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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
NORFOLK, February ~.

According TO promise we now lay be.
fore the public the resolutions passed a,
general meeting of The Citizens of Nor.
folk and Portsmouth, at the Town Hall in
this Borough, on Wednesday last.
Resot0ed unanimously, That commit
tee be appointed to draught resolutions
expressive IF the sentiments of our citi-
zens in relation 10 Great Britain, and tina,
this committee consist of William Writ,
Litlleton w. Tszewell, Robert Il. lay
Tor, Moses Myers, William Pennock
fheodorick Armis,ead and John Gran.
berry, Esqrs. who after short retiremen,
reported The following resolutions, which
were read, and unanimously agreed TO
Rescued, az Me ofIinion Of this meeting,
That the law of naions founded on the
eternal happiness of equal ard reciprocal
justice, and on the consent pfna.ions, can
not be abrogated or altered al he mere
will and pleasure OF any one nation.
Resolved. as the CLINTON Of mis- meeting
That G.. Britain in the selection and ado i.
ton of her mara,ime regulations, appears
10 make but a single enquiry and that is
whether those regulations be conducive Ia
her interest; totally regardless whether
they encroach or not on the rights of o.
Their nations equally sovereign and indie.
pendent with herself.
RESOLVED. as me ohinion of mis- meeting
That the interest of Great Britain and the
law of nations, are not convertible terms
and that measure, although highly ex
pedent for her, although calculated 70
=
on the nation with which she is at war
although tending to constrain TO her own
ports the commerce Of neutrals, and to
give her monopoly Of the commerce Of
the world, may, nevertheless, be dire6t
and palpable breach of national law, and
an invasion of the rights, the indepen-
dence, and sovereignty Of the nation.
Resolved, as the of'in,on Of This meeting,
That, of this description, is that principle
generated in the British cabinet, which
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
[SENATE, UNITED STATES.l

On Friday the Senate resumed the
consideration OF the following resoluti-
on:
Q. Resolved, That the President Of
The United States de requested TO de-
mGnd and insist Hjton tie restorGli6n of me
hrotterfy If their citizens, cGhtured and
condemned on The hrefert u lis being emitioy.
ed in trade qDih the enemies of Great
Britain, firohibned IN lime of heace ind
afion the iHdenni/feasion # such american
c'tizeHs, for their losses and damages sus-
tained by these CAPTURES and condcninano1ls
and 10 enter into such arrangements with
the British government, on this and al
other differences subsisting between the
Two nations, (aud particularly respe cling
the impressment OF American seamen)
as may be consistent with the honor s
Interests of the United Sta,es, and man
ilest their earnest desire 10 obtain for
themselves and their citizens by AMIGA
bic negotiation, that justice TO which
they are entitled.
Messrs. Worthington, Adams, S. Smith,
Adair, Pickering, Bayard, Tracy, Ander.
son and Maclay delivered their senli-
ments.
When motion to recommit the reso-
luton for the purpose Of amending it, was
lost---AyeS Is--Noes lS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21

imposes new restrain, or the cor, merce
oi nations which closes against them .he
ports OF a belligersn;, although such ports
be- avowedly free from blockade alto.
neutral vessels contain no article of con.
traband, and although The nation To which
such ports belong, open them and invite
the commerce OF neutrals,'
ResoiUcd, That Great Britain, Inv i'm.
pressing our citizens into her service. and
compelling them to fight her battles, and
10 contribute to The Capture aud plunder
III their own countrymen by her various
abuses ofihe law OF blockade by the new
principle which she hath prescribed as \
part ofthe law nations, and by which cha
ehec'naily blockades The whole of every ma
uon with which she is at war; by all these
restraints and expressions imposed and
Practsed by her, on the liberty of our cit;.
zehs, the freedom Of our commerce and
the sovereignty OF our nation, hath OF.
ven evidences of sn hostile temper 10.
wards the United States, so strong in The
opinion OF this meeting, il is expedient
Tor our government to adopt such mea.
sures as to their wisdom may seem hest
calculated to assert and maintain our
right. and to redress the injuries we have
sustained.
Resoloed, That we have an mistaken
confidence in the wisdom and firmness of
our national councils ; and tina, we will,
with our lives and fortunes support what.
ever measures they may take 10 maintain
the honor and independence of our nation
inpiolatc.
Resolved, That the chairman be in
srucied 70 transmit the said resolutions
to Thomas Newton, jun. esq. our repre-.
sentative in Congress, to be by him laid
before that body.
LUKE WHEELER, Chairman.
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The following is/rom he Wew York Even
inp Post.

