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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25

WIN. PINKNEY, Esqiire, Attorney.
General of Maryland, has been appoint.
ed Minister Extraordinary to the Court
OF, Grea,- Britain, by the President of the
United States. The appointment was
unanimously approved by the Senate.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-09
PUBLIC SALE.

sSY virtue of decree OF ,hs bon the Circuit
1 , Court of the Diiri5s Of Columbia, for the
1oeoty OF Alexandra, made between Rirhari
Prlnee, crtlp; 2pd the lci's and REPRESENTATIVES
!! r pbert MCfsa, decesfed. dltendaata, will
.ss luil.. at pobbc Sale, or Saturday the l4th,
Gay of jane, at the Coffee EonEe, ie Alexandra,
ON credit Of Tx months: One motley al IN an,
Dual gsouea ,eus, Of m dollars upon slot IN
Union itrees, leafed to Thomas Crandlc, On
which there is erected three tory brick houie;
.lio, enc motesy Of an annual ground reue CT 40
dollars, on a lot lcai.d TO Michael Thorn, 10
Valcs's Alley, now the property OF SaInuea Nj
ehols, on which there is smProvements /; ALTO on
credit OF six and twelve months, one moiety OF
a lot Of ground on Pr, f.eet, fronting 4o feet,
and running back ia5 feet inches, iecuEity will
be requirei on tie above property tos The pay
u,lnt Of The purchaie money.
G. Deneale, ConmlGonsr.
May 10. dtI4je
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-09
MONDAY, JuNE 9, 1906.
N O T C E.

I'd Y virtue of deed Of trpf given to me oy
ID Jamea Kennedy i. in oster TO iatisiy ces
tain debts therein fpeciGed, due TO John Lsirt,
Menrs. Chamberlain and HumEhgey'. haof't.
Wood, and Joel and Jonsfhan Pot, | DO DO, Fe'eoy
cls.r for file by ptiysse eontsstt, the wnaie u
the flock in trade of the faid ]a:nss Kcnnedy' J..
as it was d:pcfted with me and he not hayips
complied with the condition therein contained,
and redheslrd the faGie agreeably TO eia un
.d-rtaklng in the deed of truh, and II being
lie fock of a Drogeia s"d Chemhs' may DC
warthy tic attention OK lome pci!on IN that i'ne
of buloefs. If no propofals arr tatsed to we
before the 6tf day OF July, ] Gal then rxPola
tie fame TO public lale, together with all me
haufsbold furniture conveyed 20 me oy The 'a'a
James Kennedy, if, TO fetisty the pa'pcte' OF 'hs
laid deed, uuder the te.;n2 ard cond;ions therein
contained
James Sanderfon, Tyy2ee.
Janc 4.
Platter Paris & Lime aIloat.
loo tons Platter Pals,
70 caks Ling,
On Goard br1g Naecr, eGPf4M "@"'
AND FOR SALE, Ely
Lawrafon & Fowlc,
.W.te haze aJ5 ,tetigel by la,d Big, Sebccaer
Dove, nS-Datktf, ,frou BHhtmor,
20 boxes Cod Fiji
70 DO. Mould and Dipt Candles
40 do. Hall Boxes Brown Soap
Bale Bscrboon Garlahs
, Imperial, TEAS, 80
Young Hyfon ] eftbe hfeR inPyr'e''ass.
20 barrels n, E. Rum
Is caks Be!iona GunPcwdes
40 cafes Fig Blue
III Stare,
Pine Beck and Pork
Eyfia and Ravens Dack
Young Hylon and Hyion Skin Teas
Mucovado Sugar
CaAs Glzret and Madeira Wine
200 Boxes Mcrid and Dipt Candles
80 Go. Chocolate, &c. &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-09
PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to a deed Of truft from
lanes B. andoa and Elizabeth lis vile, dated
the zit Of February, 1906, for The parpote there
by intended, viii lie fold, on the PfemHes, TO
th. highc, bidder, FOR cath, on ,h: 27th day OF
AnguR ncx:, LOT OF GkeUND, fronnng
:, feet inches on the eat fde Of Water itfset,
and lso feet deep, Esaased between Duke ard
Priacc ft.eets, IN the town OF Alexandria /; where.
on is erected neat and convenient Frame Dwell.
ling houfe. !
Thomas Vowel. Try2ee. .
May z8. ti
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-09
TUNIS CRAVEN,
Has jige rteeiVtd BY tbe hfsS 0rjgal' lard
Iome aD5rtment gf
PRIMO G Q O D S,

