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Paris, 18Th Sept.

. 4
) The couries Rasiaoa arFivsd mere from
I.ondoa ,hs day befofe yesssrday. Neg.
cations are still goiag 1os. iaa;spos',ian
bas for the Lass fsN dsls coahaea lord L "a
dsrdas 10 his house.
z3a5ebtsmbsr.
We are assured ahst MS esnYoence caTdi-
nal Maarv. who has heen - nit;ec aGong
II. nuo,hsY of preoch casdsasis. Is appoint
cd 6rss aisaoaer 10 his Imperial hlaaaess
prince jerome Bona2ar,c-
24tA September.
This dsy the conservative senaie ass !leid
an ex.rssrdinary string. Itlsbeiie sed 'ast
the object Of sis snajesay's rResssge ass bees
10 mass known to sre ssRate The marriage
conelxded bstween his imperial highoess
. prince Jerome aud s rriBcsss royal CT VIZ
tenbusga. II is added thas al ths ead Of
the messsgs swa letters sert read one 30
the prince primsse of he confederation of
the Rhine. making known ,s his, stc eur
psrcr's ineention 20 saRgoyt tia eoSi-drsa.
isD with ail INC forces Of France ms o.
her TO sas of Bavaria, announcing
that, notwithstanding nanySeoa,l ,atrisaes ],
his maiesw hppea s,ili so preserve Peacr
wits Prussia Bat that, asouia shs' paw r
no, return pYaS0pt aed sascgsr;csl aaswcr
10 the explanations whiah haze easn de,
/ manded, he sill be rcSdY 70 eassr Germrny
with 500 ESQ
ThsY rflle fraas Tnolon shas an Or.
der Rrs osan-2sesivea Ia thss ci:y 70 coz
ss'ust twelva ssl' 2S be lin- Tbs !ueas
have arslvsJ, ca1 a pasi Of ehe vesses "a
on me slcesss
As Ameracsn vessel Co.'s Boston, som.
nndea oy sse1sis LaassSt hss sTrired
aGse;a, 7Aele zoe ps~t9fSs . qYarse
Inc OF 80 Gays, silh cargo nt coffee,
dss woeda, ran, =Vg" aad cssles astl
= tlss
per cent. coHseia 6&f SOC.
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alesrag:stla s,Us, asusss,55ssg..
MONDAY, NoyE2BGa II.
Extract Of g letter, dated
{" Mlw-fcRK, Roy.

" NEW ! CRK) rev. -.
By the ship Richard, arrived here Yesterday.
40 Gays }r2t.. NaGtz, have received letters
ilon A1y Farmers there Dei.,ocGe and Co..
to tue at Oct. 11.3ch mentions tll.f al horcs
OF pesce we're at al end, and that t;.e FrenGh
aTAlIes we're marching towards Prussia. Lord
t4a}adardal1, ca the 355t Ssptaalber was still
IN Paris, detained ~ aickr452s / lie conse-
quence q III this mas been 1ise ii. the prices
q colonial produce, which we're getting scarce
ana in demand
Green cctfes sod for 81. Id. equal to 3
c. your lnaoay, sAort price--Carraccas cocoa,
ST. soc.--Eensai indigo Il 70 l7l--peppcr
scarce, IL lIc.--Hayanna agar, white, l4Jf
per llolos---broWn ditto AID MuscovsJo osf.
Georges upland cotton, 2l5-----sea- Island
SLOT
g. Wishing these prices n1ay induce you to
make a trial CT Or market, REMAIN, etc.
s.hss beeB our custom, occasion 49, z
scaouuee tho progress Of the inlana
ijon oi The f4s-r..s .-4 ~ as-AlcN~
much Plsasure ia stating from the b4at au-
sheri,y, sha' the canal and locks nsar Eiag-
ees'a fairy, arc either actually cemoiess9.
or 10 such STATE as TO be esr,siply eoa.,
pletea with.a few DAYS.
For several miles lroo the iuac.ion oExhs,
Sheaan.aoah with The Posutaac, naiuse Lsa
opposed very formidable obsfroclie4s 10
navigatioa, which sh;s canal and thEae ioeks
remave- he Whclc prcdp~1sS OF me the
county on the Shenane.osh. aim ost as high
uB as SgaanIoa, can NV DC Ua;er borne 10
the district of Columbia and if only e
part Should find ttfs cheap and easy convey.
ance 10 gsaasbts, 60 early as the ensuing
spring, il wiVbe occasioosd BY the wsas CT
a sufia!eus number of boats for the srsne-
postagioo Of the whole, and not for want af
good navigation.
When shis great eaterpri2a, thePotomsc
navigation, "a which has been ezpesded
more thar half million OF dollars, was
frs, commenced under the auspices of gen.
Washington. now upwards Ct 20 years ago,
it was the opinion Of that accurate obssrv-
err, that the tolls on the produce frcss the
Shenandoah alone, would paw more than
interest on the whole capital to be employed
ia the work: that at the time the country
on the Shenandoah did not send annually to
market less than the amount of 100000
barrels of -four, in wkea. and -four. Since
that time the country has greatly increased
both in population and cultivation.
Of the whole distance of inland nariga-
ton west of the city of Washington, COM
puted at 800 miles, including the main
branch of Potomac, and such of its tribar.
srv streams as are susceptible of improve.
nent bynavigation, we may now coaniu
on as completed, at least partially complet-
sd, about 500 ailss, to nit:
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The naia branch Of Potomac

