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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03
Dis,Flct otEolutnbia County OF Alex.
a andria, II
July 3ir,.m, 1906.
Thomas Talnno, Rooinsan and
IS sHartsherue, aad William
Tayioro eenhAaAlsrts !

Il !5tttt 10y y &
slf.T&sf rs. =.
Robert r. :agooe, Ianaes, II. \
Hooc, apd John TFipncaster,sS s y
aradiSs .nndcr the Hrpl oil
!, R,T, Hooe, s Co, and Jo!n :
and Bennett Forbes, A4ex-i
a.rder Henderson, }tn- ;plast b
Joan M4tar, dsjsudtnts,
f 5jl defendants Alexai'tlcr Htadseann,
2 Gan. and 3olrn anG Bennett Forces: 1lot
haTing catered their I,eal.oa.cs and gi.,e Sc
anr3ts according TO Nie.act eli assembly ard tie
Yales OF tis osius, andSt appes'i.sst, TIE s.sas
faction OF the ecurl, apsn affidavit, thst tue
saia de{ea(osies Alexander Henlel,ton, i,ss:iof,
ana .ioilnana Beaneti FGsbeso ais;nofinhA5d-
ants Of tbs oietriet,o,s illaiaH at. the saaa corr
plenants by their caNRse}, III is s1dryFG, that
the said aefendants &c aPpc&r here On ttic itst
DAY OF NoYcrlber term nsxt i.nt Slns.e+9 tho
bill EFF the ca1apljAaatss and list coj2y q tas
= rda.te forthwith Inserted il. tolh oil .e'rnb-
lie lie . sp.pess Published IL A!e&andria iogti%o
months succesSincly, ard that aynotlee copy is
posted al the fpilt deer Of the court eousc ef
saai cCuney-
a ecpy. Teste. :,
~ aStslC@EY *.
September a6. d2in
f'17as,,- or CoIU.srgt, Cos;srY cz AA5Ex
ANDEIA, ss.
.fs!5 ,er5n, fep6,
StlEi.l IA cf,7e rv,.-,- e,4,... s.-----4-,
hravsv1xr CEdeeE, NitFrJa
i 1stssds.. u '4''+ H'"4'''' 5
~T~lIE Defendants Augustine George. aria
4 Martin Gceraa,c, ,ol having entered she;r
appearance Ssld gwen SECURITY accnreng 70 tie
act otassenby and tic rules Of this on'*s, and
itappeaeing. te the satisi:s ion of tie cart,
tpon asRi ssavi4> l1at tie said6cfcndusts t,irus
tire Georst, as,1 Martin George, afe not IN
isahitents Of this eiisfiIict--en nsotion % the.
conigaiaantfJT his counsel, ii ~ orfe-'ed, That
fne SAID defendants, Aa3pstias George
and Martin George, Go appear. hers on the
first day of Ncycnsbcl term next, and enter
their appearance 10 the suit aud give secsR-ity
@for performing the DEGREES off the coFirt !; and
that the other defendant Jesse Hammond, rio
mot pay away, convey, o.. sccrete, the deifs
I.by hiIo owing to or the estate and eifeetsii 81
lis hands, belonging to the said :i5sent defend
ants Augustine George, e.ssad Martin George,
Until the further order er decree Of the-court-
and that copy of this order be forthwith ia
'ssertcd in both ofthe pubic newspapers pap
'.lished in this county for two months secces-
|%sivey, ard that another copy be posted at the
front door OF the cour-house~o said county.
c. Deaea1e, {. &.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03
Notice to Planters.

The Alexandria Tobacco Isifpec-
ton is reyived and Inspectors appointed - he
Ay are House will be open for tho reception OF
Tobaceo tire 18th ;nstant; siNi those That
sizing good Tobacco mag dspaiisl'eh gettiat; u
rbeal prices.
September 4. dem
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03

OK ShlIG,
!. SUGAR, in hos%heads ard basT,ess J
Coffee. BY tie bag or tholsand asSssd
Sit, insbulA and in sacks
Turk Island Salt.
Prime AIoiasses in hogsbeads--- x
And ) small quantity of Peach RE.i.say ffFss'
a's'se3} by reffil. 49,.
= Choice v hissey, IN barrels
New-Ishsland Rum, in barrels.
-4LSO, ;.,,,v5i..l,
A few half barrels Of SuPeRine isour, 1the
produce oftfis harvest Of superior manuals
d. LIMBO.
ls7ug,,st Is. d
" B. Four vel1nlSs of 7hcker's Bsacs-
stone, and onc h.tdsonee Bagganon BOARD
will be sold low If immediately applied Tor
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03
A MILLER WANTED.

