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MIR. VESTS RESIGNATION.

TO TIE General AgsnIy Of deadtrieian., to To. Re,nl
GENTLEMEN
am now the only furvvor of the four artias who
IN the year l76s, had the honour of preCent;ng 80
ms najetty, plan for an academy, which. be;ng
gracefully received and fan6ioned by the king was
carried into effe& under his royal commands rh.
frf members were named and created bv hi, ,,.:ar
y, and their choice of Sir Jofhua Reynolds, as Pre-
huens, ADDED fpendour to the Inflitution.
AFTER the death oil that eminent matter whole diff
,nsuiihed talents have rendered 70 much honour TO
ms name and country without folcitation on nv par,
the academy unanimously elected me tothe chair. and
ms masity was GRACEFULLY pleafed to fanaion their
ehoee. have now, during a period of fourteen
years, endeavoured afiduouy to perform the dn,;e.
o. tha diainguhed fituaton the belt of INV abil;
ties, ana have confoa,ion in releaing that have
rendered iomething to Its formation and contributed
every thng III my power to its PROPERTY
!nrtyie years are nearly completed, durinp
"h,eh Tune have never failed to exhibit my works
III 'he Royal Academy but whatever may have been
my eAefons, or whatever my wifhes for the welfare
OF the nitituton, the occurrences which tool, pac.
on the 10th December lat, and fubfeouent c;re,n,.
'ahce,, nave determined to Withdraw uyfeIf
from the iituatioR of Preldent of the ROYAL Acade
my ihail retire to the peaceful purfuits of nv pro-
lemon ana nope that my Prefent declaration will
afford you fufcient time to confder of tb cbo;c rs
my iuccehour by the 10th inf.
In relnquihing the honour of this mott refpe Gable
htuatsn 1 beg leave to ernr-f. .ha d..- CAT -
terrain for the benefits conferred upon this Society bv
our Augult Founder and Patran and an humble hone
OF h' continuance Of his benign regard for thi. his IA
voured Inhtutition.
ihail ever conider the Royal Academy as an ef
.aDninment from which rhi, country may and ought
70 derive all thoie advantages which aow from the nc
cefui cultivation OF its three branches of art il will
DC my prayer that this may be the happy reut and
thst the tame OF Great Britain arts may correpond
with it' elevated character in the lit of nations.
am, Gentlemen,
Your mott obedient humbl. fervant,
BENJAMIN WEST.
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F,sa tie Msrsaniiit Alvosijfy.

The following the regulations by which the
Pref is fettered in the Ea Indies In the year 1900,
they were fent officially by the ecretares of the DIFF
ferent governments in India to the editors of newpa
Pers at the REFLECTIVE preidencies Of Calcutta Ma
dras and Bombay.
Regulations refpeaing the publication of newfpa-
Newspaper to print his at the bottom of the pa
per: 2 Every editor and proprietor of paper to
deliver IN his name and place Of abode the fecreta-
~ to government. 8. No paper to be publifhsd on
SUNDAY. 4. No paper to be publihed at all. until
It HAL have been previoufly by the fecreta-
~ to the government or by a perfon authorized by
nm Tor that PurPofe S. The penalty for offending
againt any OF the above regulations to be immediate
enbarkation for Europe.
Rules Tor the guidance of the feeretary to govern
ment IN reviing the newspapers IL To prevent the
publication OF all observations the nate of public
credit, on the revenues the finance. the COM
Pany. 2. All observations refpeaing the embar,a-
ton OF troops, or fPeeie, repeing any naval or
military preparations whatever. s. All intelq snce
respecting the detinaton of any Clips, or the expee
tation oil any whether belonging TO the company or
TO individuals. f. Ill sfrvsfiOns rvit5 rrseq TO tb.
eoHsHe' u government, or @ny of s officers. ev or mi
mary marine, eo~n0eiai, judicial S. All prisrte
ieandal, or libels on individuals. 6. All fatenent,
with regard to the probability of war or peace be-
tween the company and any of the native powers,
T. All observations tending convey information 70
an enemy, or to excite alarm or eommoton within
the enemy paiiages 8. The republication of fnch
PALACES from the European newspapers, as NAV
tsndto affect the influence and credit of the Br;,;l
power with the native Rates
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FROM THE ALBANY GAZETTE
December 2, 1905.

