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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
STAUNTON STAGE.
THi JEFFERSON.

ME Subferiber respectfully informs the public,
4 his STAGES will regularly, during the ieafon
Ut the Springs, leave the Be-Tavern in this city, on
iueidays o'clock intbe evening b on each satur-
day at the hour OF o o'clock in the morning and will
arrive at Capt. Ednionfon's Tavern in the Town Of
Staunt'n where PaheDgers, going on to the Springs,
may be fWuiihed, at all times, with Hackney Coach
ss, and other private convsyances, from thence.
Much paiss and expenee has been taken BY tbe pro-
prietor IN the ieetion Of good bores carriages a.d
careful drversand confidently aures the public. he
is in Poileifion Of as good as any in this nate.
RICHARD TERRELL.
May 2es- 6
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
Bp autburitp.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

AN ACT
Declaring tie content Of Congrsfto an al eff e fate Of
PenglyiVana, entitled &c an af7 TO esneo7yer t board
cf7rarsfuf for tie part Of P5iadelb5ia, 10 eoleg .
certain duty on 0rnase for TIE pupse therein 1seuti-
snm.'
SsH eHa7tf BY tie Senat. and He1f of Rsbrsenfo-
fpef Of tbe Unitsd States Of Amfyiea in ConsyeG az
e7'bled That rhe content of Cougrel, be, and it is
hereby granted and declared to the operation of an
act OF the Legislature of Pennfy lvania paed on I'll.
iirf day of April, in the year one thouland eight
hundred aud five, intituled " an aa to empower the
board OF wardens for the port of Philadelphia to col
iee certain duty on tonnage for the purpofes there
IN mentioned 70 far to enable the fate of Penn
fylvana to collect duty of four cents per ton on all
veiels which ihal clear from the port Of Phila
depha for any foreign port place whatever, to be
expended in building Piersin aud otherwile impro-
wing the navigation of the river Delaware agreeabh
to the intentions of the faid AL =
NATHL. MACON
SPeafer eft6s Hortr OF Reo,eentatiVe,
GEO; CLINTON
Pist-PreAnt ofbe United S.atsy and Prudent ar be
Senate.
February 90, 1906.
APPROVED,
TIL. JEFFERSON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
JOHN. ALCOCK.

INFORMS the Citizens of Richmond, and tho pnb-
y lie, ne has juh received at his Cabinet Map,ifae
near the ere iiurance Office "a large afortme,,s
OF Wiudior Chairs and Settees. male in the r.'..n
iaih'on and by the belt workmer in the tate any
ae!nan willing to buy will pleafe fend their orders
or call at his Cabnc, Manufataory, where they NAV
gef good warranted work and on low terms, either a.
the Cabinet line or Windlor Chairs.
June 6. ~
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TO BE RENTED

HE large THREE STORY HOUSE on r.
Main-Street eat of the Market, Formerly occy.,
pied by Cohen and Ifaacs, and lately by Cap t,h
pieaiants; 1t IS good Rand for buinef, and Gn;tah
Tor the aceommodation of large family
Aho' the HOUSE Formerly known by the fgs
Of theo'rd hsnd) at the corner OF the treet lea
ing 70 church hill to both of shefe tenements gar
lens attached. The terms will ne mote-.,s =.
made knowa on application to James WhiteIaw, fer
ieant of the City, or to
JACOB I. COHEN.
February Is. Gawtf
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

- AN away from the fubfcriber, Negro LAD
y about 22 years Of age, about S feet ten inches
high. with very thick lips, and very black; had 90
checked Virginia cloth Mort and waiftcoa,, his
Pan'aoons OF plain purple, the fame n,anufa Sure.
ANY perfon who will deliver the faid lad to me in
Powhatan, ibai receive the above reward
ISHAM RANDOLPH.
~ Ntis name is AMrEY he is aeculon,ed TO hoc-
fes and iervng in the houfe.
April III. If
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July l..

