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NOVICE.

W. I IOE.
THE Subscriber, are authorised 10 receive and
collect. all monies &c. due on The books of
James m'aies,er; the same being made over TO
chem as per the records Of court.
Royster So Bohannan.
Richmond, Aug. % 1906. a,
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If the English can't .hght down nor
bride down the little Corslcsn--it is pfet.
" evident no labor nor expense is spared
To 7vrife and trim him down however, the
efforts made by writing & printing, may be
considered as tax upon cnDy-ror none
but those who are so ssed--hay Ae
fdE.--i6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23

Sir William berkeley, WREN governor Of Wiz.
MA in 1871, III letterto the ODDS Of the COM
miuee OF the colonies, aftSf stating thar the,.
were near 5000 persons in the colony, adds,
thank God there are no free schools, nor
printing, and hope we shall not have ti,em ,hese
hundred year5--for learning has brought d,.o
hedience and hercsy, and seas ints the world
aud printing has dvulgcd then and libeis sga,ns,
the government. Col keep as/jont Gotbg'
From the eondui Of the aristocrats of the ore.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23

l, seems two editions Of the English tax
upon envy have already passed through the
English firesSes in America lib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23
NV YoRK. August Is.

NV foRK, August Is.
Captain Forran Of the ship Washington
from New Orleans, was boarded Off Havannah
by the British brig PORT Mahon. the lieutenant
OF which vessel informed him he had received
Intelligence f,om the commander of a N York
brig from Leg aorn, that admiral Collingwood
had recently captured and sent into Gibraltar g
Frencl. ships Of the line. and that he, the cap.
tain OF the brig, saw them lying there in the
road.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23

a letter from Halifax. dated July 90, menti.
ons, that ~ sail of American vessels were then
there, libelled and wai,fug triai---among them
the ship Herkimer, Church, from Lama Tor Rev
Yogk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23

HattnuisL Ifaeon. Hsq os Eorta csro,:n1, Rag
been re.eieasd to congress by rht snaEinozs
vote os his di:tri1.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-23

The case Of the brig Izeue and cargo has been
tried at hsiitlx' the 3Oth ult. ami both vessel
ano cargo are to be restored, on payment Of full
costs.
The Julianne, Williams, of Boston, bound TO
the Mediterranean, another vessel from Boston
belonging to Mr. Keating, have been carried in.
TO Halifax. IL !was expected that the same
Judgment would be pronounced as in the case of
the Izerie.
Vice admiral Dcrkley is Arrived at Halifax.
Rfns,fo.S
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4 ValuaWe Farm far sale.

II ENG dcsirousto remove to the state
~ of Kentucky, l will sell the farm on
which i now live, containing by estimation
three hundred and fifty acres of valuable
LAND, lying in Hanover county, on Chick
ahomony river, adjoining the land of Gen.
Marshall and Daniel Trueheart, Esq. and
within nine miles of the city of Richmond.
lt is probable that new road viii be short
ly opened to cross Chickahomony opposite
to the said land, which will reduce the dis
lance to only five miles and half to the
said City. There is upon this Farm COM
modious and convenient dwelling house, with
all other necessary out houses, and new
ice-housc, built upon the best construction,
near very fine spring a handsome Yard,
and Garden neatly incloscd with sawed pai-
lingi; young Apple orchard, containing
$50 trees, and Peach orchard, containing
1900 trees, all just beginning to bear they
were well selected, at great trouble and eX-
pense, from the best nurseries in the state,
and are handsomely planted and inclosed.
This farm is laid off into three fields, and
is well adopted to the culture of Indian
corn, Wheat and other small grain, and a
part Of the land will bring prime Tobacco.
will also sell one half OF the Grist-mill,
known by the name of Whites mill, adioin-
ing the said Farm. The mill-pond and
Chickahomony afford as many fine fresh
water fish tfroughoutthe wear as any situa-
ton in the state, and wild fowl in their sea-
son, all of which may be procured with ve-
ry little trouble. Should meet with pur-
chaser between this and the last of January
next, l will at that time give possession.
There are forty bushels of wheat we'll put
in this fall on the farm.
WILLIAM WHITE.
25th November, 1906. I'm
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EDUCATION.

T~HE. subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he will continue his
School at his house in the lower end of
Albemarlc county, where he teaches the
Greek and Latin languages, the English
Language Dramatically, Comtosition, and
the Rudimeuts of the Mathematics.
His price for boarding and tuition, where
Scholars find their own beds and furniture,
is twenty-eight pounds for ten months, one
third in advance, the balance at the expi-
ration of the term-Two months of the
year, May and October, are allowed as.va
cation. Where washing and mending 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, may rest assured, that par
ocular attention will be paid to their mo-
lSais, and every assistance afforded to pro-
)Ihote their learning.
To accommodate parents who feel dis
bosed to educate their daughters, l would
poard six or eight little girls.
JAMES g. WADDIL
October 9TH, 1906. 2m
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Negroes for SaIc.

