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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

! AN away from the fubferiber, Negro LAD
" about % years of age, about feet ten inches
high with very thick lips, and very black; had on
checked Virginia cloth fort coat and watcoat. his
Pantaioons Of pain purple. the fame nanufa Sure.
Any Perion who will deliver the faid lad to ME in
Po"hatan, hall receive the above reward
fSHAM RANDOLPH
~ His name is AMPEY /; lac is aceuitomed 70 hor-
les and ferving in the houfe
April IL. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-27
MILITARY LAND FOR SALE.

N. B. Is SHARES in the JAMES RIVER
CoMPANY, are aJo offered for Eaie.
April 25. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-27
March 7.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SHE.

BY vi'tne efa DEED Of Trna executed by dre5;LayS
N4.CaH q f6e tozvn " Taepabaanack, and county of
EDes, TO ArebibaLd DID and David buchanan. bar
ing date fbe 25tbdsy IF May, 1889, ia, sIyy bnr-
pefes therein 0afafiOaed zeM be /olan tie laid fOxon
IF Taeaa6anaoel, on TIE o7fk day OF Yuuc ue.t
I 'HREE LOFTS, known in the plan of the faia
l. towab No. |, 2, and 70, whereon the fad
M Ca at preient reiides; thee lofts are very va
luabie improvements coniifting of Dwelling Houfe
two Rory high with three rooms and palIape be-
low, and three above fairs three rooms in the
CELLAR, with fire place in every room, and fevera
out-houles, coDfnng of Kitchen, Smoke -hoa(e.
Stable, &c. all OF which pleafantly a,-d on the
river bank, and command an extenGvs view of tb.
river above and below. A few articles of houlehold
furniture will be fold together with thoie LOTS and
houfes, &c.
nm be JsdOa tie fa1ge day, on ID. s,euie,.
a IRACI OF LAND, the property of faid
M Caii' ttuate in the county aforefaid, on Hokass
creek, adjoining the faid town of Tappahannock CON-
tanning by cltimation, five hundred and two acres
De the fame more or lefs, together with tbe wa,.r
grit mill adjoining, which is at prefent out of repair.
sut may be rendered very valuable at fnaIlexpe
being one OF the mott valuable and convenient mill
leafs IN all that part Of the country having large g.
convenient mill hopfe two ftory high, built of lone.
oriek and wood, calculated for manufacturing on an
eAtsnhVe plan, ilruate on never-faiIing freas,.
within one mile Of tide water BELONGING TO tbs mill
are two very convenient houces for the accon,moJa
ton OF miller, cooper &c. This traa of land is ge
nerally OF good quality, lies well and is well timbered
HNffe7eJt be od or TIE 2sb day eff TIE Zane month
(JM7eI at 1obn D1hIe,'s Tavern, liz ths Gif no,.t,
Of RDcx, ''''"1
A TRACT OF LAND, the property of fad
MCai fituate near faid Miiler's Tavern, ad;oin;nc
the lands OF Thomas Allen and Jofeph Man, contain.
ing by elimination, one hundred and feven acres. he
the lame more or eis being the land the faid NCaI
Prchaled or Richard Ieffries. This is good farming
idnd, lies well and is well timbsred.-Twe months
creait VIII be given, upon the purchaer or pureha
lerS grving bond, and in every cafe Deed of Trun
on the property will be required to fecure the pur.
chafe money, by
GEOR GE pOI,I,II IL
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TO RENT,
ME HOUSE and LOT belonging to MIR.
VIM. Dandridge's eifate, next above MIR.
W.n Prices large building. For terms apply to
NATHANIEL SHEPPARD, Igeat for t5s esee'-.
April Is. #
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GEORGE POTTIE, an.

Atto,"isf in f't7 for tie creditors. of Ayeb M'CgU
Lou(a, April is. Gdr1,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-27

In consequence of the difpute with Pruf1is.
an embargo was on Sunday laid upon all the
Veheis belonging TO that power at prefent in this
port. - '''''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28
Advertisement.

TN consequence of a resolution of
L the General Assembly, passed at
their late session, I 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 Elk.
ecntive, l have thought proper thus
publicly to request of such of the citi-
zens of the commonwealth as may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight of
anv cannon or other ordnance, and
muskets; cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in immediate use, to
communicate particular report there
Of to me as soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
Clerk to ,fbe Execuive
Richmond, Feb. Z, 1906. (tD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28
{ q n q X E 5 S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10.
me JoHo1DiHS message Tvas received from,
The President Of tie United States.

