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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-11
splgIgH MIFBTER.-We beg leave

1 SpaVIgH MINISTER. I'VE beg leave
orsc,Rmen I'D TO the attention OF ouFVtg9r
as sadaiga spirited ADMINISTRATION The toll
! Iowcg nole wris,en by Mr.. secretary Yer
non B, order of hc kiog of England, dated
the sosh September, 1899, and sent to the
B Spanish ambassador then resideot at tue
couu of Lordon:
Ais males,y havieg seen the paper
which The secselary 70 the embszsy OF SPAN
Ia, lately delivered, hy order Of your ex.
ce,Iency, 10 scyeralof the lords justices OF
the kingdom his majesty has fodnd tae
con,en,s SC inscssEt and sedi,ious, that 10
ycsen,n.a, of so extraordinary proceed
iug. and which can by no means De jusei-
SAby the law of natio0s, he orders that,
yoagoout Of his dominioas precisely az.
aei9sn days. 20 be ccunted from this nett.
fcsiou, and that you keepin Your house,
Without going out of she limits of II, till.
your departure. Il am also commanded 10,
let you koow, that these are the orders OF.
his majesty, ina; no writing beany more
received from Yen, nor any OF Your domes.
6es.'
!kia statement is eYracfeG from Prior's.
history Of his own time and it is some.
shatfemsrkable that the historian says not
AVOID 3f the ambassador having reformed
for answer thai he would remain as long as
It should suit the interest Of the king ms
mas,eror his o1pn pers0na! conUs2ience: Nor
do We bear OF his having remained tor a
twelve month after, IN the exercise OF HIS
ministerial iuucuocs without any means be.
ng adopted to enforce the order thus Pc.
fsapsorlly siven WeaTe not even intorm-
ed.hat the ambassador OF his Catholic ma
l'sy woold receive no eT1'srS except froaa
'at kag his masterf Haw mucn Setter
these thlRgs arc managed in cor days, and
q this osr republican government, where
'nsfalers know how 70 maintsin ti,erights
and tigri,y of the people. r minister here,
instead Of speaking home merely because
&c isordeted away by the government for
what they arc pleased 10 consider IS inso.
TENT aud sedisioas condncs, puts his fist 10
@er faces AID tells them, that ne will go
Eaea 1t suits his own convenience and
'Asy,t to shew their magranimisy and mode
sfsIau0a,7 agree to the proposition; upon
Which his court furnish him with a conhr.
nation ofhis credentials, commend him for
ms tslshful services, aud then he informs
sas government that it will pot smt has con,
.easace to go at all. How Fortunate II IS
'ua' we have not a Washington or 40 A.
uans To yrannize over US, and spor, with
our aauquilityl Had one of them ordered
syay minister. he would very probably
usse insisted Oh his goiug; and 10 that wsy
might have euraged the court of SPAN, and
setaaps B0naparte might have got his back
Z 100; Nov they feel as much kindness
saa Respect fer AS as master does for hi.
sfanisl. who instead of sparlipg aud biting
Saea he is eaned and kicked, neekly lies
IOWA and ticks the foot by which nc IL
sPurned. III. States GaS.1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-11
alerururia DAILY aupertissr.
SATURDAY, OcToBER IL.

nj, RICHARD, DINMoRE, respectfully begs
law. No % INFORM his friends, that when IN the
:, orrepIacing his Press, the person employ
~ was suddenly indisposed. A circumstance
u renders il impossible to publish an Tx
positor before Monday next.
Alexandria, llth October.
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sLLoAaon fttP.J
Remarkable Dream IF an Italian h14s;:ciic's.