ME iubtcriber has removed his Brokers Office
y To the middle tenement. in Doctor rernan' sneyv
bniiiing the frt door above Melfrs. Pickr,t, Pol.
lard and Johnton, and the fecond below the Po. OF.
hee where he will attend particularly to all buzz
uefs confded to him.
THOMAS NORvEII.
NJ For fe, 10 SHARES in the James RI.
YER COMPANY.
June g. GeA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
JUST PUBLISHED,

q, DSUid Longqoort5. Mrsv-9 York, and for E,,e
at the Enquirer Bookstore,
/ 'HE ADVENTURES Of TEI.FNfACHIJs "a,
Il OF ULYssUs; from the French of FENsLoY bv
the celebrated Jobn HatUtsf70o,ib, L. L d. correct
ed and revived by G. Gregory, with life of the au-
thor, and complete indtx HHorical and Ceogrsphi.
cali embsllihed with tngravngs.
N0-HUrcHINson's xENoPHoN, HERMAN e
DoRorHEA, &c. &c &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15

4 LII prplonJ b6Oing claims agaizR TIE eaate
= n Of John Hoo1nes, decd. Of TIE BosyAur-
Green. are reqsej7ed to make them knozvu, ira.
proD!fon may be zgad- for a final lsttLeuens.--
-4nd t6efe indebted mn make immediate tas-
,'aent to JOHN HOOMES, and
TOHWG. WOOL FOLK.
EreeUtorJ Of CTTobn Hoon,e5, DEED.
Jan. 2s. IF
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JUST RECEIVED, FROM BoRDEA,,x

a Large GP0rtmrnt efCaret Wine, of dix:
-, a fsre~f qsaiiti-, /; Cbampaienr, MoHygsux.
W",ff s"fwn. Yin d Craze Burgmdy, Laalt.i,
-Hg,eGt Of Frontienan, old Aedoe of d;6srent
qualities fre9 AncboqieJ, .fJs6 Olives, Eatr-s,
and fnberfae Ss0eet OH.-For Ezie on realoaabie
fermJ by
ALEXANDER PLAINYILLE.
INne 81.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A IL perions having sl,ms acann the eliase o.
N Robert Bifeoe, deed. late OF Powha,an county
are reqaeted TO bring forward the iae properly au-
Intoxicated, and receive paymen,-ind kose indebted
TO the eta,e, d.iired To II. arc immediate pay
rnent to HENRY l., 6iSCOE,
-. -fa'air;frato~.
Juyi- (4wl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Trufiees
have appointed the 1T day of Augun nert, for
tne Payment of the Prizes drawn in rhe 2nd Clafs Of
the above LOTTERY, at which time they will b..
paid by the fubcriber on application
AIl Perions holding money on account of the
la'o Lottery, are requeeed to make immediate pay
ment to one oFthe TruRees or 20 depoG, the FAM, :,
the Bank Of Virginia.
GEORGE TUCKER, AaiaS Tsg0se,
June 20. (osvt16A0
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
THOMAS RUTHERFooRD s. Co.
Dire &6roui TO EN

Are&5fr0Hi TO EN:
4 Few Boxes "A and rs Trifh Lneps&so
\ Crates Queens Ware, and quantity of Liver
pool Salt loofe and i'll Jacks, JUN received on congn.
ment by the ihr Herald from Dublin and Liverpool
May 81 .osr,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15

% BE RENTED-The Tenement where
L / now reade, aid pofiefTion given in time,
J. PENN. -
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT

Noiinr ,t5sr approximation tozoa,s e,ms,.t;sg n.
JoHtb 'ViHs Of III eapiok at fSs city of Wasin,oa
br y f"a7'46y the Senate AMI Hose Of RearcE.1fa
tOeS tie United Slater of Ameyia., !, Ca7r,.s oG,
b1ea, That a FUN, exceeding forty thonrand dol
''rs HALL b.. and the fame is hereby appropriated
to be applied under the direttion of the Proficient o.
ne United States, towards completing the fouth wing
~ the capitol. at the city of WaE1ngton, which aid
un hali be paid cut Of any money in the treafury,
not o.hsrwife appropriated.
NATIIL MACON,
St9AaAer effbs Houti Of Reb,Jfnt1iives
S. SMITH,
Pr5f&sst sft5s Senate Pre- tem5ore
April 81, 1906.
APPROVED.
TIL: JEFFERsoo.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
LETTER xxx.
Mr. LORD,
Paris, SEPTEMBER 1905.