1t is with great pleafurs and fatisfaefion we now
communicate the following letter from Beriah Palmer
elq one OF the cemniiioners appointed explore,
isrvey and lay out the track of the great northern
turnpike road which is to unite good and direa
road from Montreal to this city, in direction WEI
OF the lakes George and Champlain-dated
4" Pla1smgJ, ot7Obsr 20.
The commiiiloners arrived here on SATURDAY.. bav-
ing LAID out the great northern turnpike road thus
tar, to the l!c mile mark-We have yet about %
niIeIto &c. 1t has been long and tedious bufinefs,
but | am much pleai,d with the country here and
IN tact with the whole routesas far refp.6ts the
road can be made 70 cafy and cheap. The foil every
where good after we left Lake George; and although
thro mountains IN that quarter, yet have avoided
them IN uch manner that the afcents and defcents
will be eafy, and materials every where on the fpot
ana the people all along much engaged in favor
OF the road, and will gn largely for the Aock and
work 1t out on the road conceive this road TO he
ogreat utility the fate at large, and particularly
to the northern part"
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NOTICE.
Oaober IS.

"ILL BE SOLD 10 tie bigIsa iiaat,, 9, sefD,A.,
toe 22H@ igf""f, at ID: Store doc, eftbe /akf,;Sy
ME relidue of the Enate of Iohn Wa,l;,,
decd conhhing chiefly of tIouiehold and kiteb-
en- FURNITURE, Negro Woman and one Horf,
erms OF iae, half cah and the other at x p,ortb.
credit. Bond with approved fecuri,y will he rcop;-
red All pe.ion. having claims asaina the Ena,s.
are refoGt'ed to bring them forward or before tho
ed will Pleaie make immediate payment. as the r.i,
ier,oer intends cioiing his AdniniGra,orhp q, foo
as ne politely can after the fa,e is made.
J.. F. ROBERTSON, Hdss'r.
Manchester, Nov. IL. .ac
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Esp antboritp.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

For ersairg certain Eg4bt boy/es in tie rate Of
IhGgHeeHieff5; for building beacon, or pier,
at BRIDGEPORT, in tie fate of Connecticut ard
for fixing bney5 in Pampties 6sa1, in fbe Rot-
Of North Carolina.
Oh 1t enacted ~ he Senate and Roaic of Peere6ntc
fSt5 81 tie United States of Ameriea in Cous~,G En-
efeS That the fecretary of the treaury be. and he
hereby authorized and directed TO eaufe to be
the following light houfes in the la,e of N1aacb.
fetts: "''''''-
One on Franklin iland, at the mouth Of s., ceor-
ge's river, in the diifrie of Maine.
One on Wen Paifamas uody head NJ m. e,,r,r
INTO the bay and harbor OF Pahamaquody, in the diff
And double light houfe at or near Chatham, b.r-
Dor, on the back of cape Cod.
PROVIDED iufiicient land for the accommodation of
he iad light houies can be obtained at reafouable
prices, and the Legislature of MafIachuc,t, Jb, crJ.
the jurifdiaion the fame to the United St,,s.
AND the ieeresary of the trealury is hersby author
al TO agree Tor the faares, wages of the merton.
VINO may be appointed by the PRECEDENT for the tu.
Perinsendanee and care of faid light houfes and o..
tnerwile to provide for the fame az the e,pepEp IF
the United States. "
Sec; ?. dnaSt il jii,tbe, enal7td, That the fecre-
tary OF the srcaury be, and he i. hereby reaurcd t
can!e beacon, or pier, to be eretfed n.,r - =
mouth OF the harbour of Bridgeport, in the la,e of
Conneecut and to caufe buoys to be fixed ON Ruff
Shoai Royal shoal, north wet s,raddle, and foutb
We Ssrasde' in the waters of Pamptieo found in the
tate of North Carolina. " >''-
sec. b. ~ard be jn,fber enHt7sd, That there be an
ProPfted' Tor deirayng the expenfe of erecting each
of the aforefaid light houles the FUN of v. tn
dollars; for the expenfe of erecting the faid beacon
or pier the fam of one thoufand dollars. and for the
exPenie of fixing the fad buoys one thoufand dolar,
to be paid respectively, of any money in the
Jury not otherwile appropriated
NATHL. MACON.
Speaker IF tie Hoytt Of Repr.lsnfe,ives
S. SMITH,
PrsfstSf efhe Sena,e, PRO fe,seoy..
APPROVED,
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THE COMMON LOT.

