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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-24
FRIDAY, .JANuARY 2A 1906.

Vaudeville and Jamelon,
OFFER FOX SALE,
= For Calh, Produce, or en- the ufual Credit
s.. s;ctxss 40 Al OF M
LIQUORS. 81 GRUCERIES,
- cQndaiag. q
Mulcoyade Sugars, Of various qua
|. tiles. ssss
ditto. s-. q.
I /: ! z'; g., .'' il ''''. 9.
Old Jamaica Spirirs, for family ufc,
Peach and Apple. Brandy.
Cognisc srt Bourdesux DO.
Holland snd coan,ry Gensva,
| 7o5arsels Rrong anu fine favored Rye Whis.
key.
e; !: az; E. WINS.
+ Malaga, snd
Tenerf-
a. cafes ST. Eaaph M.dcc Cya,e,,
/ bast old 4;h piaot i,fa Wnkey,
400 cafes Wet s4riedam Gin.
A few h shcsds Of choice MolaGcs,
z, Teaneaee and Gsesg,a Cotton.
Gsnppowder, TRas
Imperial, ha',
Hyion, 80 ye'y carefully 'eise,ed
soneho,a country trade ard .iamlly
Hyaa. Kim Il ard ute.
Bohea
Green Coffee, Chocolate, Pearl Barley, Rice,
Starch, Fig. blue, Soap, Muaard, Rsppec and
Scotch Snnf.
SPlcES-Pimento, Pepper, Cloves, Caaia,
Natmegs and Mace.
Ginger, race and ground.
Fiotsnt and OtlSan. Indigo, Nader, Cop
peras, AiiuH and B:imRone.
Patent Shot, aforted, from BIB to No. o.
Bar Lead, Hunters Pipes, Bees Wax, Wrap
ping Paper, Demijohns, Refined Salt Peue,
Chalk,
Mould and Dipt Candies.
Britllh Cunpowder of various quail
tiles. from Flo treble battle.
October 10.
Lsve' pool Coay}e Salt.
400 hhds. Liverpool coarle Salt,
on beard the fchooncr Polly and Eliza, at Law
raSon's wharf, and fer fale BY
Lawralon & Fowle,
W6a haVe aJo reeeived By Jaa Sebaeaer tran
Bsdou,
8 hogiheads retailing MolatFes,
50 barrels New England Kun,
100 boxes mould ard djpt Candies,
20 do. Chocolate
! IS do. Cod. Fifth,
10 esRs irrfh Rsiios,
20 boxes do. Mafca,eI ditto.
ct'eits Imperial Tea,
IN S RE,
Becrboon Grrahs,
/. Young Hylon and Hyfon. Skin Teas,
Firf quality Rufia, heavy and light Raven
Du,k,
American Sewing Irvine,
Havana Segars, OF Epr,ior quality,
Dip. Candies,
Oh colats,
N. +. Rum, in hosth.ads and barrels,
Pork,
caR doubie.rfned Lost Sugar,
Coco lbs. Shae, Lad, &c.
H Cath will be given for 15o
barrels Corn. Apply as above.
January IA, d
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!, i s si,ss.. .'d' Prime 'ss,'los Ms'.as..
40 Plncheons high pfeof jamaica Rum -
butts Mafcaf Wine
half butts Conaantia do.
4 pipes re OLD ,Biazil Ma.sira
IL bcxss French P.unes
.a e sas q. ''' New. Eas'.sa Rus
so barrels Plang lvania Rye Whilkey
s caiks rehaed Brisilh Salt Petre
8 tiercss Alum
So boxes Mosld and Dips Candles
10 boxes Chocolate
Iut received, and for fale, for cath or on the
aiuas credits.
3 Vaudeville s. Jameaon.
Dsceubet 81
JUST RECEIVED,
Nj fsr. Sale, BY
Nathaniel Wattles and Co.
/ 20 hogtheads fourth proof Jamaica
Rum.
SO ditto beft retailing Molaifes s.
jshs.sy r., DIT
JUST RECEIVED,
AND FOR SALE,
Two boxes lrilh Linen--yeal Cole
ra'aes. 4
so barrels prime Pork. :
VIM. EopcsoN.
November IS. d
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Printing, in It's various branches,
banafomsh estemed at tt'a g'fs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-24
JUST PUBLISHED,
By COTTON AND STEWART,
fPrft ore DolAar)
A new edition with modern improvements On tbs
ART Or COOKERY,
MADE PLAIN AND EASY
r., kf,c q G Q

