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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-01
TUNIS CRAVEN,
Has neeiive4 BY The late as,iOah an tkgaat 81.
jarsment IF
C O O ID S,

w
London iuperane Cloths | Corded Cambricks, 1
and Caaimeres, Lace DO, !.
Bennett's patent Cords, Rich Coionade and n
No WaiRcoatines, cured India Musins
s;,t. Moleikins, Flo India and Britdh Book
rentiDes, uos
Irn.t;.l. ciouded and Lace Caps & Han5ker-
wfirc tfarfeillss, chiefs,
Toilinet.s, Snandowns, Extra Silk Gloves,
Flannels, role Blankets, PIC MIC Mitts.
Coatpgs, Plains, SIX Cord and Bu'sons'
Kerfey,, Hslfthicks, Cambrick Buttons,
Lambs Wool, Worsted, Artificial Flowers and
Cotton and Silk Eio. Wreaths,
fiery, ORrich Feathers,
Irifh & Flanders Sheet. Italian Msnsaus,
iups. | Fine Iadia Pertains,
4 4 ! Irih Linens, Batta', Mamoodiss'
Shifting Cotton, Dowiais, Ilexiepo'rS'
Long Lawns, ofnaburgs. Brown rolls
Linen Cambricks, &c. &c.
Dimities, Cambfick do. !.
aF He daily EXPECTS an eddst'onal
a0oYtmsnt q FALL GOODS. -.
Oa. 70. dtf
4 T meeting Of the Prefdeat and Directors
n of the Little River Turnpike Company,
at the houfe of John Gadsby, in the tewn OF
| Alexandra, December the 4th, lse5-
| -Order<1, That the Stockholders in the Little
River Turnpike Company do, and they are
hereby required TO pay TO the Treaturer OF tald
Company ten dollars on each hsre by them re.
fprtiyciy fubfcribcd, on the 6ra day of Febru-
arv. 1soe-and the further fun Of ten dollars
on each of their (hares, on the d,a day of May
and the further fun of ten dollars on each Of
their flares, on the fta day of Jsly--and the
further fun of ten dollars on each OF their hares,
on the 6ra day of September-and the further
fun of ten dollars on each Of their hares, on the
6ra day of November next .enfaing the date
Jonah Thompfon, 1rta,ayer:
n...nh.r,,. dtrAFeh
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very moderate. 50,
A. WILLIS.
Januarv Ir. d,m
111E6 = ~ ~ 800
JAMEo DACOtN, !.
a ." oSosRR4 STORE on A'1g s''fs,' Sa'' "
! 0aaHi'a 70 Q" Jo,aae' f0es' a4aea s.
a fre1h Supply OF Genuine Articles IN
the Grocery Line; a
which makes h;s sIortrnent complete.
~ 1922. go e,f. :. ~, .nxoi H.. ,,.w,
aH,,r. e., CO &c v.,;a,,s e.,
ieoV a0o :, 5ai'' = 'uo -
iitiess n
Loaf ana Lump o's'0,
Gansowoef' TT.
ImperiaD q >, a.,
Hyion, particularly leis'''0
Young Hyfohs !. en ao'
1yton.oKin' AUG
Souchons
Ben Green IoHee' a,:..,
Chocolate. ola hyperion qus'1y'
Madeira,
Buiellos,
Sherry,
Liibon, ~ Go
Tenerlffes
Malaga, aod
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IN s TOR +,

Beerboon Gurrahs,
Young Hyfon and Hyfon. Skin Teas, -
Fira quality Ruaia, heavy and light Rasce
Duck,
American Sewing Twine,
HAVANA Segars, OF hyperion quality.
Dipt Candles,
Chocolate,
N. E. Rum, in hoshcads and bafreI.,
Pork,
cafk double-refned Loaf Sugar,
5000 lbs. Sheet Lead, &c.
r Cain will be given for i55
barrels Corn. Apply al above.
January IA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-11
FOR SALE--IMMEpIATELy,
WOODBURY. MILLS.

