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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
COLDgMTTH u TEWELLER,

C0LDCHITH q TEWELLER,
L EfpeGtfulIy informs his friends and tie
~ public, tia; he has juit received IN addl-
tiona aliurtment Vt LUUEingtGiai!es, With
Mahogany and elegant Gilt franie--Picture
and Profile France, Jeweiry, Silver Plated &
japPan'd Ware, grea. variety y oinAnlented
hair Combs, &c. 81. He Manufactures Silver
table, deifert aud tea Spoons, msitard and iat
10. Sugar Tongs, Gold Necklaces, &c. the
aeweR falhon, gold and ivef ieeve-hottons,
&c. &c. al! of WHICH viii be fold on The mCG
-ealonabIe terms.
NE. All the above articles are warranted
J give entire fatiSfa6tion, or may bereiurEci
The lI1lallett favour attended 10 with cheer
.ulnef. aad dil. asSh. lGay 6 ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
VESSELS SPOKEN.

Nov. 3, lat a., long. 45, ship Cornelia,
Hunt, from Portland, for Liverpool, Is days
eut--Nov. ), lat AZ, Ion. A, sch. John, of
Bangor, ~ days from Liverpool, for Pcnob-
Scof
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
UpboJqsry and Paper HazSingt.

UpboJqsry and Paper Hansingt.
EDWARD HOWE,
No. 2, USloN-Row, MIbDLE-stRErT,
DAS juR received for iaIe, frclh abort
4 mrut of
UPHOLSTERY, viz.
Fringes, LaceS, Tahels, Furniture
Chint4es, Of the atef patterns, Sofas. Eafy
and LoIing Chairs, Matrales live geefe aud
aud RuiIia Feathers; Englith and American
Bedticking an elegant ahortment ofEngliih
and American PAPER-HANGINO, with
Borders, OF the neweit faihion.
A quantity Of DOWN OF the firft quality,
fLo. an aiiortment Of CApINk 7
FURNITURE.
The UPHOLSTERY BUSINESS, car
ried on as above, in all ii branches, with
pdnct uAIity and di!parch.
p CAST giOeaJ or C@e4'S and Hor-
Jes' Coarjs H41IR.
Nov. H.. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01


pnce'--they have GA ham. among other, tEe
following arIicles viz.
Broadcloths Grecian Robes
heriey Fine aud common
Veivets Coatings Dimories
tlanueis, B4izrs Fancy silk aud vari-
Fiankels, Ruflels Gus other Hand
Durants, C4timEncoes kerehiefs
cords, Swtnidowns, Silk and Leather
Iinens, CalcUe. Gloves
tErnturGs Cir.cks
Chambray Mullins Tabby VeIvets
Black Luitrngs silk, Cotton and
Pertains, Grapes Worried Hoie,
Linen and Cotton Thread Lace
Cambricks Edgings, Couons
Laced Canlbrick Maj A variety Of India
Inns Cottons, Oil Cloths,
Book do Mulfs and Tippets
Bingham. 1aule Linen, &c. sc
LAEsvir--A general aiIortment Of
Wef-Audia gods and Dye-StlEs.
Iron, Nails. Freih Raifins
Steel, Do Currants
Flour Bulls. Good MackereI
~ Thofe who have money TO Law OUT ,
and with to make iaving 10 their purchafes,
may find it to their iu;erelk 10 Gail Ak the a.
bOve fore.
N0v. "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
Strayei

FROM the fublcriber in this town,
on the gath IF October, a chefnut coloured
HORSE, with white fpot on his forehead,
one wali-eye, long maine and tail, trots all
Whoever will return fAid Horle, or give in
formation 10 thar the owner may obtain hin,
again, ih1li DC Handsomely rewarded for their
trouble. THOMAS DELANO.
n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
F0r Sale.
II black C0zU lat.

Il BLACK C0qO LEFT.
STRAYED from the fubfcriber's
LOT, on Sunday the Esd infant, a fnalI
black COW, about nine years old having 4
! illt in her right ear, and fInAll hole az if
made by tenpenny Gimblet on the front Of
her left Horn about inches below the tip.
Whoever will return faid COW to the fu6-
icfiber AZ Portland, lhall be well rewarded
Hsc. J. CHARLES SIMPSON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
TAKE NOTICE I
A Ii perfons arc hereby cautioned

a Id perionS arc hereby Cautioned
not 10 trdlt LYDIA EsxItDsoN, my wife
as fhe has conducted herfelf in an unieemiy
manner, and ihah pay no debt or debts OF
he's contracting from this date.
GEONGL ESKuDSON.
HSf!5Saa, -fss, Il. (Dec. IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
Cobberat.
C0yn md Flour
TAKE POUR CHOICE OF