5 One who car come wen recommended sTlH
fad employsnehtby applying 10 the subscriber
in AleSandlis, at So as E.s.JANlSEl..e
9th .ras- 29th. 1906. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03
FRIDAY, OcroBaR B, 1906.
Not1ce is hereby. given,

NIWIcc Is tlcTeDy' given, .
HAT the raarketfor butenees meat, on
Il -sHsadays.. is suspended lntii the iirst OF
May ncxr 5355 lss 81 7,
September SO. DIST
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03
DssrR1cr OF coLu4aBfA, CouSrY OF ALEX

J!losRa Waite, Josiah Fax. g
on, Dwight Metcalg & 10 S5
xeph Baxter, Jun, trading 5
-dnder. the firm of Faxon, <
Mcttafaiid Co. Dts. 49,.
ME defendant ! homes White, not hayirg
T. entered his appearance ard {. given secer
rfty according to the act Of assembly and the
rules oftfis. court, and il appearing to the ss;-
hsfaction of the co0rt, upon affidavit, That the
said defendant Thomas White, is not an m1fs-
bltant of THIS ithstlict-on motion Of the con'-
plainant by his.comisel,, i rs ordered, that ale
said defendant Thomas White, do appear here
on the first day of November term nex and
e1Rer his appearance to the suit and give Sc
cnrity for performing the DEGREES ofthe court,
and that tine other defendants Faxon, Aetcalf
and Company, do not pay away, convey or So So:
crete, the debts by them cwingsocr the estate e
or effects IN their hands belonging to the said
absent defendant. Thomas Wtite, until thss
further order or decree of the court; and that
a,copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN
both ,6f tic public newspapers published in
this COUNTY fer two months sacGessiveiy, and
that aaoshepsseepy lie posted at the front door,
of,the court house OF said conl1y-
/ ,A4oopy.-Teste.
G.. Deneals. c. CT
Z seotclmber stsH
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03

Robert T. gooe, James II.
) Hooc, apd John Nilmcaster,s
aradiss .lladcr the iral oi.
*, I. lfooe, s Co aad john /.
ard Bennett Forbes, Aex-
arier Henderson,, ]tin. ;ulas
& s35a5u TJtI;.,r GaJsnlIyuf2
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-03

Cath, and the highef price given
for, clean Linen and Cotton Rags, BY
the Printer of this paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-11
SATURDAY, April s.
SPAA 1871 .nRR.1IliS.

s@lr. j. Randolph afer snort speech,
relative TO The proceedings oil the House
IN secret ON spanish affairs concluded by
moving that the message of the Presi-
dent OK the United States Of The 6 h of
december. which, appears to have been
the basis of The measures taken should
be printed /; that II should be inserted on
viiat was called the secret journal aud
that new edition Of the journal sfynu,d
be printed for the use cf Inc memoeIs.
MIR. Jackson declared himself not only
IN favor OF printing this, bu, all The other
documents on the subject; but he sub.
nli,ted to the chair whether il would not
be more consonant TO the rules Of TIE
House, that the delibersiion on this point
should be with closed doors.
After considerable debate relative 10
the secret proceedings of the House and
the proprie,y of publishing the message
OF the President, enquiry was made Of
the speaker whether The message was
not part Of The journal, the Injunction
OF secrecy respecting which had been
taken eff.
The speaker declared it TO be his cpin-
ION that it was.
From this decision an appeal was made
by Mr.. Blackiedge, and afterwards by
mother member.
Before this question was taken mo
ton was made TO adjourn, which was
iost--Ayes 54--Nays S..
similar motion was made short
time Afterwards by Mr. G.. w Campbell
on which the Yeas and nays were taken
AID were Yeas 59--Noes s6--when the
House adjourned until Monday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-11
THURSDAY, April 6.