TY virtue of "A deed of trust executed to the
- subscriber by Richardson Harris, to Sc
cure the payment of debt therein men
toned, due from said Harris to the estate
of Thomas Buyers, dec. viii be SOLD, to
the highest bidder, for ready money, at the
house of Haley Cole, near the Coal mines
in the county of Chesterfield, on Thursday
the first of January, 1907, the following
SLAVES, viz. Charles, Phillis and Annaky i,
or so many thereof as will be sufficient TO
satisfy the debt mentioned in the said deed
of trust. The above named Charles is an
excellent waterman, about Sc years of age !;
Phillis and Annaky are under d.
WILLIAM TRABUE, Trustee.
Dec. 10, 1906. st
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w. HAiHHT 4,
Upholsterer and Paper
hanger,
FROas NETWORK:

70 RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabi.,
~ tants of Richmond and it's vicinity, that
ne has taken a house in the main-streec
nearly opposite the Old City Tavern, where
he has for Sale, a large and elegant assort-
nent of the following Upholstering articles,
VIZ. 5000 pieces of French, English, Dutch
and American Papcr-hangings, with elegant
BORDERS to suit Fringes, Tossels, Cords,
Bed-laces and Curtain-bindings of diff
ferent colors and qualities SoplIas, Set
tees, Easy -chairs; Hair, Moss and Flock
Mattresses likewise, large and fashion
able assortment of D4.4HOGHyNY FUR
TITUhE, made by the best and most ap-
proved workmen in New-York, viz. Side
boards, Bed-steads OF different kinds, Din
ing-tables, with and without ends; Card
tables, Portable Desks, Sattin-wood ladies'
writing-tables, Foot-stools, Wash-hand-
stands, Buffers trays, Secretaries with and
without Bookcases, Letter-cases with Ia
Dles, Knife-boXes and Music-cases, with
number of other articles too tedious to men,
ton.
Bed and Window Curtains made in tho
most fashionable stvle.
w HAIGHT, flattcrs himself that his
knowledge in the above business, and tho
constant supplies which he shall receive,
viii entitle him to the patronage of ge-
nervous public.
All the above articles viii be disposed
OF on the lowest terms, for cash or negoti-s
able notes.
Live Geese Feathers, and Horse-hair,
bought and sold.
Richmond, November Sd, 1906. w3m
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WILL BE SOLD

70 ne hgh,st 5idGer, to, cash, at .he7v-
: Kent Courthouse, or the 1871 Of .yaau-
airy nesss, ny -oirfue eta deed offruSt from
Benedtcf C7-nanfi, erecutedto me TO secure
me faynient Of a sum Of money due TO
Robert Christian, (which has been tyansfci--
redfo Thomas Claiborne, the TRACT of
LR.ND qudereon tie said Cruaah noqv
hves, containing by estimation $40 acres,
adjoining the iaBds Of John adams, James
Davis, francis ferguson and ofhrrs.-
.4fso, he I'RdCT Of LIND svhereon
me said Crumbs mill stands, incIuding
said mill, containing By estimation s48 a.
cres, and bounded By the lands of John
UaddiH, dec. Ed7vin Poindcr;er and o.
herS.-Like7oise tn. fai2ow,ug SL.aPES,
Ofz. Rachel and her fwo children Ed
naur;d and George, Charlotte, .LuditA, Da-
nd, Jenny and Yiotct, or so much ofsaid
h.roh.erty as TgiH be sufficient to discharge
the dcbf mentioned IN tie deed.
IRE TRUSTEE.
Dec. IS, 1906 IDS
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MayshaPs Sales.

BY virtue of a decree of the Court of the
United States for the fifth circuit in the
Virginia district, pronounced at the May
term, 1906.
John Somervill, Pit.
against
David Ross, Def.
WILL be sold to the highest bidder, for
ready money, so much of TRACT
OF LAND, lying on James River, in the
county of Chesterfield, and. commonly call
ed and known by TIE name of the Falls Plan
tation, as will raise the sum OF seven hun
dred and twenty-six dollars and thirty
seven cents, and the costs. The sale will
be had on the premises ON the Goth Day of
January 1907.
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. v.D.
Dec 13. ids. "
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Privf,te dcademy.