Colorado Null Mullins Ladies extra long ii.k and
Diagonal laced and pequct 4 hid gloves
ditto Eiablt co.
Cat eauze ilpanned and York tanned do
honey como do. Pic mic nlits
Plain and figured ieno Mems gloves
psenet crane Adelphi cotton in boxes :
pam cambric iaccnet and Woods fuperfne cloths &
rlull mullins ecaifnereS
pain s. coIorea hair-cord Marfeilies waiilcoatrg
co cambria. '' / Nankeens
India & Bricifa book nuf "A and 7-S lsifk linen
I'm Shifting cotton
Do d. EuAdkerchieis Long la~ns
Ieno wells Linen CaInbrieks
Lace cap,bric and tam Umbrellas
bored muj, .hawls \ Bandanna handkeralieEs
Honey-conlb and imperial | PlatIas
ftine, do. Dowas
IJndreiIe 4 o;nohs ms chintz 2reaS
aud cagicoes Tick'enburgh
Six and cotton chanlbrays Ofnaburghs and rolls
Italian Mantnas Battas
Ribaods Gurrahs and
ltaiiao fewing fix | Selampoot5.
Silk and cotton hoherY !
ALSO,
FRESH TEAS,
OF hyperion quality, in inail Leaden Gamblers and
by the pound. !,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
Idve,fisemeni.

{ u consequence. of a resolution of
y the General Assembly, passed at
their late session, / am instructed by
the Executive to 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 Uni;ed States or of this
State) and make report thereof to the
Governor.
In obedience to this instruction, and
as the most probable mean Of elect
ing the object conte nplated by the Ex-
ecptiye, ] have thought proper thus
publicly TO request of such of the citi-
zens of the commonwealth rs may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight OF
any cannon or other ordnance, and
muskets ; cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in immediate use, to
communicate a particular report there.
of to me as soon as convenient.
/ SAMUEL COLEMAN.
Cle'tfo tee Eseeurive.
Richmond, Feb. z, 1906. nf)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01

dollars the season &c commence on the Goth inst.
and expire OH the LIST of August1 or IS dollars,
if sent with The mates-lo doiiars the single leap,
and 40 dol.ars TO insure mare being in foal,
with half dollar 10 the groom in either case
Notes, payable on the III IF August viii be ex
peeled with the mares. Archer is a fine brown.
10 hands high, remarkably gay and active He
was raised by the late Duke OF Cumberland. and
a, his safe was bought by Mr.. BroadAurst, who
entered him for the Darby stakes, for which he
was a very great favor;e. uni. he fell lame in
training. which prevented him from, appearing
as racer
ARCHER was got by Faggergill, his dam
(bred also b. the Duke of Cu'rberland) sister
to Crassus by Eclipse. granoam by Young Cade,
out of Miss 1high..who Was the dam OF Selim,
and got by f.o-Grsewood's Lady Thigh. by
Farmer Greyhound C,nwen Barb FaegeraiIl
waSbred by Shaitoe. andws gor by Snap, out
of Miss Cleveland by Reguusr her dam the ia
NOUS Nudge. by well bi ed son of Bay Bolton
grandam by Eardet's Childcrs, great grantlam by
HoneywoOo's raban, OUT Of the dam of the TWO
TIVE Blnes Faggersili was own brothe, to MIR
Shattoe's mare Papi!hon,, who was The dam of
Sir Peter Teazie, Wien, Lady Tcazie, Gee L to
his mare DiIddicsex. he dam Of Seaguli, Coddy,
1Mo6dy, &c and at 8, a and years old. was
accounted one of the best horses of his year.
For the satisfaction of gentlemen who nav
wish to breed from Archer. have tho,t pYoDer
10 publish the certificates of John Tayloe and
Carter Beverley, Esquires
do hereby certify that the brown stud horse
Archer, was sert TO me by Mr. Hives of London,
and from the certificates have seen of hls blood
as well as The tracing his pedigree in the general
stud book ofEng.and where it may be fully as.
certained. believe him to be of as good blood
as most horses that have been imported into this
country. John IAYLOE.
January 81, 1906
do hereby certify that the imported horse
Archer. stood AT my farm, in Cupeper county,
the last two years. and that his colts were gene
rally superior 70 almost any in that and the ad
joining counties of Fauquier, Madison < Orange.
have been very anxious 10 purchase the horse,
blu, the proprietor. Mr. Thomas Rves, of Lon.
don, and myself, could no, agree upon the price.
Given under my hand at Williamsburg, this is h
day of Feb 1906 CARTER BEVERLEY.
Atest--GAwlN G. CoRpIN
Good and extensive pas;urage isprovided and
the greatest care taken to prevent accidents or
escapes, but no responsibility Tor either.
ROBERT TEMPLE.
Ampthii, 18th March, 1906 tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
II. He1yes S Co.