by Mrs. Y i a > y.
1T. Containing directions how to roa&, boil and
drcfs to perfection, every thing neeeaary be feat
up to table.
nd. Directions for Soups. Byoths, Puddings, Pies,
Gravies, Sauces, Hahes, Frcsfees, Ragouts, fckng,
Cakes, Jeliies Prelervng, &e &c, Waa a modern
bill of fare for every Month in the year.
There IS no work on this fubjea more complete than
che above: 1t is ala the mof modern as the Edition
from which this was taken, pubhlhed in tondon'
May 1901, and contains all the improvements IN tn
art up to THAT time, leaving many iupeth usu'
dilhes, and fubaituting Others more pfefuL
e December 40.
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g., Notice is hereby given,
- siackboli.ry n tbe Bark # 4lsxesd,iH,
faI divided os tour per ceas. or
~. 'ae capi;al aock of faid Bank, for the hal.
,.,i sading this day, is declared, and will be
An :, 10 b paid to them or tsir representatives.,
'saE'day next, the 9th Infant.
oys,atr Of tbe P,sfaes' erd Di,e7ors.
Injury s. s.s~as
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Advertisement.

n consequence of resolution OF
4 the General Assembly, passed at
their late session, | am instructed by
the Executive to make enquiry rec-
pecting the situation of all Ordnance
and military Stores, belonging to the
state (not including those in the SER
vice of the United States or of this
State) and make report thereof to the
Governor.
In obedience to this instruction. and
as the most probable mean OF effect
ing the object contemplated by the E X
ecutive, l have thought proper thus
publicly to request of such of the citi-
zens of the commonwealth as NAV
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight of
any cannon or other ordnance, and
cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in immediate use, to
communicate particular report there
OF to me as soon us convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN.
Czsri 10 tbe E.ecw;pe.
Richmond, Feb. Z, 1906. nO
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FRoM NonyoLK. Feb 4

fhoM NoVrOLk, CD
BY the arrival ofthe brig WHEELER, CAPTAIN
BEssoh, from Guadaloupe. we leara that advi
ces had been received at Barbados, thar fourteen
sail OF the line of the BREsr FLEET, had go,
out. and were supposed 10 be destined for the
West Indies, where, however. they had not ar
| rived when the Wheeler sailed, which was on
the 18th. ct the last month. In consequence OF
the expectation that the Brest Flee, were destined
for the West Indies. Adrnirals Duckworrh aud
Louis had been dispatched fer. and arrived at
Barbados the 18th of last month with six sail of
the line. The whole British force to windward
consisted ct eight sail of the line, and twelve
frigates. under admirals Duckworth, Louis and
Cochrane
gentleman who came passenger in the
Wheeler, p, occurred at Guadalonpe 4 Barbados pa.
per OF the l1Sh January. which he has favoured
us with, containing London advces TO the 7,h
OF December, TEN DAYS LATER than the ad.
vices receive at New York, its contents are gi-
ven in the succeeding columns.
The most prominent article that attraas our
attention is the ENTRANCE or THE FRENcB
INTO VIENNA, which event took place on the
18th November
Bonaparte with his usual activity and enter
prize, appears determined to pursue his good for
tune. and was Advancing into MoRAvIA The
arrival of the second Russian army, with some
advantages lately gained over the French, an
pear TO animate The allies.
The plan Of Bonapar,e will he nodcub' tn bring
on general action, while his army is flushed
with success, and it will be the policy Of the al
lies 10 MAKE a stand. hence we may expeG short
ly to hear ct battle on the issue of which the
Fate ofEucope may depend
Sevesa! articles as will be seen, speak of the
cooperation of Prussia. bur they arc too vague
and obscure. 70 attach full confidence in them
not thatthey are to be entirely disoredted.
The answer OF the emperor ofAustria to the con-
ti;ions of an arm slice offered by Bonapar,e, furn
ish some reason to believe tina, ne is assured of the
assistance tie king of Prussia To present q sa
iiiiattory view of the dispositions of the armies,
wonid require 4 more coliious detail than we can
make attnis time, and wilma more competent
knowledge of the topography of the countries
IN which the parties are ,con,euding, than we
confess ourselve" possessed OF Ii must however
aPpear evident thatBonaparte is playing the bold
esq game that any COMMANDER has ever done be-
fore--one defeat, of importance would perhaps
terminate the war. and end in his ruin
Having received but one paper from Barbados.
1t is very probable that several interesting &C
currenoes transpiced between the 9Th OF Nov.
(the date CT ths adviccs by way OF New-York)
and the 7th December, the date Of our London
advices.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11

