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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-20
Office of the Mutual lnluranc.
CCnuDanV.

dgahHF rffs on GoSdj ana FHrhitET.
4 I general meeting Of the meuben of,h.
3 Mutual lrluraDce Company sssina Prs
On Goods and furniture in the Gate Of Vr0ioi..
bald by adjournment, at the Gsn.ra OGs. Of
lnfarance, in the ei;y Of Richmond, February
18th, 1896,
Mr.. NELL M'Cbull vas elected P,iasn,. |
,IEsc IT, judith, )n.
saaae' Pointer G sissa Il iI Ri, 4;
Jacob Faekler, u,oaa y NM
Gee. Ggsealow, H'oNu'
Mr. Robert Birehtt, Director fur The diG
tria Of P:nIburg.
William Vaughan, do. Norfolk.
Robert Walker, 50. Fredericksburg.
Samuel Csaig, Go. Alexandra.
Adam Douglas, de-. WinCh.Ga.
Jacob Sweep, DO. Stanton.
VIZ. H. FIrzwAyLsoSN, Principal Agent
WM. PaIce, Gather General.
ExtYaa fran tie preceding; Of '5s Cmra!
Melting.
i" Any fubfcribe', or ncmber, OF tti' CON-
peny, may hereafter withdraw his inlurance, IN
part, or the whole by giving notice, in writings
Ggned by him, and acknowledged P:donaIIy DC.
fore the PRINCIPAL AGENT, CT daIy ati'l'ss
and certified under the hand Of a maglktats ana
on payment of ons quota, if one or mo's qsS'a'
be due and payable by him, at that tinn'' s0a y
(all benceforu ard be exon,rard ron any Fu'tp''I
payment, OF dtmands for loass Incurred aits' ,ua,
le, of the dsy when the faid written notice 'A4',
have been lief, with the PalNslrAt AcsST' ana
the quota paid, bat not from any payment :"
demand, on account Of lcGcs incurred o''olt saa
&c: Of the day when fuch notice ihali AsF $50 w.
depohted a. before mentioned, ard BIS nia'a. ~
fhall ceaie from tha. period, and 1t man W li'l
du.y Of the Principal Agent to give Dim -
ficate of dilcharge." n;,4,1
mRr,onyrp, Tia. the Prsaient and DlifI''1
ors be requeaed to fufend, for the PIssa S. in in
collection of more tbaa one quota and to give "i
aruttions accordingly, to their agens' a.. m,J
nie., taking doe care that their inl'iu'''u d., No.
rot prevsn, the recovery OF one fa0'a' 0ns s,. !,
tees that may already be given 10 n''A'
arrsat." ,r.n, ID
{" RESOLVED, also, Gha, on the p'yh s.',iJ
one quota the ps'fon paying may have ''' D'
Of this inluyance.' D.. ,..o,ss
The following is an extrsa from NE ne: 'eS 1,]
Of tn. proceedings Of the Baa:d OF h''s"
viz. all h, corfl
dered as l.ol: to pay, either the q os,.. sga.
eane payable on the FIT Gay o. o 'eh s,csms
teen hundred and four, or ,fa. S''' .,ah,,.a
payable on the fIa day Of os.o .. v.5e, ID
huodred and FIVE, except fSs0 a, as, sS Il. e..
all intent. and putposs, injured oi'd Az, NJ If II.
which happened, 10 Norfolk on -, u.3 ,ho
Who paid ,heir premiums pre'io'Ay TO ''' =
hrc." As,st.
NM. H. FIrzwHrLsoNS' ED
Feb zS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-20
1ho9sDfoH's dramatic Tooth Pa52e,

For the fcuryy 10 the teeth, and gums, and for
whitening and preferving The teeth. IL likewfe
takes OFF all difagreesb imcls from the breath,
which generally ariles from fcofbusic gums and
bad teeth. This pate is much in ufe, and h'gh-
~ efeexlsd by all thofs who value the pssiefvati
on of their teeth, i. may be applied ssall times
with the greatsf fafety. II is neatly put PIP IN IN
pewter boxes with paper direaions. Price SO
cents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-20
DR.. Raw{on's Itch Ointment.