TyAVE FOR Sale at ihe,r Store, next door to
Il ( Messrs Shapard < Lucke's, opposite the
Market. Richmond, an assortment of
Groceries and other Articles,
Which they will dispose Of at the Iowesi prices
for cash or country produce. Among which
are, Jamaica and Antigua Rwr, old and very
hyperion Cogniac Brandy, Loaf and Brown Sa
car, Coffee Chocolate Imperial Hyson, Tyson
SKIN. and Young HI Tea; Pori and Sherry
Wine, Honey, Aiolasses Figs. Nutmegs. Mace,
Cloves, Cinnamon Alspice. Peppe,, F,g blue,
S.areb. Soap. Candles. Salt, 1ubs ia seis, &C. &c
Richmond, FEB 1O.h 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
VIM. II. cABLLL.

John Tranib,e was convicted fIIorse Stealing
before the Distriet Court OF Washington, in the
spring OF 1893, and sentenced TO FIVE years and
i've months confinement lie was born in Ma
fyland is s fee,7 l-2 inches high 25 years
Old fair complexion; hsh; hair; grey cyos /;
has niche in his left ear scars in his rors head
andis shoemaker by trade
Isaac Ha,riswas conviaed of larceny before
the Dss'ria Court OF Monongalia in the spring
ot 1905. and sent,nced TWO years confinement.
lie was born in Tie county of Wood. in this
state Is nv, heet nine inches high. Is years old,
swarthy conpexion, dark hair and halle eyes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
BY TIE eovEsNoa OF rh- e0kzoswEAi.rH
a PROCLAMATION.

M iEkEAS il is represented 10 the Esecu
w tive, by the Keeper CT the renirentia,v v,
taas two OF, the prisoners thereto coriincd 20 wi, :
JOHN sTtAMBLE end ISAAC HARRIS.
nave made Their escape from the PcnenIiary ;
hare, Therefore. though, st. with the advice of
the Counci! Of State. 10 issue this Proclamation.
hereby Offering arewasi of ONE HUNDRED
DoLLAkS tor the apprehension Of each. or
either 81 tie said prisoners and for their oeiv-
cry 7, the Penisentiary and DO, moreover, en-
JON all officers. civil aud niiitary, and exhor,
The good people of the commonwealth 70 use
theis hest endeavors to apprehend ana convey %
the fen'entiary the SAID John Tsanble and I.
saac Harris.
Given under my hand. with the Seal of the
IT, $. J commonwealth anneSed.a a. Richmond
this 81 day of February, 1906.
lSignedl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01

IL I virtue OF q deed Of trust execut.
Id ed 10 US by John Christian, IT, TO secure he
paymen OF a debt therein mentioned due TO the
la,e hnr OF Dunlop. Pollock < Co. will be so,d
TO 'he highcst bidder. for ready money. AT Prince
Edward courthouse. ON Monday the lo,h dav
OF Nay next, being court day. a TRACT II
LAND containing i5I acres more or less, lying
on the wstes oil Dig Tough creek, in the said
county Of Prince edward. being ne land bo,,',t,
by sad Christian. from Abuef Coffee. ,er deed
bearing date The 28'h day of May. 1858.
The land may be viewed previous to the dav If
sale, by applying % the said John Christian If
Samuel ". Pena6lc, ? .,
Pee, johnsfon i'us'ees'
Pfiace Edward, iTth March, 1906 tds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
Twenty Dollars Reward

Will be gwen for appsensnding and bringing
home NED. vino ran away the 2fsh ult.
he is % years old, about feet nigh. very spare
made. bony Z black. ve:y artiu and insinuai;ne.
lie la. always been accustomed 10 labDur IN he
held, is-of no trade; tlere are few rnen who can
out work him-canied off only his working
oio'hes' whish n were such as liboring slaves &c.
morally wear. The above reward. witt be gwen
iftaken NJ over 40,miIes from home itbciween
20 and 40 ten, If under 90, i've dollars will he
paid. by hFNKY BELL
buckingham. 10Th March 1876 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01