NURING the ensuing year the Rev. CT,
A<H. DEVENISH will resume and pur-
sue the professional instruction of youth, at
the Sweet Springs. The extreme healthi-
ness OF the situation, the chcapncss Of Eoard-
ing, the total exclusion from every oppor-
tunity or Indictment to dissipation, and the
singular advantage it enjoys of being visit
cd by "a number of literary characters, ca
pable of inspecting and experimenting its
management, render this among the most e.
ligibie situations i'll Virginia for an institution
OF this nature, and are among the principal
reasons which have induced him to make
choice of this most delightful and advanta-
geous place, as the seat OF his seminary.
His course of instruction will be divisible
into two parts: The first viii comprehend
English Grammar, Geography with the
use of the Terrestrial Globe and Maps, e
locution, Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Eu-
clid's Elements. The greatest attention
will also be paid to the study of the dead
languages, where it may be the desire of
parents or guardians. The second part will
comprehend Logic, POLITICAL Economy, His
tory, Composition and Ethics. 1t. is his
most anxious wish that a majority of his
pupils may be composed of boys from nine
to fifteen years of age, who Will be continue
ed under his direction till they shall COM
plete the course.
Under these circumstances he nattcrs
himself it would be in his power to render
permanent and substantial services, and to
inspire his pupils with love of virtue,
knowledge and prediction for manly, use
iul and honorable sentiments and pursuits,
which would exert predominant influence
over their future happiness and usefulness
in life.
He wishes to receive from 90 to 25 pu-
pills. His charge for tuition will be 10 dol
lars per quarter, paid in advance, for bows
under Is years of age, and 10 ID dollars
per quarter, paid Ill advance, for boys be
yond that age. His charge for board, wash
ing, candles and fire (the fees of tuition not
inciuded). will be 20 dollars per quarter,
paid in advance, for boys under Is years
of age, and % 1-2 dollars per quarter, paid
in advance, for boys after that age Each
boarder must furnish his own bed, or be
subjected to an additional charge of Z dol
lars per annum, payable as above, i'm case
OF having it Observation-Disclosures who NAV
wish to place their children under his di-
rection will please make application to
Messrs. GEORGE and ROBERT TURNER,
Richmond, or to the subscriber at the Sweet
Springs.
G. H DEVENlSH.
N. b. HE Academy will go into ope~
ration the first Monday in February, 1907.
The hours of public tuition in this seminary,
viii be from o'clock every morning (Sun-
days eXcepted) till / O'Clock, and again
from till 5 O'clock in the afternoon. No
vacations that can possibly be avoided will
be permitted, Mr. ID. conceiving them e.
quaiiy injurious to the morals of the teach.
ers and pupils.
Sweet Springs, Nor. %, 1906. wst
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WHEREAS some time past, I purcha-
w sed piece of land in Goochland coun-
tty, OF one William Lowell, for which gave
him two bonds, one for eighteen pounds,
payable the 25th day OF December, one
thousand eight hundred and eight, the o.
ther bond for u pounds, payable the 25th
OF December, one thousand eight hundred
and twelve, and as the said Lowell has gone
away without making me right to the said
land agreeable to bargain, 10 forewarn all
person or persons in trading for the above
mentioned bonds, as do not intend to pay
them unless | get a right agreeable to bar
gain.
VIM. SHEPPARD.
9th November, 1906. If
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FOR SALE.
THE LOT & HOUSES where

THE LOT & HOUSES where
on SSfobn Hamilton, Esq. the British Consul.
resites: nit are athree story Dwelling House.
an Office and Kitchen, and other necessary Hon.
ses Tor family use a We'll ofgood Water. newly
fitted and a Garden lately pailed in, Ware.
House and Cellar Under it; the remains OF a
Wharf, which win make good foundation to
build on; with I'll the privileges of lots situated
on the river, of extending a wharf
Also, 27l 1-2 Acres of well tmbeycd LAND,
with good Fishery on WilIoughby's Bay, ia.
king in the mouth and part of Mason's Creek,
where he best of Oysters and Fish can be con.
veniently taken
Also, LOT in Smith6eld. between Mrs.
Prrdis'a and CAPTAIN Todd's lots. For terme
apply to
Augusta. If
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7 DESIGN the ensuing year, with the aid of
qualified teacher. to attempt the Tuition oil
Is FemalGs--Crammar, Geography & Arithme.
tic will be taught. Stri5t attention will also be
paid to the composition of the Scholars. nor will
their morals be neglected. The price will be r %
each scholar finding her own bed .6,h Of the
price to be paid in advance.
Gerard Banks.
Gocchland, 9th Sept. 1906. IF
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N o L 1 c E.