ONCE in the flight of ages pah,
There liv'd a man and who was he
Mortal howe'er tiny lot is caR,
That man reIemble, thee.
Unknown the region of his birth,
The land in which he died unkn.wn
Ills name hath perifh'd from the earth
Hills truth furviyes alone -
That joy, and grief and hope, and fear,
Alternate triumph'd in his breait;
Ills blii' and woe--s fmie, a tear
Oblivion hides the req
The bounding pulfe, the languid limb,
The changing fprits rife and fall
We know that theis were felt by him,
For thefe were felt by all.
lie fufer'd-but his pangs are DER:
Enjoy 'd-but his delight, are He'd
Had iriends--his friends are now no more
And foeS-hisfo foes are dead.
He lov'd-but whom he lov'd, the grave
Hath loit in its unconfcous womb;
o The was fair, bat nought would fave
Her beauty from the tomb.
The willing feafon,, day and night.
Sun, moon, and ftars, the earth and main
Ere while his portion, life and light,
To him EXIT in vain.
He faw whatever thou han feep.
ENCOUNTERED all that troubles thee;
He was-whatever thou han been
He iI--what thos malt be.
The clouds and funbsams DER bi,eys
That once their ihades and glory threw,
Have left in yonder filent Ky,
No veaige where they few.
The annals Of the human race,
Theirruius, fnee the world began,
OF HIM afford no othsr trace,
Than ihis--JHERE LIv'p MAN.
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NATHL. MACON
TIL: JEFFERSON.
ANACT


To 1e0b'rHfe the hyes sfJe Py1@yfcisn Co1gyeyatioy
Of CrsrgaoSVH.
BE henat7ed BY he Senate and Houic of P,s,>cy,o-
fVeS IF tie United Slater Of e,iea in CoypyeG o1c7,
biod That Stephen B. Bafh, William Whann, lanes
Melvin, John Maffit, John Peter, Jofhua Dawfop.
James Calder, George Thompfon, Richard Elliott,
David Wiley, and Andrew RoGs, and their IucceIsor,
duly elected, or appointed in manner herein after
dire;lsd, be, and they hereby made, declared
and eonitituted corporation and body polite in law
and in fact, 70 have continuance forever By the name
ifile and title of the Trufees of the Presbyterian
Congregation, in Georgetown"
SEC. q HHS6e h|pyfbey raaS7sa, That all and fin
guar the lands, tenemens, rents annui.ies, rights
privileges goods and chattels, heretofore given,
granted, deviled or bequeathed to the Gaid conpre-
CATION or to any Peron, perfons for the ufe there
OF, or that have been purehafed for, or on account
OF the fame, be, and hereby veaed in and eonRr
med to the iaid corporation ind EuyfJer That the
iad corporation may purehafe take, receive and en-
Joy any lands, tenements, rents, annuities, rights
or privileges, or any goods, chaels or other eeas
OF what kind or nature foever, which lhall or may
hereafter be given, granted, fold bequeafhed or de-
yiied, unto them by any perfon or perions, bodies
polite, or corporate, capable Of making fuch gift
grant, isle or bequea; and the faid properly, real
and Perlona, to rent, fell, convey and confirm, or
othsrwile dhPoe of, as fully and eHelualiy as any
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21
JOUN AICOCK

I INFORMS the Citizens of Richmond, and tbs pub.
lie, he has jun received at his Cabinet Manufae.
tory near the Fire Tnfuranee Office large aortmenr
Of Windlor Chairs and Set,ees made in the newell
fshion and BY the beit wormen in the ate ;any gen
teman whing to buy, will pleafe fend their order,
or call at his Cabinet Mandatory, where they ma,
get good warranted work, and on low terms, either il
the Cabinet line OF Windlor Chairs
June s. IT.
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FOR SALE.