AT my iarm IN Chesterfield couaty, four miles
iron, Goode's and Bevils Bridges. on A,pomat.
tox river, stweniy 1--we above Petersburg the
same from Richmond, and fifteen from, A rnelia
courthousei x viii be let 10 mares or the fellow.
ing terms. $50
Fif'y Dollars the season, by note, discharge.
ole at any tune within II, by III: paymen, OF for
y.wish ono dollar 10 the groom.
IN every instance, either a noie, or the money
must accompany the mares
buA1AiSl) IN point of form, blood and por-
toImanee' stands almost unrivaIlcd. in ihis or any
o'ner country and as a foal get,es, the racing
calendars of England fully attest his celebrity.
Inl799, he produced on the turf at Newmarket.
winners. In 1900, seven In 1901. fourteen
In 1872, sixteen. In 1908, twen,y-one and in
1904, sixteen ltotal seventy ninel and from what
have seen OF the sheet calendar for 1895, think
hrs numbers in the list of winning horses, will
exceed that OF any other year.
have, IN possession a calendar of the g n
Of November last, which concluded the Housh-
ton meeting At Newmarket. l. contains ,hirry
odd races eleven of which were won by Buz.
Yards stock; and in the same calendar, TWO of
them are advertised 10 cover 1T ten guineas
mare. the next season.
Buzzard's stock are large and highly formed:
PopinJay is upwards of sixteen hands, and is
said to be the most elegant horse in England.
QUIZ won the great Oakland stakes, and
match over the Beacon course a mics and
quarter) for 1000 guineas.
GOOD high and low land pastures, and every
attention paid to mares sent, bur no responsible.
lily for accidents Mares will be fed on mode.
rate terms if required, Tor which the money must
be sent.
,Tpl1AS BRANcR.
~4tn January, 1870 w3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
NarshdPs Sales.

o be Sc;a, for ready noaey, under decree
OF tho Coars of the Uni,ed States for .,he
fesh C:reait IN the Virginia Ds,ria, between
Ph:icas Bond attorney for The creditors Of Eze.
he Edwsrds pitt ard David Ross and others
csf,s. IN order .o-,ise the sum of dolls S67 SO,
t.uc and payable on the frs, day Of July 1905, and
tue farther sun of dolls 1866 Go, due and pay
sse 'ke First day Of Jinuary 1906, that valuable
1nd well known es,a,s in, the county of Bote,curt,
S''icd 70 Ky Ii. ~ IS, stated By said Ross
tason>ain c69S acrc ~
The sac eilitah place on the premises on
the ~1tn Gay o, Feb uar) next.
Also, On The 4th LAY Of March next. viii be
s7it. anler the aforesaid decree, at the Oxford
Iron Works, in the county of Campbell, nun.
lcr ca valuable SLiYES. .lE
Ben. Mosby, Z. M. for
JOS. Scott, NJ. V. d.
january Is, 1906. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
v u l. c. A N.

a FINE JAojI.Ass viii stand ,he enyu,r1
season, to commence the first OF March and
end the irst OF August AZ my mill Ia Chester
reid coun twenty niles above peiersbufs and
thirty lion Richmcnd, and viii he lct 60 maze
On the toIowIng terms--six dollars and one
quarter the season; notes tothat amount ,,usr
be sent with the mares or they will no, be rccei.
wee winch may b. discharged at any tine within
the season, by the payment of five dollars ,,;,n
ore quarter 70 the groom. The preat So.
strength and visopr of Vulcan, entite hin, 70 he
ranked among the iirs' Jacks IN ,ha Uni ed sta,rs
Vulcan stood the last season ae Mr.. X yyethe,s,
IN Dlnw'idie and is thoush, by hin, very sure
ieai ge'ter vulcan WIS got b. the Duke of
brunswick, his Dam BY The Royal Gift.
- 49, FRANcIs EPpRs.
'"ery ~ looo t1A
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
-. S0A.Y yoOKT7.

IN me STATE Of KentRckg.
SIR, ~ " the bird MONDAY III April next ~
~ Coochlard Courthouse, between the
bogrs nfteu ~ The forenoon and sunset, shall
'aks the jcpos ions q Col George Payne and
Clpr. William Gay and the four h Monda
in rae same moii u beiwstn the eaue hours Of
,h. dsy The deposition of Mr. Wm O WinMon
e Uanoyer, at his dwelling house--to be used a.
s"tle'ce IN M suS depending in Hennoo county
,eOau ~ s.est you. Yours.
Thomas Miller.
Mach 18th, IeCs. Az
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
NOTICE.

