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NINTH CONGRESS,
OF THE
UNITED STATES. or AMERIC4.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, January "a.

r
Mr.. baltimore presented pesitien Of
the inhabitants OF w ashngton, i'll, The Mis-
sissippi territory, PRAYING for a-,gfans of
Hand ior tue purpose o. ereclIrg schools far
she education Of youth he I@tlnon
points ons 70: that purpose a tract OF land
consisting of 50 acres, "hvreon WAS for
merry Spanish fort, and now the properly
of the United States, on she Toa, B!gby
river.
Referred to the committee on pubic
land.
Mr.. Leib having CHAINED leave for that
purpose. made report by bill, to fix The
compensation of the officers OF the two
houses Of congress- IN the following pro-
portions
70 the door keeper Of the senate, who
also does the duty Of sergeant at arms, $50
dollars per amman. The door.keeper OF
the house OF representatives $50 dolls.
The sergeant at arms in The house Of re-
representatives. 500 dollars, and to each I'm.
der,door- keeper SEQ dollars.
lNr. Leib also brought for ward a resolu.
ton for further compensation TO these OF.
ficers for exaa services, directing the clett
of this house to- pay out OF the contingent
tunds two hundred dollars eac:l. Aft ma
tive 40: Negative 33.
Mr.. Conrad moved tina, this resolution
do lie Upon the table til! Moadag.
Agreed TO.
Mr.. Gregg from: the committee Of pubic
l,,le s,-,z1s ~
William Ward aud ;ilrce others, children
of John Ward, who had lived from his In.
fancy among the Indians, and playing a
grant Of land in order to enable them 10
live in civilized society. Not granted.
Forts a,ld Ear6ors-Navy Expenditures.
MI. Early, after some explanatory re-
marks 90 the utility thereof, offered the.
| following resolutions
Pes9loed, That the President Of the u.
S. is requested to lay before this hou,e, any
information which may be in the Offices
of The { xecuIlve department, relative 10 the
terrifying Of the forts and harbors, with the
amoans of money expended on each, and
the probable expence ct con- lrting the
same wish the p,acticabli,y, Of defending
our shores 5y land batteries.
Resolved, That the President Of tie u.
States be requested 10 lay before this house
stasemen. exhibiting the money expended
on the navy OF the United States, sos each
year since the establishment, with the. cost
Of each armed ship or other vessel buil.of
purchased on account Of the United States
and the cest of each rgvy yard.
Affirmative, 81.
IAe debate on this Resolution i. day
sr tsve.
On motion Of Mr.. Eliot,
Resolved, That the secretary of The payy
be directed to lay before this house, estj-
mates of the expence Of the
annual chargc Of aaaniag and aqpaort5sg
the fI'gates and smaller vessel 9t :sar 4
the pnlIs5s;f:sss
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FROM WASHINGTON,
Isl mo. II, 1906.
FRIEND RELF,