TAKE POUR CHOICE OF
5000 or 1900 Doilars.
TICKETS and Quarters in Amo1esg Canal
Lottery which Commences drawing the
18th infant, for iae Al the Bookftore of
ISAAC ADAMS.-pri IN this Lottery are
not lubjec to any deduction -Highelt prize
5000 dollars, Of 1900 and = of 1000; be-
AIDES number o. 500 aud Ioo.-Tickets rle
TO $50, aud quarters Dollar 5ocents.
AL5-fickets and Quarters Ia
Harvard College Lottery, which contains the
Capital Prize Of $4,000 dollars, ard great
number of other valuable przes.
Dec. |.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
VILLAGE HARMONY, 7tb EA7n
uSF pubiiilied and iOr l4le by
y ISAAC ADAMS.

The 5eUeatb eaifion tHtbe VILL AGE
HARM0Nr, computing abOlt 80 peices Of
Mdhc more than it has ever heretofore con.
INDEPENDENTLY calculated for the devo-
tions Of religious focieties and iingins fchools.
Fr'9e 10 a0li'. PER do-. SOA. fngEs.
WORChSTER COLLECTION,
ns7O editio~-Contain:ng . great variety of
Plum Tane5 and 1l1tbers this edition is greatly
enlarged aud improved, aud much more vaIu-
able than any focuiGr vdiiion --Py4ae % cogs.
PR dor. doi. f4gLc.
NOTHERN HARTONT-Being
a collection of the mott approved tunes to
which are added number Of original ones.
-PrAe DELI. do1. rs stl. JiAsL.
ALSO,
Tie BEAUzTES qf CHURcR ItSIc.
LIKEwIsE,
The ORIENTAL HAIR MONT--
Prize doA. 50 sss. aaE. S7E ess. angle.
Nov "a. Sun
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01
: Sales By aaet:oir.
Furniture at Auction.

Furniture at Auction.
On Tbwfday next, at the Hauf nssv
occupied BY capt. Joel Hall, Higb-
freet
A Variety of MOUSE HOLD
FURNITURE, conhfing of Mahogany.
card and dining Tables, Bureau, Bediteads,
Beds, curtains, brafs aud iron Sheves aud
Tongs, Chairs, Setree, Lookig Claffesi VITA
a variety Of kitchen Furniture--SAis at 10
O'Clock
E. GREEDY 81 co. AxH'ys.
Ds1. j.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-01

ITt-IuT3 LFUTs %
Arrived ship Edward Prebic, Porter, z.
days from Liverpool.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
VIM. H. cABELL.

John Tramble was convicted Of Horse Stealing
before the Distria Court of w ashington. in the
spring of 1905. and sentenced to five years and
five months confinement. He was born ia Ma
ryland is S fee, ID inches high 25 years
old; fair complexion light hair; grey eyes :;
has 4 niche in his left ear ; scars in his forehead
and is shoemaker by trade.
Isaac Harris was convicted of larceny before
the Distria Court of Monongalia in the spring
OF 1905, and sentenced 70 two years confinement
He was born in the county of Wood. in this
state, is five feet nine inches high, years DID,
swarthy complexion, dark hair and hazIe eyes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
Ya1ta6e P,.bNsy for Salc.


DY virtue OF deed Of ttuR executed to the
~ fubferibcrs by Doaor James Warrall aud Re
beeSa his wife bearing date the I'D June, io0S
TO ieesre the payment OF purehSfe made OF Mr.
Wilt!hise ~. Lewis, executor o. Frsneis Lewis
dec will be SOLD. on the preDifes. on Friday
ths 9th Of May next. oNs TRACT OF l. ND
conveyed in laid trua lying in the county o.
Henrieo, about four miles from Rithmsnd. and
eoptsinipg four hundred aud niue,y-three acres
more or lefs. together with one Negro Man Aai-
tin, one Negro Woman. Rachel two bay Horses
three milch COWS, thres Heifers. and one Wag
gon and oeer. or 70 much thereof as will be iui-
hsiens to raife The fun OF & ISIS l9 8, current
money o. Virginia. dse the faid Wltfhhe M
Lewis, sx'r. of + sneis Lewis, dec. together with
the expenfes a.sndingt the execution Of laid tint
in the following payments a. exPreaed IN iaid
deed of truft via -one raoieey thereof Tor ready
money with the in,erel on the amount OF laid
pu ehafe { 1915 10 frsm the 2ia day OF Feb
ruary, 1894 to the 3Ift OF FEBRUARY. 1905, except
$50 dollars, which has already been Paid--snd
the refdue payable in two years from the 2ia
February laft (1806) with interef thereon from
the aforefaid 21R February 1906. payable The
faid ntereR annually.-A deed Of trutf on tho
property will be required.
At the same time and place will be SOIL the
remainder of the Stock and Plantation Utensils
on said farm, on a credit of six months, for all
sums above ten dollars, with bond and approved
security Also. will be HIRED, the tine of
Likely Negroes, until Christmas next.
1 %'zia @'s Msse4re. Trustee.
Riehmorld April ID 1906 tdf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
II. Hewes @' Co.