FOR TIE ARGUS.
AYRENIAh- SONG.


IL: wear my sword wi h leaves -ccuceaI'd.
-. ",th branches of TIE Myrtle tree.
ne Heroes thus their weapons veild,
wren, hx'd n perish or be free
hey slew = prince for freedoms cause,
hnd gave to Athens equal laws. =.
Hsrmodii,a lov'd thou lives, s,:n:
The glorious brave can neve- die!
non with the BLESSED shalt ever dwell
In Isles tho, in Elysun Iic
with brave Tyditss thou didst n,eer;
And great Achilles. swift Of feet.
wear my sword with leaves conceal'd.
-, win branches of the Myrtle tree.
ne ;, heroes thus their weapons vcii'd,
When. 6x'd to perish or be free.
lhey slew itipparchns at the feast;
And thus with freedom Athens best.
May lasting hcnors crown thy name,
Harrodius lov'd and endless praise.
Aristogiton may fame
Preserve thy aGs tc latest DAYS.
For ye the tyrant fierce have slain.
And freedom is re,tor'd again.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11

wisdom, integrity, ard patriotism IF The
chief magistrate of The union, and their
entire appreciation, OF the sound, manly Sc
'irtuous policy, which has, heretofore,
characterised his administrator foreign
and domestic by which, under Divine
Providence, the prosperity oflhis favored
country has been signally advanced the
American name and character exalted a.
broad the happiness Of the people pro-
NOTED and secured at home their civil,
religious, and political rights placed upon
proud eminence, which faction or des.
potism shall equally assail in vain; the
national strength and power improved
and consolidated, by universal confidence
produced by steady perseverance in a
course OF measures which reason and Jus.
tee, and love OF liberty have dictated and
inspired; the calamities of war ayerted
from Us, by condu6 distinguished at once
Tor moderation, firmness and equity, in
state OF the civilized world with which
peace, IN any part of it, seems hardly TO
be compatible, and the means ofrepeilinp
insult and aggression, when it shall be
found necessary to exert them. made adj.
equate to the vindication of our honor.
and the assertion and protection of our
rights and interests, agains, the greatest
and most powerful. The senate believe
that they cannot at a jun6ture like the pre-
sent mark the close ofthe important fnn1i
ons' which the people of MARYLAND have
conhded to them, by an att more accep,a.
Die TO their constituents than this deckgra.
non which they unanimously direct TO be
recorded on their journals.
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a TRUE AM CDOTE.

Judge Taller, now Lord Norbury, that
execrable monster to whom Robert EN-.
met observed, "if all the innocent blood
he had shed since ne became Judge,
was collected in enc reservoir, his lord
ship might s7pini in it," was a, public
dinner with Cnrran the celebrated Irish
lawy er--7oHer observing Curran carving
piece of corn'd Beef. told him eff IL
was hung beef he believed he would try
1t" it you try ii my Lnd, replied Cur.
ran, am sure il will be HUNG"
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I HE Sherifs of the Sc

veral counties of Amelia, Chesterfield,
Cumberland, Nouoway and Powha,an, compo
sing distria--of the counties OF Brunswick
Lunenbng. Mecldenbuyg and Greensville. com
Posing another disrid--ofti tie counties Of Charles
CRY, James City and New Keno. composing an
other distia--of the couutiesof Gccchiand, Hen.
rico and Louisa, composing another distritt--o of
The counties of Augusta, Rockingham Rock
bridge, Shenandoah. Pendleton and Bath, com
posing another distritt-and Of the counties of
Lancaster, Richraond and Nur,hu1 berland. com.
posing another district; which several districts
conatiture the frs, Class CT the Senate of Virgi.
MA, ave requested to take notice that an election
rotation IS TO BE- held. on The several court days
Of the respective Counties above reu,icped in the
month of april next. for the choice of Sena-
Tor to represent each Of those distries in The &c
neral Assembly for iour yeas uex, ensuing
THRO HANSFORD, C S.
February 9th 1906 4w
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TRUTH AND ELooJJFNcr