A certain and fate application for that difa,
grecable complaint call:athe ITCH. Price "a
cents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-20
II7T1OI,ao HIN GSTON,

D .e,.afollv uiostas his II enss and the public in
n.,.,al that he hath reaaoved his For. to-
sing. Rrset, mex, door to Ms. Jos. 15s,atsT's,
a.5e,< he bath forfale an estsaFvf gG0rtmt1t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-20
VAL UABLE FAMILY
MEDICINES.
I.R received direa from the Patentees, and
FOR S6L & BIZ
JAMES KENNEDY. Jun.
DRUGGIST
Thefollowing Valuable Medicines;
Dr.. Rawlon's Apt5- Bslious ans
StomacheL Batters.
Thefollowing Valuable Medicines
PR E p AIRED BY
THO NJ II S II. K Al ) q ~,
N.mper of the Connecticut Medical Society.
DRUGGIST


r-%HESE B;tters have uedoubtedy had the
~ nos rapid lae OF any Patent Medicine e.
yer before ditcoseted, and are jealy appreciated
or their finp ular asa eucomaior virtues tor re-
aoring weak and decayed contributions, and all,
thattssin ofcomrlicated complaints 70 common IN
the fpring and tall fcafons, fuch as iatermittaat
FeUt,s and 44gass, loag dstzmaal FtUtrs, ~
feateriss, sc. they alto very piea!ant BIT
ter for common ufe, and whe.e they arc known
they have taken the place and fuperceded the use
of all other bistas in public houiesas well as IL
~private familics.-orice SO cents abox.
4 DR.. Lees f1Vindham Bilious Pills.
THE great iaIe and interesting demand tor thefe
valuable pills for tsele twelve yea patt, be-
fp.ak their insriahc worth. They have proved
Gngularly eiicacious in BHliuas and Tell0qv f.,
-yfrs, Taasdiet, Fsa2 8aebs, Dljtsferie'. B'li0"s
Gbsiis, cesissxsh, Fs.salt en9laint,, te. =.
The very great demand and high eiteem 10 J.
which shefe pills -ase held throughout the United
States and the Wet Indies, has induced many to
Sounterset them the parchaier is rcausHef to
obierye thar the name of Samuel Lee. Jun. 1.-THE
patentee} is affixed to each bill of ditestions, u
his own. hand writing, or they willnot be gsna-
ine Price SO cents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-20
January 10
TORRENT

Ind immediate foDsJzon 8luen !,
-GIXTEEN hundred acres OF lanu,
~ abous three miles from Fendal's mill near
ia ;,,le Falls otSp otomac-- This Lard is OF
good 60. qusiisy and well adapted toewhest and
srae under good -nciof.es and having toieTa-
bIe dwelling houle and osfat necehary buildings,
It;s caaable 81 ue.ng divided into ieytfai isnsS
,,,.n,, 10 as Is tu3. spoican.s. On tic pennies
IS a good blAckta'th'- .s.82 and TOOLS and aneS
.stleet a and ia. that oansfs. Tenants my DC
fuppica AZ fair Price 9 eo'n' nay .5u 40 %
{, with iundfy wori. h,sisa, mules ans oxen. =
Mo,s ,h,n.svra i1uatsca hs|hsis OF wheat asr
r r oo The. preas.ies. GTf George sfra. ion,
living on III. premtiss, WI intw the land ""d
other property to apy.lieaeE'
s Richard Bland Lee.
U;,e;n;a. Fcb. Ito. cav
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-20
Hinkley's Infalllble remedy fol
the Piles.

Price so Cenfs Box.
Very particular directions accompanying each
of thefe valuable medicines.
He has hkerOaie for Sale,
A general aa,ortmene of Drugs. Patent ME-
saicines. Shop furniture and Walls; few hand
fames Hail Lamps; Indian Shades; proof walls,
RHencs of Spruce Patent 81 rking Madeira
and Sherry rine; black bottles in hegfheadss
Paints ground in oil 5 aud few barrels Flax
feed Oil, which he will fell on rcaionablc terms
or cath, or TO pundual euf0mers on a ceiort
srcd;S.
eT A generous allowance will be made to
tbale who purshaie the above Mssisines by the
dozen
March a. saw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-20
DR.. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir !;
Or Cough DYobs,

For,coughs, Colds, Athmas, fpisting OF blood,
aad all difeaics Of the iuags. It's merits fands
uarivalled. Price so cents bottle.
DR.. Cooley's Rheumatic Pills.
Price so cents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-20
S Z f. D S,

Bath Of. English 8 american groufh,
The former ,alp5r,cd ,hl iah pes ,be ih,p She.
pe,dsls, capsa,n Wells, va Norfolk,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-20
C. poaponc,acat.

