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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30
WASHINGTON, Sept. "a.
EFfrHd eta letter dated Curacao, HuguR IS
1906.

-@''''''' ~ Is 'eFIeT aura NsHlQ2EI0, IYHpAN | <.
1906.
"About the 6rf f the month Miranda land
p ca ON the Maine, and took poht f1ion Of fort
ot INK / Founders near Coro without reGhanc.
we Cannot learn the number of his troops
bur It is generally believed to be about 500
law letter of the 18Th infant, which ca,ne
ny a diPa;ch boat from Porto Cavcllo. and
winch lays, this day will arrive 2. oco regulars
from Caracas. They will embark inmedi-
ateiy forthe neishborhood of Coro for which
purpoie all the Ihipping in the harbor are put
IN requition;" among which there are two
1ch'ansrs already laden fer Curacao. and ON
.oeoaFk'ng Their troops they wi1 proceed for
tm' port ] have converted with Young man
par was interpreter to the prifoners that were
e.akeh on board Miranda's fchooners. He E,vs
mai William Lippincott, Jun. IS fent,o Porto
N'eo' mat Daniel X. Burning died of wound he
received when they were taken, tina, Daniel b
INC nPrr, Robert Saunders, Thomas Don7bue.
captain OF one of the fchooners, JoGeph File.
Ihomas Billop and James Gardin were hung
nc names OF the others he does not recoIleA
u Is laid, aud ! believe with frnth. that tbr
ohPatches per the boat from Porto CsveIIo
were 10 ak the aliiaance of this government
~ 1ac loan of Datch frigate and noop of
w'F tuat are ftationed here, but that the On.
''''"' ""S ueChned' Nat. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30
ExtrHa from tie Orleans Gazette of r.. ON

ny letters received this morning, we learn,
.n ia me governor OF TaXus, with about 900 Spa
NTH troops had paf1ed the Sabine river. and I'd
advanced within II miles of Natchitoc hes-
that major Porter had fent flag enoniri,.o
their intenten; their anfwer was, that tbry
would occupy their former petition, and not
act on the ofeniive. wv
1t is the opinion of the writer, that an ac.
ton between our troops and them has taken
place before this, unieiS the Spauiards have fall
len back" '~ '''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30
SALE POSTPONED.

ME fale ofths Amelia (Chalybeats) SPRINGS
being unavoidably pofPoned, by the indifpoG-
ton OF the executor it will po6tvey take place ON
Saturday the 4th of OCTOBER, fair, ifotherwife the
next fair day.
September So (s,l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30
Ole Gnquireg.
RICHMOND, sob SEPTEMBER.

Though the following Ebay dfclofes many views,
IN which we are not prepared acquieice, yet,
believing that free difcufion is the road to truth
we with pleaiure fubmit them to the confederation
Of the public.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30

N0yqH'5 TrHio.-This gentleman arrived 4,
Bal1moie on Sunday laG, and it was flpDoCsd
ne would Immediately proceed to Waa,inpfon.
C"oi'"ry to eSpettation, however, he remained
ri that place until Wednefday morning, and
then returned to Philadelphia in the French
town packet. The Baltimore editors infer
rom TINS that he has not been re-appointed ::
tu'. from the ben authority, we take upo9
ru'i-IYSS to FAY, that every Spanih con-
; ~ ne United States has received letters
Eom t"e kI"s VI spain, Eating that be LsrIRn-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30
E@i,ea qas.J.y l,f..y, dsng

hFl,eH q aa''5sy A''y, dafed Fort AIams, Hggp6 %.
800 to gentleman ia Mis piaee, zobisb confirm,
he absye. ''J'"''
N'ne hundred SPanifh troops have eroned the
OF Natchoehes Col Culiinz fen, Ma; pnr,ar -
demand OF them their Intentions on doing which be-
was aniwered, that they intended to erea fort on
that iPot, and that they intended to have p,defon
o. Nltehitoches and the Red River. Col. Cubing
has ordered Col Kugibury to march with three com,
Panes from this place to Match oenes with all po;-
pc iPeed' Gov Claib.rne ha. ordered the militia
OF ne erTory of Orleans 70 join the regular troop,
se ES''Hl.oene' immediately. About three hun-
dred Srauiardshas intercepted. fon,e d9anee nm 81
F''eT' t"e party appointed by government TO OK.
Plore ~ and obliged them to turn back
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30
BALTIMORE, Sept. 90.
dn dsuericau-Sb anib quar-.