THREE months before Bruno fet out on hi, en-
batiy to Contantinope, Talleyrand and Fouehe were
collecting together all the defperadoes of our reVo
ton, and all the Italian, Corean Greek and Arabi
an renegadoes and vagsbonds in our country TO form
him ie Of attendants, agreeable 10 the real Object Of
his milton.
You know too much Of our rational character. r.
Of my own veraciy, to think It improbable when
allure you that mof -Four gyea men in place are az
vain as preiumptous, and that fometines vanity and
PreiumPton get the better Of their dcreton and or
dence What am going 10 tell you did NOT hear
myiei but It wasreported to me by female friend
rs eitimable for her virtues as admired for her ae
compliments. She is often honored with invi,a,i.
ons TO 'ralieyrands familiar parties competed chiefly
perfons whole fortunes are sidependent a, their
principles; who though not approving the revolu,i
on neither Joined its opponents oppofed It's adhe
rents Preferrng tranquility and obfeurity to agitation
aud celebrity Their number is not much above half
dozen, * the mniiter calls them the only honef peo-
pie IN France, with whom he thinks himfelf fate.
When It was reported here that two hundred per.
fons of Br'Bes futs had embakeda az MarfeilIes and
eghiy-fmr at Genoa, and when was beiides known
nifty individuals accompanied him in his outlet,
this pnual occurrence cauled much conversation and
many iPeeuhtions IN all ooteries and fashionable
circles. About that time my friend tiined with Tai
lelrand, aud Ivy chance alto mentioned this grand en-
bahy, obferving at the fame time, that il was too
much honor done the Ottoman Porte, and too much
money thrown away upon plendor, to honor foeF an
in,beele and tottering government. How people
NIX interrupted TalleYrsnd about what they do
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15

'liR Subferiber, offers for fale, twenty-five a.
L ores OF LAND, adjoining to his Farm, sbous
one mile from this City on the main-ro1d leading tn
Williamiburg-peaiantIy fituated, and Convenient to
good water. n nddput abls title will be given t.
the purehaier JOHN GLYNN.
june 70 (Oaw 6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-22

fell, as to acquire infant fame, and to
lay the fOun Iation of his future great
nefs.
He was rare example Of indepen-
dence, in the true fenle of the word.
No motive OF interets could control
him. He had mind vafly ABOVE
every felhfh confederation, when it
interfered with what he conGdered
TO be right. Hence more than once
has be attended his majety, with the
inGgnia Of his office, when he has
been required to afix the great le4i
10 any grant Of which rhe grantee
was unworthy, or which 1hurIow
deemed injurious to the public
Thus while others were dcclaiming
about Patrio5ilm he was practiilng it /.
His r5fgnation lhewed the extreme
nnPolicy Of uniting il the fame per-
ion, Fhe Offices Of lpeaker Of the up
PeFhouie and lord high chancellor.
MS the public felt and lamented.
they equally feel and lament his
los IS member Of the BIlt:lh com
munity, to which he vas an honor,
a guardian. and friend.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-22
Named a Nate far 3oaI Doliars,
pAYABLE in 5 months. finn IL.