The lale Of the To, of Cro,,n.,
verified ey 1h7 ,ut''crieer Ia ike p,ac. 49, a.
a. the Coffee tioas:, ia poap-usd iii "a TI q,
DAY .nexr, at one o'c'css, (. Ii. n,m. lef&
F.,,,,.r !, John Dunlap, Tuf.s. .'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-20

PRINTED DAILY
RY sA4sUEL SNoV1'SH'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
41oIitttaI 99i9c,lianp.
Fran The Commercial Advertijfr.

Fran The Commercial Adveytjfr.
TO Intelligent and refectin g
minds, the Preient IS moment, Of
the mott ferrous apprehension and a
larm. AT no period Gnce the efab-
lifhment Of our government, has our
political horizon aGumed a more in
aufpIcious and threaIning afpeGt.-
" Clouds and darknefs" left upon our
land. In this Gtuation it becomes
the people deliberately and faithfully
TO furvey he ground on which they
ltand, and to feek refuge from the
approaching temPeR.
With the view Of leading the peo-
pie t. examine. reflect. and prepare
to act, We fhall give a hafy fketch
If The real Gfuatioa Of onr eoHHty, and
the aa4gsrJ zvticb threaten il. The
View fhall be concife, plain, and as
far as We 90 correct. The external
and iatern1i y;,aafi2H ihall be diitiuct-
" examined.
The EXTERTAL SI1UATTOM.
It Will here b necedary 70 look
back to the commencement of the
lat FELTON, Of Congrels. At that Pc
ROD, the government found itfelf in
volyed in a ferries of difficulties with
the three principal maritime nations
Of Europe. Great Britain had inva-
ded oar neutral rights, captured our
vef.ls and imprsfed our feamen.-
France had attacked our commerce,
and blockaded cur fouthern ports,
inaRed on an Introduction Of our
trade with Hayti, and demanded fri
butte, on the penalty Of French and
Spanilh war. Spain had robbed our
merchants, imprilooed and butcher
ed our feamtn, made inroads into
our territory, carried captive our cit
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01

a Brown or chefnut eslorel MARE =
= New fhoes 5efore-had on one foot
when fhe went away, one old ihoe-lhe IS Of
imall Gze, trots all, carues her head low, has
on her back, each fide the back bone, ieveral
white fpots, occzGoned ny the heat and the
Iacdle, lone cali them PADDLE bois; one IS IS
big as mans hand, on the near fae-tle
that has her in pefIciIion and will deliver her
TO the fublcriber, 1laI have four dollars re-
ward. She ilrayed from the palmre belonging
to Peter r. Smith Efq in Portland, on The
goth oc. 1906, HQLLIBVT HERRICK.
Ns7. II,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
tioratio G. Quincy

Fioratio @. Quincy,
EXPECTS to move to the welt
: ward Of Bolton, with his family in few
wealls-therefore the ceparInerihip Of
Marcus & =, O. Quincy,
is this day difrolved by muual confent.-All
perlons having demands Oh iad firm, are de
fred TO prelent the fame for lettlement ard
thofe indebted are reqeited to fette The fame
with Hcrafiy O. Quincy
MARCUS QUINCY.
HORATIO G. QUINCY.
N7y "a
N B. The Painting & Glazing
bufinefs will be carried on in future by
MARCUS QUlUCY
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
John Lord,