To the Senate and House Of Rehresentofives
Of he United States.
IN pursuance of measure proposed
to Congress by message of Jan. is
1903, and sanctioned by their appropria
ton for carrying it into execution, Cant.
Meriwether Lewis Of The first reriment
OF infantry was appointed, with psr,v
OF men, TO explore the river Missouri.
from ITS mouth TO its source, and, eros
sing the highlands by The shortest Dor.
tage, 10 seek the best water communica.
cation thence to the Pacific ocean and
Lieut.. Clarke was appointed second in
command They were to enter into cor,
ference with tae Indian nations ON their
route, with view 10 the establishment
OF commerce with them. They en,ereo
the Missouri May Ia, l9o4, and ON the
lst OF November, took up their winter
quarters near the Mandan towns, 1900
miles above the mouth OF the river. in Iat.
~ deg. Q m. AZ sec. north, and Iuuc. 90
deg. % IN. As sec. west from Greenwich
On the 9Th Of April 1905, they proceed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28
THUR sDAY, Ffe. %.

Mr.. John e. Smith from The commit
Tee to whom was referred q resolution Of
The House directing them TO enquire for
what claims against the United STATES,
barred by statutes Of limitation, it is ex-
ped'eDt TO make provision, reported a bill
making further provision for extinpuish-
ing debts due by the United States which
was read Twice and referred 10 commit
tee OF the whole House on Monday next.
Mr.. John L. Smith. from the commit
Tee OF claims 10 whom was referred tha
petition OF Willis Wilson, reported a re-.
solution, that the petitioner have leave 20
Withdraw his petition-- r cferred 10 a co,n.
mittec oil the whole House Tomorrow.
HE House resolved itself into a COM
mitiee OF the whole - Mr.. VARNUm in
the chalr--on the bill for The relief of
PhliiP Nieklin and r. T. GrFihs,
ne committee reported their agree
ment TO the bill, which was orde red 20 a
th'!a reading to-morrOw-Ayes 81.
MI Crowninshield, from The tomn;t-
ice OF commerce and Manufactures made
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28
THE Subscribers to the TURNPIKE

n Road, under the aa entituled an act for es-
tablishins Turnpike road from Richmond to
the Deep Run Coal Pits. and from thence to
the Three Notched road, are requested TO m eet
at the Washington Tavern. in the city OF Rich
mond, on the 25sh day Of March next. to choose
hive Directors, and to take such other measures
as may be deemed necessary to commence the
improvement Of the said read.
Robert Pollard,
George Pickett,
Joscfih GaHego, 8
Samuel Myers, s
Phihtt ~. Nicholas, .
David Ross, :
James Carrie,
Wiiiam DuVai,
February 18th. 1906. VIZ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28
Ben. Elos6y. George HoL

/NPwsaanee 81 an act ofibs General 1sssmJ!y,
Passed tie 24b day Of :Janua,y. 1903. for more
:teefIsly Preventing oI,racions to tee eas.ase ct
hSS teroHgb efal' of' James rieu-aH iboss con.
ce'ned arc desired to comply Syiib tie eroysions of
sara aet {" they wifi be dealt with a, tbe law dyecfs
John MOODY, Surveyor
Ricbmond. FEB. a., 1906. 3t
~. %. 7be orunsrs Of Jfsbins seines in James RI
yer and IT'S 6ranebe, abnve tbetas, are relr,ea 10
zoe To section oSs absoe yecied act zvbsysiu tbey
will find their duty to ist tbeir seires With t6e
eo"'mis'ioners oftbe rsrenue in tbe same manner
"a az other taxable srope'ty, under roe t,msy be-
naies IN order to raise sufficient revenue 10 detray
zoe expenses Ct Carrying f6is law mo efcct. =. M
I GAVE my bond TO Abro8e Knight
4 for 6 100 II a, in the year 1901, the amour,
OF which bond have paid TO him; but he neglea.
ed at the time to deliver it to me, and il has
been since lost or mislaid. The person into whose
hands it may have fallen, Will please deliver il TO
George Winston.
Cd mo. 22d. 1906. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28

TAKEN up by James Lyme in Flu
y. wanna county, TWO COWS, one dark
brude about 6 or seven years old, with white
face and belly, a smooth crop in the left ear and
: crop and slit in the right. The other red pi-
ed. about nine or ten years old with bell and
Iron cellar without either mark or brand percei-
vable, the former appraised TO four pounds the
latter TO FIVE pounds. Sw'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28
LAND FOR SALE.

l HE subscriber wishes toscll $50
acres Of land, lying in cheaerfeld county. within
fix miles of Manchester. The advantages OF fmall
farm. near large towns 70 obvious and general
ly admitted, as no. TO require particular enun,e-
ration. Amy perfon wiihing to purehafe may fee
TIE land and know the terms by applying TO Mr..
John Branch, -efiding in Maneheiter, or the fnb
fcriber, near Buckingham courthouie.
Archibald Branch.
September a. rSoS. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28
200 Negroes for Sale.