In the course of the debate m Congress. on
l)r Log0n's motion TO suspend the intercourse
with st Domingo, Dr. Mite6W observed that
the commerce of the United State, was an as,o
n'shing spectacle. 1t reached from Arctic 10
Antarctic; and was CO extensive with the cir.
cumference Of the globe. Most of the inhabt.
ed countries of the earh were visited by our ma.
vigatnrs, and the striped flag OF the union au,
tered in the temotest harbors- Our couutrvrne,
have made mater; Al additions to ,he science of
Geography Thev have found marker, I'M.
Known to commercial men before They have
derived cargoes fromthe depths of the ocean. and
laid the cod and the seal, and the whale, under
contribution They have exported the prc,iuc
tons OF their own happy country. so fertile in the
articles which sustain and cherish life, 10 all
places where 'sey were wanted, and b-ough'
home the crude materials or the manufactures of
those regions in return BY an energy and en-
rerPrize, unexampled in the history of the hu
man species, they have excited the jealousy of
foreigners. who are not only behind them in
mercantile exertion, hut who cannon weigh an
anchor or reef topsaii equal to them"
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at my farm III Chesterfield oouu,v Com -,
from Goodies and Bevil's Bridges, on A nnon,,,-
rox river, twenty FIVE above Pe,cr<,i.r ,he
same from Richmond. ard fifteen from q r,.,.
courthouse < will be let to mares on the foi,ou,-
ing terms
Fifty Dollars the season, by note, DISCHARGE.
bic at any time within it, by the payruen, of for.
~, with one dollar 10 the groom.
In every instance, either 4 note. or tho r,o,.
must accompany the mares
BUZZ u in point oe form blood and nor
Torrance, stands almost unrivailed, in rhs. anx
other country; and as foal get,er the racing
calendars OF England fully attest his celebrity,
In 1879, he produced on the turf at Newmarket.
. winners. In 1900. seven In 1901. fou,,es,
In 1902, sixteen. In 1885, twenty-one and i'm
1904. sixteen (otal seventy ninel and from ,vhat
have seen OF thar calendar for 1906 I ,h;nlr
his numbers in the lst of winning horses. will
exceed that of any other year.
have III possession latc calendar Of ,heo,b
CT November !asT. which concluted tbs. Hougb.
ton meeting az Newmarket. /: contains th:rtv
odi rSces eleven OF which were won by Buzz
yards stock; and in the same calendar. two nc
thenl are advertised to cover at ten guineas a,
mare. the next season
Buzzard's suck are large and hish;v formed.
PoPlnjay is upwards of s:xteen hands. and ;s
sam';o be the most elegant horse in England
Qnz won the grea, OaIiand stakes. and +,
ma en- over the Beacon course Il niiirs and :,
quarier) for 1000 guiueas
Good high and low land pastures. and every
attention paid 70 mares sent, but no ,eannns;,,;L
lily for accidents. Mares will be fed on nod.
rate terms if required for which the money ,,,,..
be SEN.
THOMAS BRANCH
24th January, 1906 w3n
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Il RenlarkobLe Coy,