FRIEND RELF,
Pdrturfunt montes, nuseetur ridleulats
r:us, saith Horace somewhere. What
would be not have said had he known a
grave assembly sitting in secret TWO weeks
and 9ebasing whether or not they should
attempt 70 rake the island cf Cubu ? lie
would haye said chat the mountain in ri a.
saa had brought forth gnas. | am Ia
form (and IN amanuer as leaves no
doubt IN my n,indi that the disputes with
England made no paFtAos the long labors of
discussion in-the house; bur thar the prin-
cipai point of debate has been, the propri-
CIV OF hmm sdiayely commencing offensive
operations against Spain, by aedescenl oa
Cuba; that ihls measure was moatawatsn.
Is advocated by Randolph, and was sup
ported by The fcderaiis,s and some Of the
conslitotionaiis,s that only seven or eight
ct Randolph's Ya2oo friends Ching to him /;
shat the ms ..sure was los, about 70 Being
agaiQs, it and about SO for il !; tina, some
o:her fi-psiye measure has been agree 4 u !,
a measure Of trivial importance, but waal
lis lhave no, been Informed but ain as-
sured lis of little momeat that II will
make 10 nuise when divu.gti.
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intention Of destroying the place and com.
uniting general massacre of the whites;
that marshal law was Immediately pro-
claimed; the troops and Inhabitants turned
out, and the king Of the insurgents with
~ OF their ringleaders were taken, exam
iaed and committed to prison but in the
afternoon OF the 18th, when captain Ryan
wasundsr way, there was a general 6! arm
fired, and the bloody Gag holslsd.
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thould not lead us into an ever anxious iolici-.
/ ! tu 10 about the quantum OF property whl.h We
may leave behind us. !,
a lie ofindoience on tie one hand is, indeed,
/ as bad as life Of the mott rigid pa,iislony on
! the other. But both a:e obc ayoialcd as fin.
!, tul.
The middle way, compatible with calm de,
votion and thanksulhefs 10 our COP with be-
nevulehce to focisty, ana the cultivation Of right
aF-ttionsin thole.dePend2nl upon US, is The path
I OF Our duty.
All men who tread this path are pst to lie
rich in worldly goods tfo lgh. all men may &c
come rich inJaiib which, when rAecl|ed on
/ The divine providence over all worlds, ard ali
Pof:biities q things, is fpecie iahnte.y 65er
than go!d-is Is the currently of Esaven-- ana
thar BY which we nay pafchaie an int.frf in the
gracious benedittlan -LraUe tby fgib<y!t,i ebl
d,e1, qeai KEEP tAsma':ve, a1aki .l,y .aoia saO
.,aG IN nc.
GErias, who 10 faid 20 have had no money of
his own, was fired iasgc i'm by the Sam
Mites, but reiolcd it, laying, That he iaw no
glory in having mency, Dor In Commanding
thasn who had is'' "A feninens: quite 10 the
ch2r4ttcr of brave w4,zior.
Bur Is ,he chua&icr CT man OF peace, lc,
meiay down, for nG!~f, q di3.sent roic: Zee
no glory in having maney tstc giosy onfite,i,
in rendering ones ftit lu.;c ~ 70 1hsu y 10
have it, in knowledge and viryue.
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;ss.r5 .u~ta Daap asesrtlssr.
MONDAY, TAsvARY e

- Halted s,asesbrig Franklin Z; Iohn
The ~ commander, will sail today
Eall r'q lace for New Orleans. Captalo
from ~ he navy, Kslth Spence, esquire,
|Shas. s !, several o:her officers aud :
navy ssat Of The marine corps, SO pas
|sssgers in the big
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NJ A R R I E D,

:, George. Town, on ounday lass' ~
10 o. MS. Balch. Mr.. Nicholas Hfngs-
I'ie =, n,,.ois, and Merchant. ot Alexandra,
lf9n sc. les Elizabeth Bloomfield, sister 10 the
e Var h-,,sl author Of The Farmers Boy,
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- ''4@ = a letter Gyaa Loadsa, dated ~ No

qember, 1905.
II us soF. ran,ent has grated licences TO
sssuaai VeialS who take in proportion Of their
goes IN Great Britain, to proceed to ths Spa
;,n eoicniss 70 the fou.h OF the line, provided
.Is leu n1afsoes arc engaged tn be bsou,,hs to
'Is ,e.0uatEy aat hayeeos lrye.s expeditions
oe tns rata sande. my direction, fox the aeeouns
q9aies en- the Continent, who prefer injecting
90 'aSulss'es TO tae conditions miaiaers have i'm
pC'Sa Tor tue tolcSation OF thar tadc 70 thc ri
astsn;ion and its consequences even in tie G.
''nt Of rsltllution.
NEGRO REvoLT.-Capsain Ryan, who
, .ra' arrived at Wilmington (N. c. from
!, "nidad, which place he left the lath Of
eesa6er, informs, that few days be-
.ors he sailed 1000 Negroes had revelsed
s'oem9odled az port Of Spsiu With an
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1hans seen a tenaer G210sr