-
sTARTlNI, celebrated nusiciAa, woo
was born az piraao, IL lstJ:a, beng much
inclined to music ia his early youth, dream.
cd one night tfas h- hid made : cam
.pact with the devil, who promised 10 Be az
hi, service: and during lhIs vision every
,hiog Succeeded according to bis miad; hio
wishes were prevented uot, aud his desires
always surpassed By ,hc assistance OF his
new servant At las., be imagined that he
presented tie devil with his violin, in CT.
der to discover what kind Of musician he
was; uaea. 30 bis great astoaish ,aent, he
heard hiu, play soio so s,nGu!arIy beaoti-
full, and which he executed viii sach So
perior taste add preoisisn, that surpassed
all she music which he'had ever heard CT
conceived 10 his life. So grea, was his
surpriae, and so exquisite was his delight
upon this occasion, that i. deprived Dim of
the power Of breathing. He awoke with
the violence CT his sensation, and instantly
seized his fiddle in hopes OF expressing
wha.s he had jus, heard, but in vain: he
however shen composed piece which is
perhaps the best of al his works; he CALI
ed it the Devils Sona!a, but il was SO far
inferior 10 what his sleep had produced,
,ha. he declared he had broken his instru-
mens, and abandoned music forever, if he
could have found any other means OF sub
sissance.
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Cheese. &C.;

7ustreceiued and for Sale,
1000 Goshen Cheese, ot superior quality
100 barrels Herrings.
80 barrels NeW-Lngland Rum. ~
10 quarter-casks Malaga Vine.
5 hogsheads West India Rum.
.4tso' on hand,
"A toIerable ailoftment of Groceries,
and Flour for family uie.
Douglass 8 MandevsAe.
October n. div
L IN d NsG,
From the ship Pocahuntas, Capt. Rowland
and schooner Sally, Capt, Cleveland, from
-Boston--snc for sale by
Lawraion and Fowle,
so hogsheads retailing sugar
70 barrels New-Englald rum
!; s q: ;.: :s::s...-.' on
so chests young Tyson TEAS,
do. shula,, souchohg sup. quality
IL bales becrboon gurralls
so boxes cod Ash
.lc quintals Isle Shcal dumb do, for family
use
80 kegs butter
IS do. picked salmon
20 boxes soap
80 90. chocolate
$50 tons plaster Paris
IN STORE,
10 puncheons lah and 5h proof JaInaiss
rum.
pipes Holland Gin
Madeira VINE
Rotating niolasses
70 chests ;fnperiab ,rThs
10 do. young Eyson
bales Rcerboon turrahs
50 boxes diPt canlles
: so DO. chocolate
10. tig Blue
so halls boxes brown soap
4 cases cotton al>i Woci cards
casks Sd TOD. and 2od. nails & brads
8 tons sheet lead
80 bolts heavy Ravens duck
laaTaTa' SegaIs
No. becf
a quantity OF mo.,s coarse and fine shoes
20 caISs T and Fl Beilona
Cul1p0Wucr.
October II.
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GERMAN GOODS.

io4 packages now landing from the
ship Hero, capt Cole, from Bremen, which
will he sold on moderate terms, by
Robert Young,
pctobsy.m dst-lawss
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'11,b;eh Il IS now ascertaiped he effected his
escape 70 Dunkirk. II he had gone IN any
other vessel he must have been taken, our
pilotssay. by the armed coasters, or have
fallrr in with some OF our squadrons which
would not suffer any other description OF
vessel TO pass through them, but, 10 inc
fishing season, the sn,acks and little coast.
ers arc allowed full range, without moiesta.
lion, in consequence of which indulgence,
he finally accomplished his hazardous OBJ.
iect: on the whole, itUuss be Acknowledge
ed that he evinced uncomnlon sagaeity,
promp,itudc and decision OF character, IN.
der all the difficulties which he had TO en-
counters
The following singular occurrence lately
took place. Three drovers, father and
his two sons, called at the house of a far
mer, not far from the village Of Fairfield,
is Berkshire, for the purpose OF taking
some Of his cattle TO London. Hereth they
partook OF some Refreshments, a.hich chief
ly consisted Of duck eggs, very soon alter
they were seized with vislent lllness,gefe
put to bed, and died before the ne2t mora
Ing. Tie apo;hesary Of the adjoining VII
lage made enquiry IS to tie food they bad
eaten, and on iatliog they haG 60. due;
eggs. he Immediately gave directions chat
the ponH TO which the fsrn,eiB ducks re-
sorted should be searched: this eas sioa@,
and . soad Of he enc.a,ous' wrIgh: ofe41esas
. = r. - ry 4
pounds was fouod at he bottom otin2pond'
Sone mere Of ihe duck eggs Tic, ha7i not
beer used wete examined. and e'acs spots.
were observed iasids he yo!s and oreot
the eggs was given TO deg which caused
its a=sih in very Short ,icAe. Enc eggs
mrst have been tnprsgnated by the aPoon
of tie toad.
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[London pap ]

