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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-07

Continuation of Private Acts from Sd COL 1st page3
oS lncoiporatinSa library company the city of Richmond
Oh amend the authorising Talbot Goodwin To-
ato bridge from the Of Suffolk over the eastern branch
OF Nansemond river. '
Is. Imposing taxes for the support of government
90. repeal part of the several allowing reward for
Killing wolves Every part of an heretofore made giving
reward tor Killing wolves, repealed it prescrb
eel that the rewards paid BY the county shall repaid by the
81 provide for the parnent of certain expenses incur
req by the removing of Certain prisoners the enenarv
6s. Concerning the auditor
o.. appointing commissioners to view way Tor nayipa
bic css1sIirom Roanoke to APpomattox.
70 Concerning Joseph Wocison and Carter B. Ha,r;sor
y1ins' 6se huid, &c - 80 >-0""ee' 'o.'eY a.
uhor"s The Of the mandatory arms TO receive
- 10 pa! h ehssrs the assembly their services
H-'nofiiHg mn dams TO be bul' Monongsia
70 Conserving The James
for more elei
&c & n in James river &c ro ''"' TO 'he pas
II ouGPendng against Ben; & Edva Rr,u,s
n. jtrin Hratod = " ~ ~ A"." All" rs or
IS To reiqshto Elizabeth William Smith tho ~, e
~ commonwealth lands, ' '"S 's'' VI
Lee. - ram '"NeS IN iazeweh
&c Aueho Sng Andrew mil dam across ,be h e
SiTnson's uesk - ~ o'' Inc mouth OF
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Until the rs day of March, 1897 given to redeem lands
Tor nonpaymen OF taxes by paying all arrears of
amend the acts the dist
o"f ing the place of a judge appointed during of e
WI" yea TO particular disa ma bed
1"ef 10 a" tnd noe several
me the battalion muster in
hereafter issued 70 be distributed
ne sht companies wkee they than one Light
NsJm 10 determine
By between
and soldiers thus armed failing muss with their
order he Fined
lars ana refusing to
DE oy Quaker
i a Tor relas 70 deliver ke when called removing cur
OF thr
~ dnnas ".slo TO attend company battalion
nue eas T,;nr
carry ue provisions OF this law forfes
dollars and Colonel
one
and TO act as guard the Amouy hereafter aceeping conn
@ resign n 'ess than unless
court 81 or the executive executive by proclamation
IL J'ee and prevents free nee
nauItoes from Keeping hire unless 800
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-07
Operations ct The Armoa.r.

From very and detailed statement furnished b
the Superintendent OF that institution II spne, ~, 49, 81
lowing arms have BEEN finished in the YEAR end;nr with M
3oth OF November 1906, it'll the cost annrxed tn . @
ticle. - -. ~ o, yIeh al
a,1 80, Win pay ohets, at 10 81 each. {
ket cardge) So do.
699 Swords, for ditto 90 6 -
8 Iron scebbards o 1e To-
$50 Set tips for leather do : OF IL
90 .hines 16 do.
hus it appears that musket with bayonet comnlete
the Virginia Arery and of superior quality costs
only ten a9s ninety mills whereas those
imported are well known be Of inferior o,atv e. 90.
tse state, upon an average, thirteen dollars and ftlv cents
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Fvan,,an r. $500
nate of the state ,oo
An nstamcnt On the shares of the state in the bont
of Virginia '| '""N 10000
Commissioners of the revenue 800
contingent expenses Of government 1I'ooo
Upper APPomattox canal company ess
10 pay the debt due James Prudden coz
1 o pay the debt due John A. Chevaic 1oo1
! o refund money to Thomas MILAN ~
lopay tor bringing up the manuscript journals Of
the house OF delegates, of the years 5ss & 1884
agreeably to the resolution of the house of dele
1ss r naS % o. december 9 1904 So 2!
r. ;t ., James river above the falls 7o2 q
To H. Sy lii the OahK prior TO jan 1906 1o,652 6S
r 49,, -. III 1 ,t payable IN July next 1900
For rcy,; ;n'e l iuS'on =, II q
governor o. soo
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Rs0enHe Of the Communicable 10 meet The
Jotegotng expenditures.