Wanted a Note far 3o2I D9lars,
pay ABLE in 5 molths, from IN.
iltof Dec current; for Que oar Of which,
Cath viii pad down, aud for the remainder
an e-eganr aGorted Invoice of ENGLISH
GOODS, lately imported aud adapted to the
ieaion viii be ioid for A. low an advance \,
they can be bought for, from ny regular i'm
Por'er IN the state Apply to
cO' lO3 x Gay,
B1i4az-creef. nearly oppolte to the PoG Office,
where they offer for iaie,
cAiss Of Iriih iIi ems, rs and IA from
N 70 J6 PEI yard
I Bale iuFeTine B.oa1 Cloths
DO. narrow do. aGor;ed
: few crate Of aiO.ted Earihen Ware
a few bO1e. Of Wincow Glal,, z by and
A ny .O, !, I5 collars per box
Gale Of aitorled Table L nens verv cherD
A few PAR OF very beautiful role Bi ankess
tom 2-4 10 1914
A few pound, of Englilh Sewing Silk and
iwin by the ~ or ID
cafes ot very fire Gentlemen Z black Hats
trunks ot Y h Scotch Thread
An adJrmeal ot Engiiih Patent do. all
cOiors
Eul!in,, Scotch Cinghams &c. sc.
lp families by the piece or to town or
country Merchants on The mott liberal terms.
Portland, Dec. 3,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-22

1fiiiner qr4 Bf4yfnI Ma 20, AFiIHs Rre.t.
. INFORMS her Cultumers thar lle has receiv-
4 ed by the late arrivals, an elegant abort
ment of
EngHJb and French G09ds,
which will be fold as low as can lie purchaCe5
II town-aa0Tg 7obob are,
Plain and figured Satns fatin aud lac.
Grapes; plain and figured do; elegant CHI
neal, role and lilver Gown Trimmings: liver
aud rOie Turbans fix Shags and luthcs
Plumes, Wroaths and Branches Cords and
Trimmings Of every delription; Indifpeniabies,
Necklaces, Lockstts and Breah- Fins; LARGE
aiiortment Of Ribbons velvet, net, beaded
and clinical Caps Gloves, Shoes, Hofe, i5c.
-Kocles Bohnets; elegant Paritian and A
merican Straw; Beaver Hats, ard Bonnets
Pluih, flag, velvet, fatin, Grape and uGriug
do.-with many other articles too numerous
to mention.
Ladies Coats, eces, SFencers, Caps, Tur
bans and Gowns, Made at the ihori Ell MOTTO
plain and fne Needle Work done in tn
ne@1el' manner. DEE. g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-22

Common do.
Silk and Cotton Um-
brelias,
Black Italian & Dutch
Grapes,
silk, Cotton and Mo-
rocco Sulpend1rs
Cotton and Linen
Checks,
Gen,Iemen's Satin
FlsreRtines
Sruffs, of every kind
CentIemens black,
white and mixed
worried H0fe,
Ladies black and f1ate
do.
Black and white Eng
llh silk do.
Do French do.
Ladies b.ac K, white
& State Englilh &
French silk Cloves,
Long = hort Kid do.
Gen;ieman's Beaver
York tan and Doe
Skin do.
Black Satin,
India Lu(trings,
Modes and Sarinetts,
Damaik Silk Shawls,
Common do
Black Silk Velvet,
Fancy Silk Handker-
chiefs
Eandanna do.
Pehe5e Velvets
Damask table Liuen
Rullil Diapers
Brown Linen
Cotton Balls
Mluffs and TipPets,
conhlting Of sable,
Mock Sable. Elite
and Scar Skin
Fashionable Coat and
Ven Buttons
Black and whice Mil
leneft
Linen Pocket Hdk rs.
Cotton do.
Belt Fngifh Sewing
Silk, Twin &c. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-22
Books and Stationary.
ISAAC ADAMS,