N.n5s2rto 1Es6-s. Crgf . llzrtia'5-Fore.Hsrf,
HAS received by the late arrivals
from Europe, and now opening for faIe,
. complete aAortment Of
EagLb HAS Of tie ns7v5f tcjbi5n,
Among which are -
Real fuperfne mems Beavers,
Large and final rim'd do. Of the fecond
quality
Few real patent fix 90
Mems and boys cameI's-hair do. Of vari-
Gus kinds and SOIors
LiI'-s-5.--A haldfunc afo-tmant Of me
RlcAN HATS and HAT-TRIMMINGs, Of
every Description.
q Cath and the higher price Civ
en- for all kinds Of Shipping and Hating
-FcyRS as above. 6l Nov. "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
CARRYING IN GENERAL
EXECUTED bv WILLIAM GARNON5,

EXECUTED ey WILLIAM y GANNorSo'
CRay-Cove, F9re-sfrest, PortL1nA.
II AVING pra8ifed with the mof eHper-
4 fenced aud bet workmen IN America
and Europe, he aatters himlelf, that be ihait
be abe to give Ca;isfad ION to thsle who may
Pleafe 10 employ him.
CT C0mnsntG are nIele5S, far one
good fgure, Is better than chapter q SeseiftiOns.
Nov "a II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01

Dearborn & Walton,
No. 6, JonsJ' Rozv, Fs-Eye4,
HAVE received by the Galen, from Lon
4 l. don, handfome addition to their for
mer Stock Of
Sgberfne Clotbs,
Computing complete a1ortment Of
BROADCLOTH3, \
KERSEYMERES, Of az dam,
COATINGS, ( and sezvef ,gi9si
YESTINCS, &c 9ie.
Ag6. Trimmings Of all kinds con
itautly on hand.
They continue to execute the
Tailoring Business,
IN the moi fashionable ftyle, aud on an extern
Eve fcaIe.
O They would obfcrve, that hav
ing obtained luitable help to profecute their
bufnels to advantage, they will be able TO
ferve their employers with as much faithful
neis and dilPateh as at any fhOp in town.
No1. "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01

For iale.
A Large and convenient FARM ftuated
"A in Sev52ysnr5 eight miles from Portland
lying on the can ide Of Libbys river, with
large Houfe and barn thereon, well watered
with plenty Of wood aud lhiF-tlmber
thereon-a convenient landing FOR building
Vedes.-Long credit will be given ifequlred.
For further particulars, inquire Of
REUBEN FOGC.
SeaL5ar-ncL. M, ] I.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
4 hOnaS Clark.

HAS received for fale, at his ltore
in FJe,frest, an additional alortment Of
BOOKS-among which are
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30

. been SO long desolated and as 4 recsssa-
[, ry consequence of this disposition, his ma
ijesty was naturally DESTROYS to conclude no
peace for himself, which should not est.
blish general tranquility upon solid grounds
| and which should not be at the same time
honorable both for Russia and her al
lies.
The instructions which NJ. D'Oubril
received, perfectly correspondent with these
his majesty's wishes; it was only upon the
principles which have been mentioned,
that he was authorised to treat with the
French government !; but every Just and
equitable proposal was declined by that
government, and M. D'Oubril was pre-
vailed upon TO sign an instrument, by no
means calculated to secure the object his
imperial majesty had i'll contemplation. -
He has, therefore, refused to ratify it With
out the smallest hesitation, fact winch
has been communicated by the imperial
government to the cabinet of the Thuilie-
ries.
"Fully sensible of the happy consequent
ces winch would result from an approSii-
NATION between the two powers, upon e.
quitab.e principles, his imperial majesty
has at the same time instructed his minis
try, to again signify to the French govern-
ment the grounds upon which he viii be
ready to renew the negotiation, and
which are the only conditions he can adj
NIT, for they involve the general good, the
dignity of his throne and the welfare of his
allies The manner in which they will be
accepted or declined by the French govern
ment, will enable Europe to estimate the
degree Of sincerity with which France
made pacific overtures at different times.
6. In making this communication TO your
excellency, in order that you may impart
it to the court at which you reside, l have
the honor 20 be, &c. &c
(Sigaed) "BUDBERD.
"St. Petersburg, 4-16 Aug. 1906.
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(By Authority.)