DO hereby ferewarn any person or pcrsons
z from trading taking an assignment Of !,
Bond executed by me TO Charles Matthews or
the county of Buckingham, for the sun, Of ,vo
hundred pounds. dated 5tl FEBRUARY, 1865. and
payable the 25sh December. 1906 as the same
was gwen in part purchase of ,raa of land
which said Matthew's was no, possessed Of
UaAer Ifvine.
Eew Canton. Goth Feb 1906. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
I. LAND FOR SALE.

HE subscriber intending to move
* to the state Of Kentucky next fall, offers
Tor SALE his TRACT of LAND, lying in the
county Of Hanover, within fifteen miles CT Rich
mond, ten OF Page'&town, and six Of the court
house, on Crump's.creek, (Which aEords ten or
twelve acres of Meadow Land. This traa of
land contains 385 ID acres, is as well timbercd
and watered as any traa Of land in the counry
has about zoo acres cleared, and IN fine order for
cropping The dwelling house is 90 feet by %,
containing two rooms below s'airs and ihoee a.
bove; barn 80 feet b. 40. and all necessary
our houses; $50 apple trees. also a quantity of
fruit trees of almost every lind. Sh1ulo the a.
bove land not be sold by the fsst day Of October
mex, 1t will on that day Ire offered for sale TO the
highest bidder terms Of sale. one half cash, and
credit OF twelve months given Coz the balance
Bond with approved security Will be required, to
carry interest from the date, if not i,unaualy
paid.
Also, en- the same day and place, will be Of
fered for sale, the Crop Of CORN and FOD.
DER. HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR,
NITURE, STOCK, aud PLANTATION u
TENSILS II is presumabie any berson wish.
ing TO purchase, will first view the land before
the day of sale, which viii be shewn by making
application to the subscriber, who lives on the
premises. lOHN RUSSELL
March Attn, 1906. CIV
P.S $50 Acres of Land adjoining the above,
may be had
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
Ten DOLLARS r. WAND

Ten DOLLARS r. WARD
WI ILL be given for apprehendng WILL
Wv AM GORDIN, who absconded from
thepian,a,ion &c the iate Col Royal in Amelia,
some ,irie in the month OF December last. He is
aseark rpuis,,o, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 10
CT IL inches high, and has one of his great toes
Gu. off. cireuNslance sufficiently strong 10 lead
positive conviction If he should be met with.
Ee-carSied with HIM dress OF coarse grey cloth
and s,iidry other ciothes not recoileSted. - Who
ever will appreEend the said negro and put INN
Ia jail or give eh information as will enable the
subscriber ges him again, shall receive the ..
Dove reward.
HiiEam Royal.
Amelia, Feb 3, 1906. If
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JOHN WILCOX, NJ. D.

DR.. Lees { Nindhona) Bilious PiHs.
Which have proved 70 eminen,ly ufelul fer thefe
II years paA in all Bilious Complaints. Iudig,s.
ton, JauTa'ce. Dropsics, De5ikiiy, Head 1cbes.
Gesiiseness, Female Complaints, sc. Their viz.
tnes are too well known ts need common. in an
adveriiiement.--Pfice so cents bex.
Or. Ihem1'so,rs .dromGiic Tooth Paste.
Which whitens and prefervcs the teeth. gives ar,
agreeable isneli to the BREATH and cures the four
W IN the teeth and gum.; ia may be applied az
ai times without in the leaf iniuting the teeth,
The very great aud cxteniive fale this medicine
has met with. befpeaks its intrinGc worth.-pr;ee
Sc cents box.
Dr. RasosoH's mi Biifogs Pills, or Ramih,
PhySic,
A medicine which no family ought 10 be with
out, as thoie Pills ulcful in every complain.
where purges areneeeGary; they are certain 70 opc
rate IN Mort time without occafoning the ieaa
pain or gripng Price only IS cents box.
Dr. hnzvson's Cele6rated HorD Poqyde,s.
! nc mott proper medicine that can be Given to
children to dcilroy Worms. & to remove crud;ties
OF every kind from, the f,a psasgcs. Price 80
cents packet.
Or. Rasoson's ( Genuine Hch Ointmenr.
The moR certain and fate sppliea,ion Tor tina.
diisgrceable complaint called the IrcH. Of snv
now in uie. 1t alto cures all kinds OF eruution.
Oh the face or Kin. il very sgreeable in fmeD.
leaves the Kin fmooth & beautiful, il may be an,
Piled st all times with the grea,ea fafe,y.- pr,es
only a. cents box.
a. Vety particular directions accomnanv
each ct thofe valuable medicines.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
Land for Sale.

