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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-20

Thus il appears HAT one rout to save
distance encounters every obstacle incidens
to similar distance straight in any diree-
ton, and requiring 80 IL miles, willis
the other seeking for good fords and
level country requires at most only Al IL
niles, making difference Of three miles.
II the foregoing observatiors should not
weigh against this small difference, let it be
recoilected that to succeed in efectipg the
road lottery must rneet with support, and
that the tickets may sell, the road should
run so as to interest in its favour as mary
as possible. If the near route is taken it
goes too far south Of the great population
of the upper parts OF Prince William
and Fauquier counties, whose natural or
chief market is Alexandria, and thr ongn a
less fertile country, whose chief trade is,
and from its contguity, VIII be to Dunn.
fries.
IN truth little else can be calculated on
from a direct road, than an accommodation
to travellers, since the produce a. Thorn
tons Gap and Faquier court house, viii
fad lis nearest, though perhaps rot ALWAYS
Its bess, market at Fredericksburg !; and
that of the Gap will probably in some short
period find its way down the Shenaidoah TO
Alexandria. These remarks founded up
en- a pretty accurate knowledge OF the
geography ADD position Of. the country
court an inquiry into the subject; and Il
the commissioners should Be induced 10 as
certain the relative advantages If these or
any o.. n different rou.s TO the public,
whereupon they can adopt a correc, opini-
on, They viii have a,iainrd.thsir aim which
is TO promote The rop, most advantageous
and he most likely to meet with the public
support.
4 Friend to improved Highzuoys.
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WASHINGTON CITY. March 10.

The house OF representatives, the imme-
diate organs OF the people, have, after ma
ture elaboration, taken ground, in vindi.
cation of our violated rights, on which we
congratulate the nation. On Monday The
question was pat on the following PROPOSE
ton submitted BY Mr.. Nicholson, and caril.
ed by vast majority.
ResolUed, That from and after the
day of next, the following articles,
being of the growth, produce, or manufac.
ture of Great Britain or ireland, or any of
the colonis or dependencies of Grea, Bri
tain, ought to be prohibited by law from
being ;mor,ed into the United States or in.
20 the ,errtoris thereof. Wig.
All articles of which leatheris the mate.
RAJ Of chief value:
All articles of which tin OF brass is the
mat erlal of chief value. tin in sheets ex.
copied:
AL articles of which hemp or AJAX is the
material of chief valoe r5F
AL articles of which silk is the material
Of chief value:
Wooden cloths, whose invoice prices
shall exceed -: @a.
Wooden hosiery of allkinds
Window glass, and all other manufac
lures of glass:
Silver and plated wares: i. ~
Paper of every description ~'
Nails and spikes
Hats
Cloathing ready made:
Millinery of all kinds:
Playing cards:
Beer ale and porter; and
Pictures and prints.
The following are the yeas and nays:
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N o T i c E.

ALL perfons having any claims agaiaa the
~ eRate Of Lgnatias W,betit,, late of Fairfax
county, Virginia, deceafed, are requsfed &c
bring in their accounts, and all ,hoe indebted to
faid eRate, are requeRed to come forwasd and
festle their acsoupts BY the fia day of Nay, q
no longer indulgence can be given.
Ignatius Wheeler, Jun.
Admixjfrats,.
February Il. Iaw+t
Printing, in ITS parsous branches,
hand lonely executed at this e6ses.
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alpranDrla Datlp anberttser.
THURSDAY, MARcH 90.

The House of Representatives yester.
day passed the bill authorizing the erection
Of q Bridge ever the Potomac.
Yesterday the vice.presi3ent Of the u.
States having Withdrawn from the chair of
the senate, the senate made choice of Sa.
nucl Smith, Of the state Of Maryland, pre-
sident pro sempore.
MAT. Mtez]
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r E II s.