Otto Of Rises TIE produce Of As,:r,
or Essential oil OF Roses, cbta;acd as the
NV plan alton scd ,napufactoFy q Wsnds-
worth. is stated by TIE rep-reod NJ 5ot.
cher a!2 or. 2 drG,s, from 100 bushels er
soolbs. Of roses. This produce, II gchu
iue, greatly exceeds shy o5,aiaeo! stosa '!'v
aaas: succ@ssfcl opsratiel. il Ln,ila. c.
lionel Polier, wac, sooe years since, had
Is aces under rosvs, newer ob'aibea more
than2 drrns. per 100 Us, of ao~srs. Is
sssanv parts Of As;asFs rssP;hss Of sandal
wood, and il others On Cashnlrr Pagti'
cularlt) swses scented grass are used, &c
Increase the quantity OF altar but it is,
consequently, less pure. 1i,he altar, o. OF.
TO, is tie cream, osscun,, which hoats Oh
ne rose wafer when it cools after i:5:iIia.
ton.
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1Clsaps's oZhabi:'gSeand ucK-
lanbnEss, Blythe piece
" hite and brown platilias, .ace some
Pound :. ;gfiite yarn dovlass, of wb;cb
BocadiI&s and 1q9adrup.e ST. are enfi-
H., 'H'l'S' = tied to dix
linens,
Superaae and sscon:T cloths,
CaSsimeves and Narchestry,
Fine and coarsecoatngs AID t1annels,
Plains, Eersays,, and Kendall cottons
Rose and striped blankets,
EVcrstcd and mild hose,
Cotton and silk ditto
Plain and furniture tlimities
Chintzes and calicocs,
Silk & cotton cambrics and undressed gfng-
hams,
Cambria Inusiins and cambria dimities,
A variety Of plain ard fancy musiins
Flanders laces and edgings
An elegant assortment of mbbands
Satins, lutestrings, belongs and sarsnets
Silk, picnic and lace gloves, nitts & sleeves
Silk velvets and silk shawls
Split straw and Legllorn bonnets
! and ): Irish linens :as
Shigsi2g ard apron checks n
Wh3le and coIored threads M
Durants, wiidboars and bombazetts K
Russia sheetings ar ravens ducks
Gurrahs, haftas, ccEas and lnamoodies 2
Gilly's and common check handkerchiefs
Fresh imperial tea III small chests :, .cr., Z;
Scotch and rgppee snuff il kegs and boxesg
NJ, +, IF, and eagle BtalldyWine guiipow--;
der, in kegs ~. .eu yiasd
And a variety CT other articles all of which.
will be sold on the most moderate terms, ei-.
Their wholesale Or retail! - ,zsef la.
A. c. CAZENOVE.
October / + s-fuSsfhf .rtFs
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- K f. Al q Y 4 L.

The SubscHber las removed his Store 10
King street, opposite the Washington ss;tA
'yern.
Nhexs he has. for Sdla
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25

ING crossed the Sabine. Adviccs, dated
Octocer the 5th, have been received from
General Wilkinson who was then station
ed on this side of the Sabine. Previously
TO leaving Natchitoches he had informed
Governor Cordcro, that in compliance with
his duty, ne should be obliged to attack
the Spanish troops, unless they retired be-
you'd that river. Not having received a sa-
tisfactory answer from the Governor, the
American army was advanced about TWEEN
ty miles beyond Netchitochcs, when the
Spanish forces crossed the Sabine. Pro-
positions OF accommodation, founded on the
agreement of the American and Spanish
commandants TO abstain from occupying n
district o. country TO he designated, were
made by Gen. Wilkinson to Gov Cordero;
to which the latter had replied that he did
not consider himself authorised to enter
Into such convention without instructions
from the Governor General of Mexico, to
whom he promised to write immediately.
From the distance o. this province an an
swcT can scarcely be expected in less than
"a month.
At the time our forces advanced, the mi
iitia had Joined them, III greater numbers
than mad been expected, and even beyond
tne acquisitions made; thus aff,rding the
Most unequivocai demonstration Of their f.
deity to the United States.
At the latest dates General Wilkinson
had dismissed all the militia. except about
one hundred and ftty cavalry, which, with
the regular troops, wore stationed on the Sa
bine; the Spaniards being stationed ON the
further bank.-.E.If. TnfeL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25
bISiI ADrH MS,
William T. Voss,
2alnh Dnrnn
FROM gHs AME PTcAN CITIZEN.