Mr.. Varnom observed tina, report
m a new or. .anizalion Of the militia had
been made at an early period Of the SEES.
sion, OF negative kind that bill had
subsequently, been acted upon in the
HORSE IN some measure duplicating the
points taken in the report and that al
forwards ball on the subject had been
brought before the Senate, which induced
him 10 suspend calling the attention Of
the House 10 the report. That bill had
been rega.ived. His obje6 in rising was
60 state that as the report was of mega
live chaacter, he should not thmk of
calling it up, unless it was the wish of
gentlemen that it should be discussed.
4 OH to amend an a6t 20 divide the
Indiana territory into two separate gov.
ernnents, and for other purposes, was
read third time and passed.
a bill mekinG appropriation for the
support of the military establishment Of
the United States for the year 1906,
wes read third time.
On motion Of Mar. TalImadge the bill
was rccommit;cd 10 committee OF tie
While Ii7dse in which il wnderwent an
eEanlnauon vixen it was reported to
fhe House, and read lhird time and
ps,ssd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-11

tended, except in great emergencies. that
he Should actually discharge the duties
attached 10 this station. They maintain
cd ths; sinecurs offices were contrary to
The spirit oil the constitution, aud that
the uninn. contemplated by the resolu'i-
on tended 10 establish sinecures. by as
signisg 10 an individual the duties Of Of
fees which could not both be discharged.
They commended that this was not AN alb
stract declaration, but resolution on
which it was contemplated TO bottom
law. To the charge of meaning to FIX a
censure on the executive for the appoint
ment of gen. Wilkinson, it was replied
that this charge emana,ed from The sur-
geslions IF Inc opponents of the reso,u,l-
or, tho it was not denied by the friends
of the resolution that they considered the
appointment extremely reprehensble.
This is bu, AN Imperfect outline Of a
debate which shall be given at length
hereafter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-11

I 4" Af:cr the Convention me, Mr.ria came q
! Paris. and was appointed General in the French
army uuder Domourier bu. as the AFFAIRS of ,ha,
| army went wrong in the beginning of the yea,
| '9S, Miranda was suspected and was bsough
! under arrest TO Paris to take hisirial He sum.
moned me TO appear 10 his charasler, and yso a
Mr. Thomas ChI;siie. connected With The house
OF Turnbail and Forbes. Igave my ,estimony as
believed, which was. that els leading o6jea
was and had been. ths emancipation of his coun-
Try, Mexico, from ,he bondage of Spain, for |
Cid not at that II ne know of his engagement wild,
fht. MIR Cnristes evidence went to shew thar
Miranda did not come to France as 4 necessi,ous
adventurer. hut believed that he came from, public
sSirieso moiives and that lac had a large ,u,n
OF money in the hands OF ru n5u ana Fo bes.
The house of rurnbuil and Fo hes was then in a
contract to supply Paris with Aou. Miranda
was acquitted.
a lew days after his scquis,sl he came to
see me and m few days afterwards returned
his visit. n seemed desii Gus Of sa,isf wing m.
that he wa independent, and hat he had money
IN The hands of rurnbul aud Forbes. He did
not tie me- his affair with old catharne of Russia
nor did tell him that knew OF il Hut he en-
tered into conversation with respe8 70 Moot.
ka Sound. and put into my hands several letters
OF M Pitt TO HIN upon iha, subject among
winch was inc tina believe he gave me BY mis-
AXE tor when I had opened it and was begin.
ming TO read it, he pu. forth hi hand and said,
p" ., that is not the letter intended" But as
the letter was short soon GIT through it aud
then returned it 10 him without making any
remarks upon it
The dispute wi Ii Spain about Nop:ka Sound
was then compromised, and Fit comp.om- ed
with Miran,ia for his services by giving him
twelve hundred pounds sterling, for thIs was the
coneents of the letter
Now If it be true that Miranda brough, with
MN credit upon CERTAIN persons in New Y ,rk
Tor ski, thousand pausis sterling it is no, Off
quito suppose from wha' quarter the credit came
Tor she opening TO any pr between Pit
and Miranda was already made by the affair OF
Nooka Sound
Miranda was in Pari5 when M Monroe ar.
rived here as minister and rs M 1uda wan.ed
TO get acquainted with him, I cautioned Mr. Men
roe against 1t. and told him of the aa1ir of Noot
ka sound and the twelve hund ed pounds
&c You are AT liberty to make What use you
please OF this letter, and with my name to it.
THOMAS PAINE"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-11
"WEDNESDAY, Anril 2.