HAVING SO long been delayed 8,
i i disappointed in recovering considerable
debts due to me, suspended by the multiplicity
OF business in. and the present system of our
state courts, find my other resources insufici
ent 10 discharge the demands against me (aris-
ing from.the delinquency of various co partner
ships and bankruptcy of deb,ors) so promptly as
the necessity OF those claimants requires, and
justice demands, in aid of other funds. have de.
termined to dispose of two hundred Slaves, not
from any faults hey have committed, but as the
most expedtionsrean of satisfying the demands
against me; have therefore authorised and ap.
pointed Jacob Myers George Holman, William
fasseur and Benjamin Mosby, as my agents FOR
this purpose, or any tive who can conveniently
attend 10 this business.
DAVID ROSS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28

" ~ Subscribers TO TIE DEBATES
Of fbe VIRGINIA CONVENTION, and TO
GIBBON's HISTORY oftbe DECLINE and
FALL oftbe ROMAN EMPIRE, are yeqvestes
% apply AZ ibis office, sb~e tisi, sepies ave ssw
,saay for delivery, 19
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September q. Isos. wit
STRAYED OR STOLEN,

VI IN ~ I'D NIte y y
I'M Monday night last, from the door of Mr.
Levy, near the bridge, dark bay MARE,
about eight ears old II lad on her double skirt.
ed Saddle. with pad buckled to it, and double
refined bride with two bits-she has a short
switch rail. star in her forehead. 4 email snip
OH her nose. and white spot behind one of her
ears-trots very short and quick. the hair rub
bed OF her sides, some white about two of her
feet Whoever will delive, the said mare to the
subscriber. near Bacon Branch, shall receive
FIVE DOLLARS reward,
Peter Hauk ins.
Feb 18Th 1906 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28

ID AN away from the subscriber, the Al
IN of last month, yellow negro man named
ZACHARY He is a stout well made fellow
about SO years of age he has very morose
countenance long thin nose and high cheek
bones; ne was formerly the property of VIM.
Randolph, esquire, and was raised in the lower
end OF Gooehiand county, where expeei he is
probably 3nrking, or about Richmond, having
formerly been waggoner for many years -
whoever will deliver the fellow to me in Bed.
ford county, shall receive reward of FIFTY
DOLLARS; and if seemed in any Jail so that
i get him. reward of TWENTY DOLLARS
will be given, and all other reasonable charges
pad All persons ara hereby forewarnrd a.
gainst hatboring or conveying said fellow out OF
che state.
alexander Burton.
10Th Feb 1906. ,.As
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28

MAJ E have just received for Sale,
w 90 Bags best Green COFFEE,
20 Hhds MOLASSES,
$500 lbs CHEESE,
90 Boxes Cotton 81 Wool CARDS,
8 Hhds. Antigua RUM,
6 do WindwaYd Island do.
do: New England do.
80 Tierces Stone LIME,
80 Barrels HERRINGS,
4 Casks fresh GLOVER SEED,
$50 Sacks SALT,
which we will sell low for Cash, approved pa.
per, or Country Produce
S9ohard u Lucke.
Feb 90 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28

~ TRAYED or stolen, on Monday
~ night last, from the door of MIR Neal Nelson =,
a En- HORSE, abou, six years old, fuor feet
eight or nine incnes high. shod all round, PAGES
aud gallsps well, and trots well in harness-
Whoever will deliver the said horse to the sub
scrbsr in Eiehmend, shall receive FIVE Dol.
LARS reward, and all reasonable charges.
William Nice.
21st February, 1906. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28
NOTICE.

W. INIJs
DO hereby forswarn any person or persons
from trading or taking an assignment of a
Bond executed by me to Charles Matthews of
the county of Buckingham, for the sum of two
hundred pounds, dated 5th February, 1906, and
payable the 25th December, 1906, as the same
was given in part purchase Of traa of land /,
which said Matthews was not possessed of
Walter Irvine.
New Canton, Goth Feb 1906. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28
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Atthe particular request of Mr. Ross, and in viz.
Tue OF powers vested in us, we will dispose of
One Hundred Slaves,