The American G:,zen Of Novembe,.
saws, "there appeared in the yoeobke'8
Friend (tbe paper OF the emissarv Cullen,
alias Carpenter) of yesterday in the Com
mercial Advertiser, and IN the Evening Post,
two column essay signed n Friend 10
Peace, which from the first to last of it is
bitter invective against the national adj
ministr7tion for not fortifying the port of
New York. This essay written tv some fe-
deral hand, most probably by M. R1ue,
made its appearance the same mnrnine. in
his eXcellency's quid D9per. the Mnrnino.
Chronicle. Sec the Peoples Friend and
Morning Chronicle Of yesterday"
The first rcrnar,; that offers Itself u,on
THIS subject is the choice which the writer
or writer's nfthe aforementioned two columns
e?say made OIL the news paper in which their
piece appeared. They chose for that pur-
pose the paper of the emisssrv Cullen, ALI
as CARPENTER, whose paper is constantly
flied with abuse and blackguarlism against
the national administrator. to which the
proposed address of the federal faction Cor
foTtfYlng the port Of New-York is TO be
addressed, which shews that this proposed
address IS mere trick for the purpose of
amusing the people. In the second place,
t1e paper OF this emiss9ry. whom the anaio
ANF~'a i@Itipn projects tor, ~ is they
w'lo protect him and not the people. IS
cramme1 with the most vulgar and cut
rageous abuse agiints the French nation,
the French government, and the French
Minister at Washington and now this en-
lssary and those who associate vith him.
are crying out 20 the citizens of all rrner
states 81 be ut the c7tpeuce offorifyirg Nov
York against the appreheuded conseouep-
.ces of their own abuse, for that is the only
danger ~ which the place Is exposed
The people IF Boston, Of PhiladeIrhi,. If
Bptimore, ofCh'rlcston, and othercornl
cial places, all which re approach bic IVY
ships Of war, do not coil on New York he
at the expence Of fortifyinc heir town why
then does a faction in Ncw York call on
them The answer is, that those places.
though they have heir local disputes. do
not harbour an EN- ssarv of one beilipcrcnt
nation agains another bcllgercrt nation,
and ? fc'eral faction in New York does.
The faction says in their before mention
ed address, that" among the most imDor-
pnt duties Of government is The applicq-
"tion of the public funds to the means Of
security against foreign invasion and f1-
suli." But it is the faction itself that eve
the insult by their continually insulting the
French nation and government. and they
want 20 DC protected against the apprehen-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25
NORFOLK. November 70.

JEROME BoNApARTE. This Prince (sor
such we must cali hi1n) it appears is n be
married to Princess, the daughter of one
OF Bonapar;e's kings, the king Gate the
Dukel of Wurte mburgh. By this narri-
age, Jerome becomes allied to the Roval
Family of England. The kim becomes his
great Uncle, and the late Princess ROYAL Of
England, now the Queen of Wurtemburr,
becomes his mother-in-law. The Princess,
% "hom Jerome is to be married, is the
Daughter, OF the Duke OF Brunswick VOL
1enhuttei, and \ sister oe his Britannica
m79esSv, VINO the Duke of Wurtemburg
married first-Legrcy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25

4 LII Persons are here6gt orewdrned nor
L n - AK an assignment q a b9nd, .siUe7,
oy ne subscribers, 10 Pand@7'h and J5har
1F0'fry, Tvho resides iR the s.ate n Ksasuc-
Ky, dated the first day Of Ocf65er, 1905.
faya6te in .W1U@m5ey, 1906, bit .,or az
ma'ido6te tiH thc iaSt Of .dhrli, 1907, as SviI
ahfear notified on Tie back q said bond
The consideration.f tor 7ohich thts 6o,sa zyas
SzOe'l, 7yas the flurcAaSe o. one h7tnd,cd a.
ci'eS q tand, far 9vhfcA ne Sdid RqadoL,.h
and John RGitey, have NOT made III sgs6-
scrf6ers good ME, and IL il 5eheved tliat
they cannot make a good isie TO it ;and the
susscr6erS are determined not 10 fay he
Gf0resH'd 6ond until they yeceiue an iaals-
huta5te nile 10 SAID land
JOHN Len
IHOS JE.VNT.VGS.
Louisa, October 1906. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25
COMMON SENSE.
N o T C E.

