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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
WASHINGTON, Dec. a6.

An authentic letter from Bordeaux
to perfon in this city ltates that the
French LOTT in the affair of Ulm fix
teen thoufand men killed.
The lource from which this infor-
nation is derived is 70 respectable,
that we place great reliance on its ac-
curacy. IF IT be correct, itgives TO-
tally different colour, TO the affairs of
the continent, from that in which they
have been recently exhibited.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
N E w P O K T..
THURSDAY-JANUAkY ss. rso6.

sssssssssssssssssssssssssssse
Yeferday morning, a fmall veael
was difcovered near the fouth-eaiter-
" end of this Iiland, totally diimait-
ed and evidently in great diftreis. A
Packet.boat went Immediately from
this town to her relief, and towed her
into this harbor. She proved to be
the iloop Eagle of Nantucket, JolePh
Cartwright mater, bound to iome
port in Connecticut.
Letters from London FAY, il wss costempla.
ted By the Britiih Government to place sl ths
port, of France, Spain and Holland. in Gate o
blockade, q Ia mode de Frapce ;-sDd to TAKE
nesfuses to prevent neutrals carrying the pro
duce Of their enemies from their colonies 70 IN
parent countries.
A letter from Detroit, OF Ncvembef 16, FAY
/" No spp'ehsn6ons need be entertained for III
issety Of that plsee nos~ishnsrding the ru
noun thsf the Wy sndou intend TO mike var.
I, !, worthy Of re,ns.k that's copEdersble bo
dy Of Rritifh TROOPS have bers lasely Landed .
Halifax. parsicslsrly the 9sA regiment fror
England.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

DDnd If NessSs,s. Jan. ~.
CLaAREp Fw
Schooner Patty, Wood, w. Indies,
Snow Ridng Sun. Tanner, Havana
Sioop Hiram, Brownell. Africa.
Schooner Beifey, Clark, New York,
Sioop Fame, Jufia, do.
MARRIAGES..
10 this town, on Thasidsy evening lsA, by
the Rev. Mr.. EIdy. Mr.. SAMvsL ALLEN, TO
Milf DAMAaIs CARR, daughter OF Mr.. Samu-
el Carr.
Mr.. JoBn A. COLLINS - Mn. MsnIrA-
sLs LAwToH, dasghscr Of the late Capt John
Lawton.
----------------------
DE 47'I4S.
AT his feat in Sosih. Carolina, Gen. RostRT
AsprasoN-he had jua been elected Lieut..
Governor Of that State.
Ia this sown, Mn. ELIzAssTB CoLs.
widow cf fhe late Col. Edward Cole. snd
d,ughser Of the late Capt. john Brown. in the
18Th year e her age.
Os MONDAY evening laa, cspt PsLso
WooDs
FOR SALE,
CHRIsTorHER ELLERy's
Houfe and Gardens. Liberal credit
on good fecurity.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

MURDER.--We learn from Hsverhill, N.
n. that on the nth ut. certain Johah Bern.
ham, while in conhnement in the jail o! tba,
town, murdered tao pesions (Rogel Freeman.
Of Hanover, snd Joieph S,a,kgesthe') who
were cou6ned in the fame apartment with him
and ,hen attempted 10 kill h,miciG, bat his own
wounds were not iuppoied mortal....B. Cert.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

There was an intere!ting debate on
Friday in the Senate on DR.. Logan's
bill to fufpend commercial intercourle
between the United States and ST.
Domingo. MeGrs. Logan and Jack
ion advocated, and Melirs. S. Smith,
Hillhoule, Mitchill and Adams oppof-
ed it. The. debate became the more
inseretting from its implication of the
general lfare of our foreign relations,
and particularly the late Britiih or
dsrs. No fentiment but that of re-
probation was uttered, and the necel-
fity Of taking bold and commanding
ground in defence of our violated
rights was avowed on all hands. The
further confederation of the bill was
potponed till Monday.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