III I'LL be exhibited nearly o6bosie tGe court
W borse, in RIBS Place a few days This ANIMAL
os aken 'piM in f5eJtettbern par of tbe s,aie of
keo Hawb'Ji'e and is suboo,ed 10 be part Aso.e.
IL bds SIX LEGS four of 5v5icb rese'Hb!e those of
ordinary cnnle and are used jor ,oalfing toe a.
f5er frVo rise If tbe fo,e s6oqiqey in an eyect
Posture and can be- oled upon ibe oneE 7rbere there
10 n b Hoyg w5ieb vgiN bod ,go 9anfs al ssaer
One II these legs il large and bsifce, bqoirg TIE
boct5 complete tbe ot5er r. smaller. ant bas oa'
one baif IF re 6ooi. AiSo, to be seen mr.
CILF, 7sbieb is remarkable tOr be same P5sao-
mfrd.
H. Tire inbG6tfants Of R;c5mord, ave -estee.
jpLy requested ~, "a Hcgeo, re 6'eseaf opbo uni
" of vieJgiR these eef~areiady P5rHo,tRa of Ma
tue 10 Le seer from sRa,iss thl 9 o'elOck in tbs
evening.
Admtance IS esaf'---cJi5fsea 6af price
| Et5yapT IL. y
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M e'.arterfy Court continued and he1d
.Jor hiHg e GSa.ea coarty, az tbe courtb,use. su
1nesdy toe l2f6 Of Nooember, 1906.
--''huno hy"e' pltf I :,
Sarah Gayle. Matthew Gayle. Thomas
Gayle. John Gayle. Robert Gayle and 8
Ann Gayle. deGs 3
HIS day came the plaintiff by his counsel
= ana the defendant Robert Ca, no, having
entered his appearance and given Sc curly accord
ing 10 the at, of asses,by in such case made and
Provided and she rules ef This court. and IL an
pearing 20 the satisfaction of the coart Ina l.
no' an inhabitant of his commonwealth: On the
morton OF me p'aintiH o. his counsel, Il is order
ed, that the SAID defeudat do appear here ON the
second Monday in March next ana answer the
bill OF the Pisintitii and thar copy OF this order
be forthwith published in some pubSc newsna.
per printed in the city of Richmond for tw,
months excessively and posted at the front door
of this courthouse
Copy-Teste,
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND PRICE CUkRENT.

The following is given as the present
state OF the House of Representatives at
Washington: lis republicans, and 27 in
the opposition--In the Senate, %, against
Z in the opposition.
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.Assassination-An attempt has been
made to assassinate Thomas Pane, in
his house at New Rochelle, in the stale
OF New-Yofk. List Christmas evening,
PaIhe's two servants went to visit some
OF their acqnaintances, leaving him and
neighbours boy together in the house.
a short time after this musket was fired
through the window, the ball narrowly
missed Paine, and lodged in the opposite
wall. Mex, day the supposed assassin
was apprehended AID admitted 10 bail.
IN Y. Commercial .ddv.
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Ten Dollars ReWQrd.
February oh, 1906

Q ToLRN out of the subscribers stable on third
- day night, the 4 4 inst. one bay MARE and
one bay HORSE, the mare about 5 feet high
viii be 8years old next spring tros and gailops
rough, her hinder feet white, with a star in her
forehead, some saddle spots spot on each side,
with thick bushy tail and name The horse is
upwards of S fee. high, was s years old last
spring. is very notable on account Of having his
left hinder knee much larger than the other, irots
and gallops petty well, but when rode carries
his tail rather on one side, shod before when ia
ken. Whosocver will deliver said horses or eli.
her 10 on Eastern Iiil. in Charles City coun.
ty, shall be rewarded as above
n .1OHN GREW.
I'd month. 6 n, 1856. %
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II. He7ves Gy Co.

EEHVE for Sale 1T .hcir Store, next door to
4 4 Messrs. Shapard & Lucke's. opposite The
Market, Richmond, an assortment of
Groceries and other Articles,
Which they will dispose of at the lowest prices
tor cash or country produce. Among which
are, Jamaica and Antigua Run. old and very
superior Cogniac Brandy, Loaf and Brown Su
gar, Cefee, Chocolate Imperial. Tyson. II yson
Skin, and Young Hyson Tea; Por, and Sheny
Wine, Honey, Melasses, Figs. Nutmegs Mace,
Cloves. Cinnamon. Alspice Pepper, Fig Blue.
Starch. Soap, Candles, Salt. Tubs in sets, &C. &c.
Richmond Feb 1Oh 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11
Andrew Stevenson.

addition TO the Courts of King William and
Hanoyer. practices Law in the County Court
of New KEN. D.,
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> ~ Subscribers TO the DEBAI rs
of fbe VIRGINIA CONVENTION. and -
GIBBON's HISTORY offbe DECI' IrJe orI
FALL offbc ROMAN EMPIRE. are ,eoyes,,J
10 G9e5 at tbis c5Tee, wSere t6e1 sopies a,e now
rsacy. Tor aeGv0y. iTu
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BR1peH.Towx, (Bar.N Jan. II.