A gentleman, passenger in the Han
nah, capt. Connell, arrived at this port
from Liverpool, 10 81 days, Informs us,
that previous to his leaving England,
private accounts had arrived from the
continent OF the most important nature.
The official dispatches of this all inle-
resting news had been sent to England by
express; but Donaldson the bearer, had
been wrecked on the coast Of Holland and
the dispatches lost. An English paper to
the 18th inclusive, however, contains the
substance, OF which the following is a
summary
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placeand retired to Poland. The wea-
Their begins to be rigorous. The French
army has taken up its quarters. swan
is supported by Bum, which is strong
place and which they are now busy in
putting into the best state of defence.
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He waists his answer and has the no.
nor 10 be his very humble SER ant,
LhoPoLD, COUNT PALFFI,
Maj. Gen. Commandant at Pcesburg.
P-csburrr A-.
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WLNrY NINTH BULLETIN OF
THE GRAND ARMY.


Marshal Ney has occupied Brixen. az
ter having taken many prisoners from the
enemy. He found in the hospital great
number of sick and wounded Austrians.
On the 18th November, he made himself
master Of Clauzen and Botzen.
Gen. Jallscbich, who defended the Vo-
rslberg, has been cut off. Marshal Ber..
nadote occupies lglau. His troops have
entered Bohemia.
Cen. Wreden, commanding the Bava
rians, has taken company of Austrian
artillery. 100 horses, so cuirassiers and
several officers. He made himself mas
ter Of considerable magazine of oats
and other grain, and Of many carriages
laden with the baggage of several regi.
ments and Austrian officers.
The djutani.commaDder Msison, has
made 200 dragons of La Tour and cui-
rasseurs of HOnenlohe, prisoners, on his
way from Igau to Brunp. He attacked
another detachment Of 200 men & made
so prisoners.
Information has reached US from OIL
mutt. The court has evacuated that
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21

1t is said that the Polish general, Kos
ciusco. is gone IN Strasburgh.
Nj. Jerome Donaparte arrived on the
10th at Nantz.
The deputation of the conservative
Senate,has returned from he grand army.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
IMPORTANT STATE. PAPER.
Declaration Of fhs Emperor Francis.
BRUNN, Nov. Is.

BY the special order of his majesty the
emperor and king who has for some days
honored our town with his presence, the
following notice has been published by
the Resident of Police, the Baron Van
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sS virtue Ola deed OF trust now
~ Of record III he lis,r,a cacrs % Richrn md,
exerned co me br Iecob Trabne, of the county
OF fow'aian. on tie 9Th day oi February, 1895,
IN oiaer 10 secure 'he payment OF G4l8 lis. I'll.
due 20 Lyle ann NJ Crsdie, Of NJ snehester, viii,
the legal interest accruing ;he,eon. and the cas;s
neeessar TO cary the trust mao execution, will
be SoLD 10 the highest bidder, foe ready mo.
ney a. ze' harlah Brooks's tavern, in the town
or Ma chester. on The first day of OAobes next,
200 ACRES OF LAND,
ee the same more or less. lying and being in the
county ct Powhatan, or perhaps part thereof
may be IN the County of Chesterfield, and bound
ed By the lands Of Benjamin Wat!;ins Reuben
Wmtrey Samuel Roper and tive Buckingham
read being the whole cf the t,aSt of land OH
whch the said Jacob Tratue now resides
THO's pGPP, Trustee,
Manchestcr a n-ust Chti, IRI6 IL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
advertisement.