The haia branch Of Potomac, ~ y
fron ,he tide to New creek, .s%
IL niles above Cumberland, $50 miles
The Ssenanocah, from its jane
.ionwiih Potomss, 100 mIles
The Mpaocacy, 80 miles
We say partially completed. b, cause
there are Still obsuucsiohs beswetn Har-
per;s Ferry and New creek, wnirn forbid
the use Of that cart Of the river uiors team
2 OF months 10 Ordinary ys@es bds i'cm
Ha5per's Ferry 70 the nt;e, ant foi abcus
IS nliies Of the siieuaudoah and ~ Ct he
Manosacy, we may safeiy caieuiatt ~ 90
ieIabe navigation ios ITO n19Uhs III he
year aad IT we could r,ouce eq:hoas to
draw oUly ~ inetss wateI l@adeG Y sch
sste!y might be done, W. should isye the
use oftbe bes, psr,s sbe s;vsr;oI 8 nonlas
ID the year, aas OF he vhoie from four to
SIX
.*.''< EWashin2fon Fed
7~9 Ne7y 2,,s Nersniter Il.
/ Arrived big s7aNy, Jones from Curfa.
Goa. Lief seb;>onsr Ajgus, lifaty, New.
| York .Rfguizfer, At4.,feg, &c Wsasel,
Wsl!s, do; slo.:p Party q, I biladtFhia:
sckoqnsre himrod tron Baltimore. Aan
ct Alexandria, and ----, ircn' harlss,on.
he schoeDer sjaaseier is soiaIiy lost or
SONAR. ths ship Esrcp!us, Ledswor,h,
got ca sha~a as 81. was eassfjug tie har..
bor. aad rGc@ived cons durable damages.
Miranda !!as l<t! .lluta.
Baltimore, Nor. sl3. +
Arrived, sch'r. Henrietta, Hans,rory,, q
dsIsf On s. Pie5gsg, Mart. Left there Oc.
to5or 20, brig CreeaEioh, Chaysor, for Balti-
mere diseAar9inse,; and number 81 northern
yesee-s, names not re1oiiected. SPOKE notAing
On The passage.
Also, schooner John and EIcy, aIuIphy,
is days from Point Petrc, CuaG Lei. there,
a41h October, brig Aan, irsc,,, Cor Ba..:-
more, IL s OF 8 days tGi$ No-t7S.n Lioer-
ties, Pow. New ci!., Il CANS; ecl'r XII
sing Sun, for Bsiit;Dore, 90 .4,.-ys.
also, scu,r. 6aecnoTa, Eon.@tt, from La
Vera Cruz. i>eat .rese, Oct. IS, snip ice
70, Tor Philadelphia, unce.t-i... October 9,
nirt.at. -, 81, loag, 81, @p2.e ares Sorlb
setcA Its4, t~o ssn 9o@sa Il O.omn,,1y, )ound
to 15sw-0r.e..ls. 2,at OF he yi<saanna was
bo4ri.ed by the British 0rlg 1ttl@al,6n, rcat-
ed politely Soth, ii s4.s bear.ng 5. ".
vas crous 800 .a4 >-..>.@a b. french phi
vatsar, treate4 Foiit-jy
Also, scA't. PAGER bosom. 20 days from
Pclnt Pst21, Guad. spoke nosEing
hI~o, bag Hannah, DAYTON, 5 days from
Boulde4ns. Nothing acw
Also, schr. forlitude, Ho!nacs, : days frcm
New-Ycrs.
Gapc' Dayton, Of he Hannah, spoke, Sep
tenlber 10, Oh Cape Os4usal, bis jacob, Eas
ton, from Baltimore To-. Bourdesux, out 50
days. 9th, Iong. SO, lat. IS, schooner Eya
dia, Of Nor3oik, from Bristol for NevYors,
out 20 days. Long. 81, lat, IS. barque Eli
"a, frora Salem tcE Sun1a.';a, out Gays.
The slip Kutiy, Bullock, in 90 days fiom
Liscr9ocl; and ship Sally, Coron, rs days
itonl amsterdam, are II tbs river.
-4s>s~za4h
10 ~
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duras, and Flora, for Antigua; which we
kept company with, tilloff ST. Kits, when