n. that on the nth ult. . certain Joiah Bern.
ham, while in confinement in the iai OF tha,
town, murdered tao pesions tRofel Freeman.
Of Hanover, snd Jeieph S,a;k~esther) who
were couhned in the fame apartment with him !;
and ,hcn attempted 10 kill himicll, bat his own
wounds were not iuppoied mortai....B. Cert.
FIRE!-Not long hnce, the Iron woiks
at Ame bdry, were entirely coniutned oy iire,
together aiih about ,oo cords Of wood. IL or
ieiuated 10 the nail factory, ny accident the
buidings confumed. condffng OF two fmith's
fhop's, q grit mill, and rhe NAH faetorics, are
eaimared at not leis thsn 10000 doliaf.
Clemmons who lately nqrdered his wife and
children in Virginia. has Iedgned hImfelt into
the hands Of juitics.
On the III of Dec. lat, the Paper
Mills, in Dorcheltcr, (owned by Mr..
is. Boies, of Milton, and improved
BY Mefrs. Tile!ton and Hollingf-
worth) was confumed by fire, COM
mnnicated from the funnel of a lfove.
The entire damage is eltimaed at
6ooo dollars.
On the aad Nov. a number of the
inhabitants of Ludlow and Cavendih,
furrounded and killed three Wolves,
which nave of late committed depra-
dations upon the ncighboring fbeep.
Gov. M'Kean's Inaugural Speech, was read
in the Senase of Penn'ylvaais, on the 18th ult.
and after debate the Yeas snd Nays on the qae(-
tion, fhall it lie on the table Were, YIAs IL,
Nays I3.-So it was determised that il lhould
not lie on the table.
Con6derable d,maee have been fnhained by
chipping, from the lstc form al N. York, and
Philadelphia.
The Lesins,ure of Georgis, have psiYed an
AA, ievyisg tax Of Al per cent. on the cspi-
tsl Of the Branch Back Of the II. STATES, In Ss-
vannsh ard Il per cent, on bills idusd above
their capital.
The Militia of Pennfylvania confiif-
ed, at the laif returns, of 100, 900 ef-
feaive men.
Fifteen or twenty buildings have
lately been eonfumed by FIRE in Nor
folk, Virginia.
The Bill which lately pafed the
Houfe of Representatives of South.
Carolina, prohibiting the importation
of negroes, has been negatived in The
Senate BY majority Of ens.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

CT VIII IaiI IN about
ten days--For Freight OF PaGsge. tbaving good
sccommodasion apply 20 SHELDON = Rsgsl0,
Wick hams wharf, or the Matter on board. 4
Newport, January 9th. 500.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

FIRE!-Not long snce. the Iron woke
at Amslbdry, were entirely coniuired by irc,
together aiiA about 3oo cords OF WOOD. Ii or
ieiusted iu the nail factory, ny accident the
buildings confoued. condaing Of two fm,th's
fnop's, grit mill, and rhe Nail fattories, are
ettimatcd al not leis than $4,000 dollars.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

Clemmons VINO lately mqtdered his wife and
children in Virginia. has Iedgned hImfelt into
the hands Of juhics.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
For Charleiton, IS. C.)

THE good. aaunch.
fat failing Ships
FREDERICK AU-
GUSTUs 800 Tons
borhen, ROBINSON
PoTrIR, Commznd-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

On the aad Nov. a number of th
inhabitants of Ludlow and Cavendiih
furrounded and killed three Wolves
which nave of late committed depra
dations upon the neishboring fbeep
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
make part of the expedition to POr,u.
PARIS January 6.
FATE OF NAPLES.