WO Meiyyonag M14LE SERVANTS, aoeH
-. \ acquainted qOib bOgfs bHGaejJ.-For terms,
Ge. enquire offbe Printer.
Sept. 70. mn
~ TIE FARMERS VIRGINIA Alma
MACK, for the Year lso7, printed by Thomas
Richie, is now for fale, by the grofs, dozen or
Jingle, at the Enquirer bookstore.
ALso-A General AGortment of LAWYERS
and Sheriff's BLANKS, juR printed.
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lust RECEIVED

a FRESH Allotment of Clsret Wines, Cham
\ Psigne, MouGeux by the box, Burgundy, Sss-
tern, Vim &c Grave, LaIite, Mufcst of Frontignac,
Wine Btters-and alto, freq fupply Of Olives, Ca
per' Anchovies, Cayenne Pepper, Muaard, Prunes,
Raiiins By the box, Almonds and Filberts. All kind
Of Wef-India Sweetmeats; all kind Of Confeaione-
rysnd different articles Of Perfun1ery-For Sale By
ALEXANDER PLAINyILLB
Richmond, O9. II. (2srsm)
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FOR SAFE

- ION oAIE,
q Elegant CoAcREz well finifhed, with Plated
- - h"rnfff and pair of we'll matched HORsRs.
mole horles can be recommended a. being well brose
Hna ''ee from any bad habits they are Fix s, fey.n
years old ait fprng-.6ls, Grong b,,lthx ~
WOMAN with female child about five wear, eld
great bargain may be bad in this property for eaf
or negotiable note a, Gxty days. A'
NJ, Er7a:rs at bI cEss.
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FOR SALE,

HE HOUSE and LOT on Shockoe-Tfill, ut
4 preient occupied by Capt. Benjamin Sheppard
podefng every accommodation for family, .nd one
an1ongf the mon airy * elegant uations in the ei-
ty.--
ALso-An unimproved LOT adjoining the above
a purohaicr will be allowed great accommodation il
the payment.
THOs. NoRvELL.
NOV. IL. If
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HE Subferiber, has taken the Store lately orcr :.
Il pied by Cranberry and Hancock, where he of.
iers for sale at reduced prices,
Bales blue Cloths Z A conGgnment from the
nais aiiorted FlannelsS Manufactures,
AL'o-A few bales Of India piece Goods.
JAMES SMITH.
'"0t 90 r.
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TO RENT.

TO KENT,
VIE TENEMENT which Mrs. Phepoe lately
\ occupied on the Erect leading by the Govern,
cors, eon1eing Of large cellar, room ufed 4, a
kitchen, very well fixed fore, compiling rosm, a
drawing and bed room, and three neepng and lum-
Der room in the garrett; immediate poTelIion NAV he
had. Enquire OF William r. An.
Augua 20. M,
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
NJ Office is hereby given, that tie annual meet
ing of Stockholders, will be heldat Mr.. Brooks
Tavern in MaHchefer, on the III Monday in De-
eember next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
JAMES BRANDER, Cl'k.
Nov. 10. 4.
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UNION TAVERN
Oa ober %.

Has Jgf reeeiVrd bis (irbiy Of
FALL AND FANCY GOODS.
--coNsIsTINo Or
CuPERFINE and common Cloths, Coatings and
~ Kerieymeres, Lyon Skins and fries, Keldal
CotIons, Plains and half thicks, Roie, Nriped and
point Blankets Manchester and Bennet's Cord. Fam
cy Vettcoting, Silk, Cotton, Worried and plain
Hoiiery, Gloves, Durants, Wilebores, Bon,ba-
zetts and Bombazeen, Irilh Linens and Or.
naburgs, India Cottons Canlbricks and Fancy
Mullins, Silk, Camel Hair and Cotton Shawls,
Cali'coes' Cotton and Silk Chambrays and Italian
Sarcenets, Wells, &c.Stc.
A few Laait5 Elegant Cire5fan Robes mutually lo,v.
The whole of which will be fold on terms the mott
realonable that cnHdgood5 be afforded for.
Gun Powder Jingle and double F. offuperior quail
ty by the Keg
Nov. 1s. &c
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THE SUBSCRIBER

THE SUBSCRIBER
kSFECTFUI.LY informs his friend, and N.
~ public, that be has jun received coed sTor,.
mens OF Saddlery and Harnefs Mountngs in his line Of
good Skir;ing, Hog Skins, Bar
24by 20, ~ by 90, and 90 by is. "N'
JOHN McENERY.
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NOTICE.