We joined the Fisguard's convoy, all but
the Flora, which went into Antigua"
Z. Off Cape Tiburon, the Cork feet was
Joined by his majessy's ship La Pique, cap.
tain Ross, who conveyed the north side
ships to their destined ports.
About 100 miles TO the eastwardof The
island, the Seahorse frigate fell in wishihe
Fisguard, and La Pique; only signals pass
ed, by which it was understood she was
express from lord Colliugwood's feet,
bound to Port Royal, and would probably
arrive on Tuesday.
The following vessels of the Cork feet,
for this island, have been captured by the
enemy.
Robert Derbyshire, with brigadier &c.
snerals 3alfour and Montresor On board !;
Gallant Schemer, Gardner, carried into
Guadsloupe; Cambrian, Richards, retak-
en-, and arrived at Antigua.
We understand third feet was 10 sail
from Cork, for the West Indies, on the
18th of December.
A jamaica nswfpaper of the aoh ultimo, received at
New York, contains the following article:
& By portaguete yeiiei arrived ct Barbadoes from
Rio DE- la Plata, Information Nas received that Baenus
Ayres had been taken by Sir Home Puphanl and Sir
David Baird, without any lois on our part
Extract of aletter from Respectable houfc in Anser-
DAM dated Dec. TO
g All is TO dny.-It slaid that Bavaria is TO be-
come Kingdom, that Tyrol IS to be added TO it
char Poland is to be rcored kiagdoa ,hlt fun.
gary bec1nae an independents f4tt sad will ehoee
its own king. Ihelc are Neeoicons rern:s ofypeaee
Time mutt dtyeiope the whole.
Laft Saturday it said THAT the preiimnaries
fgned between Auilria end France aud every thing
!etmed indicate the authenticity Of this intelligence
hut al! is warljhe again and Rocks have fallen
Tome earne fears entertained the approach st the
Ruians, Epglilh Swedes, and Pruians fum the Eau
overan COUNTRY, in conequenee Of which our frontiers
ate be lined with trenp There is hardly any de-
usnd for coffee, which article is more ksly fall
than rife.
They fay 10000 men is co!t8ed in Brabant to op
pofe the Rufians, Eng'h swedes, and Pfulans, col
Letting in Hanover
Many of your veels carried into England have been
rsleafed, and arrived lafe
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q question for the attorney Gsneral9
Should it appear that the late Spanish
ambassador has really discovered the SCI
'eRET TRANSACTIONS of congress, or other
members OF THE GOVERNMENT; is it not
,PRIM VA FAcIE evidence that he has been
coNspIRING, and has detached from his
DUTY and ALLEGIANCE some citizen of the
United States.
In such acase then, is it not the duty Of
the executive to REMOVE THE NUISANCE.
The bishop of Ely ambassador of the
court OF Elizabeth of England, was twice
committed TO prison for so seducing per,
sons from their allegiance--and was final
.ly banished and his associates hanged!
aurora.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-26
In the Houle of Representatives Of
the United States,
Mondqv, Gath Feb.