To the gentlemen who favoured us with the
following extracts of letters, received by this
mornings mail, the editors of this Gazette re-
turn their thanks. The reader will perceive
that the profpea of peace on the eat iidc of
the Atlantic, is becoming more and more the
preface OF war on the welt. Fed Gax.
Extr04 ofa letter dated
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 90.
!" BY aletter which arrived in town this day,
we are informed, that 900 Spaniards have PAT.
led over the Sabine river, aud ftationed them
feives within g miles of Natchitoches. The A.
merican troops are now making preparations to
meet them"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30

The fuccefior of Yrujo is faid to be already
arrived in the United States. Yruio has been
engaged in the contribution of machinery for
mills for grinding grain in Spain the mills are
to be wrought by fteam-the team engines are
made or to be made in England, and the mill
work here; the work is carrying on near Schuyl.
kill not far from the baton of the city aque-
duets-and appears to be not nearly finiihed.
aurora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30

tr APPROVES OF THE OFFICIAL CONDUCT
OF Ma. YRuJo, and that he confirmed this
appreciation by re-appointing him to exerciine
his functions as miniaer from the court of Ma
drid to the U. States. ~. Z. Com. die.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30
KNOXVILLE, September -.

We pnbliihed the following letters in hand bill
on Tueiday lat. LKno.yju. Cam. I'''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30

H"f,o(| Of hi'sr from gea,gsn, to bi, E,iuS in
hiJ fo7Oa, dQfe5,
NEw-ORLEAHs, 23d Auguh, 1906.
have received the following nforn,,,;or,.G,-
day from Fort Adams Lieut.. Thomas Smith ar
rived from NatehitecheS, up the Red River, a, er-
peis; Governor Toxes with iino hundred spani-
ards had ero!ied the Sabine and called halt WITHIN
miles OF Na'ehitoehes. Major Porter was ient with
a nag to demand their intention He received IN
aAI%er' That they intended to occupy their former
poheions' but would not aet on the oifenlive. The
american troops immediately commenced pra6tiling
and getting things ready for action. 1t. Smith Grs
thet Il was the opinion Of the officers that tbev
would 80 to action OH the j,h inilant."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30

Not to be found in any map or. Gazetteer, a,
Preleni IN our poIeiion but believed to be the fame
as the MsHleano or Adayes River, which empue,
into the Gulf, at Cabo du Nord, W. by S. Of AZ.
eenion Bay. Fort Adayes nands on lis north,eaGerr
lide, IN about lat. so Q 81 N.
AS proof that this territory was in the poTef
non OF France, aud Of eourie part Of LouGana, be
lore It was delivered up to SPAIN fee the Doeument
lad BY the Pseiident before the lsa eongrefs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
advertisement.

II N consequence of resolution OF
D. the General Assembly, passed az
their late session, am instructed BY
the Executive to make enquiry res
Pec,ing the situation of all Ordnance
and .iiffory Stores, belonging to the
state quot including those'in The ser.
vice OF the United States or of this
State) and make report thereof to the
Governor. ss r n
In obedience to this instruction., and
as the most prooable9mean Of effect
ing the object contemplated by the Ex-
ecutive, l have thought proper thus
publicly to request of such fifth. citi-
zens of the commonwealth rs may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight of
any cannon or other ordnance, and
muskets cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed 10 belong to
the state, and not in immediate use, to
communicate aparticular report there
ct to me as soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN.
Clerk ro RE Exsnnive
Richmond, Feb. z, 1906. (tf)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
VIM. H. cARELL.