Lately built ef brick and stone, so by ~ feet,
three stories high, with durable stone dam. two
pair Burr and one pair Cologne stones, with ee
vators, screens, bol,ing cloths, &c on the most
approved construction and now in complete order
for business: situated ona constant, stream, in
the fnidsr Of n delightful wheat country, in the
county OF Powhatan, only one and ? half miles
froa; James river, and % miles above Rich
noHd.
To the mill will be attached 4 lot ofabaut 100
acres land, on which stands commsdious two
story dwelling house and other necessary Offices,
handsomely enclosed under pos, and rail fence,
with garden jailed in, all new. being lately FIN
ishsd; 2 eonper's and backsnii,hs shop, rnlller's
house, houses for the accommodation of the
we,kmen, and excellent water very convenient
for all purposes II not solo beforethe 1sl day of
May next. they will, on thar day, be offered for
sale at public auction, to the highest bidder, on
the premises Terms Of sale--one third cash
and he other two thirds at two annual pay.
ments,
THOMAS HARRIS, Jun,
Powha-an city, Jan 81. 1906 Gep3wsswtds1
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Geo. Watt

HAe removed from the store he formerly oc
a d cupied TO a hrick house on the cross street
leading from the main street to Shockoe ware.
house, where he has on hand and offers to dis.
pose of on moacrsteterms, by Wholesale,
The following orioles, viz:
Loaf ana Muscovado Sugars,
N. England. w. Island, and Antique Rum,
Cogniac, Barcelona and Apple Brandy.
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Cosee of a superior quality.
Molasscs, Ginger aud Fig Blue,
Young Hyson and Imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt
Patent Shot, assorted sizes-And
The remainder of his Stock OF Dry Goods
consisting principally of articles suited to the
present and approaching season, which he will
either sell on credit OF 3, 6 and 9 months, for
notes negotiable at the Bank of Virginia, with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco
Flour OF Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond. 22d NJ CHI, 1895.
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p r N TT G

rs eSecn'ea With aeafsess ard Gccprscg in all it,
A branches at hIe MINERvA OFFIcz, ob6ssiie
fbe Bell 7ag0a,
S GRAsTLAND .fvs bic acknowledgement for
'be liberal Encouragement he hds idfeiy received and
respectfully aeqna,nts tie babiie fbaf be bas poca
ed several sizes of elegant large type fo, HApD.
sILLs, wbieb vpW enable BIN 10 print in roc bes,
manner. Circular Letters, earns, and eli kiuas
Of job vDork peyfo-meadfa sbo,r retice
BOOKS md PASPHLErs can be primer os ex-
PsdiHously dtt6iS office any where in toe state,
three eomPositors and so psessmea being constantly
'nJeadiness. Any gentleman in fbe county ssbs v-
poses PablisbiHg book bampbief may be inform.
ed 9f Granffand's cba,gs By writing 70 BIN t5ra'
re mail (post1ge paid) mentioning fbe size of tie
work and fbe number 81 copies yegaDed.
BLArK RoNDs, indentures of Apprenticeship,
Constablcs' Warrants, t'c. are Ieef TO, sale. n
general assortment Of Biants uif be SHORTY Printed
Toe Virginia Almanac for 1906 is ;asf rebub.
hsbea. and for sGIeby toe gyoce or dozen.
February Cub. 1866 81
g. IN bRprenGse svih be taken on faVordJ!s
ferws.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-11
VIM. H. CABELL.

John Trarnblc was convicted of Horse Stealing
before tbs !Nstntt Court of W Washington, in the
spring ot 1905, ami sentenced to Eve years and
Eve months confinement He was born in Ma
rylana is fees IL inches high 25 years
old fair complexion light hair; grey eyes {,
has niche in his left ear scars in his forehead
and Is a shoemaker by rrtie
Isaac Harris was convicted of larceny Before
the Distri& Court of Monongalia in The spring
vt 1905 aud sentenced otwo years confinement.
He was born in the county Of Wood. in this
state, is five feet nine inches high. l3 years old
swarthy complexion, dark hair and halle eyes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-11
av THE oSvExxon Of Inv co A,inovwrALrriH,
A PROCLAMATION.

TKT HEREAS iris represented to the Execu-
w tive. by the Keeper OF the peni,cnri1ry,
thati OF The prisoners therein confined to v,ii
JOHN TRANBLE and ISAAC HARRIS,
have made their escape from the pcni,snsiary I:
1 have, therefore. thought 1T. with the advice OF
the Council OF State, to issue ,his Proclamation.
hcveoy Offering a reward of ONE HUNDRED
DOaLANS Tor the apprehension of each. or
either OF the sand prisoners and FOR their del,y-
cry at the Penitent'ary and l DO. moreover, en-
JOIN ali officers, civh and military. and exhort
,he good people of the commonwealth 60 use
rseir best endsavcrs to apprehend and convey to
the Peni,ensiary the said John Trambe and L.
saac Harris.
Given under my hand. with the Seal of the
l.. Sc commonwealth annexed, at Richmond
this Sd day of February, 1896.
(Signcdl
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Valuable Property for Sale.

