the acl, entitled, an ata
to amend and explain the a&f concerning pub
lie roads" was read fecond time ans amended
at the clerks table {: and the qnetion being put
upon engroiiing the bill as amended and reading
it third time; it pafed in the negatives;
Reiolved, That the faid bill be rejected.
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Adjourned until Monday.
EXTRACTS FROM TIE TOUPNALS on
THE HOUSE OF 'DELEGdTES.

An eHgroiied bill, {" To amend the aa, for fur
Their continuing and amending the aa, entitled, an
act for reducing into the feveral acts concerning
executions and for the relief of iniolyent debtors.
was read third time and feveral blanks therein filled
up;
Ref0'Vs' that the bill do pafs and that the title be
an act, " To amend the a9, for further continuing
and amending the act, entitled an act, for REDUCING
into one the fevera aas concerning executions and
for the relief of infolvent debtors"
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FROM THE ;-1RGyNzA ARGUS.

hHi'oa sa Letter from mem5 Of Ccag,lG 10 tie Edi-
tor Of ttr dIg", dated aaaa'y 81, reeevei By TJly
d,y'r sscR.
-" sneloie bill brought by Mr. Wright ofthe
Senate. 1t will ferve to Anew the temper Of lome of
the members of Congress.
6 have good reaion to believe, that the govern
ment of Great Britain is determined to ule every
means in its power, en,harrafs, and pbibe, TO
eroia the Commerce of the United States"
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Delnestis 5utrIlig3la1r.

A letter from Havanna, OF the Doth ,,l, IRE
ceived at Nrw-York) fays: I" The celebrated
tenerai Bo7rIes died 3 DAYS lince in the Moro
dt'e, reduced 20 kin ard bones. He had. for
m ire 'har 40 DAYS previous, refnred to ear any
IN ng hut oranges uscut; thofe he cut and iucll.
ed-and wc nave reaion 70 believe that he had
frons reafous for what he did,
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WILLIAM 8 MARY cor!EcF

WIL'li.NW . MANY CUfTECF
4 FABLE is e}abliihedi in college to receive boar
4 ders at the low rate of thirty doilars per quar-
ter 1t Is intended that the table hall he p.n,;iupy
turaiihed in plain but decent ayie.
ihoie who with ii, may BE- accommodated with
BEDS Fuel and handles 1t moderate charge.
January 81. s&taIot
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-25

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