7 FOREWARN ali persons from rurcha-
sirg two tickets in the New York State
LOTTERY, No. $, for the promotion ofLitera-
ture md other purposes. The Nos. Of those
tickets ave 1898 and 22S61 purchased bv
me from Messrs. G and Z. Waite, of New
York, and were RENTED me per post bv
them, as NAV be seen by the following let
ter from them TO me--.As the said tickets
hove vetc come tohard have thought pro-
per to publish them--It is presumed that no
perscn will purchase or apply for the pri-
yes (should they draw amy as no doubt e.
very necessary precaution will be made use
OF by the managers to secure them to the
real owner.
VIZ MITCHELL.
Richmond, Nov. %, 1906. wit
.Nsy YORK, Sclttem5er so, 1906.
Mr.. WM. MITcHELL,
SIR,
ABOUT IS days since we for
w1rded YOU two tickets in the ensuing lot
tery No.15528 and 2236i, both Of which We
arc still in hopes viii come safe to hand,
ifnot please inform us.
Yours, &c.
G. & r. WAITE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25
NATCuEZ, October z.

4 detachment of $50 dragoons and noun
ted infantry. under command oc Major Fer
dinapd L. Claiborne, crossed the Mississippi
at this city on Sunday last, on their m rich
t. Natchitochez, to assist General Will
kinson III repulsing the Spanish troops from
within our Limits.
Officers commanding the several COM
panies:
Captains BENJAMIN Farrar,
George Poindcxter,
Alexander RisIand,
Basil Abrams,
William T. Vcss,
Ralph Regain.
a COMPANY of dragon. from Jefferson
county, under command Of Captain Tho
mas Kinds, viii march in a few DAYS to
Join the Battalion at Natchitoches-like-
wise a COMPANY of mounted infantry from
Wilkinson county.
October II.
The detachment Of troops from this Ter
ritPry, destined to Netchieoches, all except
Capt FarTar's company Of dragons, are
on their demonstrating received or lcrs
from Gen. Wilkinson to that effect-the
Spanish troope having all retired beyond
the Sabine.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25
REMOVAL.
HMAH GOODWZM,

y ESPECTFULLY Informs her friends
z \ end thc public, that she opens her school
Oh Monday the 1st of December, at her
house (near the Baptist mecting-house)
which is situotcd in IN airv, pleasant, and
healthy situation, where She continues TO
tea Oh the English Grammar, Arithmetic,
Geography, and the use Of the Globes. tn
young Ladies And likewise James Good
WIN respectfully acquaints the Members cf
the General Assembly, that he has stuff a.
ent accommodation in the said house forthe
convenience ofboarding and lodging six cen
tlenep.
Richmond, Gath Nov. 1906 Ct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25
Nov. %.

M e the subscribers, Judges of the Ge-
w neral Court, have pursuant TO law al
lotted the Judges OF the respective District
Courts AS follow: Richard Parker and =
bert White, jr. esquires, to the Districts Of
Winchester, Hardy and Monongalia court
house Paul Darlington, jr. and Francis
l. Brooke, esluires, TO the Districts Of
Richmond, Petersburg, Brunswick. court
house and Suffolk; Edmund Winston and
Wilham Nelson, jr. esquires, to the Dis
ticts o. Prince-Edward courthouse, Frank
i'm, Washington courthouse, and the Sweet
Springs IN Botetourt county Joseph Prem
It's and John Tyler, esquires, to the Ds-
tricts OF Northumberland, King s Queen,
Williamsburg and Acccmack courthouses.
And Archibald Stuart and Hugh Hoimcs,
esqulres, to otaunton, ChsrlotteSvii c, Ere
dericksburg and Haymarket districts at the
next succeeding terms thereof.
Witness our hands and seals this fifteenth
day of November, one thousand eight nun
dred and six.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25

