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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-30
July AZ.
SEYRNTH OAR.

the part oil the prosecution. was continued,
and occupied ihe whole of the day, from
nine 10 three O'clock.
he Witnesses were Daniel Ludlow,
Wan. Wallace, Thomas Stevenson, John
Moore, Joseph Price, Samuel Corp, Cor
Dei'us SFinekerhofT, William Shields,
Wm. W-yman, John Cort, John M.Bride,
James Ciciland, John Murray, Augustus
Fleming. Ne~iagton Grenard, Martin
bosrham, James Burbank. Anthony Bird,
~ Ward John Gao,s, Francis Gun 2,
Gorge r. Hopkins, Jonas Mnpes, Thomas
S,ukes. J 'hn Swar,wou,, Richard Plat,
John FINK, and Peter Rose.
Tihe Court adjourned till this morning,
At 10 o'clock.
July %.
RIcRS... DIR.
The Court met al 10 o'clock, pursuant
10 adjournment.
Present Judge TALMApsK.
he jury and witnesses being called
oVer, CT: Plat, witness OIL ;he part of
The p' oaecuiiop, WIS farther examined af.
Ter which DR.. Douglass was sworn and
examined.
The attorney general then informed the
court, tina. he had closed his testimony
Tor The present.
MIR. Golden opened The defence on The
part ofthe defendant. aud offered. as test
mony, the message of,he President of the
Uni'ed States At the opening OF The last
session OF Congress, with the accompany
ing documents.
The court decided that those papers
were no, proper testimony TO go before
the Jury. MIR Golden then offered oral
testimony, 10 prove that the expedition
was undertaken with The knowledge and
appreciation Of the government. which
was also refused. The defendants couu.
sci then observed that they had no other
testimony 10 offsr. whereupon The distriet
aiiofreyproceeded in The further examina.
ton OF Witnesses, WI
Benz, r.. Robson, Charles S. Cutting,
Adam Textbook, John Ripley, ard Mr..
Fink was further examined, when the
court adjourned at three O'Clock this
morning.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-30

The Nurdtr Of John Pierce This me
lsncholy event which has so much inter.
es,ed the feelings Of our fellow citizens Of
every description, IS stated by the English
journalists to be nothing more than the re.
suls of tbs legal exercise Of the ryghf To
search end lunher "thst the death of the
American sailor is certainly subject Of
regret, 6m it furnishes no fair ground of
eomhhainf against the esitfan of tie Lean.
der, or The British government"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-30
NEW YORK, July ~.
CIRCUIT C0gRT or THE UNI.
TED ST.f1HS

NETWORK DISTRICT. n
UNITED STArEs Us WIN. 5. SMITH.
sIxTH Dlr.
The Court met u, 10 o'clock, pursuant
20 adjournment.
Present Judge TALMApon.
The Jurv and the witnesses having been
Called Judge Taimadge STAYED 10 the Jury
that Judge Patterson being too indI.posed
to a,teed the trial, and mournful occur
reoce having taken p,sce in his own fami.
~ he found it necessary TO adjourn the
Court until 8 o'clock on Monday mcrn-
lag.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-30

eserpd'ions on the sltcsch Of fhe non. John
Rendolhh, Representative fer the STATE Of
'Firg;niG,ia me general Congress Of .fme
rico, on q motior-fer the non inhorfation
Of British merchandise PENDING the fire.
stnf DISPUTE between Great Britain and
.fmerica. By ne author Of Var in dis
gnfss.
tLondon, printed.) New-York: reprint
ed for L. Sergeant, Wal!-str-e,, oppo.
site the bank Of the United States.
1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20