I'M Tuesday the 11thday of March
onex,, viii be offered for sale. by public
auction. a, the Eagle. Tavern in the city sl Rich
mond, I'd: following valuable property.
Four half-aere LOTS, adjoining
each other, forming what is usually called square
in the city of Richmond, and described in the
plan Of said city by the numbers ISL. $50. 159
and 100 These lots command beautiful pros.
pets of the river, and in every respect are well
worthy the attention Of persons disposed to
build
The Brick Store or Lumber House
situate on the street which leads from the main
street in Richmond to Shockoe Inspection, about
80 feet in breadth and about 80 feet in length,
more or less-oeins part Of the property for
merly owned by Mr. William Fenwick, and w.
ing between the building now occupied by mir.
George Watt and thar owned by Mr.. Marcus
Elcan.
The Messuage or Tenement and
parcel of ground, containing one and half acres
more or less, where Mr.. VIM Fenwick former.
| ly resided, near Rockets
more particular description is deemed unne-
cessary, the property intended for sale being well
known TO most persons residing in Richmond or
the neighborhood-and il IS presumed any per-
son inclined 10 purchase, will examine it-for
which purpose the keys of both Tenements may
be had by applying to Gallego. Richard & Co.
who Will give any further information that may
be wished
Terms of sale. approved endorsed notes ne.
goiiable at the bank Of Virginia, at 9, Is and 90
months. The legal title to be retained till the
purchase money is paid. or deeds of trust to be
executed by the purchasers as may bs agreed
on.
CALICO, RICHARD & co.
February OH, 1905. t,ls
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AT the particular request of Mr. Ross. and in vir.
tue of powers vested in us, we viii dispose of
One Hundred Slaves.

At Wsrmins,er. on the 18th day of March next,
and ONE HUNDRED at Lynchbu.g, on the
19th day Of The same month. The slaves are of
the FIRST auality. well disposed and used to la.
Dor, and personally known to most Of u.s. All
the in6In and sickly people, are direaed TO be
left 10 be supported by their masters humanity ;
wecan also safely say, that those people are not
exposed 10 sale for their faults. but under impe.
rious circumstances.
One half of the purchase money must be paid
down, the balance, payable in twelve months
from the day OF sale. bearing inreresr from the
dae; to be RENTED ifthe principal is punetualIy
paid.
1t may well be imagined that from ths cir
custances of this sale. punanalit, in payments
will be expected. and good security required as
to the first payment, il may be convenience to
people who have not disposed Of their crops, or
received payment, to procure note of respeSa-
bility, nc gociable AZ the bank Of Virginia, paya-
BILE al GO days; but this note must be approved
of by us. provious to the purchase And dis.
count of Ten per cent. will be allowed on the
twelve months instaIment, TO those who can pay
the whole p'jce, or upon so much thereof as may
be thought worth receiving. 3w
Jacob Myers, HIM Pasfelr,
Ben. Mes6y. George Holman,
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MICAJAH CREW,
ANN COUCH,
Es'or u Er'ir, Of S. Couch

M Ill be SOLD, on i huurs-
FcS day. the 2osh Of March next. all the
Personal Properly of James Fowler. deceased
consisting OF qvaniity OF upper and sole Lea
'hers eighteen Beds and Furniture, and great
variety OF other valuable household and kitchen
Fdfaiture Cfeait viii DO given until the first
day OF Jenuaty. 1907. for ali sum above fifteen
Dollars. the purchasers giving Bond with sp
proved security, to carry interest from the dare
il nas punetually paid. The sale WILDE on the
premises
Al persons having claims ayainst the estate,
are requested TO bring them forward, properly
au,henncatet, before tie day Of sale, For adjust.
nsent
Those who are indebted are requested to
make immediate psymenf. as no indulgence
eanbe given.
TIL. WALTON. Admir-
with the Will annexed
Carte.svile, 18th Feb. 1906 4w
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COMMITTED to the iail ~