Monaay. gath Feb. 1906,
A motion was made by Mr. John Ran
dolph, and seconded, that the house do
come to the following resolutions:
WHEREAS il is provided u the
sixth section of the first article of the con-
stitution oil the Unitedy States, that no
person holding any Office under the United
States, shall be a member of either house
of congress during his continuance in Of
fee:
THEREFORE,
1ss. Resalvsa, that a contractor under
the governments of the United States, is an
officer within the puryiew and meaning of
the constitution, and, as such, is incapa.
biz Of holding sea. in this house:
2d. Resoloed, That the union Of pIura
lity of ofaees in the person of single in.
~dividual bat more especially of the mill
tary with the civil authority, is repugnapt
to the apirit Of the constitution of the y :
nlted States, and tends to the introducing
OF an arbitrary government.
Sd. RESOLVED, That provision ought 20
be made, by law. to render any officer, in
the army or navy Of the Uaited States, in,
capable efho!ding any sivil Office under the
United States.
Ordered, That the said resolutions be re.
fcrred TO a committee Of the whole house,
On Thursday next.
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TO RENT.

u TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, Gtu.
IA ate On St. Aiaph ttreet, between King
AID Prince Rreess, four doors beyond Mr. Faw's
Office, now occupied by mfr. Amos Alexander.
Pogeaion will be given on the 18th March
Application to be made to
George Youngs.
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s,,.;.h ambassador, and consi
than sas IN = n could only be justified on
--a:rips s 49,, Of eliminating answers
SAG SUP lo, them 10 our readers as the mos ''s
!, y '. p,., artieIs insertsd1n the paper
during 'ns IN r Daily Ad0-
RON RELF,S GAZETTE.
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. N O T / C E.

ITO thoic who arc indebted to tn. iubfcri5er
a en- accom-, ct thc concern Of PoqDeN ard
Denny, as we'll as Dfaxey and Ps4vel, that all
who do not ray off their notes or accounts or
give their bonds with fecurity, on or before the
hrtt Gay of May next, their notes and accounts
will be Pus into the hands Of an attorney idi-
crimidasely.
Mr.. LtvEN Powell, jcn. of M iddieburg,
IS authorized 10 iattle and receive the dsbt, due
on acconAt Of thar Concern, hould any apply
thefa In preference to the fubicrber In this place.
Edmund Denney.
January 80. ssx:
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Commercial AdO. J

Arrived the ship Anne, one OF feet
from Cork, which, with IS other mer-
chantment sailed on the 18th Of Deem
Der, under convoy of the Arethusa, Boa
dicea, and Wasp. The following is cap
tain Thompson's information.
% On the 10Th, in lat. As, long.s11, at
daybreak, saw the Boadicea chasing a
strange sail to the N. W.; seven more iu,-
media,ely appeared in the same dlrecl'en,
and eight more in the S. w. After sig
nails had been made between them and the
Boadicea, which was very nsar them, the
Arethusa made the signal for toe convoy
TO disperse for their own security The
men of war aud number OF the convoy
! stood TO the ~. n. w. and the rest 20 the
Southwark at shutdown saw, from our
masthead, IS sail of the convoy, steering
60 the S. S. w. and could only see few
of the sternmost of the enemy's ships, stlp
going TO the Nnsih---.s, a. The 1rn'
go ITghtfoot Anne h and Eight
Duke, tor Jamaica; Venerable, for Hon.
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! alexandria Datlp aDnertisar.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26. /,


Letters. from Washington mention that
the French minister has demanded of cur
government that they Immediately dispatch
two frlgates after the Leande: TO bring her
back or prevent her from committing hos
tiities against Spain; or otherwise that
he shall Withdraw from the United States.
The fehooncr Adsiinc, Captain Barker, Of
New-Yo.k, on her pafTage from Bordeaux TO
New Orleans, has been captured by the Hornet
privatesr ana carried into Antigua, and al the
crew except the captain and mate, mp!cned on
board the Adamant fFigate. 1t was beieyedfhe
would be condemned.
Capt, artle,t, (arrived at New York;
from Kingston informs, that a few days
previous to his sailing British frigae ar
rived there with intelligence, Of French
fee, Of II sail of the line having been seen
standing to the westward. The iahsbit-
ants of Jamaica were much alarmed at this
report; and the government, Immediately
ordered tive of their largest vessels of war
to be hanled into the channel way abreast
oe Port Royal Harbour.
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From the BOSTON CENTINEL.