4NOI TUE.
"A Petition will be prefented to the next &C.
neral AiemoIy Tor leave to erect a Toll Bridge
acrols Mattapony River at Dunkirk, from the
land of John Temple in King and Queen. TO
the lands of Robert and John Bird in King
William. -As
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21

TIE SUBSCRIBER, befst, a complete ed:,,me,.
Gr0fe'ie, baS n0zD band, and If Gilise at s,,,s
Is1S 8rife5 far ea& eounfyy eyeaun
ERMAN Oznahurgs,
~ White yellow and red Flannel,,
Role and DuGield Blankeu
-Eyo e,zfgr~sm.
30 Barrels Brown Sugar,
Pipes 4th Proof Cogniac Brandy.
A few kegs F. F. Cunpowder
Manchester, Nov IL a,
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THF SUBSCRIBERS, UNDER THE FIEM or
LESUEUR 81 SAUNDERS,
Inform, their friends and the public, that tb.,
qVW continue TIE COAGAlISSiON 6njfneJ5, Late
y done BY c. q T. SaunderJ. Tbey prOnsiS
me .Frif9ef attention to The intereG5 Of tboG
Fvbo may .fazor fbem qvitb conEpnmezf5.
They are ,eeeiving general and GxrGvt a6oyt,nt
q GROCERIES, 4v6ieb will be sStyed Js, EaA,
Wb'f5'ale and Retail, on Ds ho4oeR term, and GGlaI
credit, in br fare lately oeerPirGEy A6tg;s BiLiny,
MKe"sis y Co. oP4sEte tie Yradas 0Lfm eff E1lBy..
PT9Per . Moneae-ams1g 7Ubieb arr fbs foLoTyin-
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Bar Iron, German, Crsr-
Iey's & Differed Steel,
Antigua & Jamaica Rum,
Very Old Antigua Rum,
Holland Gin,
Cogniac Brandy, of very
hyperion quality,
Race Ginger, Pepper,
Pimento, Nutmeg.,
Mace, Cloves & Cha
namon,
Frefh London Muftard,
in fmall boxes,
Bea Flotant Indigo and
Fig Blue, of hyperion
quality, in boxes of
~ IDS. etCn,
Frefh Caper,, Oil, &c.
Frefh Gunpowder.
Tea in Gamblers,
Ditto by the ID.
Young Hyfon do. OF the
firt quality.
N. England & Bullok's
Cheefe.
N L. LESUEUR,
/. SAUNDERS.
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TIE PUBLIC

liz PUBLIC
q NE informed. that the MAIL STAGE
j.! from this place to Pete, iburg aud Frede-
uck'burg, will q art every Sunday morning at
o'clock. from this tine till ChriGmas.
November la. ST.
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NOTICE.
4 LII PerlanS baving claims againH the e/7ate
L "A fJobn Pendleton, e/9. late of tie CITY OF
Richmond, decd. are ,eqHe3ed 10 exhibit tben, 10
either Of the .GHI/e,iber5 as Ibrediiy as belfLk.
GEO. PICKETT,
ROBERT POLLARD,
CHS. JOHNSTON,
N. SHEPPARD.
W, ddminjRratorJ.
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TIE eubierlber thinks proper to give notice, he
= has returned the practice of the law. and prno-
iesregular attendance in the Court of Appeas. RI.
Federal Court and the High Court of Chancery, boI-
den IN the city of Richmond Ito which place he !,
now preparing to remove his relidence) Due atten-
non Will be Paid to fuch bsnefs as may be con,it.
ted to his care
WILLIAM CoWAN.
Lunenburg, Nov. L. cn,e
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DROWN SUGAR of
- hyperion quality,
Ditto ditto fecond ditto.
Bet Green Coffee,
Salt in Sacks,
Molanes and Treacle,
Picked Salmon,
Scotch Barley,
Madeira, Port, Sherry &
Malaga Wine,
Frelh Mulcatel RaiGns *
Currants,
Soft Shelled Almonds,
CoPperas,
Saltpetre,
Englifh IF Gunpowder,
Patent Shot, well afiorted,
Hibbert's Brown Stout
and Porter,
Bea SPaniih Segars,
Caldwell, Frafure q Co.'S
SuPerfnc Chocolate,
Newly York Candles and
Soap,
Spermacetti Candles,
JOT
c.
October 10.
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- ~""'~'toSio q, 'rtitict the or Iyarsrt-
dat, F9fer end SatebeA, have opened an
AUCTION g COMMISSION STORF,
at the foot of the Bridge, where they will fcy
publicly, on every "Wednesday and Satur6ay
morning. JOSEPH DARMSDATT,
JOHN FOSTER,
JOHN SATCRELL.
dT PRIEH7-E SHE:
40 hogfheads
So barrels Brown sugar.
pipes London particular Madeira Wine.
tierces Old Apple Brandy,
pipes Hollands Gin,
cafes German Sheetings,
do. do. Do~Ias,
do. Plattias,
l bale Helfians,
do. India Cottons.--And by the frt az
rivals from Liverpool, they will receive largo
iuPply of coarie Woolens and Crockery Ware.
DarmJdatt, FoJtsr g SHtckeH.
Richmond, Oet. 90, 1906. (ep4w)
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NOV. II
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To Incorporate t hyHees .Js P,gyc,isa Congregation
Of CesrgeiegVn.
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1ofS' General IgssuIiy Of heaatueian,, to tB. Re,ai
deademy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-22