NE subscriber offers for sale, $50 aeyes Of
Il tina, valuable tra6 of LAND, belonging 10
the late col Bernsld Markham, Gee. abolt ,hIee
mites above Manchcs,er and lying upon he riyer
"fording several ssry Convenient mill ssais this
trast possesses many advantages which would
be considerable TO purchaser. 1t is now under
nigh cultivation, inelosed in good fence and
wen wa'e.edi two thirds of the above tia6t is
covered with valuable timber, and lea eenvec;.
ent either to the turnpike or river. The above
land i not disposed of privately, prior TO The Isr
day of May, will then be offered at public 49,
ton, on the premises, in loy TO suit purchasers.
Any person wishing to view IL, will be shewn II
6y the subscriber, or in his absence by William
Bov,es residing thereon.
George Markham.
December 24,h, 1906 vv,1m.v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
COMMITTED to the iall Of

q ~ W " 4 4 III 10 VIC ItIII OF
~ tbs county, about the 9Th Of December
last, negro naF1; says hIs name is OH N /;
that he was Oh his way with his master Dcini.
ssy Nash moving to the Tennessee from near
Norfolk, when he left him near this county, SAYS
lac fofnS6y belonged TO captain Ohm Bsamble,
Of Richmond vas sold to Mr. Nash. CT Nor
folk says be ~as hired for the Two last years
W Messiers WIN. .. Henry HaSbaIl, Of Peters
burg Hs : a stout. well made fellow. about 5
iest 10 OF ] uciigs high, aDi, ars 70 be abou, 81
ytais OF sse. has hal Tie Small PIX very bad
Had ON wiIea tastn III. blue cioih oOar aHd
home spun checkertd f,Autaloons. The Owner is
requested 20 come forward. pay charges X take
him away, o. lac vii b dealt with according 70
la.
JOHN WiLLIAMSCN.
l2m) KEEPER oftbe .5aik
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-Valud6le Fanzily Med1clllcS.

Jul received direct from tn. Pa.en,ee., end for
SALE WHOLESALE and RErAIL, by sA-
huEL PEASANTS, Jr Richmond, 4 large fup-
ply OF the following very valuable Medicines,
viz:
Dr.. COsiey's Vegetable Ekrir, or Cough
Drofs,
Superior TO any other medicine ever before in
vented for all complaints OF the L.ngs, and ha.
been known frequently TO efea cure after all
other medicines have tailed. 1t is TO be hoped
thar all thoie who are laboring under Consume.
tire aud other difeafes of the Lungs, will rsfort
to this valuable medicine for rel;cf.-Priee ,e
cents bottle -
Or. Rasvson's .dnti-BiGous and Stonzachfc
Bitfe1s,
Which have proved 70 extremely feryieeable for
lew years paa, in referring weak and deeayed
contributions OF alnnoa every diferipton, and for
removing all thofe complicated complaints 10
common in the fpring ieafon-For common biz.
ter to uic IN families, none can exceed them for
pieaiaptnefs. To ihew that thefe excellent biz
tiers are held in high efima,;on by Phyfician. Of
eminenec, we need only inherit the following ex.
tract OF letter from DR.. John Wilcox refpec.
table Phydeian, and pofl-mailer az the city OF
Vergennes.
SIR, 90 -'N4'
have been one of thcfe who never pus
much faith in patent medicine until of Iate. but
mutt acknowledge from actual experience, thar I
have received more benefit from Dr. Rnrsou,s
6Hfeye, than from all the medicine ever before
took have been very unwelI with aow re-
militant fever.
am, &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01

COMMITTED to the Jail of this
~ County. the 18th Of December last. =
bfighi MuIaiio Woman. says her name IS Nan.
ey, and ti'at she belongs 10 Mr. ThUs HUGHES
OF Georgia and was On her way 10 that place
when she elcpeu from him IN this county saVs
site was po'chascd by Thomas Hughes in the
state Of MayIandS appears to be about twenty
five Yeas OF age --Ihs owner is requested 10
come forward pay charges aud take be, away. or
she viii be dcals with as the law G:reas.
John Williamson,
Kc(ber Of M JaR.
Prince Eewa.d c. Il. Jar 90, 1896. On.