'O4FfIfII Il Z III 10 Tic I0lI OF
~ this county, about the 9Th of Decen,het
asst, a negro man says his name is John.
that he was on hrs way with his master Den,,.
sey Nash, moving 10 the Tennessee from near
Norfolk, when he left him near this county, saws
ne formerly belonged to captain John Brambi.
OF Richmond; was sold TO Mr. Nash, Of Nor
folk says he was bred for the two iast years
by Messieurs VIM. & Henry HaxhalI, Of Pe,ers.
burg. He IS stout, well made fellow, about
feet 10 or IL inches high. sppears to be about "a
years OF age, has had the Small Pox very bad !.
Had on when taken up, blue cloth coat and
home-sPun eheekered pantaloons. The owner Is
=. 70 come Toward. pay charges h take
him away, or he will be dealt with accordin, -.
law. W
JOHN WILLIAMSON,
l~"D Keeper of toe .1aiE
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FRESH SEEDS.
SL-r
MINTON COLLINS

MINTON COLLINS
ID RESPECTFULLY informs mis- friends
IN and the public, that he has lately re-
ceived fresh supply of GRASS SEEDS
from Philadelphia. And he has likewise
received very extensive assortment Of
GARDEN SEEDS from London, by the
ship Bristol Packe', William Day, mas
ter, via New-Ynsk, which are now to be
had at his ORIGINAL SEED STORE,
next door 10 Messrs. Taylor ss Co.'S v xn.
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THE TSPoRT sD RoRsE
ESQ A p H

0y ofd HTeeihiiate, cnt of0n oCrn sister Of
BNzzard's,
WILL STAND at the same place, al Eff.
"en Dollars mare, (by noie) payable
within the season, 90 end as aboye) win uaIf
Dollar TO the Groom. Good high and low
land pas'urage, with every necessary attention
to mares.-Servauts bearded at Twelve sb;t.
liDgs per week
will not be responsible for accidents.
JOHN HOoMES.
Bowling Green, 2sth Feb 1896 2w
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4
Red 6 white Clover
Seed
Lucern, Timothy &
J Rye Grass, SAINT
Foine, Burnet and
Burden Grass
Hemp, Flax & Rape
| Canary Sc Spinage
White and Brown
Mustard
/ Large Norfolk and
Summer Turnip,
green ana ThNe
Asparagus (; Large
| Roman Cabbage
| Lettuce
Imperial, graz adj
miral and Dutch
| Lettuce
Green & white coss
dottO
Salmon, scarlet,
white and black
| Radish Seed
Blood Red Beet
Solid Celery
Early and late Gu
cumber; Parsnip
Red & Orange Car
rot
| Crosses & Pepper
grass
Madeira and SeIvor
Onion
| Early Frame, Charl.
| Richmond, March
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-11

\ Early Hotspnr's
4 Russian blue and
| Marrowfai Peas
] Broao windsor, long
/ pod * Snap Beans
/ EsrIy and late York
/ Cabbage
Early & late Sugar.
loaf ditto
. Early & late Batter
I sea
! Green and yellow
\ Savoy
u Large white Win
ter and large white
\ Scotch Cabbage
\ Large fiat Dutch &
\ large Madeira
i Cabbage
! Red Dutch Cabbage
! 10 pickle
\ Drumhead Cabbage
/ BoncoIes green and
/ white Brocole
Early aud late Cau-
4 Flower
Salsafe s. rJastur-
! tium, &c.
\ With an assortment
h of Class Flower
H Bottles
4 Painted Flower Pots
and Pans,
/ And some red gar
den Pots and Pans,
1 &c.
4h, 1906. z7y
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M0rshuPs Sales.

