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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-12
Gloucester Low Grounds.
FOR SALE


ON the premises, the second day of Ia
~ nuary, 1907, Il TRACT Of LAND, "
ing OH branch OF Severn River, in the
county of Gloucester, containing by estlma- :
ton 346 acres about one hundred vi which
are cleared and very fertile, the remain
der, well covered with oak and pine OF a
superior quality. The oak timber (Which
is most abundant) is supposed, by all &C
quainted with the land, TO be the best, in
this part of the country, either Tor slaves,
or ship building. From the timber alone,
nett sum may be made, equal to the pur-
chase money. On the premises are dwell
ling house, commcdiOus quarter and large
barn, ali in good repair, likewise, a corn
house and stable.
No situation possesses greater advantages
than this. The neighborhood, good one,
and Severn River, justly ranking among
the first, for fish and oysters, at your door
Should the purchaser be inclined to add t.
his tract, he may do it, most probably IN
what quantities he may think proper, as
two tracts of land adjoining, will in short
time be divided among several legatees
Persons wishing to view the land, will
apply to Mr.. STERLING EAwELL, on
the premises, or to the subscriber residing
in the neighborhood.
Terms of sale Will be made known on
the day, and will be as accommodating as
possible. JOHN 3. SEAWELL, Ex'r.
N. b. The above land sold by direction
OF the will of John SeaweN, dec
CIV LBS.
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WIN. MUNFORD.
n O 7 [ c. E.
- 49,

TIVE Members ofthe Mutual Assurance
4 Society, against fire on buildings ofthe
State of Virginia, are hereby requested to
attend their annual General Meeting to be
held at the Capitol, on the first Monday
in January next, which is the fifth day of
the said Month.
Any Member who doth not attend, at the
said Meeting, i'll person or by proxy, will
be represented by the Member of the State
Legislature, Of the County, or the Senator
of the District wherein such absentee re-
sides.
w. F. Asst,
PRINCIPAL Igem NJ. ii. S.
Richmond, Nov. 24th, 1906.
- The Printers in this State are re-
gues,sd TO insert the above oncea week for
four 1yeekS.
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TAKEN nh by Samuel W. Tena5Le, athis
plantation near Prince Edward court
honse, BARROW, about a year old, his
color IS mostly 7ohite, but has number Of
black sfofs; he is marx d 7vith a croh in HE
leff ear, and q sft and inderkeci in the
right .zhhraised to tzvcnsy-tAree shit
Hngs. 7v3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-12

WHEREAS some time past, purcha-
~ sed a piece ofland in Goochlard coun-
ty, of one William Lowell, for which gave
him two bonds, one for eighteen pounds,
payable the 18th day Of December, one
thousand eight hundred and eight, the o.
Their bond for u pounds, payable the 25th
OF December, one thousand eight hundred
and twelve, and as the said Lowell has gone
away without making me right to the said
land agreeable to bargain, do forewarn all
person or persons in trading for the above
mentioned bonds, as do not intend To paw
them unless l set right agreeable TO bar
gain.
WIN. SHEPPARD.
9Th November, 1906. If
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T DESIGN tae ensuing year with the aid of ?
qualified teacher TO attempt the Tuition Of
5 FcTaes-Gramma, Geography 8: Arithme
dc will be taught Stria AREN'T will a'so be
paid to the comp si'ion of the Scholars, nor will
heirmo'a's be neglected. The price wall Be E28
each scholar finding her own bed-l.6th of the
price TO be paid In advance.
Gerard Banks.
Goochland, 9th Sep, 1906. tf
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Term Reports,

A RE now in the press, and the first NUM-
L \ Der. will certainly be ready for deli
very before the rising of the General As
sembly; after which time, the subscripti-
on will he closed, and the price to non-sub-
scribers encrcased one fourth.
Richmond, Sd Dec. 1906. vat
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Il VaIUabie Farm for safe.