VN consequence of resolution Of
i the Genera! Assembly, passed at
their late session, | am instructed by
the Executive to make enquiry res
pecting the situation OF all Ordnance
and Military Stores, belonging to the
state (not including those in the SER
vice OF the United States or OF this
State) and make report thereof to the
Governor.
In obedience to this instruction, and
as the most probable mean of effect
ing the object contemplated by the E.x-
ecu;ivc, have thought proper thus
publicly to request Of such q. the ciei-
zcns Of the commonwealth as may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight of
any cannon or other ordnance, and
rnuskets cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in Immediate use, to
communicate u particular report there
of to me rs soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
Clerk to ,ie Bxecurive
Richmond, Feb. Z, 1906. (tf)
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oCCSV LIOCOI I.iD (4'Ets ~ 4. -
IN rue CITY or RicuHcHD.
NE house and 10, between the bank and bar
W racks. So By 90 feet. with 8 rooms. i COM
pete cellar tho sig. cf TIC house--one story OF
stone, one of hri-k and two OF wood "a smoke
house, dairy, two story kitckeh, fowl house,
and necessary. all bui, of brick dnung the last
iai-a stable for eighteen hosses, bui,to wood.
The lot is waited in with brick. with palngs of
the bcs, materials on the wall This slani IS in-
feriofto noae in the city OF l;itamopd as board
ing house, pnb,ic house. or for u private family.
1 lived in ,sc house for 3 years. an3 during the
assembly was coouded with company. The a
bove desirable house will be sold, on Wednesday
the Goth of August, a. twelve o'cIock--one
fourth of he purchase money ia 90 days, one
fourth in 100 days for negotiable notes IN the
bank of Virginia well indo,sed, the ba'ance in
:lirce annual payments, with deed ofitrust on
the properly 20 secure the payments; possession
given Immediately. Atthe same rrne and phase,
will he sold. sbcut we've or fifteen hundred dol
lars worth Of FURNITURE. at 90 days, for me-
goiabc notes well endorsed
The orher six houses are on the hill, near Dr..
Greenhow's and Mr. Nics's properly. There Is
. ~c Story brc, house ~ By 90 fee, complete
IL finished. One other house 80 by 10 .est bat
OF wood. -Four other houses Toby 10 fset, wirh
good brick chinries, a.! of which vii be in com
pc;e cider b. the isy OF sale. and well painted
the lot &c every houseNis well inulcsed Win pail.
ings; necessa'iss 10 every house. and handsome
gardening spots These houses viii be sold, on,
the tenth day Of September next; the saic ,vii
take place at twelve o'c,ocS-,onc foa,'h If ,he
purchase n,orey in 90 days, with negotiable Noes
in the bank of Virginia, one fourth ihe fra, of
June next. and the Ssancc IN one. two ami three
years, with deed of trust IN the property 10
secure the payr,eg's ANY bonds, notes or &C.
commits which jus iy OWE, thar are nov due, will
he received in either rayment--anv shat are nor
due, will be received in either at The payments
ncarcst the time of ihsir becoming cue, il pre-.
ssr.so cn the day OF sale. My principal reason
for selling the above property is, have pu,c,ies.
cd an estate in the lower country and intend nov
ing 10 1t ct Christmas next al claims against
me hope will shortly be made known. that l
may set'e then, to the wish of my creditass, and
all those indebted me. irust. will without de-
lay. come forward aud rsy of what is due me,
as feel a desire to close accounts with every
person rs speedy as possible.
JOHN p. ShiciIs.
August 1871, 1905. ,8s
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Manchester. Angus, 25th, 1876 IDS
WiLLIya12 q 6f.3RY COLLEGE,
AUGUST IS