r. r, 1,;nter reai'd 1Vdich get Surpassed
/. r ch;ld 81 sbriag ;,aadin the bauer
.smoagst the ss0eefeSt night Be clsss'6.
36qs nay THIS couple uohoml27e Aas joiaa
M IN the aHof ifs they be,
u their e,ldeaynlents unconfn'a,
BRING ub tie szcSetesF progeny.
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ry.,ac, Of letter fron a gsntisman 'ofre.
i sssctdjiEty, in Lonaoa, 10 MS friend IN
tbs Is1ua, 9ased,
LoNDoN, 4,h Nov. 1905.
~ + have lately written to you very ire.
.,.o,ly. relative 70 the decisions Of the
a5,rt, of admiralty, 10 al cases Of vessels
,oushiag in America, aad then forming q
second yoyagc. III is now held that eo
Co..onial psodnce eau be Brought from a.
msrica Is Europe, unless .the holders of
me property as we'll az the vessel has been
changed ---sf,his government adheresto
mi, rule il will prodece no other incon,
venirnre than the depredasions which have
already been committed on ericaa pro-
perty but Notwithstanding the present
amieable professions, it's aPpreh-nded
that Ia. lac seizures, are only a prelude "a
other measures, and tina. if the British
ministry can Aayrer themselves with stuff
Gent success on The continent OF Europe
10 Justify themselves in Drawing the ven.
grance of the Cnited STATES, that they
viii not hesitate 10 do a pamphlet has
lately appeared, which has attracted the
attention ofihe nation generally, and which
is said TO speak the sentiments OF Mr.. Pitt,
called Var IN Disguise, . which attempts
10 prove thatthe French colonies are bet
better supplied, and that the productions
are broush. from thence on better terms
than could BE- the case if France had anv
pretentions tosequai,y by sea, and recon.
meadlag that America should be limited IN
her commerce to all colonies of Europe, TO
calry her own provisions there and To bring
from thence molassts ADD rum ealy for
her own consumption. The miaissry will
probably be guided bv The war on he con.
tlnent. Fhetota! annihila,ion of The first
andgrsates. Austrian army has made tsem
tor the present breathe moderation, andif
success should generally attend the arms Of
france, "a all Ekeiiheod America will not
be melested, by any new measures.----5at
Whatever depends on caprice is liable to
change, and as tis present admin:
mas 40. AGED principle of action. i: gould
p well 10 every shlpnent OF colonial pro,
Suce, TO stfeetinsursnce Of a part Of it a,
i'as' IN America, for though The uader-
writers at Lloyds are ii the habit Of gising
private agreement separate from the po-
~! 'aas capture or arres.a,ion by British
eiu'zef,sha!lbe sufficient cause OF abandon-
.nsn'' ye' Its expected the government
WI, s s'' aPeaaly to such agreements,
"~a likewise bliore atlviees can arrive to
eiSct Insurance 10 London the most sen.
s.ole ats ration mayhave taken place in the
iio.eeea4ngs OF the courts of admiralty
"H''0 merely speak the will of the minis.
80: ana are neither sctaaied By law nor
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ry.roct cf d letter trom a g:ntlsman fre-
s5cctd5,h;ty, in London, 10 ms friend IN
tbs ss1oI, decd,
LONDON, asa Nov. 1905.
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wiIlrentureto Pfedica that he ,galf not Resps
this.
The defeat of the eomboiaeeE Feet was
known 10 France the Monneus preserved
snllen silence, while two OF the mtaor
journals venrarcd 70 notice tic action in:
these words:
Authentic lelsersfrom Madrid assertin.
positive manner, that admiral Nelson disy
ed of the wound ne received in the en-.
gagement of the 2lst ct Oct four English.
captains aswell as great Number of off,
GERS of every rank, losg u.e!r hives in il /; il is
fact n0zo clearly asceftains.I, thas admlral
Golkng1pood has no; been able TO capture a.
single ship OF The ooss,binsd fee,, whicll.
were dispersed by The storm. Ine death,
of admiral Nelson, alone is an undoub,ed:
defeat for the Eagiish navy !"
Except. ms very seracious account, there
isnos one word OF ttfls memorable comeat
in the Paris papers. An account had been
received at Bordeaux, wnicn, wnen at lei.
sure, we will publish for amusement
of our readers; the summary OF the loss
of the British, according 10 this account,
is 5ssunk, blown up aud 5 dro, OF shore
The Prince of Wales, Of 90 guns, which
was net IN the action, is among those sunk,
and admiral hsckerton, who was. not in.
the action, is said 70 De killed, aud this ac-
count adds, " is according 10 admiral Col.
lingwood's statement"
krom these circumstances cur readers
will naturally make some allowance, fot
osher accounts. But alter aIarge allow
ance, there is enough to pro2elhs complete
discontinue Of the allies.
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8 FIR Thomas spiisd, that whsn,hs pes.
sislon was read it will be found. to coms:
within. the rulc Of. the;hcuse, and .assubjsas;
/ Tor their considerations.
The petisien wasthen reaaj wh;chsta,ed,
that the conveyance by mail Of printed
sheets was restricted to- newspapers and
pamphlets :. Thus, even the journals Of
the proceedings of their state assemblies
or courts, mast pay in proportion to LETT
rers. goes to PRAYING for au abatement
OF all printed paper, SIC. Referred TO the.
committee Of post Offices and post roads.
MIR. Holmes presented the petition Of
| the Common CounciLoffAlexaadria, inths
iSDistrct Of Columbia, signed by Henry
Rose. their chairman, praying that ware
house may b. erected at tbs expense of
government, for. the reception ofgoods
under quarantine, and also house for tbs
reception of the sick, while they rema n
under the quarantine laws, on Jones's point.
Referred TO the committee oil commerce
and manufactures.
Mr.. Thomas presented the petition Of
Iisundry inhabitants Of New Hampshire, for
apost ONCE and post road
Referred to the commIite on that bust.
ness.
Report favorable toshe petition of sa,al.
Bebee.
Mr.. Stanton presented. petition from
Rhode Island, we could not hear the nature
| of it, and the reading being moved TO De
dispensed with, We are compelled to delay
giving the parties names until the journal
of the. house is printed. The doors at bali
Ipas. II, were again this day tclosed upon
lmouonof Mr.. Darby, of New Jersey, and
fthe house CONTINUED OH such business un.il
| a O'Clock.
Ihe house then adjourned untiito.mor.
srrnW.
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NINTH CONGRESS-
OF THE
OMITTED STATES. or AMERICA.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FslDAY, January 10.