| u ENG DESTROYS TO remove TO the state
~ of Kentucky, / viii sell the farm on
which now live, containing by estimation
three hundred and fifty acres of valuable
LAND, lying in Hanover county, on Chick
shomony river, adjoining the land of Gen.
Marshall and Daniel Trueheart, ESQ. and
within nine miles of the city Of Richmond.
t is probable that new road will be short
ly opened to cross Chickahomony opposite
to the said land, which will reduce the dis
lance to only five miles and half to the
said City. There is upon this Farm a COM
modious and convenient dwelling house, with
all other necessary out houses, and new
lce-house, built upon the best construction,
near very fine spring handsome Yard,
and Garden neatly inclosed with sawed pai-
ling; young Apple orchard, containing
$50 trees, and Peach orchard, containing
1900 trees, all Just beginning to bear they
were well selected, at great trouble and eX-
pense, from the best nurseries in the state,
and are Handsomely planted and inclosed.
This farm is laid off into three fields, and
is well adopted 10 the culture Of Indian
corn, Wheat and other small grain, and n
part of the land will bring prime Tobacco.
] will also sell one halfnf the Grist-rniII.
known by the name of Whites mill, adioin-
ing the said Farm. The mill-pond and
.Chickahomony afford as many fine fresh
water fish throughout the year as any situa-
ton in the state, and wild fowl in their sea-
son, all Of which may be procured with ye-
nv little trouble. Should meet with pur-
chaser between this and the last Of January
next, ] will at that time rive possession.
There arc forty bushels Of wheat we'll put
in this fall on the farm.
WILLIAM WHITE.
25th November, 1906. I'm
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SIDNEY
ON
GOVERWMENT,
IRE informed that tie work is regdy far
delivery at This c6fce.---H fen comics
for sale.

GENTLEMEN who have never read this
celebrated performance may form some
IDEA OF its intrinsic worth and importance
TO our country, by perusing the following ex-
tract OF letter TO the editor,) from his
fExceilency the President Of the United
States.
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ADVERTISE MENT.

TIE Surveyors ofthe different counties in
Virginia, who are in arrears to the Col
lege of William and Mary, are earnestly
requeste ed to pay up Immediately their res
pectiye balances.
WIN. COLEMAN, Bwsar
10 tie College of ". u NJ
Williamsburg, Nov. IS, 1906. 2w
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BLANK BONDS
For sale At this OGcc.
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N o C E..

T FOREWARN all persons from purcha-
sing two tickets in the New York State
lottery, Nos, for the promotion of Litera-
tnre and Other purposes. The Nos of those
tickets are 1928 and 22361 purchased by
me from Messrs. G.. and 4. Waite, ofNew
York, and were RENTED me per post By
them, rs may be seen by the following lot
ter from them to me-As the said tickets
have not vet come to hand have thought pro
per to publish them-Iti is presumed that no
person will purchase or apply for the pri-
yes (should'thcy draw any) as no doubt e.
very necessary precaution will be made use
OF bv the managers to secure them to the
real owner.
WIN. MITCHELL.
Richmond, Nov. 90, 1906. w4t
.0egO YORK, September so, 1906.
MR. WIN. MITcAFLL,
SIR,
ABOUT IS DAYS since we for
warded YOU two tickets in the ensuing lot
terry No. 1888 and 22361, both Of which we
are still in hopes will come safe to hand,
y not please inform us.
Yours, &c.
G.. & X. WAITE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-12

The Stranger IN Ireland,
OR II TOUR
In de Southern and Western harts of.hae
country,
In the year 1906.
BY JOHN C.4RIR, esq. of the honorable
society of the middle temple, author of
Northern Summer or travels
round the Baltic; the Stran-
ger in'France, Sc"
"ORIGINAL ANECDOTES of FIRE.
Derrick the GREAT, King Of Prussia,
and of his family, his court, his ministers,
his academies, and his literary friends
CO lected during familiar intercourse of
twenty years with that prince; translat-
ed from the French of d THIEBAuLT.
Professor of Bellies Lettres in the royal
academy of Beriin-in . vols. price four
HOLLIS.
Few works have been presented TO the
public so justly esteemed. in Europe and
America as this. The Author has define
ated the character of this great man in a
manner so ingenior;sly that no person can
read 1t without feeling qualification which
few works are calculated to produce in a
similar degree
Life of William Pitt,
"Late prime minister of Great Britain, with
Biographical notices of his principal
Friends and illustrious Contemporaries"
"Charnock's Memoirs Of Lord Nelson"
" Moore's Epistolary Odes, and other Po-
ems"
"The Revolutionary Plutarch, or anecdotes
of the Bonaparte Family"
~ Ifezv ofthe above interesting works
are Just received g for SAFE at This office.
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MsCAY and COWAN,
II. HE IVES G 90.
Have for sale, at their store, opposite
the Market