1 Is hereby made known 10 the PUBLIC that
= 'hese viii BE- established in COLLEGE rlain,
buv cerens table. upon the lowest terms, which
WIN secure the institution sgainst less The
board VIII commence on the Sd Monday in Oao-
DER me Period fixed for opening the lectures in
thePhiicsophical and mathematical schools.
1t IS also nodSed, that all Junior students will
be compelled to lodgs in College. 10 board ., Tire
public table 70 devote certain stated hours % stu
dy, 20 appear az the calling OF roll ct O'clock
IN the evening, ounng the winter csu1. and az
y curing hat Of the summer, TO Continue IN their
rooms, affesibey have te,is-d from the roll I'll
the nea morning and 20 observe Other regulate.
ons, which cannot fail to 6e highly beneficial to
youth.
The obiea IF these arrsng meu,s is. not only
to diminish The sxpsnse Of : stuten. IT this Col
ieSe, but, 70 guard. rs eiF-6paly as can b. done,
against d'ssira ion and iaeness For TINS LATER
purpose asye,-m moe ies,riGiive than ,ha, Nj.
thsrto Adopted, viii b. sseadii pursued Pa
Fents and Guardians who wi,aeSs rhe increased
tendency to those evils. ainss which The COL
lege holds Itself bound 10 oppose every ha.,ier
within iEs power. viii NOT hesitate 70 APPROVE OF
these means, which may be deemed necessary
tor 80 saiu:sTy purpose. But, = silent appro-
bailon IS not sufficient. Their co oueration also
rs essential. They are. thersfoye, earnestly ,e-
qnes.sd 10 take care, thai their sons, or wards,
shall DC compelled 10 Observe prudent and wise
economy. /. is maxim. motto be forgotten,
thar the irprcvenlen, Of youth viii generally be
in7erse'y - tnei~ expense nor is il less true,
'ha' their expenditures will I've in proportion 10
the temptations, which rnisappiied libersIity
mus, excite. Let then TO money be furnished
beyond moderate sum- and let no credit b. 81.
loved, exception specified ariicies and to a she
cited amourt. THIS advise TO ratcn,s and guar.
dians. wiil it is hoped, be duly apprecia ed and
departed tom in no instance. Iii impoy.ibe,
THAI the wisest system of education can give 10
youth those ines;'nsbie beuefts, which might o.
'her@ise I've derived, if parents and guardians do
not s-Tsnulnsly, and 2eaiousiy compel edience
to thai economy, which il here 50 earnestly .e.
commended; and. that every one may know
wiat may be considered as the NECESSARY exseil.
di'u'e OF student. at this College, it is stated,
THAI
The board. for the course, viii net exceed dols.
100
Fscs TO two professors, 50
Candies, fuel and washing. SIS
rocket money not to exceed 40
20S
BY the Society,
]. MADISON. Pr.
August 10. CA2,S9)
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RIcANoxD, .5uguef 1871, 1905.

RIcHNowD, -dsiguar 1871, 1905.
For ne Information Of the electors
wiasin ,bc district c''i3gsed of re counties of
Franklin Bedfo,d Tds',ck and Bfc1,y i, rs oI-
dt q! ftoi q c 9y Of re }rl!c-,ing ldsic- be pub
he6f@ 'S'ee tsefei 'aceess vfy III ,be " gin,a ir
gas. and IN fhe LyHcsbwg Gasene
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
ALMANAC ron 1907.

THe PIRGfNII FARMER'S AIMING
= for 1867, is this day published by S.
.GRhNTLAHD, opposite the BeITavern,
Richmond. This Almanac. b-sid, The usual as.
'rcnomical calenia,ions coatains niamy very va
liable pieces. The following subjects are SCI
leaed foom many eqaally interesting VIZ.
THE IRISH WEDDING or the Song of
IT'D RE this humorous song alone is
worth the price of the Almanac.
An Honest Lawyer-Anecdo,e of The late
George Wyihe. Esq.
TAKE TIME BY THE ropELocK.
a STITCH in time saves nine.
r'e's ar the li;l!e end of the horn.
AN ODE-The Dying Christian to his Soul.
WILL. of ALEXANDER CAMpBELi.,Esc.
"A nae curious pred .sion can no where be
found.
SCNG--for the 4th of luy.
Humorous Anecdotes. Poetry, &c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wheat Growth
OF Iadan Corn Cnl,stiutiion Of Pionghs-to
make Parssip Vine.
MEDIcAL--isecipe for Dysentery, Drcpsy,
Deafness &c
Those VINO purchase BY the g-oce or dozen
will be s,ppned very moderate ptice--The
custom of Coin,ry Merchants Is soiiciisd.
hC5" Book Pria ing. Hand Bills. &c. execu.
ted " > Ssant,aY;i on reasonable Terms.
August 2o.h, 1906
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TICKETS AND SHARES.
FOR SALE AT
TX J" =.
G. g Il. Wd{TE'S

TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICES
M Oh = M. So 5faidea. lane. Mew 1o,k
~ 6 ard !, half dollars urfi The first fOao
be- rhen th=y will adva' c. TO z. and CONTINUE
aovsrcing as tie drawing approaches BY en-
closing Bank rotes (posr paidi to c. s. X
WAITE Tickets and Shares will be rmn{tually
rainrped by post. "a any amount. AMI the earliest
advice scns 10 aGyenrnrcrs o. ,hcir success The
puclic arc reeus stsd 10 remark. that the draw
ing of toe NewsYor Lotteries is managed in
g correct Tlauner, rs rot TO be subjea TO err
ror, Inc time Of drawing, and pzyn.co, of pri.
zesiS pnuesual. and guaranteed by the State lie
gidature. Schemes al ia,ge enclosed with Tick.
els The MANY Capital p1izes sold by & K k
Win fornle' lotteries. ,ls,,s of which will also be
cnc.oled II is presumed. wilibe an additional in
aucemenr TO distant advenurers TO pu,cha2e of
them s.,
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August I2,l', 1905.

X j. III Q V \ l..
TT DApNEY has removed 10 the hsuae on
the Main Strset, nearly opposite Mr. J..
Darmsia,t'G and mex, doort Mr. W. k.,ch.li's
brick building. Where he e!FerS for SALE a
general Assortment OF GROCERIES,. Oh reason
able tsrnis, Tor cash, or produce only.
ts7@ 4 consignncnt Of snuff in packages of
any SIZE, from Is 10 60 )bs. will be sold below
the usuai price oC that article.
Richmond. Augua, IL. 1906 If
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81 i ~ u.
WILL BE SOLD,
On the premises, in Buckingham county, At pub.
lie sale, for ready money. TO the Mphest bid
der. at the place called the Mcuntain
Houses,
Two 7rarts or Parcels Of Land,
Containing in the two 500 acres Also. another
traet, of 500 acres, II Amherst county. on Euck
er's run. n1ortsagsd by Charles fa,teson to
Geofge Kippcn {. CO to aceure a payment of
three hundred and sky f.s pounds fourteen
SMILING and four renee half penny, with interest,"
from ,he 3o'h day of August, I779 ard al! costs
decIeed cy the said cour Of Buckingham, no.
vembey, 1898. The first mentioned TWO traSls
viii be sold or r:uch thereof, "a will be srfIi.
Gent to satisfy the plaintiff demand the 10Th
day Of C9oher, 1906 he said 500 acres in q m.
hefsC county vii be 1oid, on the ani. ire Iorh
day OF October 1905. or so riuch thereof as will
satisfy The plaintiff dsmaud
By the Commissioners.
August 18th. 1876 6x
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FOR SALE,
Nv rug CITY or .nIcustoHD.

At rus,ic soaiou. by PncssEe and MoSoURE.
Sepea HOUSES and LOIS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
$4,000 Dollars ior $50 Gents.
NETWORK
STATE LOTTERY.
No. V.

For the ProD,a,ion Of Literature,
and other PURPOSES,
10 commences drawing on the second Tuesday in
December 1896 aud GOO Tickets to be drawn
each cay unit the whole is concluded Pri
yes payable 50 days after.
The exeelleGcy OF the present sehenie il univer-
SALLY acknowledged 20 exceed any yet offered
III the Udi,ed States.
THE cArrrAL FRIES ARE
$4,000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars,
5000 Dollars,
1900 Dollars,
Rssdes severel OF 1000. $40. 900 100, &c. &c
The fins, 1000 Blanks to DO entitled to dol
lars zach.
The whole sutjeato ade;luaicn cf Is per cent
In this scheme there is possibility iar one
Ticker to draw $1,000 Dollars Noswiihs,aud
ing the great nur'bcr Of CAPITAL rsizes in this
LOTTERY, these are SIS Than two blanks 10 a
prize.
TICKETS AND SHARES.
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PURSUANT to a deed OF trust
n bearing dste on ihs tenth dag of July. 1874,
and duly recorded in hibonaIle county court,
hom jonn Hall, OF the said county, to the sub.
scriber, to secure the Payment Of debt due from
said Hall to Richard Dufreti. ir will be ,ssrei
Tor SALE, 10 The highes, bidder, for ready mo
ney. on The 18Th day Of September next,
All that I'i'dct Of Land,
said Hall now resides, supposed to con am % a
cres, adjoining the lands If Garland Carr John
Carr and William Clarkson The aforesaid land
viii be sold at william Clsrlgon's store. 10 sars.
~ balance Of said debs from said Hall TO the
said Richard Durreit j.. and lie expenses OF
the aid trust, and the surplus proceeding from
SAID sale, if aey, 10 be pa 20 said Hall.
DAVID /. LEWIS, Trns,ee.
Alb,marie, ODD August, 1896. Ids
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FOR SALE,