The Speaker asked the house whether
he. should read the engrossed seth article
OF the rules add regulations of the army,
which being read and approved, the ques.
ton was thenput, /" Shall this bill pass!"
On division there were in the affirmative
So: Negative IL
Mr.. Speaker thereupon Observed. that
all the members had not voted, and call.
ing those from behind the bar to their
places, the question was again put, when
there appeared, Affirmative 65@; Mega
tive II.
The bill then passed, and was sent to
the senate for their concurrence.
Mr.. Thomas presented petition, &C.
.companying resolution of the house OF
representatives of Pennsylvania. respecting
the postage of printed papers. :,
Mr.. Leib opposed the reading, and OBJ
served that it was addressed to the post
master.general.
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January 49,

Difria Of rohmbia, to Wit ::
XI7hhkEAS N.ll.am Maggars hsss, by his.
w peti,.on IN writing, api4ned 10 the hon..
Nicholas Fnzhugh, one of the sGlasnt JUDGES.
OF the crcuitqcoIrt OF the diaiiet OF Coiunbias
to be admitted to the benz fl ,of he act C: Con-
gtefs for the relief oFlinfcyent debtoiss wi.h;aa
the diassa afoIelaii, ard has GATED therein that,
he is in aeua con6ntment in the prifon ,uies Of
Alexandria county at The fuit Ct Andrew Schols
h:Id, arc heng cnsblc odilchsTke the I'D claim
with ctaefs asaa9: h:@, has offered 70 delivcst
upto tre, aer OF his creditors al AIS properly.
real, pc,fpnd, a.ixGd Netier is tbfreto,e, gS-
zen 10 The cled;tors Of ,h: l4id William M,ggiDs,
that OF Saturday The fsth infant, between lhes
hour. Of ioo'clocl. in ths forercon ard 4o'clooSy
III the sis.fnoca OF ,hss dsy, at The court houle.
in A,sxsrd.;a, tic oashsef su i,folvent debtoes-
will bs aait1.;ria@g,d IN tie faid William Wig
girs, aad uuiee fpointcasagreeabie to the>
laa att OF Coasrefs, anlels csalc be- then and !;
these lkeHn 10 st,e cnnssa&y.
by order OF tue. non. Nicholas Fitzhugh,.
sh,'ant judge Of the circuit court of the.
ditt;tt of Columbia, ,kp 18th day OK;
jAnlsry, 1906,
c.. Densale, c. c.
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Gleranorta Danp, aonertiser..
MONDAY, JANUARY IS.
C. o " NJ u Nj Alto ~,
WAsRlxerok. gauuary 10.