are confident that fach alone will fecure the peaee
OF the veern country, and the hapPn.ls Of the At
lantic fates.
We obferved in the fra number Of the Weftetn
World, that nnleis conpracy Of the nature of that
deicribcd by the public attorney. were in agitation
that the haory of the Kentucky Spanih alIociation
would fer us have been buried in oblivion. Our
principal view, in narrating it, was to ilutrate the
preent fcheme OF COL Burr, and to hcw that the de-
Ign OF forming eparate and difina government in
the weh, had been continued projeet vi &c years
Handing a number offeeble attempts have been
made in the Kentucky Gazettes, TO impress the pub
lie with belief that the conpracy prelent in agi-
;aton, was creature of the editors Of the WeRern
World. The fame idea has alto been re-echocd by
ieyerai OF the tervile prints in the Atlantic ates
but the affidavit OF the pahlc attorney vii! at leaf
prove that fabrication of ours 1t ought al
10 to be oberved, that the oause OF col. Burrs trial
Tor high mifdemeanors not proceeding, was the alb
fence OF the moa material witnefs and not want of
proof. Upon the return of this witnef,, we n,ayine
motion will bs made by the federal attorney, for
renewal OF the procels.
The prcje9 ct COL Burr, is doubtlefs Of the rnon
exteniive nature and il accomplished will affect not
only the intere of the wetlern country, but of the
known world. "A revolution in the Spanh provin-
ces of North America, will fpeeiiy when aided by
Miranda, lead TO one in South America, and the
whole along with the weern itates of the union or
ganfed into one empire, headed by nan of the en-
terPrie and talents of col. Burr, will prefent phe-
nomenon in the political hiacry of the globe perhaps
only equaed by the modern empire of France.
With certain belief of the advanced rrogrefs
which is already made towards the accomplishment of
this imnlenfe revolution bur view with
the mott melancholy fenlations the growing populari-
ty OF COL Burr in the welern country and particular
ly in Kentucky. Will it be believed by our fellow
citizens i'll the Atlantic hates that Notwithstanding
the known character Of Burr for intrigue, and the
o!emn affidavit Of the federal attorney as to his ma
chinatons, that he courted and regarded in Frank
fort and Lexington more in the capacity of fuperna-
tural being, than wandering conlpirator? But
luth is the nfatuation which at prefent unhappy
blinds many of our ruling and Respectable men,
Be the event what it may, it fhall ever be graft
Tying conloaton with us, that had luilicient con-
dente altho fra,ed in the mdlt of the emiiares of
this man, to found before it too lae the tocin of
danger TO fellow citizens. We have done our
duty-the federal attorney has done his: 1t belongs
to the public executive to dicharge theirs, and fave
their country from the impending defiru6sion.
W5Rern Wo,ia
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TIE Sulribe- being dfrOus to remop., .Sc,s for al-
the joA01eing P,speriy, in The 70sOn Of Tafpaban-
mock:
7EHE HOUSES e LOTS, lately occupied by
Z Archibald M'Ca Efq. The improvements
are, two fory Dwelling Houle, Kitchen, Dairy,
Smokehoufe and Stable the dwelling houle is ftuat
ed on the River bank, commanding extenfive view
for many miles up and down the RaPpahsnnock,
and shy far the mot convenient and peafant houfe
in the place; there three good rooms and a
panage on each floor, and good cellars divided in
three apartments, with fire places in each.
The Store-houfe and Lot, which at prefent eccu
Py, is alto for fale. The fore is well fitted up ir
good repair and is excellen, fand for the retail
buiinefs There is good Granary and Stable on the
Lotto any perfon wiihing to engage in the Mer-
camille line, this property will be Object, it being
in the neghbourhood of wealthy and Respectable
Farmers am alto difpofed to fell! the Gock OF
Goods that have on hand, coniftng of good fe-
lection of Dry GooDs and GRocERIEs.--Terms
will be made known application to
THOMAS BROCKENBROUGH.
Tappahannock, Dec. Is. Ct
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IOHN ALCOcK.

I INFORMS his friends and RIA public, that he ca
carries on his CABINET AGANUFAC1 OESYr
IN all Its branches He has removed his Ware Room
IN the front houie Of William Afs Elu. and al
joining the Fire Infuraee Office, where he has large
quantity Of ready made work sn band which lie wil
fell low He fatters himielf that j! any perlons are in
want Of any thing in the Cabinet line, they may b.
FuPplied am determined to have good warranted
work done the lowell terms. Any orders left az
my Ware-Room with r. John Gray, my foreman,
or at my itore, ihall be Puneuay attended to, and
great care taken in delivering the furniture.
December IS. If.
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JOHN AkCCCK.