John Tranb!e was convicted of Horse Stealing
oefofe 'he .3issftt Conrr of Washington, in che
spring Of 1905. and sentenced TO rve years ana
two rnoa,hs confinement He was born in Ma
ryiand is S fee i-2 inches high IS wears
oa tar complexion ligh hair; grey eyes
has a niche III his ieftear scars in his forehead
AMI IS shoemaker BY trade -
Isaac Harris was convicted of larceny before
the Disir,e Cour; of Mcnongaha in the snriny
OF 1875. and sentenced rotwo ycars Confinement
re WAS born in The comfy CT Wood, in this
state is f'vs fleet nine inches nigh, iS years old
swaft'iy complexion, Ozark hais AMI nazie eyes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
TiIE IMronrEp Hon,K


doi,ars the season Ito commence on the Goth in,t
and expire on the 1st OF hugust) or Is dollars.
if sent with the mares-1o dollars the single le.p
and 20 dollars to insure mare being in foal.
with half dollar TO the groom in either. case,
Notes. payable on the lat Of August, will be cx.
peesed With the Mares Archer is fine brown.
10 hands high, remarkably gay and active - He
was raised by the late Duke of Cumberland and
at his sale was bought by Mr. Brosdhurst. whe
entered him for the Darby stakes, for which he
was a very great favorite until he fell lame IN
training, which prevented HIM from Appearing
as 4 racer
ARCHER was got by FsggergiiI, his dam
(bred also by the Duke Of Cunberland) sister
to Crassus By Eclipse. grandam by Young Csde.
out OF Miss Thigh, who was the dam of Selim,
and got by Rih--C;risrvo cd's .zti, Thirh hv
Partnsr-Grcy hound curwen Barb. Fagssry;ii
was bred by ShafsOc. and was got by Snap. chr
OF Miss Cleveland By RegrIas, her dam the f..
nous Nudge, by well bred son of Bay BoIton
grandam by Bar,e''s Childcrs great ersndam bv
Nonsywood's arabian OUT of,he dan, of the ixvo
Tue Blnes Faggergillw was own brother 10 Mr.
onait'e's mare Eapiilion, who was the dam of
SIR feter Ieahis, Wren. Lady Tesze &c. 4 TO
ms marc Niiddiesex' the dam OF Seagu. Coddy.
Moody. &c and =, 3. 4 and S years old. Was
accounted one of she hes, horses of his year.
s. For the satisfsaion of gentlemen who NAV
wish TO breed from Archer have t.o't pronsr
70 publish the certificates of John Tayloe and
Carter Beverley. rsquires
do hereby certify thar the brown stud horse
Archer, was semitic me by Mr. Rives, of London.
and from the certificates have seen of his blood.
as wei as he tracing his pedigree in the general
STUD book OF England. where il may be fully as
certain.e. believe aim TO be of as good blood
as inest horses that have baen imported into this.
country. John TAYI,OE
January 81, 1906 =
DO hereby certify chat rhe imported horsc
archer, stood at my farm, in Cuipaper county.
the last two years, and that his CHS were gene.
rally superior to almost any in tha, and the adj.
J'ning counties of Fauqaiee. Madison & Orange
haye been very anxious to purchase the horse.
but the proprietor. Mr. Thomas Rives, of Lon
don, and myself, could nor agree upon the price.
Sivsn undsr ny hand at Williamsburg. this 10Th
day OF Feb 1906 CARTER BEVERLEY!
Attest--GAwIN G CoanrN
Socd and extensive passurage isprovidsd, and
the greatest care taken to prevent accidents on
escsPes, but no responsibility for either. 90
ROBERT TEMPLE.
Ampthil. 17,h March, 1906. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28

Nh JILL be given for experimenting WILL
w AN cGORDlN. WHO absccnded from
tie pls:station of the late Col Royal, in Amelia,
some nine inthe month of Dcesnlberss He is
: :.a.k muIaf;o, about 40 years of age. 5 fec, 10
Gal inches high, and has one of his e eat oes
cut OF. cinnmStance su.Iieiently strong 10 lead
~ Posinye conviction If he should be mel with.
Fis canisd with him d,sss of coarse grey cloth
ADD sunicy other clothes not recosae Who
eyerwiu app,enend The said negro and put hm
IN jail or give sch inforHation will enable the
subscriber 20 get him again, shall receive the a
bsVs reward.
TVilsam Royal.
"A melia,. Feb s. 1906 nc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
NY virtue of a deed Of trust ex.cut.