ITO be Sold. for ready money, under decree
: of the Court OF the United States for the
fifth Circuit IN the Virginia Distria, between
Phineas Bond, attorney for the creditors of Eze.
siel Edwards, ri.f, and David Ross and others
oehs in order toraise the sum of dolls s67 50.
due and pay able on the FIRST day of July 1905 ana
the further sum of dolls. 1866 90, due and pay :
able the first day of January 1906. that valuable
and well known estate in the county Of Botetourt,
called FORT Ii: US, stated by said Ross
to contain 2608 acre..
The sale will TAX place on the premises on
the 9th day oil Feb, uary next.
Also. on the 4to day Of March nexr, will be
sold, under the aforesaid decree, at the Oxford
Iron Works. in the county of Campbell. q num-
ber of valuable .SLApES.
Ben. Mosby, d. M. for
Jos. Scott, M. V. ID.
January IS, 1906. tbs
wM# BY consent of the parties the
sale of FoRT-LEWIS is postponed unit, the
31st day OF March and that Of ths NEG ROES
, at the Oxford Iron Works, until the 9TH day
| of April next.
Ben. Mosby, d. m. for
Jos. Scott, m. v. d.
Feb. 10. 1906 tbs
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
I DO hereby fsrewarn any person or persons
n from trading or taking an assignment of
Bond executed by me TO Charles Matthews Of
the County of Buckingham, for the sum of two
hundred pounds, dated 5th February, 1905, and
payable the 25th December, 1906, as the same
was given in part purchase of tract of land,
WHICH said Matthews was not possessed Of
Walter Iruines
New Canton, 20;h Feb 1906. Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-11
FOR SALE.

rOK DALI,
MY Tract of LAND living in
Iva the county OF Fluvanna. containing by
patent 974 acres, about 900 of which arc clear
ed part thereof is under good fence lies We.
ry level, and produces corn. wheat. and tobac.
co :--mest excellent fer the reception Of manure
II is about twelve miles above Columbia, and a.
bout five miles from James and Rivanna rivers T:
fne range for stock, and the land is well tim
bered with pine, oak, and hickory good orch.
ards of different kinds, and remarkable for fruit
every year lin consequence Of the high situa,i
on) excellent water, and plenty Of meadow
ground there is adwelng house and barn, in.
sured in the Fire Assurance Oaiee, with out
houses sufficient for the reception Of a family,
on beautiful and healthy situation
Any person wishing to purchase, will be shewn
the premises by application to the subscriber,
living on tho place
The terms are one third Of the purchase mo
ney paid down, and Two equal, annual payments
for the balance Bonds and approved security
will be required, as also deed oe trust on the
land to seeurs the payments.
HEzEKIAH STONE.
February &c, 1906. sw
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ARCHDUKE

90 - - - - 90 ~
yysfvch WILL STAND the ensuing
VIZ season, 60 Commence tho
1&As..s.Esst.. first of March, and end the hf.
Sst.,Tsszs.T teenh of July following at the
Bowling Green, and will be let TO mares at Sew
en- SpIneas the season. (hy Doie) d.charesble
"i'h'n IT. by the payment Of Five ard Half,
win One Dollar 10 the Groom. In every IN
STANCE elmer note or the money must be for
warded with tho mares.
hFCHDUKE is a horse ofgood size, blood.
and figure. and, from the appearance of his stock,
can recommend him TO sportsnen, as a verg
promising stallion. His colts have size and
beauty, with fns racing form ARCHDUEE
is own brother TO Wr. Teazle and Stamford,
VINO stand high as young stations on the British
Turf.
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200 Negroes for Sale.

ITAViNG so long been DELAYED &
4 a disappointed in recovering considerable
debts due to uspsnded bx. the multiplicity
Of business in, and the present system eff DIR
stare courts. 6nd my other resources inspffci
ent TO discharge the demands against me (aris-
ing from the delinquency of various co.par,ner.
ships and bankruptcy of debtors) so promptly as
the necessity cf those claimants requires, and
justice demands, in aid of other funds, have de-
rermined 10 dispose of two hundred Slaves, not
from any faults hey have committed, but az the
most expeditiousmesns OF satisfying the demands
against me; have therefore authorised and ap-
pointed Jacob Myers George Holman. William
Pasteur and Benjaran Mosby. as nay agenJs for
this purpose, or any two who can conveniently
attend to this business.
DAVID ROSS.
February 18th, 1906.
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V III C. A NJ.