JoHN AkCCCK,
fNFORMS IL Chi=saI Of Richmond and fbe esSke
general, Site baf mo4ed 10 tie City Of Richmond
Sobere be baS opne3 eO1b e ~1oyfsni Of 1feyeEax-
dise, nsxf 1ssr 70 A7sg;s. PreGtY and A1oueu,.,s
PsndHe S.s'e, ard sppyete Be Eagle; eosERirs
Partly eft6e foiis7viny artists -
7 ONDON Spring, PANEL ard hand Saws, CAT.
i n teel and German do.
Canee Files every d~rcr;ption,
Hill Locks, brais and rtr,
Wood Screws of every 6zr,
Sd. i'd. & Cd. wrought Sp,gs,
Tod. x cod. wrought Nai.s,
I'd. & Sd. fine drawn Clouts,
Saddler's Tacks of every fee
Brais Nails, Straining & Girt Webb,
Plated Bride Bits a.Iurtel,
Do. hirrup Irons 10.
Bra!s mounted Reel blade Squares,
Brals and Iron chamber door Locks of wore.
ize, -
Stock Locks OF all Gzes, -
Looking and Ladies orefliug Clanes,-
Plated Moulding,
Silver mounted Whips of every fize, = d.
Carpenters & Joiiiers Tools of every deffip-
ton. ~
Hljo, an G0ortn,cnt Of DRY GOODS.
Superiine Cloths and Calmeres, ----
Bennet's Veive, and Patent Cord,
Manchester Stufs,
Fahionable Sill, FIoie, 80,
Roie and DuGs Blankets,
Coarie Linens and number of Other a-t;-
les too tedious to inleri all OF which will hetold law
December ls. If.
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RUMFORD ACADEMY.

INSTRUCTION. of youf5 4pig eo,u0cosr al fJs bil1,
4 oaBe 18th IF January next, a1dtr he H,e7isa sf
AlcJJ Cbik5 Tryrei, and EG7oa,d Gayek, the LafeyI
zgbo@ 7vN ao boa,d % toys, zDGe 7OH Bsyeby yeeSs
@e e0gGaa attention and admir- # bgE gesile7ia TIs
Raaiss IF fJ isjifAioa 4vH be Br ho7oigg. Eag!ig,
ESeae5, and Latin hsgVegrs; Gog,a4by, Hyitbnliis.
19ajo1afies, Biys Let7yer, Natural md A1oyqi j5i-
AiFbby, 7ob IZisry and ComtgEioa. Tbs esbersss ef
h Aesdsmy a7senf f0 $50 dohs. Pc, aaaasy, ld gpsf.
hriy il 4fpaeoe, zig
BsiyS, ssg@isS, Sa< (a1f, 100
Tuition, 20
eaJ 6uStsi C.rGisg biz bed and eaasc. Eres,i.
gf7ss ysIrs 9sosfs kis o 6r iesiy veiisg ess
rub csl4aI jg~ fesgStgiigy 10 gien efese-y A,1
0jS5io7, any in Ti,gSais.
TOHN RohEE.
Ki9E-HB'iaas c''"'T. Ne %. IT,
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T YALUABLE FARM-FoR SALE.

4 AM diGpofed 10 fell that valuable traa Of LAND,
whereon at prefent relide iituated in the County
Of Amelia Smaeks Creek, containing by enimation
about 600 acres on this tract about so acres of
high wood Land, well tim5ered, and of good quail
ty ALTO about so of low ground heavily timber
ed and Of prime quality, for Tobacco grafs. The
improvements coulitt Of & we'll fisilhed Dwell
ling Houle with two rooms and pafage both below
and above fairs, Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke Houfe,
Barns, &c.
It is deemed unneeehary give a minute detail of
all the advantages Of this Land it being prefumed &
requeited, that ,hofs ddpoed to PurehaIe will fra
view the premiies.
TERMs.-Oue third eafh and the balance in 2 e.
quail annual inltalments. Po1elon will be given in
time to TOW crop Of wheat in the eniuing fall APP
peation to be made to the lubcrber the prsmifes
by letter or otherwile. JAMES T. ROYALL.
Amelia, Dec. Is. IF.
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ITO fatisfy decree ofthe Federal Diaria Court,
l. Hodgion C Tate, VS.. the eaate Of Edward Car
ter, decd; alto Judgment of Backaouf, the fame,
and two DEGREES Of the court Of Chareerv. Frare is
Brooke, and Polly his wife aud Ann Williams Carter,
VS.. the fame; fha efer for fate, at Mil, On, in Al
bemarle, ON the iiii day of January 1907 hum
bred and fifty negroes. Among thole negroes, there
are ten Carpenters, and BacSfni,h the reilue
conis Of likely Fellows with their iamilies certain
proportion of theabove negroes Willie o,rs for cath,
* part OF them reaonable credit. Thle Hey.o-s
will be fold, iubjea to the life e(tatc of Ers. Sally
Carter. CHARLES CARTER, i:xee4.fo-.
December 9. IF,
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BELL TdHERNLl