Salt in sacks Imperial Tea
JaEz'ca and Antigua Herrings and Shall
Kun Alexandria Beer in bbis
New England Run Fngliah WaInuts
Fort & Sherry Wine Brown Soap
Old Cogniac Brandy Nutnegs
Loaf and Brown Sugar Pepper
Molasses Alspice
Coffee Of superior qua Mace
lily Cloves
blcxanlria Crackers 5 srcn
Rhode Island Cneese zig Hue, &c &C. &c.
general assortment Of CRUCKERY and
sTONE WARE, and Rhode Island LIME.
Richmond, July 4lh, 1906. If
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rRETTY pArR1erIsMt

Some Of our half or two thirds British
editors ate continually heapipg abuse on
the president of ih9United S,a,es, whose
whole life has been employed IN the most
active aad useful pubic e-v &C, and Who
is an honor to his county AID 20 human
naturs---while on Nelson, celebra ed only
for being an expert Butcher or destroyer
OF the human race, aud the humble tool
Of tyrann'cai goVsTnmsnt, they bestow
the most exiraragant eacom,ums, and
even describe MS soul as ascending 90
heaven 10 gloTy's brightest blaze !" from
scenes OF Carnage and destruction whieh
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2ueasoy, Fs5ruary Ait, 1906.

IEearOys HeU' Nof Y 4MJ ioOo'
The house proceeded To consider the
amendments proposed by The Senate to
tn bill, 10 apprspriste the public reye.
nue.; end the same being read at the
ol.,k's table on motion, ordered, that
the said bill with the amendments be laid
upon the table.
A motion was made that The house
come to resolution with a preamble in
the following words:
Whereas, by the constitution Of Vir-
einia,N all laws shall originate inthe house
of Delegates, TO be approved or rejectea
BIZ the Senate, or To be amended with
the consent OF The house Of Delegates,
except money bids, which ia no instance
shall be altered by the Senate, but who'll
~ approved or rejected -
And whereas, bill apPro2Tiating the
revenue is q money bill
fesoiped therefore. UsANTSoUsLr, As
the opinion of this house, thatthe Senate
have no power to amend bill appropri-
aling the revenue.
The question being put upon the said
preamble and re:olu,iaD, il was agreed to
BE- The house, unanimously.
Ordered That MIR smyth (of Wythe) DO ac>
quaint the Senate thar ne house have sgrsed to
tie above preambesn resolution.
The bill. To appropriate the pubIic revenue
~as hen ;akeu mp togethArwith he amendments
tp,ovosed by Tie senate u the said bill when on
rotion The said amendments were unanimously
feisAcd Ordered, that Mr. Smytb acqusnt the
senate ih9Tewiih
a message from the senste.--The senase in
sis, u,.an their amendments TO The bill, Making
certain changes IN the penal laws Of this com
rnonwealth, which were disagreed TO by the house
ofdtlegates
On morton, Resolved, that this hou's do adj
here 60 their difagreer1ent 20 the said amend
rrcrts .--Oracfcd that Mr. Wooding aoquain. the
seYss. therewith
On VI, ION. Resolved, That Robert Dou;hat,
Wn, Chzn1be,s and Anthony Mustce, shall have
leave 10 discharge he balance of the common
veal,h's judgement aFsins' them, amounting TO
Two hundred and eighty three pounds ons ssil-
ling and Two pence. in four eqsal annual pay
rrsn,s, the FIRST TO commence 0u the ffst ddy 81
January neat" and thar The execution ho suspend
cd duiieg thar time, on their entering into bond.
with approved security, payable to the public
t,easufeg, to sccuye the said pa menis.
ORDERED. ,hsl Mr. Kinney carry the said reso
luton to The senate and desire theif concurrence
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A,ordcy, February Sd, 1905.