IL AVE 70, Sale at their Store, next door to
L i Messrs. Shapard & Lucke's. opposite the
Market, Richmond, an assortment of
Groceries and other Articles,
Which they will dispose of at the lowest prices
for cash or eosntry produce. Among which
are, Jamaica and Antigua Rum, old and very
superior Cogniac Brandy, Loaf and Brown Su-
gar. Coffee Chocolate Imperial, Hyson, Tyson
Skin, and Young Hyson Tea Port and Sherry
Wine, Honey, Molassss, Figs. Nutnegs. Mace.
Gloves. Cinnamon Aispce. Pepper, Fig Blue.
Starch. Soap Candles, Salt, Tubs in sets, kc. BIC.
Kichmond Feb 10th, 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
~ SAMUEL eREENRow, M. c.
SPORTS Of the TURF.

THE RACES will commence as usual at
i William Prices race field, in Charlotte
county, on THURSDAY the 18th day Of May next.
and continue three days First day. one mile
heats, entrance thirty dollars Second day, two
mile heats. fifty dollars entrance, half forfeit
And the third day will he run for an elegant Sad
die, Bride, Whip, Maringale and Collar, for
any horse two miles out, weights agreeable TO
New market FLIES allowed BIB ANY gentle
man wishing TO sntsr horse, may do so by APP
plying to the subscriber living on the place, TO
William Price. The races will certainly com
nence on the above days, as several horses are
already entered In order TO render no further
SNORT JOINS.
9Th April. 1905. w4t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
LAND FOR .ShLG.

THE subscriberis authorised to dis
pose of between two and three thousand a.
efes of LAND. situate in the county Of Prince
George, and knowa by the name OF OLp Town,
on the following terms, to wit lone fifth Of
the purchase money to be paid down, and the
balance in four annual instaments, TO carry in
terest from the time of salc--he payment
whereof must be secured by bond and mortgage
on the land. This land is distant lrom the
town of Petersburg about Ia miles from Iames
river q or mias, and about 1-2 from Noble's
creek. which is nayigabls for boats up to Pea.
chy's mill. The soil is remarkably well adapt
ed to the culture of corn, wheat ami Tobacco,
and the greatest part Of the tract is covered
with hne timber. IL will DC sold ia lots to suit
purchasers, and will be shewn TO any person
desiring to view it, by Mr.. Drury Liyesay, who
resides on it Prompt attention will be paid TO
any Communication on the svbe0, directed 20
the subscriber at Shirley, in Charles City coun.
ty, by post, to Granville mills w3m
PAraIex HEEDzES, agent for Chs Carter
Of Shirley. Feb 20. 1906
Just Received, and for sale at S. Plea
SAINTS Bookstore,
SHnsarr's Lerfsrs from I,aLy and SphsrLzsf, IN
rbsJea,s 1901 and 1902.
Life and CanpnSHs Of General 61orseg
1qiJo,d's P,saei1Ss
Witsor's Re9orts. 8 golzneS
.Toaes on Bdil,nenfs
Layysrs' Magasise, 5 voizme,
Fosfe,'s Cre1n La,
Yesey, jyoisr's Reborfs. voiarres
DGgf6ra and Easf's Reports, ~ vOtumss
Equity Cases, volsu5es
TIE Romantic Drama If lsel,rorY f5e or,.Lov
6y NJ G.. Lewis
farce Of 'Ss Ao'sl, b. .Sgs:,f J.ps,sp. Esq
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
Geo. Watt