Mr.. ]. Randolph stated that an under
standing had taken place between the mi.
mister OF she United States q, Paris, and
the Fieuch minister of the public treasu
ry, as to the peyment of claims of Anne
rican citizens, generally Called Bordeaux
embargo claims, (the payment of which
had heretofore been susprnded) by which
1t was agreed that payment should be
made at The treasury of the United States.
Onde. the existing provisions. this all
thority did rot attach TO the t.easu-y.-
He had. therefore, been instructed by the
committee OF Ways aud Means, to pre-
sent bill to give this power. He ac-
cordingly offered bill supplementary to
the act making provision for the paw
ment OF ciaims, of certain citizens Of the
United States on the government of
France, which was referred 10 commit.
tee os The whole.
Mr.. Varnum reported from The COM
mittee appointed TO enquire into such
measures as it is expedient 10 adopt for
the complete arrning of the militia of the
Om.ed States giving very interesting
detail Qi the extent 10 which The militia
are at present armed by which II appears
that there are in the haads of the MIL
tia 100000 FIRE arms, and 90 600 in the
public magazines of the United States.
The report recommends an ADDITIONAL sp
preparation of 6 900 dollars toward the
manufacture of arms which was suisse
quently introduced in the military APP,
propria!iop bill. r-a
The House took up the unfinished
business of yesterday, being the report
OF the committee of the whole, agreeing
TO the following resolution, offered by
Mr.. J, Randolph.
Cd. Rssolyed, That provision ough, 10
be made, by law, TO render any officer,
in the army or navy of the United STA: es,
incapable of holding any civil Office un-
der the United States.
Mr.. Fisk moved 10 postpone this reso.
luton indefinitely.
This motion was supported by Messrs.
FIX, Elmer, and Cook aad oppose d by
Messrs j. Clay, ]. Randolph, and j. c.
Smith.
When the question was taken by yeas
and nays, aud the motion disagreed to-
Yeas 43 mays II.
The question was then taken by yeas
and nays, on concurring with The com
mittee OF the whole in their agreement
to the resolution, and passed in the az
flrmalive---Yeas e+--Nays 81.
The resolution was referred to sele@
committee tn report bill.
On motion Of Mr.. Newton, the reso
luton, offered by him on the 2stb ul,.
proposing an amendment to the cons,itu
tion, /" That no person holding contract
under the government of the u. States,
or who shall directly or indirectly par,i-
cipate IN the emoluments Of such con
tract, shall be capable of holding seat
IN the Sera,e or House of Representatives
Of the United States"-was referred TO
committee of the whole on the state of
the uniop.
Mr. j. Randolph, from the committee
of Ways aQd Means, submitted bill
supplementary TO the a6t making psov,s.
ion Tor the redemption Of the whole Of
the pcbLc debt, with an accompanying
letter from the Secretary ofthe treasury
which was referred TO a committee of the
whole House on Monday.
THURSDAY, April s.
q n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-11