Cash in the treasury the fst of October, 1905
PROBABLE receipts ON account of the revenue OF
1905, by October next,
Probable receipts on account of arrearape Of tbo
revenue Of 1901
Do. onaccountof arrearages priorto the year 1 90
Surplus ON tobacco exported
Tax on law process
Registers fees
Dividend on the states shares in the bank, dc.
clared the 9th of January, 1906
Probable dividend on ditto, in July next, estimat
cd at S 8 so cts. each share
Nett amount collected at the James river canal
warehouse
Probable amount which will be received on &C.
count oftransported slaves
Tax on merchants licenses
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ne, penalty forfeiture anerceTner appropriated by law
either wholly or part the of the commonwealth with
their amount scvery the officers TO whom delivered
and his return any. Every clerk falling to transmit such
1orelts SO dollars recoverable by motion of the auditor
IN e general court days notice. The auditor on
ccyng such list shall proceed against every sheriff who has
collected fine penalty, forfeiture anerceent or part
tnereof oy motion IN the general court notice for
the amount colleced which motion the list bv the
clerk shall be admissible evidence. The clerk of every court
snail furnish the attorney for the prosecuting
ere lists OF all for fines, since the first
OF January, 1895, and which returned. And it shall
be the duty OF such attorney, proceed by against
such sheriff, days notice. faro to return suE nro
cess who shall be liable the same penalty for The use of the
for telling other executions on be-
half of the commonwealth And on anv such nrorrss I
ing afterwards returned satisfied in whole part clerk
shall certify the return to the auditor shall proceed
cover the before directed No court shall remit any
nne penalty forfeiture or ancrcsment except fines imposed
Tor conempts committed against the court in which case the
court may remit such fine, any part during the term at
which shall be sdudged ProOidd that nothing herein
contained shall extend where by law given
the party to shew cause where express mower
given to the courts to remit such fines, &C. the respective
Nothing IN this act shall be construed extend to such
hnes iorfeitres penalties are now direct
ed by law, be applied towards esseninu the comfy lew r
winch may otherwise be specials appropriated by any act of
the general assembly. o the first Of Tune
Giving .urer powers Of the poor certain
In cases where donations formerly for charitable
purposes to be under the direction of vestries the overseers
OF the poor BY this law have the power collecting the funds
and them according the intention OF the donor
NO person mgrasg into this state shall be entitled to be
pisced on the poor list n three years after his arrival I'M
less shall appear that he object charity at the
time ofl,is migration.
chancer,,
ihs law is merely intended 70 authorize the removal of
cause 'fcn oe ciancer district auosr where Judge in
WINCH depending may be interested as case Of
vacancy IN the oceoi adge enable the Judge
20 gragl inJunctIons ant wits Of ne exeat.
II Saving fufHh-rtir the proPctors OF certain snds
forfeited Tor the non-pa OF taxes redeem the
issued AFTER stay upon the anancc of an nnea no Sc
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lite fases remain as heretofore, viz.

d. C.
On lands, fo- every 100 dollars value according to
the cquaizing law, 90 4s
On every slave above IL years OLD, except those
exempted as heretofore 90 a.
oneverystu horse and jack ass, twice the price of
the season.
On al other horses, mules, mares and colts, for
each' 90 l2
* "a eYefy ORDINARY license, II SO
va every 4 Wliegvd riding carriage except phae-
= tons and stage wagons per wheel, / Is
IN every Phacton and sage Wagon, per Wheel 90 81
Oh- every other riding carriage, with two Wheels
o. per il. wheel, 90 4s
OF the rent /, re-
on every merchant selling by wholesale and re-
tail, for each store, an IN
On every retail merchant, for each store. * 0G,
"a ''e'y N'"Aer ana Pedlar, 90 90
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resources and EMpenaitu}es Of the Com
111O111up0/fL
non1UeaHh.