II ME Subferber begs leave inform his friends
1 and the public, that he has taken the honfe in
Maneheiler, formerly called the RGng- Suu-Tave
and occupied by Mrs. Leath, and having faTnibed
himfe with good Beds and the be of Liquors, Grain,
&c. he Aatters himfef from paying particular atten-
ton, he will be able 10 give general latisfaaion.
ROBERT McTYRE,
~. 3. a Wagon and fix Mules, good Riding
Horie, and Jack Of good AOsk--fOr fae.
r. NJ.
ManGbefer, DeG.,2. 4.
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aa. ;ntituled sAn aa to prohibit the importa-
and to remit the penalties incurred under the
fame"
When the following amendments were agreed
to without divihon, viz. frike out at the end
OF the ed fec. the following words "This act
fhall take effec from and after the pafing there
Of"
Add to the end ofthc bill the following fec
ton:
And be itfirtber eha7ed, Tha. the PRECEDENT
OF the United States be, and he is hereby autho.
riied, further to fufpend the operation of the
aforeiaid aet, if in his judgment the public fer
vice ihould require it: Provided, That fuch
iuiPenlion ihall not extend beyond the fecond
Monday in December next.
The bill. 10 amended, was read third time,
aud pailed, without a Iiviion.
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SALE OF SHARES

IN THE RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.
In Paj1aaee efa Rsfaion sftbt P,sfaeat and Di-ee-
tOrS IF tie Richmond Ta,nb;ke Csmpany pogedat bci,
meeting bei at Edsvard HaHams TaVeyn, in lie Cit,
Of Richmond, on tie lob day Of tbs month:
WILL be fold at Auction at the Eagle Tavern
w in the faid CRY, the 9TH day of next
month, all SHARES belonging to delinquent Stock
holders in the laid Company
N. SHEPPARD, TrezfiOer.
December 10. tdf.
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ROBERT JOHNSTON.

pEGS leave TO inform his friends and che public.
ID that he has removed his Store from the houie he
lately occupied oppoGe the Eagle Tavern to one OF
MIR Thomas Miiehell's rev houies nearly opno,ife
tn Mefirs. Tsylor and Browne Vendue Office, where
he u opening general aloetasnt Of
DRT GOODS q IRONA4ONGRRT.
which he will difpofs Of At Z a,qdsracs psoa,.
~. 3. He will Rent or Sell his Brick Tenement a.,
Shock oe-Hili, adjoining TO AR. Rsber, CORDIAL.
Cet0bzr 7. n
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JACOB JOHNSON,

WHOLESALE and retail Book. Seller and Sta.
tioner.
HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE, AT HIS STORE,
A FEW DOORS BELOW THE MARKET,
RIcHMOND:
\ VARIETY of the mon uleful works in the
L different departments of literature, the ben
variety OF Juvenile Publications ever offered for the
Improvement of the American youth, and all the
eommsn and necefIary articles OF itatonary.
J. Johnfon having an extenlive book eRablifhmen,
IN Philadelphia is enabled fell on as low terms as
any ether houfe in the United States
He therefore very RESPECTFULLY lolcits the orders
OF country merchants, &c. &c.
- Cath given fer all kinds Of clean linen and co,
ton rags.
Nov. %. eaw DIV
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JOHN TOMPKINS.

HHS yeeeivtd an cDo,ft7e7t of GOODS CorEdisg of
E'LANNELS, Coa,ngs, Blankets, Roie and Def
he Drabs, Frize, Kereys, Feanought, Cloths, Car
pets and Carpeting, Bombozetts, Swanfdowu, Patent
Cord, Powder and Shot, Dow!as, Sheeting. Kerr
ieymeres, Calicoe' and Mullins, &c. &c. which he
will dhPoie Of on very liberal terms, by the piece or
package.
NOV. II. tf
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ANDREW JAMIESON's
ALEXANDRIA, CRdCKEP0