" AS remcvedfrom the store ne formerly &C.
4 Icupied 70 I brick house on the cross street
leading from the main STREET.-THE Shoekoe ware.
house, where he has on hand and offers TO dis
pa of on Moderate terms, by wholesale,
i The Following Artlcies, viz:
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars,
n. England, w. island. and Antigua Run,
Cogniac, Barcelona and Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Winc,9
Coffee of q superior quality, ar
Molssses, Ginger and Fig Blue, -,
Young Hyson aud Imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot, assorted s,xes-And
The remainder of his Stock OF Dry Goods,
consisting principally of articles suited to the
present and approaching season, which he will
either sell on a credit Of 3. 6 and 9 months. for
notes negocisble atlhe Bank of Virginia, with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond, 22d NJ CHI. 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
sY TINE GOVERNOR or 1sn eoHsoNwEALrH
OF VIRGINIA,
A PROCLAMATION.

nv HEREAS-it is represented to the Execu-
Wv tive by the Keeper of the Penitenriary,
that two of the prisoners therein confined to wit
JOHN TRAMBLE and ISAAC HARRIS,
have made their escape from the Penitentiary !:
have, therefore. thought fit, with the advice of
the Council of State. to issue this Proclamation.
hereby offering reward of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for the apprehension of each. or
either of the said prisoners and for their deliv-
cry At the Penitentiary and 1 do. moreover, en-
join ali officers, civil and military, and exhort
the good people of the commonwealth TO use
their best endeavors to apprehend and convey to
the Penitentiary the said John Tramble and l..
saac Harris.
Given under my hand. with the Seal of the
6. 81 commonwealth annexed, ar Richmond
this Sd day of February, 1906.
(sRned)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
THE holders of Prizes in the frst

THE holders of Prizes in the first
= Class of the William & Mary Lottery, are
informed, that every exeriion is making TO OBJ
tsir payment for the tickets sold on credit |;
which those thus indebted. are again apprized.
will become due on the 18Th present; and are
earnestly cutteased, 70 make immediate REMIT
tances TO the subscriber.
So SOON as funds sufficient to discharge such
claims or the major part Of hem. are on hand !,
no,ce will be duly given. In the mean while.
those inclined to receive bonds, or notes in pay
ynent. may on application have their claims inn
n,odiatsiy saushed
The TICKETS for the I'd CLASS are pre-.
parDg, and viii be shortly ready for delivery by
RO. CREENHOW, Agent Il 7ieasutsr.
Aptp 10, 1906 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06

Hutchinson's Biogra.
ply, 2 vols
Elegan, Pocket Bib es
Universal History
Paul and Virginia, 2 v.
Johnson's w orks, V v.
Locke's Works. 10 v
Bea,son's memoirs, CIV.
3oiingbroke on. History
Nins,felsy, 8 vols
Swediaur
Peirarch's view of life
hsiatic researches, w.
Hudibras. 2 vols,
Melmoth's rliny. q v.
Meimotli's Cicero, 3 v.
Smiths Wealth of
Nations, s vols
ChurchiIl's works, 2v.
Cyrepedia
Ciiiies's Frederick
Paris delineated
Fcrguson's art of
Drawing - q
Rumford's essays, 3 v.
Wilson's Egypt, 3 vols
Giliies's Greece, A vols
Kaime's Elements, e v
Zimmerman on Soil.
tude, = vols
Bell on Wounds
Young's Night Tho'is.
History of England, 3 v
| Chaplet
Sorrows of Werter
Pleasures of Imagina'n.
Cowper's Poems, . ".
Thespian Dictionary
Esop's Fables
Death OF Abel
Hoole's Tasso, = vols
Mawes's Gardener
Swifr's w Forks, a "
! Turkish Spy. 8 vols
Coxe's Travels S vols,
Homer burlesqued, 2 v!
Farmers Boy
OViu 5 Art OF Love
nd far sale as a6oDe,
| Fyfe's Anatomy
T. Paine's works, 9 v.
| AGams'sd defence of the
| American Constitu.
| tons, 3 vols
Kotzebue's Plays
Bombardicr 81
| Chase's Trial
Gordon's Civil War In
Ireland
Rafold's Cookery
Bord ey's Husbandvy
Laws of Kentuckey
] Anacharsis' Travels
| Anteasr's Travels
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
Marshal's Sale.