- virtue of deed OF trust exScut-
I'D ed to us by John Christian, jr. to secure he
payment Of debt therein mentioned due 10 the
lac ssn of Dunlop Pollock & Co. will be Sold
TO the highest bidder, for ready money. a. Prince
Edward courthouse. on Monday me 10 day
Of Nay mex, being court day TRACT ~
LIND containing 49, acres more or less lying
on the Yates Of Big Rough creek. IN the sails
eounfy of Prince Edward, being he land bought
by said Christian. from Abrer Coffee per deed
bearing dave the 28,h day of May. 1893.
The land may be viewed preyi6y,to the day Of
sale, by applying TO the said John Chris;ianjr
Somkei ~. genoblc, 2 ,r
Peicr Jotnnon
Prince Edward, lFrh March, laos. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
Y THE eovesNeR OF The cossxoswEA..ss
- or yIRcIsiA,
q A PROCLAMATION.

NM HERcAS il is represented to the Execu
w tive. by the Keeper OF the peniren,iary.
hat two OF the prisoners therein confined 10 wit :
JOHN TNANBLs and ISAAC HARRIS
have made HEX escape from the reniten,iary
have, therefore. thought fit with the advice OF
the Council OF State. To issue this Prociariar,cn.
hereby Offering reward of ONE HUNDREDS
DOLLARS for the apprehension OF each. or
either of the said prisoners and for their deiiy
cry at the Penitensiary; andl 30. moreover. ca
JOIN ali oihcers civil and military. and exhor,
the GOOD people of the conimonwcaIrh 70 US,
their bes' endeavors TO apprehend and convey to
Inc Penisentisry the said John Tran,bie and l.
saac Harris. f a
Gwen under my hand. with the Seal Of the
Il. s. commonwealth annexed ,at Riohnona
tins Sd day Of February, 1sO6.
(Signed)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
II. Hezves g9 TO.

EE VIZ for Sale at ,h,n Store, next door to
Ii Messts Shapard 4 Lucke's. opposite the
ESssset, Richmond, an assortment of
ses Groceries and other articles,
Which they viii dispose of at ilelawss, prices
for cash or country produce Among ehich
5tc Jamarea and Antigua Rsni. old an VI ~
suPe,:or Cogniac Brandy, Loaf and Down su
gar, Coffee Chocolate lnpesial Hy son II son
Skin. and Young Hyson Tea; Port aud Sherty
Wine, Honey, helas1es, Figs. Nunuegs Mace,
Gloves, Cinnamon, Alspice, Pepper, Fig Blue.
Stafeh, Soap. Candles, SAT-, rubs in So s, &C &c
Richmond, Feb 10Th 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
Marshaps Sales.

To be Sold. for ready money. under decree
ct the Court of the United States for the
FIFTH Circuit IN the vnsaia Ds,rlei between
Painees Bond, attorney for the creditors Of exc.
kiel Edwards. pltf aud David Ross and other,
defts. IN orjertor raise rhe sum of dolls 957 So
due snd payable on the frs, day OF July 1906 anc
the further sum of dolls 1866 Sc, Que and paw
able the tday of January. 1906. that valuable
and well knownesta,e i'll the county of Botetourt,
caiicd 70 RI Ii: VI S, STAYED by said Ross
TO ccntain 1898 acre..
The sac will tax place on the premises on
the S7rli dag OF February next.
Also. on the 4sb day of March next, will be
sold. nnder the aforesaid decree. at the Oxford
Iron Works. in the county of Campbell, num-
ser of valuable SLIVES.
Ben. Mosby, D. M. for
Jos. Scott, M. v. ID.
January IS, 1896. ids
*e* BY consent of the parties the
sale of F02TLEWIS Is postponed until the
3lst day Of March and that of the Me- ROgS
At the Oxford Iron Works, unil the 4th day
Oh April next.
Ben. Mosby, d. m. for
Jos. Scott, m. v. d.
Feb. 10 1906 ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
ST. PAUL.