Nozv Landing,
\ CoNSiGNMENT by Mr. Jamiefon, direa
L from the Bakery, of his far.fam'd exceJlent
Crackers, in barrels, half bbls and kegs. ALTO flu
Perne Pilot Bread, in bbls and for ale lat the b.
kerry price in Alexandra and chargesO at the fore
lately occupied by Meiirs. Cranberry and Hancock,
by JAMES SNTTTG
who has in fore, ow-priced blue facl, lin Cloth,
ana aiioFted Flannels, which he will fell bargain
AIso-inda Piece Goods-cheap.
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FOR SALE,

~ FOR SALE,
N(LoVERFARM,w wherein now live, laying in
louiia county, on the South anna River adjoining the
Land OF Cap,. James WmGon and Mr. Edward Car
land containing 500 l2 the plantation in good
repair. On tins Land valuable meadows well le,
with timothy and herd grafs, and great deal more
ready prepared for iewing. There good Apple Or
chard, with variety OF other fruit trees there is
number of highly manfred Lots with a very highly
MANFRED garden The ituation is very handfon1e &
Pieaiant one; the improvements very convenient
and comfortable and are injured. A great barpain
may be had in this valuable property the prelent crop
OF Tobacco will thew the fertility of the foil If it is
not told privately before Louila January court, it will
then be fold public fale.
imall part of the purchafe money will be requi-
red in hand, the balance be paid in two equal an
nual payments. F. l.. CAMPBELL.
Louiia, Dec. l6. aavsw.
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NOTICE.

4 Ii perjont baz'ing claims agar 2 TIE ej2ate
L \ Of J0bn Prn.Lletou, ej4. 'n.r Of se City Of
Richmond iced. rcqacj?ei 70 crl,i5it them 10
either Of THE Ja!jtribsr5 as Jpre.iir as PEBBLE.
GEO. PICKETT
ROBERT POLLARD,
CHS. JOHNSTON,
N. SHEPPARD.
Ad".iniRrat0rS.
November Is. IF.
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McCAY 81 COWAN,

uAVE reeeiz,rd BY tie late aryiz,aIs from,
L London, large and t7ljisnoble GG5ri-
nrent Of God and Sitl'er WATCHES, Sy:fb a
,orieD Of articles Of JfeqveI2e,y and Silver,
Nork. Ayo, an o1orfnenf Of Neteb Maker. .
TOOLS and materials !; 7obicb, quitk tbeiy for
n'er foek, renders taeir eB1rf~,rnt gery gsneruy.
m Of 7cbirb trey eIer at tks mgf reduced pri as.
for cgb.
December ls. If
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MARSH14L'S SALES.

BY Virtne Of a decree ettbe Court Of The United
States for fbe Etfb eHeui. in The Virginia dit:
tria, pronounced at tie May term, 1906.
John SomerviN, Pit.
againf
David RoJG, Def.
MILL be /oa TO the bigbeR bidder, for ready
w money, 70 mutb eff TRhCT GLAND,
ging on James RiUer, in tie county of CbeRer-
feld, and commonly called ard knoqun BY the
name Of The Falls Plantation, as sviN rajle tie
finn Of /s1en hundred and t1venty.Es dollars and
thirty: ieDeu cents, and TIE COTS. TIE /ale qviH
be bad on the premjts5 on the 2otb day Of .Janua-
ny 1907.
JOSEPH SCOTT, MID.
Dec. Is.
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STEPHEN BARANZZINO,

TTAS iuR received frefh ailortment of Looking
i Il Glsnes, and Prints, among which is the Battle
Of Trafalgar. Pictures framed and glazed. Mould.
ings Of all lizes ard patterns.
S. Is. lives at MIR. James Goodwins, near the
Baptih Meeting Houfe.
Dec. l3. 4tg,
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October 2S.
SELLING OFF CHEAP.


M. e B. Myer., intending TO dtsae tie r-.aH 5s(tE,
e@ far jah at reiet9 price, TIE zy5s!s any sars
yfbeir ft9fntFOt IF
DR7' GOODS,
C'aGfsg ETA sarisiy Of ai and fstsiansIe arfiIss-
WY:
z RISH LINENS, Flanders Sheetings, OR abures,
I HeIians, Long lawns, Linen and Cote Cam
bricks, SuperGne and fecond Broad Cloth, AID Kerr
ieymeres, Blankets, Coatings and Flanuels lennets'
and Fancy cords and Velvets, Swanfdown al d Mole.
fkins, Rich fgurd Satns, SiIver-MuGir SsIeenets
Italian Lutetrings, Cotton and Silk Chan. Srays Of
very handiome patterns. a few excellent fix Peiees
Gloves and Hoiery elegant Plues, wrsaths and fam
ey Head Ornaments, variety of handiome Ribbons.
Table Cloths and Napkins in ists 81, IA & 1914
Diapers few fets of China in boxes of 10 pieces.
Sets of Cut Glais Decanters, Wine and Turnbers,
g!lls Bowls, fpecie- bottles, Hall Lamps &c. &c
Thofe who buy with cain, will be allowed a very
liberal Diieount which will be enereaed according to
the augmentation Of the amount Of their purchafe at
any time. Or any furns of confequeuce, cree
die II required, will be given ofthree to fix month";.
The Purchafer giving approved negotiable paper.
For Ge, alto, ufpaI, a complete aTortpeGt Of
Dutch Boiling Cloths. Dee. II. eptf
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ADVERTISEMENT.