THE price ofTUCKER's BLACK
STONE after the first of January. 1907, will
be twenty two dollars and fifty cents. The SUD.
scribers to that work who have not yet taken
their COPIES will not after that time be emitted
to the subscription terms.
Philadelphia. Juv. 1906. list Ian
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Richmond Old School.

THE subscribers take the liberty to inform
their friends, and the public generally, that
their School will be continued the ensuing
year, and II be open for the reception of
Pupils, on Ionday the fifth of January, at
their School room, on the baCk-street, near
the Courthouse and Immediately below
Col. Adams. Terms of Tuition, for Rea-
ding, Writing, sc. IS per ann. Reading
and Writing, with Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography, or any one of
the last mentioned branches of education
6 per ann. to be paid quarterly, and one
dollar entrance with each Scholar, to de-
fray the expense of fuel Hours of atten-
dance as usual, and until eleven O'Clock on
Saturdays for the Grammar and Geogra-
ply classes.
Eliza Richardson.
IPilAaM Richardson, Jr.
Richmond, Dec. 1st, 1906. titan
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"E the subscribers, Judges of the Ge
w neral Court, have pursuant to law al
lotted the Judges of the respective District
Courts as follow: Richard Parker and r :
bert White, jr. esquires, to the Districts of
Winchester, Hardy and Monongal;a court
house Paul Darlington, jr. and Francis
i. Brooke, esquires, to the DistIects of
Richmond, Petersburg, Brunswick court.
house and Suffolk Edmund Winston and
William Nelson, jr. esquircs, to the Dis
tGicts OF Prince-Edward courthouse, Frank
lin, Washington courthouse, and the Sweet
Springs in Botetourt county Joseph Prem
las and John Tyler, esquires, to the Dis
tricts of Northumberland, King & Queen,
Williamsburg and Accomack courthouses.
And Archibald Stuart and Hugh Holmes,
esquires, to Staunton, Charlottesville, Ere
dericksburg and IIaymarket districts at the
seXt succeeding terms thereof.
Witness our hands and seals this fifteenth
cay of November, one thousand eight hun
drcd and six.
JOIN, Tyler, (seal,)
HIM. Nelson, j,.. cseol
Robert White, jr. seal J
Paul Carri0Sfon,jr. (seak. }
Arch'd Stuart, seaL J
Francis 4. Brooke, seal. J
Hugh Holmes. seaL
Published by order ofthe Judges.
Wilson .dlien, C. C. C.
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" O 7 ICE.

by virtue Of a deed of trust, parcel Of
- choice NEGROES consisting of ten
Men, that have been 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
goth of January next, (being court day y
credit Of twelve months will be allowed, the
purchasers giving bond and approved secu-
rity. IL is agreed by the parties that tho
subscriber shall act for the trustee.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Jr.
Nov. II, 1906. wtds
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The Subscriber,

THINKS proper to give notice, he has re-
sumed the practice Of the law, and purpo-
SIS regular attendance in the Court Of APP
peals, the Federal Court, and the High
Court Of Chancery, holden in the city of
Richmond, 10 which place he is now pre-
pairing to remove his RESIDENCE Dine atten-
ton will be paid to such business as may
&c committed to his care.
WILLIAM cOWAN.
Lanehbnrs, Nov. Ia If
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber being anxious to remove
to the western country, will sell on very
moderate terms, two valuable tracts of
LAND, lying is the county of Halifax, one
tract lying on Dan river, eight miles above
Irvine's ferry, containing about $40 acres,
90 of which are Low Grounds of the best
quality, with convenient houses for the &C.
commodation Ola family. Also tract on
'Birch's creek, containing no acres, with
houses fit only for negroes and an overseer.
Each plantation has cleared land sufficient
to work or hands to advantage.
Dec. 10, 1906 ets
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(" DISCOVERIES OF LEgns AND MS Pm
7'1- IN LOUISIANA"
A fresh supply of the above interesting
work is just received and for sale. at this
Office.
October %. if
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l.. WEeCo

MERCHANT TAYLOR,
PEGS keaUe to inform his friends and tie
Enbhc in general, t&uf he has Kst recei-
ned a large snhhty Of CLorKs, CAsIMERs,
SWANsDoWNS, and SILK S7'ocKINGS,
zDhich he now o8ers for sale at reduced
friceS. 1t
Richmond, Dec IS, 1906
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August 9.
Thirty Dollars Reward.