On motion, Resolved, that the evecu-
tive bercquested to take immediate mes
sures for remsying to the armory, ali the
ordnance and military sores belonging
to thr state, not Including those in tbs
scs7ice of the United States, or of this
8 ale. and render the same til Tor service,
the expense of which shall be betrayed
out of The contingent fond.
Ordered, that Mr. Minor carry the said
re.o!u,on TO the Senate and desire their
concurrence.
A message from the Senate by MIR.
Munford. MIR. Speaker-The Senate
bsve passed the bill, Mixing certain
changes in the penal laws of this COM
monweal,h, with several am-ndnen,s.-
Ard then he withdrew
The house proceeded to consider the
said amendments, and The same beiug
read, we're disagreed toby the house.
Ordered, That Mr. Ihompion acquain,
the Senate Herewith.
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General Assembly of Virginia.
HOUSE, OF DELEGATES.
Saturday, February ,st, 1906.

Saturday, Febrnnry lsf, 1906.
Mr. Smyth (Wythe) from the commit.
tee appointed to examine the expendi.
last year, made the following report -
The committee appointed 10 examine
into he executive expenditures Of the
last year, have, according TO order, per-
formed that duty, and have come TO the
following report and resolution
II appears to your committee, tina, from
October, 1904, until Oeto-
Der, 1905, warrants have issued on the
contingent fund to The amount of s H.
+ os5 as cents +; being S IS &c more than
Tie sum appropriated, owing 20 inadvert-
Sncc.
Resolved, AS the opinion of This COM
mittee. that the executive in malsiDg the
expenditures oa the contingent fnnd in
Tbs las, year, have been justified by law
and established usage.
The said resolution being read sec.
ond time, was agreed 30 by the house,
aud ordered 10 be laid on the table.
MIR Smy,h (of Wy.he) presented, &C,
cording TO order, bill respecting The
land Office, which was read the Fest time,
aud the question: being put upon The Sec
ond resding, il was rejected.
On motion, Ordered, THAI the CAM
m;ttoe of the whole house, On The state
oC the Commonwealth, be discharged
from farther consideration Of the amend
ment proposed by the state of Kentucky
To the constitution of The United States,
The Speaker signed Sixty-Two Enroll
ed BiiIs.
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Il Remarkable Ger.

WILL be sxhibited nearly Opposite the cours
house IN tais place few days. THIS AMI
NAL was taken wild in me nortlsr,i part of me,
state OF New Harnps'iirs and is uanoseI 10
part Moose II mas SIX LtGS -four Of VII a
resemble hose of ordinary earle and ave ,ls.d
to' w%Nng tine ptee't two rise GU; of tine re
shoulder. in an ero& posture and can be rol5. \
upon the bac X Iherv these is a hollow which .y;u
hodtwo fusus Of water. Cine of thtse leos 10
large and Pe9iee. having the noofs cor7nis,e.
the other is smaller. and las only one half ., he
hooF Also, 4 be seen, HER CALF. vst,eh i.
equally remarkable for the same Pheronena.
sCF' The Inhabitants Of Richr1ond are res.
rsaiu'E ''anesled, not 70 negIsG the prcseue
oP7ornn',y = viewing these extraordinary Pie
non,epa f Neture.
z Z. IS .e'f'--Gaiia,ea bo5fpfce
fe6Tud-J e.
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iNichoiss 7. Poindexter. Il. 8.