{" Mafblshead, Feb. IL.
I" Mr.. Russell,
BY the arrival Of the
Two Mothers, at this port, in 60 days
from Cadiz, we are furnished with a copy
of adj Collingwood's letter to the gov. of
Cadiz, relaxing in some degree, the block.
ade of that port. Presuming, its publicati.
on NAV serve your commercial friends, it
is inclosed.
Yours respectfully.
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The Cork Fleef.-From Jamaica papers
to the 25,h ul,. received at Newly York, we
copy the following, relative to the capture
of par, of THIS feet:
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QUEEN, GIBRALTAR BAY,
November 19.


November 19.
/" My LORD MARQUIS,
g HIS majesty having
been pleased to order that the ships of neu-
trail nations trading 30 the ports Of Cadiz
and San Lucar, with such cargoes as are
DOT contrahand of war shall be permitted
freely to pass acknowledgements from his
blockading squadron. :.
s. have TO requessyo excellency will
be pleased to order this, his majesty's con.
cession, to be siguihed TIC the Consuss OF
the neutralnasions residing in Cadiz.
Z" have the honor 80 subscribe myseiE,
my Lord, your most obed'eot servant.
!" c. COLLINGW0OD.
{" To his excelency the
marquis De La Soda
na, gov. of Cadia,
&c. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-12
The Subscriber,

TAX TS this opportunity TO inform citizens,
and ali whom it may concern, that he IN
tends at his Seminary, about six doors below
the old City Tavern, Richmond, to teaeh
The @ reck, the Latin. and the French Ian
lguages, the English Grammar, in way to
make them useful to society, and not in that
smcthod Of causing pupils to repeat without
any substantial knowledge of the same.
He likewise means to teach Navigation,
Surveying, Arithmetic, writing, Chronology
History civil ard natural, Metaphysics, Lo-
sic, Ethics and the eight branches of natu-
raj Philosophy aud Geography relating to
the Atlas, and the minute use of the Globes.
Terms, Navigation and Surveying, ten
dollars per piece; the languages, krithmc-
tic and writing fer the ensuing season, arc
reduced to six dollars per quarter The
branches of Philosophy at fifty shillings per
quarter. He will likewise board at a rea-
solable rae.
n B. BY the beginning of Decembert at
his night school, he will teach the above
arts & sciences, from seven TO nine o'clock.
Terms six pence per night to such as en-
| gage by the month, and one shilling per
night to such as engage by the week En-
ployers shall be regarded as kind, the no.
rails and stGdes of pupils shall punctually
be attended TO.
| HUGH WHITE, A. M.
| November 25, 1906. wSt
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EDUCATION.


HE subscriber respectfully Informs the
public, that he will continue his
SCHOOL at his house in the lower end OF
Al5emarle county, where he teaches the
Greek and Latin languages, the English
language Dramatically, Con,tosition, and
the RKaiments of the Mathematics.
His price Cor harding and tuition, where
scholars fnd sheir own beds and furniture.
is twenty-eight pounds fer ten months, one
third III advance, the balance st the expi-
ration of the term--rwo months of the
year, May and October, are allowed sra;
cation. Where washing and mcnding are
done, his price is thirty-two pounds, terms
as above-For tuition alone his price is
eight pounds; ;. one half in advance, the ba-
lance at the end Of six months.
Parents who place their children under
his instruction, NAV rest assured. that par
ticular attention will be paid to their mo-
rails, and every assistance afforded to pro-
mote their learning.
To accommodate parents who feel dis
bosed to educate their daughters, I would
poard six or eight little girls.
JAMES G.. WADDIL
October 9TH, 1906. Pm
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~. HAlGHT,
Uphol5icrer and Paper
Hanger,
FRAN NETWORK