Pro CLf3TATr0N or Els Il1PERI
NJ and RoYdL MAJESTY.
FROM my Imfierial camp of Schoen6runa, IN.
ON .~ivose, yeari4, (27m December. J
I, SOLDIERS, 50
For ten years past, have done eve
ry thing TO save the king of Naples; he
has done every thing to ruin himself.
In the battles. of Diego, of Msndovi
and Lodi, he could only oppose to me a
feeble resistance. Itsustcd 10 the words of
that Prince, &Nyas generous towards him.
When the second Coalition was dis
solved at Maringo, the king of Naples.
who was the FIRST to begin that unjust
war; abandoned at Lunevi!!e by his allies,
remained alone and without defeuce.
Tie implored me; parsloned him ae.
cond time.
:" lew months ago you were at,h-
gates ct Naples. had reasons suffici.
entity legitimate both To support the urea.
son that was meditased and TO ayeppe The
outraSes which had been done to me. I
was again generous. ACKNOWLEDGMENT the
neutrality of Naples; otdsred yon IN :.
saeuate thas k'ngdom and for The third
time the House OF Naples was strength.
ened and saved.
ShaH We pardon fourth time? shall
we trust fourth time TO co;ir, without
faith, without honour, without reason
No mo the dynasty of Naples has cea.
sed to reign; ITS exlstencei IS incompa,lbe
with the repose of Europe ana The no.
nour of my crown.
Soldiers, march, hutl into the waves.
ltthey await you, those feeble bat,aI,ons
OF the tyrants of the seas. Show thp
world in what manner We punish perrin,
rers. Do not delay inform me tina, air
itaiy IS submitted 10 my laws or 10 those nj
my allies that the finest county ON
earth Is freed from hc yoke of The 1nost
peitidlo1smep ;thstihe names of,,ybrav,.
soldiers murdered in The ports oil Sicily
az then friuin from Egypt after escaping
the psr.is of!shiprieck, IF deserts, and ri
athoasand con1pats, Z {. al length ao,,ea.
sed. Ei,f
Soldiers, my brother will march n,
your head; he knows my projects he is
che depository Of my authority he ha.
mate ny whole confidence surround hin,
with the whole Of yours."
j. (Signed,) NApuEoy
BY order of the Emperor.
Inc NeJ9r. General of ne Grc,ad .Hrmp.
ALEX. HERrHIaR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
THIRTY-SEVENTH BULLETIN OF
The GRAND ARMY

General st. Cyr is advancing by for.
csd marches towards Naples, 10 punish
Inc reason OF the queen and to precipi
tate fronstbe throne this culpabie woman.
who violated in SO shameless D,anoer
all mat Is held sacred among men. II
was endeavored 10 inttcede for her with
Inc Emperor; he replied, Were hostl
hues 10 re commence and the nation 10
support thirty years war, SO ai,rocinus
aI' act OF perhdy could not be pardoned. u
he Queen OF Naples has ceased TO reign
L his last crime has completed her des.
tlny let her go to London to increase
The number of iD,rigusrs. and form a
sympathetic ink committee with D,.ke
spencer, Smith, Taylor and WickLam
she may also invite, if she pIeases, baron
D'Armieidt, NJ Fersen, ID. Antraic,uss
and the Monk Morus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
LoNDoY. Reh 6

Our Falmouth letters received the
morning, resiate circumstances similar
to those we communicated YESTERDAY
rspectipg sir 4. Strachan's squadron be-.
ing in pursuit of French one, and lh,.
men OF aroS the outward bound West.
India fleet being in preparation to ASIA,
sir richard. We ought, however, to
remark 'ha' at the Admiralty it is thought
possible 'na' the supposed enemy's squa-
dron may turn to be that under ad,,,r.i
Cornwalis, who was OF Ushan, nm In.
3lst ult. IT will be day or two, or ner.
hsps longer, before the fact can be ne.
csrtsined, or she result be known,
The National Guards, who were cell.
ed out as soon as the French army cross.
ed the Rhine, have been disemb1IisJ
through all France.
The court OF Naples endeavors to ward
off the blow BY which its very existsree
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
NETWORK, March %.