ITO be SOLD, for ready money,
1 under decree of the Court of the United
States for the fifth Circuit in the Virginn Dis
trie. between Phiness Bond, attorney for the
creditors of Ezekiel Edwards. plaintiff, and Da-
vid Ross and others, defendants, in order TO
raise the sum of 1145o dollars 90 cents due and
payable the first day of January last. that yalu-
able and well known estate, in the county Of
Botetourt, called FORT LEWIS.
Tb. sale will be. made on the premises, on the
5th day of June next
BEN. MOSBY, D. NJ for
JOS. SCOTT, NJ. v. d.
April Is, 1905. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
commissiiose,,, Office.

Richmond Ma eb cob, 1906.
TIE parties d,e bereby notifed fhat Ibave at,s
PoiP'edfb e jourfce''sb day Of ly next to carry fo
eDect roe annexed oroer of court Which day fbey
are desired attend at my Office in tbfs city suitb
tbsi, accounts and ucuebsys ready for examination
and settlement
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06

the SC ason, for which notes will be expected,
disehargeab,e by the payment of twenty dollars,
on or before the arss of October, 1906. with one
dollar for each mare to the groom. Good and
extensive high and low ground fasturage grats.
Under strong fenoes-:he greatest attention shall
be paid TO mares left in my care. bu, will net be
liable FOR acc dents or, escapes.
PEDIGREE.
RoBIS RsppREAsr was got by Sir Peter
Teazle. his dam Wren, by Woodpsoker, his
srardam Papillon (Sir Peters dam) by Snap,
his srear grandam Miss Cleavelznd, by Rsgslus,
his great great grandau, Mdge. by ason of Bay
Bol,on, Bartlett's Chilaers, Honeywood's Arab
an. dam of.the two True Blues. Taken from
the general Stud Book
PERFORMANCE.
In 1860. (the only year he run) at Rridgrerth,
June Is, q mile heats, a. four years old, he won
she maiden plate. beating Mr. Days Raginer,
~ Precjpi,ate, and Mr. Cars Prospect.
The next day, at the same place, 4 mile heats,
he came in first and Grst bit lost the race for the
want OF few ounses in weight the last heat.
AZ New. Castle, July Sd, he won the members
purse of T. so ! mile haas, beating Mr. Harri.
sons Trunpator. and distanSing Sir T. Mostyn's
Hedera.
NJ Nanswich, July TO- he won the town purse
Of + so, beating Mr. Smiths Sultan, and distsn.
sing Sir T. Mosyn's Hedera
At Warwick. Sept 2. he WON hrs majesty' IS
plate of 100 guneas, 4 mile keats, beating Lord
Donegail's FugIernan. & distencing Mr. Tharm's
Ma, qus.
He won ife purse at Litchfield, Sept. IL, q
mile heats, beating Lord Donegalps b h. By
PotSs's. and distaneihg Brooke's Baron Nile.
Lord Oxford's yi6.oria and Mr. Coxe's Cocoa
Tree. He was never beaten q mile heats except
AT Bridgnotih, as above stated, where, although
it was given against h,m ii was evident that ne
was much the best horse
THOMAS HARRIS.
March ist, 1906 I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
A CATALOGUE OF VALUABLE cotLEcrfos or
b O = K S,

FOR SALE, All THe PRUNING OFFICE AND
nook sToRu OF S. PLEAsANIs.
.Among them are some Of ne newesf e nosf
interesting English publications, in ele-
pQnk binding.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
ST. PAUL,

.n. ST. PAUL,
s,ser.v,St.Y VA beautiful sorrel horse, Is hands
9SsssS3 inches high, remarkable for his
rs ~ elegance, beauty, strength and fine
%sssfx bone win stand the ensuing sea-
son, at my plantation on James river, generally
known blythe name of Maiden's Adventure, a.
bout 8 miles above Fine. Greek mill, and 4 miles
below Michaux's ferry, in Powhatan county, to
cover mares at twenty-five dollars the season,
which will commence the FIRST Of Match, and
expire the first of August-Extraordinary good
and extensive pasturage gratis, but no liability
for accidents or escapes Gentlemen wishing
the market price, for which cash must be sent
with the nares--as also, notes of hand for the
due payment OF the money for the season.
N. b Twenty dollars. paid on or before the
third Wednesday in November (beng Powha-
tan court day. will be received as full compsnsa
ton of the above, with half dol TO the groom
This beautiful horse, St. Paul, WAS raised by
the Prince of Wales, and got by his horse Sal.
tram, who was got by Eclipse that covered AZ
200 guineas the season--his dam Virago by Snap
Ibis yrandam BY Reguius, out of a sister 70
Black and all-Bsck, and was thought to be the
best runner Of his time--he won several large
stakes. among which was the Derby, 1888, beat
ing Dungannon. Volunteer, Phenomenon, Con-
zales, and several others-he was the sire of
Whisky. who at 3 years old won 1850 guneas,
also Of Whip. Royalist, Peeping Tom, General,
Conner, Sylph Septem, Caroline, Tiffany, Laus
restina, ST. David, SprightIy, Queen Of Sheba,
Spanksway, Rose, Sweeper, clytus, Coal Mer-
chant, Piekpocket, Oscar. Arnbrosio, Pretty
Patty, and several others Of the first rate run
ners. ST. Paul's dam Purity was got b. hafeh'n,
who covered for several Of the las, years of his
life at so guineas nare-her dam the Old
uf.
breeder, as any mare in the kingdom--she was
the dam of Virgin, Dido, CoDundrum, Ranthos,
Enigma, Miss Timnns, Pumpkin. Maiden (who
was dam Of Walnut lie San. Rasselas, Parity,
and several others. Purify was tho dam ofRock.
ngham. Archibald, FitEwilIiam, St Paul and
several others Several certificates of St Paul
as good and sure foaI get,er may beseen a, his.
stand. THOMAS HARRIS, Jr.
Pewhatan city, March LIST, 1906. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06