AS Juit received Tor taie, IN addition e
y 4 bis former a1or,ment, the following
articles
Ainfworth's Latin Dictionary
Young do do
Duncans Cicero
Davidlon's Virgil
Dolphin do
DO Horace
Saliun, Latin Primer
Adams Latin Grammar
Greek Lexicon, do. Grammar
JohnfOns, Baieys aad Perry Dictionaries
Morfe's Univerlal Geography
Do do Gazsr5eer
Do Geography ABRIDGED
Mrs Rawiou'o Geography for the ufe of
Schools
Gibbons surveying
Benjamin's Architecture
Clerks Magazine, Town Officer
Probate Directory
Juitlce's AfiRant-Ouincv's Lexicon
Cuilen's Pr46tice-Ed;uburg Dilpenlasory
ChelleldOn Anatomy
Buchan's Domeitic i edicine
Thompfon's Family PLY iician
Denmans Midwifery
Biographical Dictionary
rSui,e't 'ii',Sn. alG 'ii'ae'h EUROPE
" - a. ne d'
A''sy o-
~ 2 1OAo'
ART o. NedulDg
onuer''ahdinS Reader
~eoHe, thlro part
"lBn1s CeograPhy-NiurIay Reader
"Iuii@y oequei 90 Grammar
40 EAerones DO hey
AieEarders Grammar
S stanford 90
"eomeF oo-AcCidence
cn"u companion
american oPeHing-Beok
Name 90 40
Ferys DO DO
Waih's Arithmetic
Pixies do
Scholars do
Rcots DO
tederal Calculator
lOiner oy Little
Aei'@'heh''
R-orrn. R,hIo ~; $500 80. cd H..
Carv', B;hIe ''' F'@'|'
Scotch quarto, octave, Cans common and
pocket Bibles
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-22
FRESH GOODS.

Barbour & Stockbridge,
OPPOSITE the Eajs,4ner Ogfee, FJ6 F,e-t
' have JUN received and now offer for fAle'
great variety Of
Fre.5 sea6nabf gods,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-22

L. Greedy & Co.
,ou, Hags for Sac,
% Calks Raifns,
10 Boxes Souchong Tea,
5 Chefs do.
8 Bales India Cottons,
do India Calicoes,
do Bookings,
] do Flannels,
l do Baizes,
ALSO,
Broad Cloths, Fancy Yelling, Drab Cords
Soatings, &c. &c.
De-. 8. 3w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-12-22

Superfne black, blue,
brown and bottle
green Bfoadcloths,
Low pric'd do al CO..
ours and qua. sjcs,
Superhue bl4ck, blue
< dab Kerlaneres
Serres.
Brown jrai) and bot
tie green ladies
Cloths,
Da, < mixed & drab
patent Cords and
5attine:ts,
Real Devonlhlre Ker-
ieys,
Drah and dark Coat
Iugs,
Duth !,
Patent Cord * Swami
down Veiting,
Silk Velvet and Mar
feille do.
Ba;zes aud Flenne,s,
al colours,
DommeJ.s,
Blankets, from GA 10
ia
CalicOes, Furniturcs,
Engliih Co.Ion Shirt
ing,
Fine long Cloths,
4 great variety Of In
dia Cottors
India Calicoes,
A * Ga white Cot
tor Cambrics
Coloured do
Laced Cambrics and
Mullins,
Fine and common
Book do
rs and A Irina Linz
ems,
Linen Cambrics, fome
very FINE
Long Lawn,
Ginghans,
Chambray Mullins,
Fine and common
DimDIes,
Fine black and Dive
Velvets.
~, .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-28

CONTAINING
A collection of all such Acts of the General
Assembly of Virginia, offs public and perma-
nent nature, as have been passed since the
session of 1901 to which will be added,
such Acts of-the same nature as may be
passed at the session OF 1906.
TOGETHER WITH
n NJ II u p T. NDIY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-28
FOR SHE.