I He holders Of Prizes in the FIRST
4 Glass Of the William & Mary Lottery, ave
informed, that every exertion is making to OBJ
tam paymcnt for the tickets sold on credit ;
wnichtnose thus indebted. are again apprizcd.
wa become due on the 18Th present and are
earnestly entreated, 20 make Immediate rsrnit,
tances TO The subscriber.
So soon as funds ufEcient 10 discharge sucl,
claims or he major part of them, are on hand
notice viii be duly given. In the mean wlIiie,
those inclined TO receive bonds, or notes in pay
ment may on application have their claims i'm.
media,ely satisfied.
The TICKETS for the I'd CLASS are pre-
pairing. and will be shortly ready for delivery by
RIO GREENHOW, 1gcrt e zteoswey.
Apri 10. 1906 4w
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Geo. Watt

AS removed fpom the store he Formerly oc.
X - cupicd to a brick house On the cross street
Leaning from the main stree, 10 Shockoe ware
house, where he has on hand and Oilers TO dis
ease OF on Moderate terms, BY wholesale,
y Tie foLlopiyg Ar1iclcS, oi5:
Loaf and Sinscoyado Sugars,
N. England. w. Stand, and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac. Barcelona and Apple Brandy.
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
CoRee OF superior quality,
Molssses, Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Hyson and imper.ai Tea,
400 Sscks Liverpool Salt.
Patent Shot. assorted sizes-And
The remainder of his Stock oil Dry Goods.
consisting principally Of articles suited to the
present and approaching season, which he will
either sell on credit OF 3, 6 and 9 months. for
notes negociable at the Bank Of Virginia. with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco.
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richrond. 22d NJ CHI, 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-22
VIM. H. cABELL.

John T,arlble was convicted of Horse Stealing
before the l,istIist Court Of Washington, in the
spring OF 1905, and sen,enced to FIVE years and
FIVE months confinement He was born in Ma
ryland is fees ID inches high IS years
old fair complexion light hair; grey eyes |;
has 4 niche in his left ear scars in his forehead
and isa shoemaker by trade
Isaac Harris was convisted OF larceny before
the Dsiria Court Of Monongaiia in the spring
OF 1905. aud sentenced totwo years confinement
lie was born in the county of Wood in this
state, is ave fieet nine inches high, Is years old,
swarthy complexion, dark hair and iazle eyes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-22
Z Notice TO Millers.

THAT | have on hand, ready for
Il sale, BURR-MfLL.STONES, from q feet
diameterto feet, well made and of good ma
,erials. which viii seiI for negotiable paper or
produce, At the same prices they haze so.d for
from ten 10 hiteen years past. and al the Balti.
more, Ph'ladelphia and Eew York prices, and
the mill stones shall be equal in quality and
workmanship TO any made at these places
H5e A MILL STONE MAKER will meet
with employment. and receive liberal wages, on
application TO The sabselibsr
JOHN MOODY.
AptJ 10Th, 1896. St