IL 7 virtue Of deed of trust execut-
1D ed to US by John Christian, jr. to secure he
payment of debt therein mentioned due TO the
late firm OF Dunlop. Pollock & Co. will be sold,
TO the highest bidder, for ready money. at Prince
Edward courthouse, on Monday the 18th day
of May next, (being court day. a TRACT of
IND, containing $50 acres more or less. lying
on the waters Of Big Rough creek, in the said
county Of Prince Edward. being the land bought
by said Christian, from Abner Coffee, per deed
bearing date the 2Sth day Of May. 1903.
The land maybe viewed previous to the day Of
sale, by applying 10 the said John Christian, jr.
Samuel ". Yena6le, ,
Peter Johnston,
Prince Edward. 18th March. 1906. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
Notice.

WE do hereby forewarn any person
w or persons from trading or taking an as
Segment of Note. executed by us to John c.
Jackson OF Prince Edward county, for the sum
of 48 pounds, dated the 10th January, 1906, and
payable the Ist day of Oaober. I807 as we are
entitled to credit on said note, agreeable to
contract pointedly agreed on between the par
ties,
Josiah & Thos. Parkinson.
Amelia county, April - 1906. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06

Hooper's Recreations,
4 vols.
Bigland's Letters
Sehomberg's Naval
Chronology, s vols.
Bisset's Geo 8. 2 vols.
Sales Koran, 2 vols
Paris As il is and as it
was, 2 vols.
Wilkinson on Calvan-
Ism, 8 vols.
Phillidore on Chess
Jones's life of Horne
Chatterton's works, 8
vols.
Bates's Rural Philoso-
ply
Burke's works 8 vols.
Dibdin's life, q vols
Pinaar's works, 5 vols
Naval Chronicle, Nv
ariner's Chr, nicle, 4.
Southey's Tales
Home, q new novel, in
S vols
Public Characters, s "
Rural Recrea,ions, 2v
Trotter on Drunken
ness
Sugur on Women, s ".
Bruce's Geography
Keith on the Globes
Swiss Emigrants
Sentimental Journey
Natural History
Dictionary of Polite
Literature
Pilkington's memoirs
Gentle Shepherd
Shenstone's Poems
Thomson's Seasons
Gray's Poems
Falconer's Shipwreck
Goldsmith's Poems
Bakers Livy, 6 vols
Be,ham's Biographies
Dictionary
Also, JUST received
Ferguson's Astronomy
SCOTS Gazetteer, d v.
Young's Lat Dia'nry
Lady's Museum, eleg',
bind'g with plates Ia v
Do. 9, 10, IL, 10, IL &
ID, to complete sets
Ferguson's Lectures
Guthrie's Grammar,
edition of 1905
Clarke's Homer
Greek Lexicons
Lucian's Dialogues
| Greek Testaments
- Grammars
Perrin's Exercises
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
NOTICE.

1 DO hereby forewarn any person or persons
i from trading or taking an assignment of
Bond executed by me TO Charles Matthews of
the county of Buckingham, for the sum of two
hundred pounds. dated 5th February, 1905. and
payable the 18th December, 1906, as the same
was given in part purchase of traa of land,
which said Matthews was not possessed of
Walter Ir-pine.
New. Canton, Goth Feb 1906. If