NAoN "" Dat' Jane
The Windsor Castle Packet, in 80 days
from Falmouth, arrived yesterday even
ing with the first mail for December; the
contenis oil which is by no means of that
consolatory nature which we were led 10
hope for from recent report from Domi.
MICA, corroborated by an article in an A
merican paper, of The defeat of Bona
parte, q the complete destruction OF Mas
Sena. Indeed IT cannot be dissembled,
that with very little exception, The whole
tenor OF The continental news is most dis.
astrous to the allies, while the progress
OF the enemy continues 10 be as rapid and
unchecked as before, Notwithstanding the
Austro- Russian armies have achieved
some partial successes over lbem, which
may be The torerunper Of still greater vic
tories. The London papers a. TO the 7th
ult. inclusive, but leave US M anxious sus-
pense Tor the next mail, which we must
regard as being likely to give US some re-
suits OF the frmness of the Austrian mo-
march on the one hand (who, altho' dciven
from his capital, has decidedly refused an
armis;ice, on the hard terms of putting
Venice aud the 'ryroi into the hands of the
enemy and the commanding positions of
Bonaparte's armies on the other. AS far
as we have been able TO select extracts
from these papers for this days publlcati-
on, they will be found highly interesting
IN our next more extensive arrangement
will be made.
HIS majesty's brig Wolverine, on the
4th inst. cut a small schooner out of ST.
AIMS Bay, Martinique, upder the FIRE Of
3 batteries, and sent her in here on Tues
day last.
The ship Eliza, Paisley, one Of the Cork
lleei, lately captured by the enemy, has
been re captured ard arrived at Antigua.
At the close of the last session the Sc
nate OF Mary land, ordered the following
ApPRoBAToRY DECLARATION to
be recorded on their Journals.
Whereas, the public expression of sen
timents of grateful appreciation, is at once
the reward and support of virtue, and
suited TO the genius OF free people, who
CONSIDER the public services Of their citi-
zens as resulting from other Obligations
than those which arise from more pecu.
! mary rewards:
The senate of Maryland feel them
selves called upen, by the highest and
most solemn considerations ne public du.
iy, To declare before their final separation
their FRO and undated reliance upon The
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ADVERTISEMENT.

ADV ER TFSE MENI.
WILL be SOLD OH the last
w Friday in this month The premises,
4 HOUSE ami LOT in Shed Town, the proper
ty of Joseph May, in order satisfy dsbr
due ICON said May to Joseph C4tewood, and
the expenses attending the same
The TRUSTEE
Richmond, Feb 11th, 1906 St
p The sale will take place at the hour of
IL O'Clock, on rhc day aforesaid
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BUZZ ARD,

Imported by the late Col.
John Hoomes, Of the Bow.
ing Green, will stand the
ensuing season, ITO COM
menee the lst Of March,
and end The iS,h cI,
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Advertisements.

WILL be sold, to the highest bidder, on,
w Monday the 18th day Of March, 1865,
on he premises. my 9RAC7' or LINN. on
the waters of Wards Fotk OIL he main road
ieaoing 70 BooleT's and Coles ferry, three miles
aSoye Charlotte ccurhouse, containing by esti.
nauon 5lS acres more or less. The quality Of
this land is well adapted TO The culture OF to-
Oaceo' corn, wheat. &c and me situation as a
puhlic place is very advantageous. having been
2 lorE time knewn as Prices race ground Ii
IS unrecessayy to enter into inu:e detail Of
the good qualities cradyaniases of tie situation
OF 'his place, IS ii is pretumable any person
wishing to purchase will view the land before
the Gay OF sale which they may do by apply
ing to The sub,eriber who liveson The PREMISES.
w5t' SHORT JONES.