- : - . At-'fttIu.
~ awas from the subscriber, in Richmond
\ on ~ !taesday 'ast. small negro man
wen scr Vi'n ANAL soar in one of his eve
DTows, i Is npt reo2'letel which, named IacK
so'''e.'T'ss GATED jac6 aiken some grew mars
on mis- head ms dress Consisted of 49, "'..S
Virginia elo,h He was scnt from, NO ~oVe
residencSI L" Po~hatan. uear Honki .s;s T.,,er,,
wi;h cat. 20 %iehr,nA, fr,m whence n, on,
red leaving the car, 20 the care of a hon, ,yho
sceonpA'''f't' b'M The above re>sa,d ,yi, T.
part 20 any "ne "hp v'il deliver tho said nt,,Do
20 NE, o. secure nio, in any jail SO tina. ] De,
Powhatan, FEB 9Th, 1906.
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FOR TIE Ak0Us.
- -
TIE FIRST OF MAY IL THE VEST

-
TIE FIRST OF MAY IL THE WEST
No longer fon, the STORMY nor,I
Are driven ths hescy fakes IF snow;
Now o'sr 'he frUi,iui face Of earth
The fownts fais begia TO blow.
ne buckeye asd the rnArle ,rca,
- The poplat tail, he spres-;jss limb,
on fertile hills afar. you see
an covered o'er wi.h cheerful green.
But still the monarch oe the ,,o,J
ms naked arms To heaven iisplays.
And siowlv .wells his op'ninr bud
For warmsr suns his lear DELAYS.
ne dogwood shews its blossom white.
~, ana warns he swain % plan,ti; yrouuds
Inc oIartee's blooms the eve delight.
and scatter 'odours far around.
zee go, on tse plain the milk white thorn
r. VIC sohgs'ers love It's iiowcry shade.
ne service trees the hills ad,rn:
nc haw trees ornament the glade.
nus natures wild uncultu-'d charm,
-, o all her votaries pleasure, v;ed.
u. genial sun now kindly warns
ne woody Hill and Aowery field.
Al u. nature halls with Joy am love.
ne g'aa retarn Of blooming sr,ine.
r eauira' and the cooling dove.
'"e moeking, thrnsf, and robbin sing.
Let US enjoy the season gay,
iAat calls us all away TO ioy.
Lei Us be happy while It's Nav.
Let nnirh and love our n ,p,s sm,,,
1st May, 1903.
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KINE POCE-

Since the establishment Of tie Vaccine Ingti.
tuition at New York $40 poor persons have been
inoculated for the k,ne Pook-- and has since
been tested by NEGOTIATIONS foS me omsli Pox
and by being exposed 70 take it the natural - a,
TheJanneran discovery ma,n,ains rs iirs, cbs.
ra6ter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-07

Great cdG--A Calf was raised by col, Aaron
Compstock of this town, last season AMI Killed
18Th uit. At ;hs age of six months and 3 ays !.
which weighed 1913 los. This cjfoum,taice
ought TO BE- recorded IN testimony Of the merit
due 10 Mr.. comps,0k --fya1 " T. pap.
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I en- lola. S Re,V-rd

III CCH1 NeWIrI.
AN ava from The subscr'ber living =, In!
nenhu,g e'unty six miles sbrve tie ur,.
mouse on Ihursdal BE 2Sd of last IRON =
asg'o man NAMED CA t1' whom purchased
a Louisa courthouse, DecerabeI 1904. os the &c
'a'e 81 chrIstoghe Srnih dec - He is abou %
o. % years old, Common itAtu e. has a yen,art-
able flesh mole S"der his lef car, one of III, eg,
has besn broke, which cs,iset rim to linn IT
suspect he IS lurking abput CbEries Sn,ith, in
Lonisa. or about Hanpve, Tsvn here he ,y,s
raised or, 1t is probable he may have e ne to
SuckIngham, WIRE his rrctser lives, Who he.
iongs TO Mr.. john Land Of tina; coun,, and
was purchased at the same tim. Anv n..s,o
who viii secure The said negro g, tia, ,s. Inn
again, shall receive the above reward. AID IS
Brought horne shall be generously rewarded i'm
addition.
February 5;h, 1906 e..
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az Be eoa'inaed.)
Eng,ish Sfamh' Duties.