TIE "IFP.fPTr5L O8SEPYkP,s
whtch should have appeared in course
on Saturday last, is un>lYQi:l:>hly postponed,
N consequence OF the Editor being under
the necessity ofremoving Gie Office
The paper viii, lin future, be published
FROM the house next 70 the Swan Tavern,
where Communications, ESSAYS, ADVERTISE
ments and Subscriptions, will be thanktul-
ly received.
SAMUEL BROOKS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT
CONNECTED WEEKLY

NE Subscriber informs his friends, and
L the public in general, that he has ken
the house commonly called the City Tavern,
where he flatters bimse fthat from the ac-
commodation and attention that viii be paid
to those that may favor him with their pa.
tronage, and the moderate charges that ne
viii exact from them that they will be a.
greeably satisfied.
- n. WHITE.
November, 81, 1eO6. DIV
n. b. have accommodations for eight or
ten members Of the Assembly, with their
horses Oh the lowest terms. NV.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25
] o the Public

AZ ,uoscribcr has removed to an honse
n Ie 'ic upper end Of the Town ON H.
,oteee' ieauIng from the Capitol square. lIc
o"n',nues 20 practise law IN oil the Su e.
a aI ~5ur's hoiden N the Cityof Richmond,
a .,'iu, aiSo IN the District Court of Bfui.s-
assiduity and attention to the bneine's
trusted to his care. GU
NJ, =. WV. MUNFORD.
~'0'' ~S'h @SO6. Wat
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
R &c H NJ o N d:
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1906.

We are happy to observe, from several
OF the newspapers, particularly the Aurora,
that manufactures are making rapid pro-
gress in some of the states 1t admits of
much douS- whether it is good policy TO at
tempt to force them by legislative provisi.
on butitis certainly much to be wished,
that period would arrive, when the natu-
raj course o. things, shall be favorable to
their establishment.
X appears from North Carolina paper,
that petition will be presented to the le-
gislature OF that state, in order tn procure
appropriations of public money, E. the pur-
pose Of aiding the establishment ola cotton
and silk mandatory.
The ensuing Document must sneak for
itself IL draws, in more vivid colors than
we could possibly collect, the distinguished
acquisitions obtained by the Richmond
Chancery Court, in tl,c zeal, the legal at
tainments. and the vigorous understanding
of Creed Taylor, Esq.
YTRGENrT.f.
In ne hFgh Curt Of Chauccry.
At March term 1899 we're entered rs final
DEGREES, dismissions and Attachments.
At Nav term, 65
~ September term, 43
At March term, 1900, ~
At May term, 81
At September term, SIS
S79
'AtSeptembcrt term, 1906, bvo
the present Court OF Chan ( $40 do. do.
Gerry holden in Richlaontl,O
Teste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25

7 AM informed Gy Messrs. Joseph Marx
4 90 ofRichmond, that hey put under co
YER, directed to me James Strange) Ma
tural Bridge, Rock Bridge county, me toi-
lowing NOTES, and that the same were
put into the Post-ofiice, at Richmond, VIZ /:
On Tire 2lSf October, 1906,
No 2676, c. Bank OF Virginia, 18th
November 1905, s 20
NO; 7S1, B. Bank of Virginia, 5th
October 1904, %
No. 1889, A. Office of D. * D. Pc.
tcrsburg, 18th July, 1905, 90
No. 234o, a. Bank OF Virginia, Cd
May, 1906, 10
No. 2l64, d. Bank of Virginia, sth
March, 1906, IN
No. 1888, D. Bank of Virginia, 18th
June, 1905,
No. 1869, c. Bank of Virginia, 10th
June, 1905,
No. 1911, ID. Office of D * d. Pc
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No. 476, ID. Office of d. s. u. Pc
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NO; 525' ID. Bank OF Virginia, Sd
oo tore. 1904, $50
June, 1905, On
No. 652, Il. Bank of Virginia, s6th
November, 1904, IN
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folk, 5th April, 1906, 10
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folk, 5th April, 1906, 10
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folk, 9TH March, 1906, 10
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folk, 9TH March, 1906,
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