attWtHty QNe COilAra
The season, for which notes will BE- expected.
dischargeable by rhe payment of 1--WE NY dollars.
on or before the 6ysr Of October 1906. w,,b one.
dollar for each mare to the groom. Coco and
extensive high and low ground pastu,ags gratis,
under strong fences he greatest attenlion snail
oe paid to m. left in my Care but viii not BIZ
liable for accidents o. escapes
PEDIGREE
koBis RBDsGEAsT was got by Sir Peter
Teaztc' his dan Wren by Woodpecker his
grandam PapilIon (SiI Peters damn by SNAP.
n,s grea grandam Miss Cleavelano, by Reeulus.
ms grea' great grandam Midge BY ason Of Ray
Bolton, Bartiett's cnildes, Haneywood's Arab.
a" dam of t,,s two True Blues. Taken from
The general SUI Book
PERFORMANCES
In 1870, 1.-THE only year he run) at BridrnoYth.
June IL mile heats. at four years old. he wen
the maiden plate, beating Mr. DAYS kaginsr.
ny Frecipi ate and MIR Car. Prospeef
Inc next day. at the same place. 4 mie heats,
he came IN first and first, but lost the race for the
want Of a fsw oun. es in weight the last heat.
At New Castle, July Sd he won the me n1ber's
purse Of { so 4 mil. heats. bea,ing Mr. Harri.
sons Irnmpasor, and dis,ancing Sir +. Mostyn's
Hede
| At Nantwich. July 10. he won the town purse
OF & so, beating M Smiths Sultan, and distan.
cling Sir r. Mostyn's Hedera
AT Warwick, Sept 2 he won his maiesty's
t'~'S va w. Su''taa - ~lue meats be2tIng Lord
DonegaPS fugeraan. * distancing Mr. Tharm's
Marquis
Tie won the purse al Litch6eld, Sept. IL. 4
mile meats, beating Lord Douegals b. h. by
poso''s, and diStaocing Brooke's Baron Nile.
Lord CHORDS Victoria and Mr. .Coxe,s Cocoa
Tree lie was never beaten . mile heats excepr
at Bridsnnrth, as above stated, where, although
It was given against HIM it was eviden nj that lie
was much he best horse
THOMAS HAppIs
March 1st, 1906 I'm
Just Received, and Tor sale al 5. Plea.
SAINTS Book Store,
Sdrsom's Letters fom Haiy and S,pi,zcykard IN
IRE ears 301 and 1902.
Lie "na Campaigns u General Moreaa
,htJo'gs PleadiHEs
WHson's Reporfs, 3 vJitnaes
Toaes on Bdiiereas
Lawyers' Mngasiae, 3 volumes
Fosters CrouH Lnw
Eesey, juniors Rep0rfs. 0olznes
~ wofd and East's Fef0b, IL oolVm.
! Equity C.pFs. volumes
| TIE Romantic Dana of Adei,u0,u ,L, O,,.T-~.
! by M @. Lewis
Core'y cf Gully or MT Guilty BY 7i5os. D!6d.n.
ia FACE &c g, .Se Io.et, ., Ro6er, 3,4s,4n. RI
s'AkEN UP by The suDacrlbcr-
| IN Charlotte county, dark brown STEER.
ma ked with crop and sit in the LETT, and
swallow fork in the right ear, supposed 10 be
tour or 1--we years old, and appraised to fiftssa
! dollars.
WV. c. MOON.
| beesmssr LIST, 1905. st
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-11
The fairfield haces

WH commence on Monday tie .5h of May,
a'.d continue TO, four days
LIT 0AY The SOCKET CLU3 CUP free for
AL ages the horses bsing bona fide the
proper ct the members distanc 5 mile hears ;.
2a Day-The J0CKE1' CLUE PURSE, %
four hundred and hf;y dollar. four mile heats
III Day--The PURSE of the PROPRf ETOP
of the COURSE. tor two hundred ana sf,y dol
lars, three mile heats. . -.
.4th Day--A SWEEP S1.iKE for three wear.
old colts and FLIES. ,wo mite he ats ; one hundred
dollars entranoe-This sub lcription will remain
open until ,he 5,h May
Weighs as /6O aos !;
Aged Horses, I5S lbs.
4 years old, 1913
S do. do llS
4 do do. 106
5 do do 90
Mares and Ce,dings allowed 8 lbs.
wish 10 rent the Dining House, Il the Bootbs
in the Field those who have forme: " renteH
them, shall have prefe,en application musu
b. made Immediately
The members of the club. will please TO oh.
serve little more puae.ua,ity in paying NJ their
SUBSCRIPTIONS, as the none on each day. has to
be placed in the hands Of he Juiges
Ihoss gentlemen, who have not VET paid nm
their tortei.s, in the produce Sweep Stake won
last October, by Nj hush WyiIe, viii be 10
good as 10 Pay it to Mr. Wyllie, or the Treasurer.
ny the last day of lhe races in May next
r ESME SM0CK,
Treasurer and Proprietor of the Course.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-11
Extract of letter from Baltimore. dat ed
March Al

BY an arrival this dav from ST. Dn.
minge in IL iays,it appears that the LIE
ander was actually al Jacqusmel, o,gaai.
z'nS aud recruiting for the Maine. Cap.
tain Lewis of the ship Eupero,, was, il
IS SAID, aiding aud assisting Miranda,
but wasnOt 10 proceed with him.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-11
Robin Red Breast,

a fine bay, fifteen and a hslf
hanas high, imported fcm
England IN sf-ring 1890 -lviiI
stand he ensuing season az
my stable, IN the Manakin
J own. on James river. ~
miles above Richmond, to co..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-11
twenty Dollars Reward.