- ~ . vi.
sY4A ~ beautiful sorel horse, Is hands
MS 3 inches nigh. remarkable for his
( ~&n.~9 - sifgancs, bssury, strength ard fine
xsssaH bono will s'ard the ensuing sea-
son, az ny plantation on James river. generals
known by the name of Msiden's Adventure. a
hosr iiItss shove Fins-Greek mill and q niles
below Michaux's ferry. IN Powha,an courfv. to
cover mares at twenty.iiy dollars the SESSION,
which will commence the first of March and
expire the first of Augus'--Exttaord,nary good
s : extensive pasrurago gyatis, but no liability
i ior .acc'denfs or escapes Gentlemen wishjrY
their mares fed. may be furnished with corn ar
tie market price. for which cash must be sent
with the msres--ss also. ncfes Of hand for The
due prymcnt Of tie money for the season
~, y Iwspty deliara. paid on or before the
third Wednesday IN November (beipp Povh.-
tan court day. viii be received as full eompen,a.
ton q the asove, With half dol 10 the groom.
sis beantiilb horse. St. Paul, was raised ~
the Prince Of Wales, and got BIZ his horss SAL
ram, who vas got by Rclipse tha, covered ar
200 guinezs the season--his dam virage by sres
--ssis gsandam by Regnins out Of a, a,stsr -,
6I<ck and al-Black, and was thought TO be The,
bSTs runner at his tinie--ha won s.yssaj Ia,os
stakHs, among which was the Derby, 17Ss. beer.
me Dnngannon, Volunteery Pbenors enon. Con.
lAies, ard several othe,s--hs was the sire oe
Whisky. WHO a, years old won 1850 rulr..s.
also Of Whip. Rsyalist. Pssping Tom. Gcnc,s1'
Conner, Sylphs SePterI. Crrolins, Tiffany. I.a,,.
vesVna, 81. David. aprightly. Queen fshsks.
Spankaways Rose, Sweeper, iCIytus. Coal Mo-
Chant, Piekpoeket, OscAr. Ambrosio. Preuv
ta,ty, end ssysyal others Of The Hfst rate sun-
ners. S'.Paul's dan Purity was got BY Mstsh'no.
who covered for several of the last years of HE
iiie at ~ guineas naa'e--her dam the Old
squire mare, Of az great faye perhaps, as a good
oresaer' snJ rarei ~ the kin2dom--she was
the dam Of Viycir Dido. Cnnnn 49, II, d. y ="
knigma, Miss finms, PumpkiN, MAIDEN (,y6o
was dam Of WanuD lie saGg q assoIas. Purity
and several eihers Purity wss the dan, Of Eock'
inshar. Archibald Frzwihiem, So Pad aaa
ssvsr1l oihefs ----Ssvesai certificates Of 81 pau
as good aud sure fosl settsr may be seer. AZ b;s
stsna THOMAS HARRIS, 1r.
Powhatan city, March LIST, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
nr rHK GOVERNOR OF THz coMMo swsALrl
or VI GINA,
A PROCLAMATION.

M HEREAS BY the eighth Sec
w ton ot the aet Of lie General Assem-
bly,, passed al the last session. I" Further 10 :.
mend the seveiai aas concerning The Militia O,
this Commonwealth" il, is made the duty of The
Executive 10 declare BY proclamation, VIVA,
shall be the uniform of che militia of this com
monweaiIh have therefore thought FL. with
tte advice or the Council of state 10 issue inns
Proclamation. hereby declaring that the Uu,.
form of tine Miiiiia. OF this Common ws.ltb shall
be as follows. 10 wit tsr
Fo'' me Genesai officers.
A dark blue coat. skirts lined viii, bug. cane
lapeis and cuEs buG, yellow buttons. gold epst,
lc,s Cone on each shouIder) black cooked hat
with black cocksde, aud black stock.
Far he .fsnLery.
A blue coar. kris lined with red, can. IA !.
peis a''d euds red. vest and oyeralls While win
BLACK CATERS. yellow Buttons, cooked black
hat with red cockade
for nc. Lighf I4fanfry.
dark biue short coat with half lapels. Gang
ana euhs white. white iining and buttons, vest
and overaiis white. with black garters, black
cat boots. black stock, .ou.d hat cooked on
the left side with black coek.de
Far ne Grtaadiers.
n dark blue coat. cape, lspes andcuGs white.
wn,e Inning and buttons vest & overails white.
with back gsrte,s. black hall boots, black stock
cooked hat with black coekadei
FOR the Rl7cmsn.
a linen hunting shirt of purple colour, with
overals of the same, leather mocksons or shoes
round hat cooked GA the left side, with black
eockade and back stock. 81 81
For fhe mem body offhe Militia.
n blue hunting shirt trimmed with white
fringe white oyeraIs and black garers. round
hat cooked ON the left side wi.h black cockade
ana black and red plume, black CATERS or half
boots---the officers uniform TO be dark blue
coat, cape. lapcis and cuffs white, While lining
and buttons. vest and pantaloons wbne, with
back CARERS, black stocl., cooked hat with
black eocksde. 3Ii1
For Tie Cavalry.
A short darlSor bottle green coat, with but
tons. l'nng, half lapels, cuffs and cape white
white vest and leather breeches, jack boots.
spurs, black stock and black leather cap dress
sd on the crown with bearslsin and decorated
with light blue sash and red ard W hite plinc
The ofheers ofihe man body Of the Militia
OF the Light Infantry, Crenadiets, Rihsmsn d
Cavalry, 10 be distinguished by a,,auets Of sil
veri the officers of the Artillery to be distin.
guished BY cPauIets of gold The field officers
10 wear two epaulets, the CAPTAINS one ON the
right and the subaltefns one on tie left shoulder
An cheers 70 wear side arms and boots. Pro.
weed however, that where any troop Of cavalry,
company OF artillery, grenadiers. light infantry
or rihemen shall have provided themselves with
an unitorm different from that herein prescribed,
hey are respectively permitted TO wear the same
ior eighteen months from and after the date
hereof C.
Gwen under my hard as Governor, with
the seal Of the Commonwssl th annexed
-.s az Riehnond, ths 1st day Of March,
1906.
Signed,
VIZ. II. CABELL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
FRESH SEEDS.
MINTON COLLINS