hESERTED from this place, on the 18th
- inst. JAMES LOWNES, a soldier of
the public guard, about % years of age.
i've feet or inches high, fair complex,
ION, with red hair and large whiskers, with
blue eyes. 1t is unknown where he viii 90.
as he is very fond of spirits. ANY person
taxing up said deserter and bringing him
to tins place, and delivering him to me, or
either OF the officers of the said guard, shall
receive the above reward.
ALEX. QUARRIER, c. p. G.,
n. b. All masters of vessels are for
warned from carrying him out of this place.
Richmond, Nov. 18th, 1906.
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NOTICE..
1HE PARTNERSHIP Or
MucmuYGo G Fisher,

WILL terminate with the 31st day OF
w December next. The Affairs of the
company, after that period, will remain in
the hands of Charles j. 1Iucmurdo for set
Element. 49,
CHARLES ]. MACMURDO.
GEORGE FISHER.
Richmond, Nov. IL, 1906. t1Jan*.
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THE Subscriber has accommodations
j. for twenty-five gentlemen of the Lee
gislature. He has also stabling for as ma
NY horses.
ALEX'R. QUARTER.
Riehmead, Oct. 18th, 1906. If
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TAKEN uf by Samuel W. Vena6ie, athfs
plantation near Prince Edzvard court
house, a BHRROW, d6ont year old, his
color is mostly white, 6ut has number of
black siiofs he is marked qoifh a croh in tie
IN ear, and a sir and underkeei tn the
right. Ahhrdised 10 f7veaey-three shiE-
Hngs asst
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advertisement.

4 LIST Of % Hogsheads Of 7'OBfC-
"A co, zchirh haze been DEPOSITED IN
Moc&oe Warehouse over tzvo years. They
will therefore be sold at .Ahrl Heurico
courtnert, yrnot claimed 6ef9re that time ];
piS
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Consisting of a variety of useful and fashi-
enable articles, TO wit:
Irish Linens, Flanders Sheetings, Ozna-
burgs, Hessian's LoBg-Lawns Linen and
Cotton Cambricks Superine and second
Broad Cloths and CASHIERS Blankets,
Coatings and Flannels; Benefits & Fan
CIV Cords and Velvets; Swans Downs and
Mole-skins rich figur'd Satins Silver
Muslins Sarcenets Italian Lutestrings
Cotton and Silk Chambrays of very hand
some patterns; few Silk Pelisses; Gloves
and Hosiery elegant Plumes; Wreaths
and fancy Head-Ornaments hadsome
assortment of Ribbons Table-Cloths and
Napkins in sets ga IA &c 10 Diapers !;
a few sets of China in boxes of 40 pieces
sets &C Cut-Glass Decanters, Wine S, Tum-
blcrs Glass-Bowls, Spice-Bottles, Hall
Lamps sc. &c.
They have on hand and will continue to
keep, as usual, complete assortment of
DUTCH BOLTIJVG CLOTHS.
Those who buy with cash will be allowed a
very liberal discount which will be INCREASED
according to the augmentation Of the amount
Of theirpurchasc al any one time. On sums
Of consequence, credit, ifrequired, will be
given Of three to six months the purcha-
scr giving approved negotiable pas)er.
Richmond, 9th Dec. 1906. IF
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MtCAY and COWAN.

M'CAY and COWAN,
HAVE just received by the late arrivals from
4 l. London, large and fashionable assortment
OF WATCHES, with 4 variety of articles of
JEWELLERY and SILVER WCRk--Al.
60, an assortment of WATCH MAKERS
TOOLS and MATERIALS-which with their
fornlcr stock renders their assortment very &c.
neral-al OF which they offer at the lowest pri.
ces. for cash
Richmond, October 9th 1906. IF
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HEAING e, b1UWFORD's
Tern, Reboyfs.

4 RE now in the press, and the first num-
"A Der, will certainly be ready for deli
very before the rising Of the General AS
sembly after which time, the subscripti-
on will be closed, and the price to non-sub-'
scribers cncreased one fourth.
Richmond, Sd Dec. 1906. WIT
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Being the thisd after Bissex,ie or Leap Year
Adapted TO the Latitude and Meridian of Rich
mond
Calculated by BE.N:I.4afLW BATES,
Of Hanove, coanry, Virginia.
Containing, besides The astronomical CALCULATE.
ons, officers of Government, members of the
Senate and House OF Delegates. times of hol-
ding the Superior & county Courts throughout
the state. list of roade &c. &c. &c a grea, var.
ETY. of usefu, and entertaining matter
Great allowance made TO wholesale pur-
hasers,
September 18th, 1906.
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LUSY POsLINHEE.

ANU FOR sALE At THE OFFICE,
A PAMPHLET,
Cctaining Sketches of the HIsToaY of France
and EscLAGD-- And an accoun, OF NAPo-
LEON BoNAFARTg, Emperor Of France, from
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