|NN che SRI day % December nerf, on
~ the PREMISES, he.tract Of land where
on I nov Hvc, containing % ga acres,
iyinS on Me Buckingham road, hatf mile
6eiosv Cumberland Courthouse. The Land
rs gveH imbroped and efa foicra6i,. sood
oii--Yaere is on TINS ipsd a tigmed
dsveiLiag honse, com.hoscd If three rooms,
a ff'aned kitciie,i, oOer sehich is @ !good a.
aartB,ent, sadie,'s sk9h, 7pith three rooms,
a good stable, a garden and other necessa-
m iahr0renfen,S---7yih the addition Of q
g3od uhflie orchard which sviH be use
fiH in ucar or elvo.--7Ms siiRofioR is a
good one .for. a i9Uefm as sceK as mecha-
/, nc ofany hiaG5
| Terms one nay cask and a credit IF siy
months .f6r,. me sfir7' half the. purchaser
giving bond fpith hfiroOed secu,1fv NJ
| so FOR SIZE, ar TIE same time and
lflace, all my ioNsehold and Kitchen FUR
.NI9'UE1y, o..
.ALSO, SO i-2dcres ofL.dSrD, imnr Oh,
th- otho'ite Gid, the road, which I FUR
chased Of NJ. n PoitiaNr, esq. otTthe city
! IF Richmond. This Land goiH be Sold su5-
Decf to the said eoifaur's c',Hn,, as Ihave
NOE as ger a deed; and he 5uiu, 4uteneper.
she said claim is discharged, conUey a fri
and hertcct Hfir thereto. n credit Of STA,
months SDiH BE- giUer he purchaser uson
HE entering INTO jond and nhhr5ucd secu-
! rity, to carr yiRtc'eSt from the l5th Ja;lua-
! Pr 1906, Til fai9, NTH dsed oftiust, on
ttc said Land, 10 ecnrc me Payment, gphe,,-
cUer ne tfe sad Poitilur shall make a
deed to the furcLsser.
SINH. ADAMS.
! .Nayembe,- II, 1905. gp3*
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-28
NOTICE.

ny virtue of n deed of trust, a 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 sccu-
rity. 1t is agreed bv the parties that the
subscriber shall act for the trustee.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Jr.
Nov. II, 1906. wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-28
FOR SALE

THE PLI.N1,ITToW whereon I now
live, iii Cumberland county, two miles
from Cara, and six from the courthouse.
1t is well known to be one of the best stands
rs public house, on the main western
road. The House is large and has five fire
places, and is particularly well calculated
to accommodate families in cold weather.
there are also, good Kitchen, a Stable
with stalls sufficient for 80 Horses, and o.
Their convenient out-houses-a Young Or
chard of 20 acres, containing almost every
kind of fruit. There is a good proportion
OF Meadow Land, and some of it putting in
order 70 sow and about thirty thousand
Corn-llills Of low ground. The Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Corn, Meat, and
the Stock Of every Kind, nauralised to the
pl zee, will be disposed Of with the planta.
ton. A long credit will be given TO suit
the purchaser) on paying down only ono
thousand dollars Of the money, aud giving
satisfactory security for the balance.-Pos.
session may be had any time between this
time and the 1st Of February. 1907.
BENZ B. CuESHIER.
Cumberland, Nov. 20, 1906. wStB
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-28

poor abroad. That thisis the case in France
we are assured. While the people have
all the necessaries of life in profusion, the
Frenchiarmies inIGermany want both clothes
and food.
So much is the want of circulating me-
dunn felt in France at this moment, that IL
is feared the Government will be Obliged to-
have recourse to the emission of COM
pulsorv paper currency
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-28

From me Norf3l HcrdH, crthe oofA fsst.
Care oughf 10 BE- taken ny fhose 7pl3 haa-
die firearms 0f these alarming times. On
Sunday last, person having inadvertently
laid down his fowing-piece in house in
banS-strect, which he supposed was not
it up, and admiriug its beauty, aftcr 60
it was loaded being to d il was not, and
to scare a female that Was engaged N scrub
bling the floor, she pointed the gun at her,
pulling the trigger 1T the same time. upon
which the piece went Oft and LODGED the
contents Duck shot) in one Of her tlIighs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-28