The ship John Morgan, captain Bunk.
err, whose arrival within the Hool: we no.
tlced yesterday, came up last evening"
She left Liverpool on the 18Th of Feb
ruary, and the Rock on the 18th. Her
latest Lond- > papers are The 10th. From
iIle OF this date, commencing with the
9th we have selected the following which
comprise the most valuable ar,ielss 81
intelligence they contain.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01

cHURcR'S coUCH DRoPs,
a medicine upequsiledby any inthe world, orthe
cure OF conshs' Colds, asthmas < consunptons.
PATJRosA LozENcEs,
For the voice, hoarseness, colds, couehs &c. &c
CHEMICAL ESSENCE AND ExqRfcr OF
4 nUSTARD,
For the cure of the rheumatism. rout rbeuu,,;c
govt, palsy, white swelling, chilbains, &c.
NsoD1ss EsSsRcE, Jo,. he headache.
1oLA9iLg TtSc9'rRz, TAR the tooth-ache.
9HE .B9s.lEIcAL TEA.
INFALLIELE GERMAN CORN pLdIsgrD.
For the cure OF eorns.
efOReHS ANALEFTIc FEMALE PILLS.
seoTcH oIs7MsNr,
Cures the most inveteratc itch in four,hours with
out Mercury.
EYE SALYE, for all disorders offhe eves.
AHTTscoRsUTIc TINc7URK,
for the. teeth, breath, and scprvy in The gum
ESSENCE or ScURV1-GRAsS,
TOT preventing and curing the & land scurvv
yERMEFUcB LozEHcRs.
Foraes'roy'ng wornisin children & grown persoss
AN9TsPdSMoOIc ELIxfR.
For the cure of all kinds of Fi,s
eoRbLdL Rgs7oRAqTyg BhLs1w
For neryoasdisorders, debility inward yveaL,,..
&c. &C.
VEGETABLE LoTJoy.
For the face and SKIN freckles ,sun-b,rns pr;cL,,
heat ring worms, letters, &c. &c.
DR' cHVRcs's HE7TBfLJovy PILLS.
Tor the cure Of indignant and bilious fevers ~
pepsy, Jauudicc, costivencss, acid;tv. cboler,
rnoi6us'grave indigestion, loss of ppe,i,e and
81 dsoraers Of the head, stomach and bowels,
T"h GENUINE PATSETALTSRA7IvE rms,
fOs 'he cure Of scurvy, cutaneous disorders the
venereal disease, &c
HoOPER's TEMALE PyLLs.
ESSENCE or PEPPER ATsq
Afso,
ne eHVRcB'S T'Rs/~,FK ON the vEskRs6t.
Containing plain and easy directions. for the sree.
dy ard ehettual cure of that disease in both se~.
es whereby any person may cure themselves At
small ex9ensc-prise half dollar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
L.agVD EOR S11LI Z.
TIE subscriber is authorised 10 dis

IL
pose OF between two aud three thousand a
eres OF LAND situate in the ccunty of Prince,
Gecsgc, md known By tine uame of OLD Town.
on tue, following terms, TO wit :--One fifth of
The prFehase money to be paid down, and the
balance IN four annual instruments, TO car,y>in.
terest from the lime or sale--;he payment
whereof must be secured by bond and nior,ragc
sonihe AUD. This land is distant from the
Town OF pe,ershlsg about ID miles from lanes
river 4 or 5 IL =, and about 1 I-a from NoE,e,s
creek, which IS navigable for boars up to Pea.
chy's mill. The soil is remarkably well adat,t
ed TO the culture of corn, wheat and Tobacco
and the greatest part of she tract is covered
with nae tip.beT. Il will be sold in lors 10 sui,
purchasers, aud will be shewn to any person
desiring 10 view it, by Mr.. Drury Jivesay, who
resides On it frompt attention win be bald TO
ANY communication on the subject, di.eaed 70
the subscriber az Shirley, in Charles CITY coun.
ny, by post. 10 Granville mills w3m
fHrsIek RHNDnGs, agent for Oh: Carter
OF shirsy-+ Feb 60, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
MADRID. Dec. ~.