- D.
r. o. !ne Senera Assembly $4,000
60. % IN WI government $1,000
S,l'eV,t $3.50 "a r'ii'la 3,4Oo
- I ; prosecutions $4,000
e e-pi''e u GUARDS 10000
Slaves transported ooo6
Iunatic hospital GOO
Richmond guard 1sooo
ling =. Inansiactory oil arms 1000
t salsres 10000
Icrte completion OF James river warehouse $50
ior the completion of the penitentary building fs77
Expense q removing criminals to TIC pc btiarv
and their confinement therein, including the "a.
70 il,tes OF the etscers 1900
Public services Of district court clerks ZOO
iG,leS' On Poo,r oeo' registered 5000
TIC treasury On account OF british debts 5000
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.Ttere orc o. 113
ana biack-woen now in confinement Since the pententi
'o oPef' .n have been returned for offences
balance against the institution last year from ts u q
$3.50 n,,alo' C ci~1li. 269I SO
GNPehS1 Oh guards IN carrying prisoners from the
district jals to the peni.entiary in 1905, so6s At
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Issued aiter stay upon the arnancc of an appeal no Sc
cr was to be taken Il Officer returned no eff cs on
an execution issued upon Judgment rendered by
inc clerk OF the cart IN Slt issue execution against the
dy relieve magistrates from the trouble taking appeal
nonis bare acknowledgement of tie security iaorsed on
the warrant was sufficient s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-07

s. PEASANTS, in PRINTER RICHMOND
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23
From fhe DO ston Censia.t.
LITERARY.
M. Russell.


The charge of Deism or Infdeli,y has
moi nnirequcn,iy been made against some
CT The hrst statesmen, philosophers and
generals OF the u S. Among others the
iaie Dr. Franklin has not escaped the
Charged do not reco,lect to have seen
IN ms works, any opinion of his on the
SUBJECT OF religion. But i'm perusing the
NE OF the late Req. DR.. SHES, President
oil Yale College, find tina, in January,
1870, The Rev Doctor, In a letter 10 DR..
L. requesting his portrait for the college,
thus 'ngenuously expressed his desire ON
the subject -
You know, sir, anna christian
would 10 Heaven all others were as am,
except my impe,fections. AS much as
know OF DR.. Franklin, have not an idea
ot his religious sentiments. l wish 10
know the opinion of my venerable friend
concerning Jesus Of .Mazareth.-He will
not imPute this TO impertinence or impro-
per curiosity in one who many years has
continued 10 love, estimate, and rever-
ence ms abilities a"d literary character
with an ardor of affeclion.--Ifi have sid
too much let the request be blo,ted out,
and be no more"
The Doclor, in reply to president Stiles.
under date OF March 9, 1870, makes this
reply:
do not take your curiosity amiss,
and endcavor in few words, to CRAFTY
II. As to Jesus Of Nazareth, my opinion
oi whom you particularly desire. think
the system of morals and his religion, az
ne fcff them to as, the 6csf the world cvcr
ao7o' orts likely 10 sec; but | apprehend
1t has received various corruptng chan.
ges; and have. with most of the present
dissenlers in England, some doubts as to
ms DtUinity."
ms letter was written about month
before the Decor died, April IL, 1890.
Ncw whether This is not a defence of
chris'ianiiy, or savors of infdeliiy, your
readers can Judge as well as
EUSEBIUS.
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pHILADEIpHIA A. 10