AN ACT


To saStfendt he alteration D an act, initiated
&C In acf ~ hroIibit fhe imh0riaifon of
certain goods, 7oares and merchanGize,' -
cid to remit fhr ncn0iiies incurred an :
DER The same.
BE il cnactcd 6ytb Senate and House
Of RetreseNtdrtprs Of the United States Of
.dmerica, in Congress assembled, That the
operation Of the act, passed on the eigh-
teenth day Of April last, intitiilcd I" An
act to prohibit the inpoi t;tion of certain
goods, wares and merchandise" be, and the
same hereby is suspended untilthe firstday
IF July next.
Sec. 9. md be IL further enacted, That
all penalties, fines and forfeitnres, which
may heve been incurred by virtue of the
provisions Of the aforesaid act be, and the
same hereby are, respectively RENTED, on
payment, by the parties by whom such
penalty, fine or forfeiture may have been
incurred, or may accrue before notice OF
this act shall have been received by the at
tornics of the several districts Of the United
States. ri .,e
Sec. 3. ind be ftfu,1her Enacted, That
the President of the United States be-,
and he is hereby authorised further to
suspend the operation of the aforesaid
act if in his Judgment the public inte-
rest should require it Prouided, That
such Suspension shall not extend beyond
the second Monday in December next.
NTH. MACON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
GEO: CLINTON,
Vice-President of the United States, and
President Of the Senate.
December 10th, 1906.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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FOR PIE ARcvs.
u
ADDRESSED TO MISS C.. Lssss


ADDRESSED TO MISS c. Lssss
SAW thy earliest dawn Of thought,
Hume thy lovely infant face,
E'en then-with mental beauty fraught,
Zach feature spoke peculiar grace.
saw.thy form, thy mind improve, <l,
Each namcless grace perfection claim
Divine asscmblage. which must move,
All hcarts--not dead to virtues fame.
And ah! see thy modest worth,
Alone unconscious of these charms,
Shrink from the praises they call forth,
Which envy of her sting disarms.
Mental with pers'nal charms combin'd,
Alone is bcauty-or can give,
decided empire DER the mind
And this shall last-while life shall live,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30

He Commandsnt of the 18th regiment
a OF militia, requests those gentlemen
who have received commissions in that re-
giment, and who have notyet reported their
acceptance or refusal, Will no longer delay
to make such report TO him-that he may
make to the governor such report as may
be proper for the information of the cxccu-
tive in supplying the vacancies in tae re-
giment
City Of Richmond, !
Dec. 18th, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30

lust received and for sale at this Office,
War i'll Disguise
Answer to War in Disguise
An enquiry into the present state Of the
Foreign Relations of the union, &c. sc.
The Literary Magazine and American
Register, for October, 1906
The History Of Napoleon Bonaparte, En-
peror Of the French
The Revolutionary Plutarch, OF Memoirs
of the Bonaparte Family
Carr's Stranger in Ireland, Stranger in
France, and Northern Summer.
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OF TIE
CODE (;



IN WHICH WILL BE INSERTED.
|. Such Public Acts as have been omitted In,
the last edition of the Revised Code.
III. A compilation of the several laws for fI,e.
establishment of the James River. Poro,v-
mac, Appomattox and Dismal Swami Ca.
nal companies; in all of which the state,
has an interest.
III. Acts for the establishment. of the Num-
al Assurance Society against fire on bu;ld-
lngs of the state o. Virginia.
~. Laws concerning the Northern Neck
V. Afable of Fines, Forfeitures, Penalties
and Amercements, designating such as
are to the use of the COMMANDMENTS
such as so towards lessening the county
levyi such as belong to individuals and
suchas are appropriated to any particu-
lar object.
VI; Acts for establishing Turnpike roads.
VII. Acts authorizing the erection of Toll
Bridges.
All the Acts comprised in this volume.
have been carefully collated by a GENTLE.
man OF the bar--Notes of reference to for
MGR and subsequent statutes, are annexed
to each chapter, and copious INDEX wiz
be given at the end OF the work.
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TIE subscriber takes this opportunity to
inform Citizens, and all whom it NAV
concern, that he intends at his Seminary.
about six doors below the old CITY Tavern:
Richmond, to teach the Greek, the Latin.
and the French languages, the Englislr
Grammar, IN way to make them useful
TO society, and not in that method of caus-
ing pupils to repeat without any u ,staI tiaE
knowledge of the same
He likewise means to teach navigation.
Surveying, Arithmetic, Writing, Chrono-
logy, History civil and natural, Metapby-
sizes, Logic, Ethics and the eight branches
OF natural Philosophy and Geography rela-
ting to the Atlas, and the minute use of the
Globes.
Terms, Navigation and Surveying, ten
dollars erpiece the Languages, Arithme-
tic and Writing for the ensuing seasons, arc
reduced to six dollars per quarter. The
branches OF Philosophy at fifty shiiings per
quarter. He will likewise board at a rea-
sonable rate. 80.
N. b. By the beginning Of December at
his night school, he will teach the above,
arts and sciences, from seven to nine o.
CLOCK. Terms six pence per night to
such as engage by the month, and one shIl-
ling pernight to such as engage by the week.
Employers shall be regarded as kind. the.
morals and studies of pupils shall lie pune.
tually attended to.
HUGH WHITE, A. NJ.
Dec. ~, 1896 w3t
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STATE PAPER.
cfreuiar letter addressed 10 the J