a ZINE JAeK-Ass will stand the ensuing
Ia season. 70 commence the FIRST Of March and
end the FIRST ct August. At my mill IN Chester
fed county, twenty miles above Petersburg and
thirty from Richmond. and will be let to mares
on the following terns--six dollars and one
suarter the season; notes TO that amount must
be sent with tic nayes or they will not be reoei.
ved which may be discharged at any mr. within
the season. by the payment Of FIVE dollars, with
one quarter - the g.eonl The great SIZE,
strength am visogr Of Vulcan eutitle him 10 be
ranked among the first Jacks IN The Uni ed States.
Vulcan stood the last season at Mr.. X Wethers'
in Dinwidd,e. and is thelgh; by him very sure
foal getrer. Vulcan was got by the Duke of
brunswick, his dam BY the Royal Gift.
FRhEcTS EPPEs.
ge5rusry 10. 1906. MA
IA ILL be sold, at public sale, at
Wv the dwelling house Of the late John
Liggan, dec on Saturday The fifteenth day of
next Month, TWO cows, sundry Articles
of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI
TURE, one HORSE, and parcel Of CAR
PEHTER's TOOLS
Three months credit will be given for all sums
above ten dollars On the purchaser giving bond
ard approved security for all sums under ten
dollars cash will se expected.
SAMUEL LTeChv, Adn'r.
of joan Liggan, dec.
gentico county, Isih Feb 1896. 3w
NNt nN'fED, IS House Keeper
Wv in large FIRMLY, an elderly Lady,
who can come vel recommended. Liberal wa
ges viii be given. Enquire sf The printer.
.clIov s. 1868 If
ReaaY nia.lc PINS fsr sue here.
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II. Heves G Go.

II. Hewes G Go.
ETAVE for Sale at their Store, mex, door to
Z 4 Messrs- Shapard g. Lucke'n opposite the
Market, Richmond, an assortment CT
Groceries and other Articles,
Which they will dispose of at the lowest prices
For cash or country produce. Among which
are, Jamaica and Antigua Rum. old and very
superior Coguiac Brandy, Loaf and Brown Su.
gar. Ceffee Chocolate Imperial, Hyson. Hysou
Skin, and Young Hyson Tea; Port and Sherry
Wine, Honey, Moasses. Figs. Nutniegs, Mace.
Cloves, Cinnamon. Aspice. Pepper, Fig Blue.
Starch. Soap Candles. Salt, Tubs in sets, &c. &c
Richmond Feb 10Th 1906
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE con-
P.dNY.
NOTICE is hereby given, that all
r Nv shares, upon which the 9th requisisicn
shall remain unpaid, OF upon which there shall
appear to be due deliu7uenties OF any former
requis,iors. viii be offered FOR Sale, at Mr.
Brooks's Tavern 10 Manchester, on the 18Th day
Of March next. The sale to commence at 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon
BY order OF TIE Directors,
TAlfES BRANDER, Cic,k.
Manchsster. 9th Feb 1906. IDS
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Reaay mac PkNS. jar sac hers.
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fourteen millions of dollars, would still
leave after the year 1908, clear surplus
OF more than two millions of dollars. APP
plicable to such objects of general improve
sInens or national defence. as eleg'ssssufe
might direct, and Sexisling circumstances
require. And after the year 1915, no o.
ther iacumbrance would remain on the re-
venue, than the interest and reimburse.
ment Of the Louisiana stock; the las1pay-
.men1 of whichin the year 1921, would
complete the final extlnguishment OF the
public debt.
All which is respectfully submitted.
ALBERT 6 ALLATIN, u
Secretary Of tie Treasury.
TRzAsURr DEPARTMENT.,
Dec. S. 1906.
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Here follows the act which Furnishes b.
tine anaiapriso any person who shall
set on foot or be- concerned in an expedition
against the peace ofthe u. S. and authors
es the governor to cause him to be arrested
and brought before Judge who shall, 10
his discretion, confne him, or hold hlr'!o
oa'i ~ four sufficient suretes, each in sua
not exceeding 50 900 dollars !
On Thursday last Mfr. Cass INTRODUCED
the following resolution, which was agreed
to and passed both houses without one d';'
senling voice.
Resolved unanimously, bv the genera
assembly of the state of Ohio, Thar tho
governor be requested to transmit TO ths
president OF the ". S. the following aa'
dress:
70 Thomas 7sBsyfon, PRECEDENT Of M
United States. IS
r SIR,
At a time when the public mind shrosg~
out the union is agisated with alarming re-
ports respecting the existence snd designs
OF party hostile to the welfare and pros
psf'sy OF our country, we deem it doV
Incumbent on Us, to express TO the exeeu
sive or the un!Jn our attachment to the g..
vefnmens Of the u. S. and our conade0''