RvH away from; the subscsiberliving IN Charles
Cry county. likely mulat,o fellow named
NIL 5LE7OG alias 7t2M MIDDLETON,
about " yeas old. 5 feet or 8 inches high "a.
t,eI 'hin v!sase, gen,eelIy made, ammers when
alarmed or IN q passion H carried variety
OF clothes away with MIN. but his dress suit was
short blue coa,. swansdown waistcoas, and blue
pantaioons expea he Is gone TO ei,llsr South
amPton cour' house Smith6eld, or TO the cry Of
RICHMOND in all of which places he has connec-
TONS and is well acquainted having travelled
win me lor these six years Th above reward
WIN be paid If secured in jail so ma, ge, h m
again. or all reasonable charges paid if b. ought
to me Bu.xros A..,,.oS
S6b Much, 1906 ..-,e6
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-11
YIRGINLH:

VIRGINIA:
In Me Sai'e' ior Court of Chance,v, hold.n
tn k'cbm9nd, the am day Of March,
1906.
John Ss'S T'sSi.. plaintiff.
And J
Daniel Brodhead, Junior and Thomas Nil :
Ter, Henry Wood and William Sampson
defendants
'T'HV defendant Daniel Bredhead. NOT haying
entered his appearance and gwen security
according 10 the att OF assembly ana the rules
OF this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
Of the court that he i not an nhsbtan, of his
country on motion Of the plainriH b. counscl
Ltis ordered that the said defendant DO appea,
here on he first day of the next Sepfem5er
term, and answer the bill OF the plaintiff, and
that copy of This ord'r be 70 thwiih Inserted in
some newspaper published ia the city of Hich
mond for two months excessively, and posted
at the front door OF the capitol in the said cry
copy -Fesie,
p. TJNsLGY. C. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-11
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND.
FRIDAY. APRIL /, 1876.

Ext'aci of a letter from tnem6eY Of Cong,es, "a
zoe Editor da,ed Washington City Aeya z.
Since the injunction OF Secrecy has been IA
ken of, nothing irpor,an, has occurred. On
hat question, (debate5 with closed doors) Mr..
Jonn Randolph displayed he sublimes, eioauence
ami most manly independence, have ever wit.
nessed-It will perhaps require some ,ime TO de.
veiope numerous circums ances at presen, not
clearly understood or perceived by the bubble,
but think whenever an honest and fair eluc,da
tion akss place. char j Ohm Randolph has nth
ing 20 fear.
~. Randolphis not the enemy of Mr Jefferson
as has been falsely and wckedly asserted"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-11
Fifty Dollars Reward.

RuN away from the subs rber near Bevi's
,riage. in Cheste, Geld county, on Feb. uary
the SIN, 1876. very NOT able fellow-He is about
hive feet five OF six inches high very knock.
kneed. has uncommon large feet, a scar o. his
nose. is very gsod blacksmith. and his name
is DANlEL-.is wore away negro cotton
pair OF breecht and waistcoar Whoever W n
lodge him in any jail so hat get him, or v i'll
bring him 10 me, shall receive the above reward.
and all reasonable charges pad
w8t* Samuel Wilkinson.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-11
EHE Private Academy OF Doc.

III ITIVate NCdueIny OF DOC
a tor HALLER, will be removed on the
lirst day Of May next. 10 thar large brick house
ia'eiy built by Colonel Harvie, not far from the
scale house.
On the said day, a certain number of fresh
scholars VIII be admitted to the said institution I;
but only children OF aep,oved habits ~ department
can be entered as DR.. II. is firmly determined
to adhere to the rules aud regulations mentioned
in his plan Of education, the printed copies OF
which may be had at his house.
Nichmcnh, Apfil 5 1906. 60,