y'HiT vsfaajie 7R4cI' Of LIND. on srbic5
l Catsbe'fdRd Cowf6oa5e ;tau'.S--f; contains a.
box. TFO HUNDRED AID EIF2'f' .fC'RBS
one baLf u rbic6 Jet anc.ea-esi. Besides f5e
cdv1-Gge Of bsv;vg tas Cou,;bsTse Oh t5is :yact ef
Land, &c rs situated enc II toe most public roads
in pugisid' as n pabiic ,taad there are none ibat
Gun s0pcss it. TIE buildings, orb some resair.
i1g. may be made Sufficiently extensive aud com
foftdJie.
Pdrt cash sniN BE expre;eE Of toe pp'cScse-,
srten Possession IS giSea; reasonable credit l, be
sHosseafor toe balance cy i il s5ouM suit iSe sY-
e51ser Better. landed ioropsrty viii he receivsa in
pan. Creed Taylor and Bale q Wooi5or, 10th
9 Cumberland coiEty. are authorized To sell toe a.
bose rGc:o Of lard. Or RE same DrGy Be ot.rcbas.
ed # tie subscriber in Back;ngbam eourty, nsa,
Ale,'s Nil.
BEYERL1' LANG ORNE.
.Janc 1915. 1906. an
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IN COUNCIL.

1efh A.'arch, 1906.
IT is advised, INA; II be advertised IN the public
i pars,sho, PROPOSALS Will be- received BY
the hccouive frcm any person willing to con.
raA. 70 furnish ;he necessary Clothing for the
Public Guard for te present year.
Dan. L. Hylton,
Clerk or the Council.
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n o L | G l..

'E7Hs partnership Of .Ttsss Hggia6otLam u ca.
: isthis day dissolved, By mutual CONSENT
M persons who have accounts with the Concern, ,
are seques:ed 10 come forward and settle them
with jesse Higginbotham.
Brown, Rives & Co.
Jesse Higginbotham.
Cara, Ist August. 1906.
vf'HE business willbs continued by James Brown
Of Richmond, 4 ebert Rives OF Amherst coun.
~ and Henry Itives Of this place, under the
firm OF HSNRl' RIYEs e. co. who will pa,
al claims fgainR the late concern of Jesse Hig.
sinbo.llam .. Co.
James Brown.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
IN COUNCIL.

dag'is' 50 1906
THE Governor submitted to che
\ Counci. le,ier which he rad rcceivod
fsom Chrisropher Clarke, Eq rssigning nj, sea-,
IN the congress of RE Unved STATES, as rcp e
scn5afigc OF The di:tTit. compossi cf lie Counties of
Bedford. Franklin. Payr;ck and Henry where
upon is IS advised that wTitt of election be issued
to,hc several sheriff Of 'he coun les aforesaid di
rscting them toho.d elections in their several coun-
ties tosupr'y the vacancy afoFesaid a, the follow
ngpericds, 10 Wiz In each county eomposin, he
said dis;nef excepting the County Of Franklin.
the election shall be held the court lay of such
county, which si,a'i be in the NORTH Of October
next. and in She SAID county OF Franklin, tie e.
!eaion shall be on Sho court day of ,ha, couaty
which anal! happen in the month of November
next.