WAsHINGToE, January 10.
: From the continued clcfng of the Doors of the
Huufe Of Representatives, we may foon expect
fome inpor,aneintormaten. Every day OF the
prcfcnt week, and one ;r that's preccding, the
Galleries have been cleared Of Strangers, fflort
time, after the Houle was called TO order. Three
iucc.isc days, the deliberations of tina, body has
been in iecret, on the motion of MIR. !. RAM
.dotph ;once the initauce OF Me Fndey another
time of Mr.. Thomas, and this day on motion OF
Nj Darby, OF tNew- Jesfey. -.
Ncthi@g has however YET traaEpired, though
various conjseluFes are formed, and tonne OF them
no doubt well founded. Some think that the cut
RACES committed upon our citizens in Louifapa
alone, occupy the time taken up in thele fecre,
,Gelibefstions, while others believe, tba. the ag
grelIions committed on our trade, by England.
The contribution of that power on the rights OF
re usrals, and their impF.lsmcnt of our featnen,
is the grea!eft grievance. A rupture foucwhere
is deprecated by tho(e who are not in the fecre.
but it isto~ be hoped, thatit viii rot be with the
latter power, at any rate until we a.c lahfolute
,ly deRied redrefs.
|, On the other baud they Immediately call for
one hundred thouiand Militia, to- be armed and
ready for eryice 5, together with the relolution,
to call upon :he Secretary Of War for the number
of fire arms, lit for ieIvice belonging to the U,
nired States, with the places where they are de-.
p0iitej ncliae us to believe, that an ia,tnediate.
blow is to be fruck.,
rne Senate too Of late cIoie ths;sdoor oitener
<thad ufuaI, and fometimes, il is ccnjeaured when
they are not upon caiciai buGnefs.
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)iltrlct Of Columbia, to wu =.
January q.

WHEREAS Gorge ". Lyk,: bath, by hiss
w petition in whiting, applisd to 1sc> hon.,
Nicholas Flrzhugh, one OF the saifsnt iuagss
Of the circuit court or the diG.ifa Of Columbia,
TO be admitted To the benefit CT tn. aa OF Con.
grefs tor the relief of infolyeat debtors, 4within
toe dlfi6t aIoselaid, and has ,Ra,ed ,hersinsrhae
he is In seaua confinement in the Jail of Alex.
audria county, at the fuIt of Cuthbert, Powell,
and being unable TO dilchargc tie fatd claim with
others aganR him, has offered to deliver up TO
the ufc of his creditors all his property. real,
perfonal, or mixed Nofite i, t6<,.ts,e giueu, to
the creditors Of the faid George N. LyIes. that
OIL Saturday the 18th Infant. between the hours
of clock in the forenoon and so'clockin the
afternoon of that day, at the court houle in A.
lcxand,ja, the oath OF an infolvent debtor will
DC sdm'n;acred to the faid George N. Lyles,
and a truRee appoiatei agreeable 10 the faid aet
OF Co"grel, unIels caufe be then ard 4here fhewn
TO the contrary.
: By order Of the hon. Nicholas Fitzhugh,
afliftant judge of the circuir court Of the
dfrid Of Columbia, this 9Th day Of
January 1906.
G.. Deneale, s..ea,
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I HAVE RECEIVED

qaantity Of
Well favored GIN, in pipes, and
RYErW HISKEY, in barrels;
Which will fell low for cath or bills at
fhort fight.
William Dunlap.
Water, between King and Prince. ftreet,.
January IS. eoa
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SHIP. sEas NEWS.
IDorf CT alfransrta,

Arrived on Saturday, schooner Harno-
ny, Roberts, from New York; saIts.-J.
Tucker.
Brig Columbia. MsCobb.. Barbados !;
ballast, K Veitch.&sco. and James Patton.
Yesterday. schooner Traveller, Boston.,..
Molasses... Faxon, Metcalf, & CO.
Brig Friendship from Boston, is below.
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STOP THE THIEF.