Troops are assembling near Seville,
whose destination is for Portugal, to com.
pei that power TO shut its ports against
the Ensi'sh. The 5000 Spanish ,roons
hrsi intended for E!rurio, ass now 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01

"Le;iers from Falmouth of The All
instant mention report received from
the ColpeY5 schooner, which waa crui.
ling for ad'nI CorowalIis, that Ffen.L
squadron had sailed fron Brest, and I,
may be presumed 70 81 thai seen by the
Canada"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27
Negroes for Sale.

THE eubycsibss viii sell . great bargain in SIX
&EGk OES. Consisting Of one negro man
who Is good shoem4ker-- wo women, sccus.
romed pa house bu ness--two gihs IF shout ten
years 81 age, and one sr'ail boy The above ne
Rvoe vii be fo' pyivae save unri sho FIST Mon
DAY IN c 6-b,r, and IS 10, disposed Of, viii, IN
that das Ne sold a, NIB C auction at me Vendue
Ofice 1t 1rosser & N 7nou.e on % da,s c,edit
THOMAS BURGESS.
August 9Th. 1896 IDS
have also for sale q light COACFIER
and HARNESS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27

r. Z virtue of a deed Of trust now
B , If record in he dstrl6t court OF Richmond
e. ued 70 me by Jacob Tfabue, Of ~. County
o! Powha an, on the 8h Gay OF February 1905.
in order 10 secure she payr,enr Of E448 liz. ri
du. 20 Lyle am VI Creole. of Manches,es with
Il esa u crest accrung thereon ana the COSTS
necr'-ar 90 carr the tust into execution, will
b. SOLD r. the highest bidder. For -eady mo
ney Ze, harah Brooks's tavern in ,he town
OF Ma chester ON the irst day Of OGober nexI
100 ACRES OF LAND,
e ,'re .an'e more or iess lying and being in the
county of Powharan or perhaps part h reof
NY be in tns counUvof Ches'o'fiel, and bound
G ~ 'he lands OF BenjaTm Wa kins Reuben
Wofrsy Sanoe Hoyer ard The Buckingham
rod being tie whcle Of re rs9 OF land on
winch Lhs said jacob 'frasur now resides
TIi;'s DEpp, Trustee,
Manchester. Ausul 2sth, 1906. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27
FKANALlN's LlFL . WORKS. .
PROPOSALS,
FOR puBLraHrSc BY suBsca1pT1oE,
H4 WORKS
BEN.5'f5ffN FRdNKTTN.

BENTA5{fN FRAEKTIN.
PHiLosoP1ioAL LIrTRARY. AID PoL1T1cAI.
One clifton has been la,ely poaiisl,,d in IN,
gIhnd IN 's,ee volumes avo; the i,gpe.s cen.
'sined IN these volumes vii BE- revised ana ro,r.
pared with Tie papers in the possession IF the
eai1or oi ne hugoga which are corrected in tbc
haua writing Of Dr Franklin and a cou.iaera.
0e addition wiJ be made ofintstesting Dao,,s.
wNch have not appearel in any f.rnef et!i,i3n a
lev mannseiipts never bsfo5e published. and
w'neh s,e not noticed 10 the English collection
laiely published
The publishes had f1Y considerable time pas,
Contemplated ''is publication a had coll,9ed \
nunber of articles which had incidenfagy n,leo
INTO MS hands, and others. which by much ioJus.
t'y he has been able ,oprocule.
me additional papers it is presumed. ysill fo;r-
two additional volumes
Inc whole Wi b. put 20 press as soon a. The
Divefs Ionsot Pufiey are complersJ--and will i,e
P,irsed on 5apcihDe Tarci, aud IN a styl, ,a,a.
be 70 ne value OF the syosk
lfe price TO subscribefs for each volume vil
be $50 cents, payabl, only on deigerv.
a ptin Ell proposal viii be circulated wi.hort
Delay ard sub'cuplions viii be received Al the
Book store Of the publisher WIN Duane. and
~ fhe different book.euers thlousho,t he u.
Statcs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27
r Z M o v A L.