TENHE fu5fcriber is very dsGrons Of taking in
WRITING Of any kind during fhe winter
evenings. JOSEPH JACKSON.
NJ. B. A few very hsndfows LOA{BhRDY Pop
LAR TREES Tor fsle, at hi. place Of resde,iee, or
5hockur-hu ]. ].
December Is. I'm.
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NJ The FARMERS VIRGINIA ALMA
MACK, for the Year 1907, printed by Thomas
Richie, is now for iale, by the grof5, dozen
Jingle, at the Enquirer Bookstore.
ALso-A General Anortment of Lawyers
and Sherif's BLANKS, juft printed.
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N6r5cE.

~ N0r1cE
L HE Annual Meeting OF the s,oe. SolS-cs !, n.
BANK of Virginia, for the purpose of appointing
Directors ct the Bank, and the several Offices of Dis.
count and Deposit will be held in the City of Rich.
mond, on Monday the fifth of january next.
JOHN BROCkENBROUGH j,
Lee. ,. ept5I.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
ME Snbfcrihsra have tt.isT
INC HOUSE, from the Main-Street to one
OF David Bulocks Brick Buildings at the lower end
o. o. the baion, between the Tenements occupied by
- and l. Saunders, and Norvell, Watt and Bull
iock--here they continue their purchafes of wheat
as uiua-Ihey alto keep for fale regular lupply of
Flour, Corn Meal, Homny and Bras
THOMAS g AMOS LADD.
10 Mo. Cd, 1896. emf
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FOR SALE,
Mufcovado Sugar in hhds
do. Of fra quality, in bbls.
Holland Gin and empty Gin Cafes,
l.. P. Tenerife Wine,
Cogniac Brandy,
MoiaIes in hhds and tierees,
Coffee and German Steel
SAMUEL MYERS.
NOV 20 T6w.
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NASH will be given for three or four NEGRO
Y, BoTS from 4 to 20 years of age-Inqu;re of
the printer.
December Is, ct.
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S. JACOBS
Has Jgf rreeigef biz JasSLgf
FALL AND FANCY GOODS
S. JACOBS

CONSISTING Or
- uFENFINE and common Cloths, Coatines and
- herieymeres, Lyon Skins and fries, Keldal
Cottons' Plains and half theks, Rofe, Hriped and
Poilt blankets Maneheter and Bennet's Cord, Fan
cy VeRcotng, Silk, Cotton, Worried and Main
Hoiery, Gloves, Durants, WiIebores Bomba-
zetts and Bombazeen, Iriih Linens and or.
nabprgs, India Cottons, Canibreks and Fancy
Mullins, Silk, Camel Hair and Cotton shawls.
CaIlicoes, Cotton and Silk Chambrays and Italian
Sarcenets, Wells, Scc.&c.
A few Lads5 ofgaaf CyeqI7aa Robe5 uaeIaaIiy lear.
The whole of which will be fold on terms the MOI
Reasonable bot/onsdgOo1' can be afforded for.
Gun Powder Jingle and double F. Offuperior quail
ty by the Kcg.
Nov. JS. rs
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A BARGAIN

NJ AY be had in Chariot, Harnefs, and pair
1SA OF excellent horfes-Enquire OF the Editor.
Auguft If.
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For SAFE.
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- MILITARY CERTIFICATES:
I>EAR'NG 6 per intereh, receivable at the
lreaiury IN dlcharge of taxes, due previous to the
year 1898. Apply to THOMAS WILSON,.
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SENATE.
DFCEMHER 10.

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entitled /" IN aa to iuiptud the operation of an