aug. ~. A
By the arrival at Boston, o the shlp Pack
ct, from Liverpool, Londoa papers TO
the Soth ull. were received al Ia. of
nee OF the Political Register, from
which the following articles are select.
ed:
Mr.. Pinkney, with his family and suite.
arrived at London The esd Jane.
a London paper of June a., says, tina
the American funds had experienced a
considerable depression for the FIVE pre-
ceding days. Policies were opened at
Lioyd's about 25lh June, giving sixty gui-
meas To receive one hundred, if peace
shall be concluded with France before
January 1.
- Mr.. ErSkfnc, son oftbe lord chancellor,
is stated TO have been appointed ambassa.
dor TO the American states.
An opinion is still entertained, that
the dispute between Prussia snd Sweden.
VIII be accommodated ihro' the interfer.
ence of Russia.
from some recent maneuvres of the
french cabinet, war between Russia S.
Turkey, is highly probable.
G'ceta still held out aud The vigorous
opposition which is made in this place.
has occasioned an insureStion in the Meas
Politan states which has excited considers
able alarm to the French.
The French have added 10 their do,ni.
Mons on The continent, the republic of
Ragusa, in DaIma,ia. THIS ltne conn
monweallh may answer for some Of the
less ambitious members of the Napoleon
family.
Mr.. Fox was so much indisposed dur
ing the later end Of June, as to be unable
10 attend the duties of his Office and
tears We're entertained that he would not
be able to appear in public du ing The sit.
ting OF parliament. tVery probably the
du'y is such as is not likely to suit his cast
of mind.1
British nary--Thcre are at present in
commission $50 ships of war, OF which
l22 are Of the line, 5 from so to Is, ie5
irigates, Ill sloops, and 247 briggs, sc.
Abundant rains in England had reno.
we'd the apprehensions Of drought.
American Flour, AS. to ass.
Wheat, Is. to ~ 3. per 7olbs, ~
Upland Cotton, lsd. to lsd.
New'Orieans, " l-2d. to le I'D.
Tennessee, ! S I'D TO s led.
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
kICHMOND:
SATURDAY. AUGUST %. 1905.
COMMUNICATION.

On Monday night las, the tragedy Of
the Gamesler, was performed a, the Rich.
mond Theatre. l, is perhaps, as moral
a play, as any that has possession Of TIE
stage, and its selection does honor to the
manager.
While however, it is by some deemed
a carica,nre, or better adapted To The me
rldIan OF Europe, than America, by o,hers
!; is feared, that il bears too strong re.
se'nbiance to scenes that often pass anonr
US, and Heartily recommend a perpSaj
oi the Gamester, TO our fellow citizens,
and particularly to Tie votarie. OF gam.
ing : for would fondly hope, tina, seve.
raj, 1t may guard against the lures of
sharPers, and ofolhers il nigh, produce ?
re formation.
Although not conyersaut, in dramatic
criticism, l hazard the opinion that the
performers deserve applause. II is an
'nvidious task, to aniin4dvert on one or
two exclusively; but when / admit the
merit oil all, must take leave 10 say, that
Stukeiy and Charlotte were very we'll sun.
ported by MIR. and MRS. Green, and ,ha,
the aching of Mr.. Cooper and Mrs. Bar.
rett, IN the characters of Mr.. and Mrs. Re.
verify was admirable--was nature ITSELF
CRITIC.
August lo, 1906.
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ton, If he were no, at leas, second in
command. There was indeed a ,h,r:-
a doubt as TO the policy of throwing SPAN
INTO the already overwhelming monarchy
OF France. If France hesi,a;.d to incor.
porate Spain, it was in The apprehension
that England would imme dla,ely seize
her colonies. lf the colonies were be.
cnme independent, Spain would in the
same instant become 4 province of France.
"General Miranda, however received
CERTAIN promises which had the late mi.
nis'er lived, would have been fulfilled.
var |ts had great mind. He was no.
TO be dauntcd by uncomfortable dangers.
we are persuaded tia, his views were
iaueriy directed TO Spanish Amcrica-but
we cannot say that ho Intended l.. ACT as
subordinate TO the designs Of Miranda.
What has been the subsequent course
OF Miranda !-lic had mind above servi-
MY; he accordingly adopted the singular
purpose OF attempting this boundIess en-
ierpr'ze' The conqnes, Of hall a world,
upon hrs own single resources.
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III COUNCIL.
AHSas. 1870, 1906
T7HE Governor. snl,nn ittn.l 20 ii,

ANBass I6ib, 1916.
a 7HE Governor submitted to the
Il Council, a letter which he had received
from Christopher Clarke. Esq resiguing his seat
IN the Congress of the United States, as a repre-
sentative OF the distra composed of the counties Of
Bedford Franklin, Patrick and Henry-where.
upon IL 70 advised that writs of election be issued
by inc several counties aforesaid. directing them
to hold elections in their several counties TO sun
ply the vacancy aforesaid, at the following peri.
DDS, TO wit: In each county composing the said
district. excepting the county of Franklin, the e.
lection shall be he'd on the court day of such
county, winch shall be in the month of October
next, and In the said county of franklin, the c.
lection shall be on the court day of thar county
which shall happen in the month Of November
next.
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I 1viN Sell NV Land