esreutdr letter addressed TO the Russian
ministers at foreign courls.
"lt is generally known, that in ,conse-
quence of some suggestions, from M Les
seps, commissary general of French COM
mercial relations, the counsellor of state
M. D'Oubril received order to repair TO
Paris, there to discuss the means of re-es-
sabiishing Peace between Russ 4 and rance.
:" Animated with the purest sentiments,
MS imperial majesty embraced this oppor-
tunity, in the hope Of being able to put an
enaso che ealsmisies by which Europe had
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i. 1t shall be printed on an entire new tvpes
OF size larger than that used in the LAST
edition of the Revised Code, published in
1908.
H. The paper shall be Of good quality, and
the book, when bound, will form a volume,
IN large octave, to match the first volume
OF the same work. The number of pages
cannot be ascertaihed, though it is expect-
ed, from the matter Of which the book
ilbe composed, (there being ninefy.fve
new chapters III the continuation from
1901 to 1905, and upwards Of one hum
dred omitted aets) that it will contain
nearly as many pages as the last edition.
III. The price to subscribers will be FIVE.
DOLLARS, to be paid on delivery of the
book--to non-subscribers the price will
be considerably encreased.
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Publisher H Richmond.
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Sloop Revenue, West, ditto.
Jersey Blue, Curtis, CITY Point.
Sch'r WEYMOUTH, Weymouth, New-York.
oioop Resolution, Gray, City Point.
Gailford, Webb, Petersburg.
Martha and Mary, Lewis, Norfolk
Little john, Goodwin, ditto.
Jersey, Dickey, Savannah.
Sch'r Eagle, Goden, Norfolk.
Mary Ann, Bcnston, Petersburg.
CLEARED.
Sloop betsey, Fenner, Providence.
Schr sally, Covil, Charleston.
Sloop Lark, ireland, Ncw-Icrk.
Caty Maria, Storer, ditto.
Schr Hunter, Sneeden, ditto.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30

TIE General meeting Of the Niutu..l In
.surance Company, against Fire on Goods
ana FURNITURE, in the state of Virginia, will
take place ut fieisher's Tavern in this City,
at II O'Clock in the forenoon of the second.
"Wednesday in the next month.
WIN. II. FITzwHYLsoNN,
Principal Agent.
Richmond, Dec. II, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30
M AY be purchased Oh long credit, and
1vA low terms, the
Il E N f M EN-

On which the Subscriber lives, situated on
Church-hiil, within about one half mile of
the Richmond market-Containing two a.
crcs of ground, well enclosed and highly
improved. The buildings consist of a large
and well constructed Dwelling House,
Laundry, Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke House,
two Stores, Brick-Office, Coach House,
Barn, and Stable. All these BUILDINGS are
well finished, and in compleat order for
the accommodation of large and genteel
family; who may have easy access to all
the advantages, of the city, and live as re-
tired as they could wish.
JOHN ELLIS.
Dec. goth, 1906. If