7 \
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabi-
IA tants Of Richmond and its vicinity, that
he has taken a house in the main-strcet
nearly opposite the Old City Tavern, where
he has FOR Sale, n LARGE and elegant assort-
nent of the following Upholstering articles,
viz. 5000 pieces Of French, English, Dutch
and nPaper-hangings, with elegant
Borders to suit ,Fringes, FOSSILS, Cords,
Bed-laces -Curtain-bindings of diff
fcrent colors and qualities; Sophas, Set
tees, Easy-chairs Hair, Moss and Flock
Mattresses likewise, large and fashion,
abe assortment of 1TdHOG.4yNY FUR
.NIT'URE, made by the best and most APP
proved workmen in New-York, viz. Side
boards, Bed-steads of different kinds, Din
Vegetables, with and without ends; Card
tables, Portable Desks, Sattin-wood ladies'
wrting-tahles, Foot-stooIs, Wash-hand-
stands, Rutlers' trays. Secretaries with and
without bookcases, Letter-cases with ta-
blcs, Knifc-hoxes and Music-cases, with a
number OF other articles too tedious to men.
ton.
Bed and Window Curtains made in the
most fashionable ssvle.
w. HAIGHT, fiatters himself that hi,
knowledge in the above business, and the
constant supplies which he shall receive
will entitle h,sn 20 the patronage of a &c.
nerous public.
All the above articles win he disposed
Of on the lowest terms, for cash or negoti
able notes.
Live Geese Feathers, and Horse-hair
bought and sold.
Richmond, November 81, 1906. w3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-12
Washington, Dee. 10, 1904.

OAR9
YOU ask my opinion on the subject of
publishing the works of Algernon Sidney.
The world has so long and so generally SCUM
ded the praises of his "discourses nm ro-
verHment," that it seems superRuous, and
even presumptuous, for an individual to add
his feeble breath to the gale. They arc in
truth rich treasure Of republican princi-
pies, supported by copious and cogent ar
guments, and adorned with the finest flow
ers ofscicnce: II is probably the best eLe-
menfary book Of the firincihtes of govern-
menf, as founded in natural right, that has
eDer 5sen fnbHShedin any iangudSe-And
1t is much to be desired in such a govern
mcnt as ours, that it should be put into the
hands Of onr youth, as soon as their minds
are sufficiently natured for that branch of
study. Should you proceed &C the pubiica-
tion, be SO good as 70 consider me subscr;.
Der; and accept my salutations aud assur-
ances ofgrpat esteem and respect.
TIL: JEFFERSON
TIE Revd. Mr.. Weems.
Octobcr 4.
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To the Public.

THE Subscriber has removed to an house
near the upper end of the Town on the
Street leading from the Capitol square. He
continues TO practise law in all the Supe-
rior Courts holden in the City of Richmond,
and also in the District Court of Bruins
wick. His Clients may rely on his utmost
assiduity and attention to the business en-
trusted TO his care.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-12

yETE. the subscribers, Judges OF the &c ,
w neral Court, have pursuant to laval
iotted the iadges of the respective District
Courts IS follow: Richard Parker and Ro-
bert White, jr. esquires, to the Districts of
Winchester, Hardy and Monongalia court
house Paul Darlington, jr. and Francis
I. Brooke, esquires, to the Districts Of
Richmond, Petersburg, Brunswick court
house and Suffolk Edmund Winston and
William Nelson, ir. csquircs, to the Dis
itricts of Princc-Edward courthouse, Frank
lin, Washington courthouse, and the Sweet
Springs in Botetcurt county; Joseph Prem
tbs and John Tyler, esquires, to the Dis
tricts of Northumberland, King s Queen,
Williamsburg and Accomack courthouses.
And Archibald Stuart and Hugh Holmes,
/ esquires, to Staunton, Chariottesvi e, FREE
dericksourg and daymarket districts at the
next succeeding terms thereof
! Witness our hands and seals this fifteenth
day of November, one thousand eight hun
dred and six.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-12
w. T. AST.
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pY virtue Of deed of trust, parcel of
~ choice NEGROES consisting of ten
Men, that have Seen accustomed to live in
the upper country, and as likely as any in
the commonwealth, will be offered for Sale
to.the highest bidder, to satisfy debt due
Carter Page, esq. by the Messieurs Deane's,
at Cumberland courthouse, on Monday the
25th o. January next, C1eing court day j a
credit Of twelve months will be allowed, the
purchasers giving bond and approved secu-
rity. II is agreed bv the parties that the
subscriber sha'' act for the trustee.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Jr.
Nov. IL, 1906. wtds