Extract from Doctor + Jenner's letter, to
his correspondent in Portsmouth, IN. H.)
on the subject of has glorious discovery,
the Cow-Pox.
+" You may easily conciUs 7Vhaf
grafifcatiOn IL is TO me, qvIenevcr. Jhea1-
that the ho7verS IF raceinGf2R hare so
clearly manifested hhemSeiUe8 as 10 eradf-
cate that hoJ7Td rest, The small for, from
any particular dist,Tct. i1ioymution ST.
mitar 70 fhas yoA convey, has r-ached me
from Ua''i0us hartS ofhe zOorld. Vienna
erh'6its curious instance. Tile bills Of
mortality lad hrre ehe7rn thar Me aVG-
rage num6sr of deaths by small tor he'd
annually ercecded eight hundred, fot. q
number Of years hdsf, bit fhaf ia the v6ar.
1901, fUe yeGrS cftc;' Ae introduchoh UIfhe
cor hoT, fT0o iHdiUidHais only tel Victims
10 Het ScoHrge tie ANAL for.
"IHo7p regHsSt ell VacciHe iHocUiators 10
be FdrHcUt7riy cautious an me e.raAitlation
Cfthe Progress 9ffhs httsfuie, on fhose zpho
are GftCfsd 7vi.h an herileHc SkiR, unde'-
'giqtever firm his affection may ahhcar.
w reason sor eHj2iHiHg this hrecaufion as
Mis--J clearly hercsive IL TO be far more
common thau any other Cause of the Shuyi-
oas 3r imFrrfcct Uacctrs fKskuir-th0f hus-
tule gvhich does not guard The patient iron,
future iffcGoH. I haze Uncovered, roo,
that ia many casrs This has been tie cause
@BSccuify obtaiHedJro0l smaH nor mo-
cuiQii0a."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-28


& Co. of Richmond, that they put UNDERGO
YER, directed to me Games Strange) Ma
tural Bridge, Rock Bridge county, the fol-
lowing NOTES, and that the same we're
put into the Post-oiflce, at Richmond, Wig |:
On IRE 2Ist October, 1906,
No. 2676, c. Bank of Virginia, 18th
November 1905, $50
No 7S7, z. Bank of Virginia, 5th
October 1904, 90
No. 1859, A office of D. Sd. Pc
tersburg, 18th July, 1905, 20
No 2349, A. Bank of Virginia, Cd
May, 1906, 10
No. 1854, ID. Bank of Virginia, 9th
March, 1906, 10
No. 1858, D!'I3ank of Virginia, 18th
June, 1906, S
No. 1869, c. Bank of Virginia, 10th
June, 1905, s.
No. 1O41, ID. Office of D. s. d. Pc
tersourg, 6tn July, 1906, S
No. 476, D. Office of ID. & ID. Pc
tersburg, 18th April, 1906, 800
ind on 28fh October 1906,
No. SOS, ID. Bank of Virginia, Cd
October, 1904, $50
No. 2574, b. Bank of Virginia,
June, 1905, 90
No. 652, p. Bank of Virginia, Goth
November, 1904, 10
No 1854, y. Office Of D. * d. Nor
folk, 5th April, 1906, 10
No. 1881, b. Office Of u. & d. Nor
folk, 5th April, 1906, 10
No. 1865, B. Office of ID. s. ID. Nor
folk, 9TH March, 1906, 10
No. 2O93, d. Office of ID. & ID. Nor
folk, 9TH March, 1906, s
No. 1879, ID. Office Of ID. & ID. Pc
tersburg, 9Th February, 1906, S
No. 426. A. Office of ID. & ID. Frc-
dericksburg, 18th April, 1906, s
No. 1913, d. Office OLD & ID. FIRE.
dericksburg, 18th Nov. 1906, 5--100
-
200
-
was frequently at the Post-office, Ma
tural Bridge, between the time those let
tcrs, with the aforementioned Notes, ought
to have arrived there, and the 18th instant,
enqulring for letters, but 10 such had then
got to that Office, and ON that day l LETT
Rock Bridge county.
JAMES STRANGE.
petersburg, 22d November, 1906. 9