- - - ~ - ~ NOy
AT Warminster, on the 18Th day of March next,
and ONE HUNDRED at Lynchburg, ON the
l9th day OF the same month. The slaves are of
the tirst Quality. well disposed and used 10 la {.
Dor, and personally known to most sf us. All
the inhr'n and sickly people, arc dire&ed to DO
lett to be supported by their masters humanity !;
we can also safely say, that those people are not
exposed 10 sale for their faults, but under impe.
rious circumstances
One half of the purchase money must be paid
DOWN, the balance. pay able in twelve months
from the day OF sale, bearing interest from the
dais to be remitted fthe principal is punaually
II may well be imagined, that from the cir
eustancas of this sale, punanality IN payments
witt be expected. and geod security requii ed as
70 the n ST payment, it may be convenience to
people who have not disposed Of their crops, Or
received payment, to procure note of respeGfa.
biiity, negociaoe az the bank of Virginia. paya.
bic At % days; but this note must be approved
Oh by us, previous to the purchase And dis
count OF ten per cent. will be allowed on the
tweiVe months instalment, TO those who can pay
the whole pIice, or upon so much thereof as NAV
~ Ihsu2ht worth receiving. 3w
Jacob Myers, I'm. Pasfeur,
Ren
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-31
FOR ruEa AR,lus:
ABSENCE,

- wheo shall ! behold again >
IN, rne o'S Remembered narrow plain,
Where l my infsnt ho;,-s eniny,l.
III sce"ss OF bliss, that n3ysr cioy'd!
Lach Object 10 my mind i. dear;
I, he cAs.sge and the streanilst near
IN, me rows % lhsrry trees behind
ms iocu'is bent Nv s,..ry ~r.d.
~, 6lossom'd boughs t.,.t sSec ne,s.c ,.s
me biackbird trim. his shining D,u,nes.
MS songof love the robin rears
MS sci' heart there no gunner f4ars.
hose objects all are dear to me:
!, !, nose objects all long to see:
n OUT s'ioFs my mother dear to yisw
Wy fa'heri sister, brother, too.
o when shall l behold again
IN, ne OH remsnibsr'd narrow plain
where my infant hours epioy'd
'n scenes of bliss that never c,o,,d
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-31
NINTH DAY.

Prizes of Is dollars Nos. 1914 sss
492 SAG Isl $3.50 274e 1860 s7SS s42s
1889 aoos $685. 1857 1889 1909 1869
oS57 5o3l 75!7 e67S 24A6 27Ie cas-.
asia 72so 1899 1898 i7es 1880 1904
25l6 1887 5842.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-31
NOII ICE.
IL administrators of T,neo Wy,

II ADMINISTRATIVE of James Win.
nee' dec hereby gives notice TO all perssns
W. h.ve CLAIMS against the decedsnt, t,.at she
,o1sha " ..a ner administration as speedy as
poes,o'e ana requests ;hosS who nave ci,;rns :;
theT by bond. or open acco.nt ~ e'-
|ofWa.a properly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,hoso -
are idsb ca TO the said estate, to max ,,ayn,,lr
on o. before she second Mondav IN sIa,rh oorr.
that ssnS Tie lime when the sail adn,in,~,,st,is
r'oSoseS 10 make W her accom-, If a. m;,,;.,,a
non aud return 10 the County cour, of ht,,.'1
usu nn Persons eonce,ned are he, eby no,;sed
..,I' u'eSs uee attention is pad TO tnis a,5l
who are in dsfsult. al ''ess
Ann Winfree, Adm'x.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-31
~'Iiam 8 Mary College Lottery.
FIGuTR nav.

Prize OF 500 dollars no. 66o2.
Piizes of Is doiirs- Nos. ? 81 ,5s
294 395 4+oo 1881 1918 $3.50 ess7
500 1858 9277 1927 6s19 $3.50 esos
eol7 1851 1890 1920 1855 1894 1863
e67o 45S+ 1851 says 675s 7!7o 5s!4
1888 1917 GALS 4SoA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-31

An arrival at New York from Bourdsaux,
tho not bringing intelligence to as lats date
a. we have already received, brings the 1871 and
ig'h oihciai en!eu OF the grand army OF
France, the details of which have been al5eaIv
given. 1t also brings the 5,h bulletin &c the az.
my of Italy, by which it appears tho French ar
my had pursued the Ausiriaas TO Vinceoce. h,J
taken that city, with 800 prisoners and 1000
wounded Af'er which they pursued the Aus.
uian army to the village of St Pierre in Gu.
carried it and took 500 prisoners. Th, Frsncb
army having reached III: Brenta, a heavy can
nonade ensued from one bank 10 the other.
which was only terminated by ths Night. In
the morning part OF the French army ford.
ga the river' and ~ the evening arrived at Css.
tel-iranco. The right division was exosc,sd 70
occupy PaGua the 18th Brumsirs, IN. da,s Of
the bulletin, and the left TO occupy Passsn,,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-31
RENOVAI.