= ErDECTEULLY inf~r;n, his friends
~ and .he public, that hs has lately re-
ceised flesh supply OF GRASS SEEDS
from Philadelphia. And he has likew.se
received 4 very extensive assortment oi
GARDEN SEEDS from, London, by the
ship Brstoi Psckst, w iiiiam Day, mas.
ter, via New-York, which are now "a DC
bad at his ORIGINAL SEED STORE,
next door 20 Messrs. Taylor * Co.'s Val.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
SALE AT AUCTION.
I'm Saturday the goth inst. win
~ be sold. a'sua,on, on tile pre- mises. if nor
a HOUSE AND LOT
On SAcckoe mn.

On Mcckoc IAl.
The lot containing about one quarter of an
acre, forms part of what is commonly called
Jaekson's square. and adjoins Sis. Wm Nice.s
garden. Il is well enclosed and has wen eli
excellent W. err upon il. and It's SITUATION is ..
desifaoe 40 any in ira par, of she town The
house is nearly finished and well calcxla,sd FL,
the comtor able accommodation of small fam
ly The terms viii: be made known on the day
Of sale. a
TAYLOR & BROwN, Aue,soneer..
March S, 1906. tds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
MOI K. 81.

NJ Il y.
Do hereby fOsewa-n any person or persons
from trading or taking IN Assignment of
Bond executed by me Charles Matthews CT
me county of B',c hnshan. fot he sum of TWO
hufd'ed pounds, dated 5th February, LSo5. and
pay able the 18th December, 1896. as the sap,e
was gwen IN part purchase of airsa, of land.
which SAID Matthew's was NOT Possessed Of
WaHer hume.
New Canton, 20h Feb 1906 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28


~ AS removed from the store he formerly oc
4. e cnped 70 4 brick house on the cross street
leading from the main STREET.-THE Shockoe ware
house where nc has on hand and offers TO dis.
pose OF on mode.ateterns, by wholesale,
Ine following brides, wig !:
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars,
N. England, w. island, and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac Bayelona and Apple Brandy.
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Scase Of a superior quality.
N.Vasaes, Ginger and Fig Glue, ~
yoa>s Tyson and imperial Tea,
100 Sa,Ss Liverpool Salt.
Paient Shot, assorted sizee-And
Tie remainder OF his stock OF Dry Goods,
consisting principaily of articles suited to the
preseht and approaching season. which hs will
aaE&i SCI, on credi, of 3, & ADD n,onihs, for
pass iegoeiabie at The Bank OF Virginia, with
approves sniorssrs, or barter for Tobacco,
Floar OF Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
sg1 RisI'rcsnl. 22i NJ CHI, 1905
f9,h OecembeC, 1903 --~put mo Gum
:. - bertrand Jail. a low, black ne gro man. very
baa,y clothed says he belongs TO William Mar
shS9 eff R.iehm md. and was shired % Henry
META Of Chesterfield. t3fqsT
On, TIL HoBsON.