We observe tina, the Counless ef Bath had.
paid the sum of 6JDOf sterling, about % 90
dollars for a siHSls ,fsmb, on which were issued
letters Of administra'i3n on he personsi estate
of her father, the late Sir VIM. Pucney.
4. i5gas.
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rn,nrEENrn nv

rrhef o, $40 d''a7s Nss. 175o 1O,2
o,1, ,'z ,o OF - d2fars--t!as. 1879 2lss 6eos
e e-s 20 20 ISe9 l26 'o57 1913 2o2y $40
so,'Y . o. 80 80 - o5s6 1862 900 1924 1854
1850 $50 s2si 1907 7s84 z5;'S 90 80 ~
6752 6s9a 1917 65sl. '''O0 S'|o SlsS
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TwEI rrm DAY.

r'.zes o. 5uo ~ ass Nos 81 1927
r'.rs oil - dolia-s--,y5s lA.6 732 1Aeo
~ ~ 77s1 y215 1857 ss5 s5,s asA, e %
2 s 4S's PASS SIS 525 6372 6s57 % "A 9zss
$50 $50 554 649s SSs5 779o 1888 1870 so 20
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l aa. onnnt,', January Court, 1896.
Egai4St
Ehzahs-o b'ggers wiaow and ada,in;s,,a -
TN " avid bisge's dscsased, David Z
ana f.iens MS wiis George Nor
" W, Saa ara MS wifs. Miles Biygers. .
Jane oigger defsrd,n @,
az defendant James Biggers moi
having entered his appearance and r.v
en- e.. security according 70 law. and tAc ru.es =,
WIS c'H" ami" appearing 70 the sati f. etion ~
enc e'u,i 'hal he is noi an .nhabi an. -f hi
sac therefore en- The motion Of the p,a;a. "a
.; Us ll9n,1,ey Us ordsfed and dee,e.db Y the
cpurt MAJ he sid 4 fei,da,r. James aigge,s do
@.Peas mere on he second Monday in Wavn,x,
a'ii a'ss'vsr The piaiesif'. bill i,ba, con,
OF ,'i' order be 10 thw erred in some Of oe
neNTsHt's.s ns'n-ee in he ciry,ot ri ho,and for
eigilt ws,ks succc:sivs AMI pohl;s5.S :.
day. '0i'e eou''
A Cory -Te,te,
f.-Y~hHla-
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IN DOLAAK kE y 4Rjl-

49, A<N'L IL AK EA W \ KID.
:: hnfhO or soieu from re subscribe, =;
',f'fe county Il Hcnr'co, SO2E2I. nUKSgI
&c ~. Tee % inches hish. W.T. ss,a, IN
AVS forehead. and swi,ch tai. sh.S al ,.und.
had On When stolen or a,aycd neck .aad,.
sia'nea ON one side win ink plated s,ir,u,,s.
VITA piaIed curb bride, ara = itnot ,ied in nc
,sins. "' ~
l. is ose.nrned the said .orss va. ,..,,
blvins brown The owner. CT In, I'D Is.a,"
''om kcnwond 20 Fur mic cye,k and IS
seen IN posse ion CT negro. riuing hun ON ,h.
'oah 70 ne~ Kent caun Any person ~,
viii de'rsr 'he said norse ard sad,ps 10 ,se
set'nsr sha'l receive The alb We sswa,d and all
neess@'iy charges paid ana if 81 Ter ulon IN.
erehsdong the Inlet the a.ldi.,orai reward rs
rive Dollars, on appreciation ;,
Feb 5h 1906. " a,,Ss
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OiMa1s So W0y College Lottery.
ELE1ENTH DAY
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY > 1919

NJ Seneral Assembly ct this Somir- n.
wealth closed their session yesterday.
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- An EPITOME Of I'll the ACTS of the
CENERAL ASSEMBLY, cf VIRGINIA, Of
PUBLIC NATURE, passed at the Decenber
Session, 1905; witt. the TITLES of those OF
LOCAL. NATURE; Operations of the Ar.
m'ry; Peni'en'isry System; Public Taxes /;
number OF Mili,ia I; Resources, Expenditures,
ana Revenue OF the Commonwealth. Sc sc.
Prepared for rte Edi,or IF ,bif PAPER, by
WILLIAM WALLER HENiNG, Esq will
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