III NOCT. WILSON has removed
~ i'Im the Bell Tavern to the Brick Hou,a
optos.e the stores CT Messrs. ] &R. Camhls
ana Mr. Neil M'Coull, and the 9. doc, hci,,',
.ne corner iorned by the main Stree, and RI.
=, ,, :.ieet leading from Col Mayo's bridga.
80; a'.'on 10 ms former stock. he has ju., re.
Apotheea,y linc. al of which are So, ~ .i's
sale at reduced prices 0He''3 ''r
=! Is ms inteniian to dsvotc a great share of
M au1ht'Sn personally TO his shop
's 81 from Mefehan;s, Ply sicians and ..
hers viii be faithfully attended 49, u
can be supplied with Aiedicihe. sf eve,v I;,,I
SeS9mpa"ed with proper inruuttions as 10 ,b.ir
kIshmond. Jan. 2s;h. 1906 n,e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-31
VIRGINIA. ARGUS.
a, 80 .--
K iCH AiON !:
FRIDAY. JANUARY 81. 1906.

1t is stated, with some confidence, ,ha,
the a" Examination OF the British doc.
trine," etc. lately published at Washing
ton, is from the, pen Of Mr.. E2adison.-!t
does honor to his feelings as a patriot,
and TO his learning and industry as a
state sclan.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-31
FnOa wA.nrsoroN cIrr,JAr. o7.

Ex'rac, eta isny from Lisbon. to q gentleman
in tbs CRY.
Lrs5on, S O'Clock, Orb December.
can hour since the nail arrived Unoficia,
advice says to me that Vienna is taken, and a
contribution OF a AILLfor s'erllng levied Ven
ice and Iyroi' and twelve strong holds given to
the French as security for an amistce whilst
peace is negotiated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-31

We understand. that in Gems guenoe of the
declenson OF GabrieE Daval, Jiliasr K;hy is
appointed, and has accepted the flee Of Chan.
celor Of the state Of Msrysna. MAJ. Lassk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-31
WIN. 3. GILES. ESQ.

We have regretted the absence of Mr..
Giles rom the senate of the u. States al
This important crisis. The unavoidable
cause OF his detention in Virginia, when
known, Will afford the public ga isla Story
aPology lie had long been engaged in the
extensive complicated AFFAIRS OF the large
es'aie at dec lend, whom he represent.
cd. he time had arrived, when the Justice
which hS owed 10 himself, and the indjvi-
iuals concerned, demanded that his ad
1ninistraIioD should be settled and closed.
Two professional gentlemen were rnu:u-
ally selected and appointed Tor the pur
psse. Those gentlemen were not at lei.
sure 10 take UP the subject until the wiz
ter vacation of our courts. The person.
al attendance Of Mr.. Giles could not be
dispensed with ION The 10Th inst. the bu
slness was brought TO conclusion, and
without moments delay, he departed
tor The Federal City. THIS distinguished
and patriotic citizen, after many years
pubic service, was never before known
20 be absent from his duty q single day.
The most sf3i6ling intelligence has
reached us--Mr Giles's carriage, when
wl,hin twelve miles of Richmond, and on
bis way TO the seat Of the general govern.
ment, on The 2oth inst. was unfortunately
overset; BY this accidbni, one Of his legs
was dresdfulIy fractured, and he was o.
'herwise materially injured. We hear
that serious approximations are entertain-
ed with respect to his recovery.
With as, every Virginian, every Ame-
rican, every sincere friend to lis country.
must deeply lament the melancholy ca.
.astrophe that lately happened TO Mr..
Giles at this important and perilous
Juneture of Our national affairs, when e.
very nerve should be strained, and eyery
power brought into action, in defsnce Of
the best rights Of our country, to be de-
priyed Of 1he genius and abilities Of Mir.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-31

Giles, is truly unfortunate, TIE senate or
me Onissd States in particular, will fee,
The absence OF this tried and iuasx,6le
patriot. lis native eloquence and in
Senuous reasoning, have been often
heard, and their f@rcs as often aeknow.
lodged, IN the Legislature councils of the
na',on--We ardentiy hope, that the fears
and appr ehens.ons of his friends may bs
premature, anu that his senatorial labors
viii again, ut DO distant tsy, draw forth
Inc applause oil grateful country.
(Re.ha6lcan.)
6y the Governor and coarc;l
u Alarylasd.
GAsnIEL DuvAL. ChanceIlor, vice A.
lsx-nder e HaEson, deceased.