IN Cooeh'and county. the former residence Of
smith Payne, Esq the quantity near 500 acres.
ana The quality adapted to the culture Of corn.
wneat ara tobacco improvements Of 1907 yalues
orchards OF al kinds of lrui,. and The si,n,,;ors
healthy. For terms apply to Neil MCoull -,sr.
chant, Richmond, Within @ Poiudcx,er. sttc,-
nsy at law, Louisa, or TO the subsc,i5e- en- r.
premises IL will be allowed the purchaser -.
saw wheat at the usual tune, ard possesson 10
be rendered at Christmas next. WY
Gerard Banks.
GoochIand. 17,i August, 1895 a.,
u: The payments will be distant, saw s;,
annual ins;2lmenu. ~ SM
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FROM TIE LIrchFrELD wrrygss

On ! thursday the 7,h we were much
pleased TO observe tea.Patty, composed
OF about fifty ladies and gentlemen, as.
sembed under the bowcr--where tea and
Viaads were served up--afler partakinp
oil when, and a few moments of chee,faii
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23
RITZ. RATS! RAYS,
H-f OBLiCAS FAEAE 2
En5IsbcG IN Dlrbayv. E,rrx~,

H0sI!tea "a Oar5aTy, LorEerrcsf
we are eredibly informed. and We cony-,.u-
iass the public upon the evenr. that the hon.
JOHN ALLEN, of Litchfeld. has seeded f,or,
The federal canse, and pub'Icly profes.ed HIM
sen opposed 70 their principles and coaIca
That he fell, disPieased with the measures r,ur.
SUED ~ 'he federaiis's on Li;chfsld hill, we had
pi'en heafn' OUT we were not prepared TO believe
thar he Possessed sufficient na;nanirit,, 70 .v,,
an open opposition to the cause OF federalism, in
Connsctcu; We are. happily deceived. Our
leading iederalisis exuit much IN yyha, thew cal,
ms ap'st2cy, aad express g.ea, Satisfaction, as
,hey p'e'end he was injury TO their cause .
Bu', as iePnbicans, we ought in Justice 10 saw.
when men OF honesty and taienIs turn from the
error CT tIsir ways let Us 70 give, forget and re.
ceIVs- oy possibility our information be nor
correct. tie friends re Mr.. Allen viii undonh,sd-
ly deny the above statement.
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NORFOLK, Aug. IS.