!. On Tbayiaay u;ght laR, ares ticker eat IF ny
fable, 0boHt or 8 o'tioek5
A BAY MARE, (,
Four years old next fpring, about ~ 1T
bands high, rough fhoG befare, a "trip on the
. end Of her nofe rubbed with the Wagon eeas,
and think one Of her bind feet white, large
ears. |. will give Five Dollars for he Mare
if taken ten miles from home, ten if twenty, or,
twenty for. the mare and thief, if convicted 70 as
to be brought to condisn pun(nment, and all
Reasonable expences if taken at greater dlRance.
JOHN BALL, SEN.
Alexandria County,. Die. Col.
January l3. d6t
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l.. O S T.
HUGH SMITH

Has jgH rteeiaed ttrBip Heit,, bis aDs,4meaf Of
Queens Ware,
Asd BY The brig Equator, an a0Srtmenf
Cut and Plain Glafs,
Which will enable him to iupply the orders Of
his cnRomers.
On bard ef the Refty,
sooo bulheis Slowed Salt,
3sco do. coarfe houfe Coal,
1 so do, saa;fs houfeg Coal,
Dec. L. asw6w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
A1verflsement.

I'm consequence Of a resolution Of
4 the General Assembly, passed at
their late session, am instructed by
the Executive 70 make enquiry res
pecting the situation Of all Ordnance
and military Stores, belonging to the
state (not including those in the SER
vice OF the United States or of this
State and make report thereof to the
Governor.
In obedience to this instruction, and
as the most probable mean Of effect
ing the object contemplated by the Ex-
ecutive, l have thought proper tbus
publicly to request OF such of the citi-
zens of the commonwealth as may
have any knowledge Of tie situation,
number, quality and size or weight OF
any caauon Or other ordnance, and
,nuskets cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in immediate use, to
communicate particular report there
OF TO me as soon Us cony enient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
, Clerk 20 ;5e Exccasipc.
Richmond, Feb. 7, 1906. (tD
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Forty Dollars
EOR the apprehension of PETER

EOR the apprehension of PETER,
Il who ranaway on The 9Th insan, he s
7bou' II years old fset 9qr 10 inches higa,
OF very dark coup exon robu / and ,aiter
Handsome cutters aid appea,s very d:ff emf
when spoken 10 As his f2ihe7. who an, Ger
tain has ms igatci HIM 20 this conduit, is gene.
rail- acq AN ed vi h the m 4s,e-s OF vessels that
sa;i % and from Norfolk. Pe'eysb rg AID Rich
mond think it mighty probable tia, he is ei
ther in one of those places or on b1atd some sf
the vessels ,hat saii and from them. The
bove 'eward and all rsasonble expenses viii be
paid fo' the delivery OF The said boy. ~, mas
lcrs vessels and Others are fose,sarned from
hasb'ring or Carrying i'm gu, OF the state
Samuel Bemoville.
Charles City Avg sob 1906. ,f
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TT DhBNEY has rsrauved to the house on
The Main .treet, nearly opposite Nir J..
Daimsdatf's and mex, dos- to Mr w Mitcheil's
brick building. Wrere he Offers for SALE a
genera, assortment of GbocGRIE.S. on reason
able terms, tor cash or produce only.
o." y Consignment, ut snuff in packages of
any eve from IL 10 so lbs will BE- sold oeiow
The usua price Of that anice.
Richmond, huSu' II 1906. If
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Lana q Negroes, Jfor SAFE.

by virtue of a deed of trust ex-
a-g ecuied TO the sub-c' ibcr by Simeon Glenn,
to secure he pay unen, of the sum ftwo han
dred pounds dac to John prce. and the ne
esssary expenses in recording and carrying
sa';; deed inro effect, WIKI be SOLD, TO the.
highes, bidder for ready money, on Saturday
the furth day OF October next at William
Prices tavern. IN tho county IF Louisa 4
TRACT OF LAND lying in said county con
tanning b. aetna survey one hundred aud thir y
nine acres. lying updu the Roundabuut Greek ;
and h following NEGROES 10 W.T.: Phebe
Fanny and Alice, children of Phebe. Betty.
George Ben and Ma so much oil said pro
p.rty as VIII be sufficient TO pay the sad sum
.ot & 200 with the interest accumulated theteon
and the expenses above mentioned
WILLIAM PRICE, 7;ustcs.
September I'd 1876 ST.