IT DABNEY has removed to the house on
the Main trse,, nearly opposite Mr. 7.
Da'msdatt's and next door 10 Mr. w Mi.chel's
brick huiding Whcrs Ii offers for SALE a
general assorSn,ent of GROCERIES, on reason-
able terms, FOR cash. or produce cn.y
siI@ n consignment OF snuff in packages cf
any SIZE, from Is 20 60 lbs. viii be sod below
the usua price Of that article.
Richmond hurus, III 1906 IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27
ICKETS AND SHARES.
FrR SALE AT
G.. q x, WAITE's

T.. 81 Il, WHITE'S
TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICES
No % z ~, 56 Haidea Lane Mey9 1o,k.
Al SEVEN DOLLARS BACH
hu' wiH a'varcs as thedrawing approaches Il,
enclosing Bank no'es (Posr paii) 70 G. & IL
"Hii Tickets and Sha'es viii be fuuetuall,
re'u'iiedc by pos 10 any amount amt the cGhies
aoVice sent 70 adYerturers thci- success. In.
public are requested TO remark tha, tue draw
ing ri the New York Lotteries is MANAGED y,
50 eorfsd manner, as not 20 be subjett 10 er
for lhr time OF drawing. and paymen, OF pr
yes IS punetual and guaranteed by the S,at- LIE
sis'asn'e Schemes a, large enclosed wi Il Tick
els y he many Capital Prizes sold b, u & K
w. IN torne' LOTTERIES lIs,s OF which win also b,
enoiosed) 1t is presumed, WILDE an additional in
ueement 10 distant atventurers 10 purchasc o
.hSin' SIN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27
NaclNg az 0NrYy Lonrlllohge.

HaciRg at Snrry Lourtllouse,
- 1T. commence on "Wednesday he 5th
November and Continue three DAYS
Fir, day. Post s eepstSl.es for Coils and
FiIIies two Years Old and the advantage n,iie
beats carving each feather; sryyance 1wgr.
TY ID LLARa. ten colts entered and subscr,p,i-
on clcS>5
Second day The surry Jocky Club Purse Of
IHREB buNDRED and FIFTY DoLI.ARs, Three
milp heats
Third day. (Fdday) The Preprisror's Purse Of
ONE HUNDRED and FIrrY DoLLARs. two
mule hea's. AZ person who s,ayt horses for
ms purse viii be required to pas the sum If
TWENTY Dollars except mclube,s OF the
Club, and trora them an entrance OF EIcHr
Dollars vii be rcglired.
The weigh'' Of the course are as foll,ws:
Aged h~sss, lbs $50
yeats old, 40
years old, no
1years Old. I03
3yeass old. sc
CHARLES IL GRAVES. Sec,eia,y.
Agreeable to the rules Of the club. a meetius
viii ne held at Mr.. David Frees on AVednss
lay evening he Ssh N vember Good stables
and litter furnished race horees gra-is by
DAVID PRICE,
P'otrieio. nj tbe Copse
uTry county 9Th cepterSbe- 1896 tR
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27
WHEAT FANS,
~ Q BE SOLD, for cash, at John

- BE SOLD, for cash, at John
! Far,ar's. on RockG.h river. in An'hcrs,
comfy. on Monday the 18Th DAY of Angus, mex, +.
by vi,tue Of deed of nust. 70 me executed. b,
Johu Fapa. for the purp'.e of discliarsing his
deb due - Rves Nurpney 3, Co therein .peci
Gel ONE MICRO fFOHAN. named Nii,ley
and he's child, aarisd Henley ard the increase Of
the s.i Mliley, if any. since the executing the
said trust; one SET Of BLACK SMITHS
TOOLS and one sorrtl MARE and COLT
DAME! Higginbotham, Trustee.
Amherst, 10Th July, 1856. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27
Forty DoNu7s