Our paper had jus, gone TO press on
Friday, when we received a London pa
per OF the 23d June, from which the FOL.
lowing important extract is made:
COURIER OFFICE, . O'clock.
"OmHi9ai has fallen suddenly from
l.2 TO So report that Russia has made
a separate Pesce with France, is the al
lodged cause of the fall"
AS tins is the iates, paper we have, and
the article was inserted at The latest hour
IN the london paper, we have no COM
ment' upon the important cause assigned
Tor this sudden, and grca, fall in the funds
oil England.
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,er. day, IN ~z-;sZ war szasns. Il. rr~--ss
friendly 20 iibery ne re r.y fziF.y infer ,has
'h- sentiments ot Be'siy are sf.g chsTifssi ~
too nlan7,-7. n IH.er.
Hastauisl Ifaeon. E,q os Eor,a c.ro':na, rag
bten rs.eis1ssd 70 c'Hgfess ~ rhs anlEiHno2s
vote os biz di:tri6.
Dr. John Kezn. late surgeon Of the ship Lean.
der. formerly commanded b. Captain Lewis. OF
EeV YORK. arrived at Wexford, (R Ii in the
schooner Ocean. on the 3lsi at. He informs.
that on the 2O.h os June, h. left the con Of Col
SrhI'h. OF New YORK. on bard the Lean1er,
with General Miranda, q, Barbsdoes, IN health
ana THAI the Lezgter was weighing archor a.
three O'Clock in the afternoon Of the same DAY,
oound tor trinidad. accompanied By two En-
Siish hoops Of war, - gun brig. and two
schooners.
Our readers were some tin. since Informed
that the ship Pu:nam, cap, John Carlton, of
Salem, was Cut OF BY the Ma.ays. ar the island
OF ben'ang, while tn. captain wa. ashore on
eu'iness SIR William Brown, one Of his
hands, re'urned home on Moniay .e'nnizht. ard
has given some Interesting details OF ,hIs unfo,-
'unaie ahair; which however, IN compEance
WIN particular request. we fo,bear 70 publish,
III the return oe The captain whi,h is ,hor,ly
expected. Suihce is 20 say. for The lyreseot ,hz,
MY crown deserves the highe., prai.. for the.
courage Win which he defended tine ship alone.
against 10 haays, whcm re completely defca-
'ec' but who afterwards returned, and finding
The ship abandoned, carried her off Mr. Brown.
af'e' me loss efthe ship, obtained ~ sage tn
Na,eu''a IN Portuguese vessel. where ne arri.
yea weak and exhausted. from the woands he
nal received IN the contest At CaIcu,ta h.
found friend II every American captain ,heye.
% whom he was supported and nourished tiIi
ne was abe % undertake the voyage home he
mentions with particular gratitude the mana. 81
capt. Edwards, of the ship Pallas, of saler- zod
capt Colzsworihy, of the Lady Adams, q Man
tnckef' wIh the lauer of whom re returned 10
AmeTica-Salea Gaz-te
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The New London paper asserts that
sheriff Landon offered me the "LiIerfy
If me hrrson Yard! =" wi,houf bail. Now
as every body hereabouis knows there is
no, word Of truth in this, the New Lon.
don printer will please to correct the er.
ror. II is we'll known This has never been
offered, 7vih or Without bail. II seems
as II this was wilful error for even
Landon's statement, which i, in the same
number of the New London paper, goes
10 The contradiction Of such an assertion.
~
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M.nAanA.--Yes,erday arrived here

MIaANDA.--Yesterdsy arrived here
captain Swain, of the brig Peace, from
Trinidad, which place he Lett on The goth
of last mon,h--capt. Swain informs US,
tina, on the 25;h M;randa's Acct, consist
ing the Leander, The Lilly sloop Of war,
two briggs, two schooners, and several
launches, lief Trinidad for the Soanisi,
Maine capt. S. could not inform US what
military force Miranda had; his naval
force Is more respectable than any The
Spanlards have in those seas. unless they
have been recently reinforced.
Ln sh0rS time h!lranda's fate will be
determined. and he win be hailed as pa.
trlot, or stismatized as rebel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23

ihe French adn1ira Lssseigues, commanders
IN the late atiion off St Domingo we understand :.
has LET! 'hat island man American vessel BOUND
% Baltimcre.-N 4. nsn
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conversation appropriate vocal music VIZ.
introduced. II was fi,ing that a inonu.
ment raised by republ can rnagpanimi.y,
should be polished by female innocence
and patriotism.
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DAv. Z. H-L4ov, C. C.
20 DOLLARS REWARD

y UN AWAY on tuesday, st. my negro man
LIZ BOB, about SO years of age. s feet or 10
inches high. very thick and well made, and has
uncommon thick lips; 1t is presumed, as he took
his clothes with him. that he intends making his
escape by water, as such, 1 forewarn all captains
or owners Of vcs.ss from harboring or carrying
him oil at their peril. Tie above reward will
be gwen to any person who catches him ont Of
the county and brings him to me, or confines him
in some Jail uriil get him bu, If caught IN the
county or neighborhood, shall not expcd 10 pay
more than ten dollars, with other expenses.
Eunity Hooper.
Unnnvcr Cnnrtv An1.n., 10 ipnr O,
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RICHMOND, -iugnsE i9th. ISe6,

F0r the affirmation Of tie electors
Tg't6'n tbe dist,iet composed Of RE counties of
TanT!n Be1o'd. latsek and Henry. IL rs ~
dersd tba. a copy IF toe follo,eing advice be nut
hSbea three rpecks success. peEy in fbe V;,e;a 5y
gus, and in sbe Lynebbmg Gassue.