TOR the apprehension OF PETER,
y VINO ranaway on ;he On ins,ant He >
about II years old fee' o. 10 incles hies,
OF very dark complexion robu-t and u. lie,
handsome, suffers aud apDears very dfEiene
VIXEN spoken 10 As'his father, rhc am Ger
tain he's ins igltcd hun, TO This condu1, i, gtrr
rally acq ain Ell vi h the m s,ers of vessels that
sail 10 aud from Norfolk. Petersburg and Rich
moud ! think il highly probeb'e that he is ei
shcr in one of those places on board Some If
the vessels that sail 20 and from them. The
b7Ye reward and al reasonable expenses will be
paid ior the delivery of the said boy. All mas
tcrs os vessels and others are forewa,ued from
harborng or carrying Sim out &c the state
Samuel Demoville.
Charles Civ AVG SD!b J2O6 e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27
Lana g Neg for Sale.

= Y virtue of deed Of trust ex-
~ ecuted TO The SUBSCRIBER. by Sin,eon Glenn,
to secure The payment of he sum Of two hun
drsd pounds, due 10 John Price. and the ne.
cessary expenses in rccocding and Carrying
SAID deed in;o eifea. vii. be SOLD. TO he
highest bidder. for ready money, on saturday
tie fourth day Of Oaober next at William
Frees tavern, IN the County Of Louisa. a
TRiCr OF LAND tying in all County con
tanning By aauai survey enc hundred and ,hir.v
nine acrrs lying upo, tue Roundabout c. elk !;
and h following NEGRCES 10 wit: Phei,e.
Fanny and Alice, children of Phebc, Betty.
George Ben and Mar or so much of said pro
Pcrty as VIII be sufficient to pay the said sum
OF < 200 with the interest accumulated thereon
and the expenres above mentioned
WILLIAM PRICE, 1iutee.
September Cd 1876. 81
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- The sale Of ne a6cUe hroherty is
POSI'PC.TED mil me FIRST Day
or o 1OBER NEXT, az which time it
saX cerfqiuy be sold
DANIEL HlGGiNBOrHAM.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27
Augua sth, ,sos.
FOR SALE.
I He LOT & HOUSES where

FOK SAlE.
I He LOT & HOUSES where
on Joba Hamilton Esq the British Consul
residcs: on II are three siory Dwelling House.
an Office and Kitchen. aud other necessary Hon.
sos fct family use Wei Of good Ws,er. newly
f'ied and . Gardrn a'elJ pailed in, Wac
Home and Cellar under i; the remains Of a
"had. hich will make gooi foundsrion 10
build on wih a'lihe privileges Of lets Situated
on The river ofeUendipg wharf
Also III . Aces Of vel uobsred T. Is M.
win a cool Fishery on WHlougHby's Ray, "a
king in he mohh and pait Of Nasons Cree
where he bcit of Oys.ers and Fish can be con.
vcnIcu.iy taken
Also, LOr in Smuhssld. between MIS-.
Pu'die's and Captain Todd's lots. For terms
apply 10
Thos. Newton.
August 2. If
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He subscribers, Brewers OF Por-
ter and lie in Philadelphia. deGrous OF
extending the conlnmption Of heir liquor in
Richmond aud The neighSvrng towns, will afford
complete uppiy Of svery article and ali The IN
formation neeedary for carrying on Porter Gel
lar, in the iaid place receiving fuilioiens iecu
ritz for final psY'neq.. Application 70 be made
to them ~ Philadelphia or 0 Melrrs. Maemurdo
End Fihcr.
P. Hare & Son.
Augua Sth, Sos. tran.