Messrs, Alexander,s Aston, jun. Ander.
son, Bard, Baker, Bassett, Bedinger, Bid
well, Blackledge, Blake, jun. Blount,
Brown, Boyle, Butler, G.. W.. Campbell,
Chandler, Claiborne, CLARK, ]. Clay, Nj.
Clay, Clinton, jan Conrad, Crowainshield,
Cuts. Darby, Dick on, Early, Elltot,
Elmer, Eppes, Fiadlry, Fisk, Fowler,
Goodwin. Grar, Gsegg Green, Halsey,
Hamilton, HELMS, Hpllnes, Jackson Ke-
nan, Knigh,, Leib, Lyon, Mac Farland,
Magruder, Marion, Masters, N. r,
Moore, T.. Moore Ter. Morrow, John
Morrow, Mamferd Newton, Jun. Nj.
eholson, DIN. Pagb, t, NJ. Randolph
Rea, (Penn.1 Rhea, (Fenn. Richards,
Russell, Sally, Summons, Schuaeman,
Sloan, Smile, ! Smith, S Smith South
ard Sian,of, Thomas, Tracy, VaTnua,
Walton, = ]. Whisehili r, WhitebiIl,
Wickes, d, r. Williams. VI w Hams !,
N. Williams, Wilson, Wian, Winston,
and Wynns-s7. 10
" 4 rs.
Messrs. Bottom, Bishop Broom, Scamp
bell Casey, Chittendep, Covington, Dana,
Davenport, jun, Earle, Ellis, Ely. Garrett,
Goldsborough, Hastings, Hough, Kelly
Lewis, jun. Mosley, ] Nelson, r. Nef
son, Pnken, Quincy, Sanford, JIG, Smith
Spaiding, Stanford, Stedman, Sturgesl
Taggart, Talmadge, Tenney, P. b.
Thompson, Verplanck, and Wadsworth--
SIS. a& tf+
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SECOND DIVIDTND.

In the es/e Of JAMES SMITH, late q Bask,xt.-s
\ He Connidioners, IN a Gpmmifion Of
. 4 B k.uptcy, awarded and iHacd forth q
gainf .J7amts Smith, formerly of Damfries, in
The county OF Prince WilIism. and State of Viz.
giaia, Merchant intend to meet az their office,
the hou(e OF BENJAMIN PARE. 10 the town Of
Fredericksburg, on Mi3nday. the 18th day Of
April next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, to
make farther dividend Of the crate and efeets
of the faid Bankrupt; when and where the cree
ditors who have MOI already ,prossd their deb'ss,
are to appear prepared to- prove the fame, or the
will be excludedtte bcnef, OF the faid dividend )
anG all claims not then fubfsntiassd will be da,
Timothy Brundigs, Alggnee.
Dumfries, 18th March. t2ol eeI4thA
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Five Dollars Reward.

a T a late hour laft night, was STOLEN
IL from the office Of Hahtr Jones, Efquire,
in Pit aree,, aGoLD WATCH, made the
old Englih aylc. She has no outer cafe. Tie
mare Of The maker is not remembered. She is
capped and jewelled her face plain, and is par
ticularIy remark Bic for. small piece Of circular
gold on the back. Whoever will deliver tbs
fald Watch to the Printer Of this paper, lhal re.
c.ive FIVE DOLLARS; and upon the con.
vietisn Of tb: tibet, an additional fun Of FIVE
DOLLARS.
March 90. ~ d3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-20

Cain, and the hlghelt price given
for clean Linen and Cotton Rags, by
the Printer Of this paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-20
FOR SALE,

An elegant three flory Brick Houfe,
on the coner of King and Columbus ftrsets. new
occupied by Mr. j1obx Ro6tns. o. YOUNG :
NEGROES or GROCERIES will be taken in
-pass payment. For Term, apply to Col. George
D<seaA, or to fae fnbfcrlber IN the City OF
Wahington.
Nicholas vols.
F-htu,rvre 80. 80 law
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CONGRESS.
or TKE

ruJTED S I'd TE S.
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miles. nils.
From Fauquiercour,-house
straight TO Buekland mills
4 is from IL 70
,Thence to Hopwood's ford
of North Fork, about l
rnile south of Haymarket 2 IL to 2 So
Thence. TO Balls ford Of ~
Bull Run 1.2. to o s.9
Thence to ford OF Cub
Run, south Of Mrs. Ofr's
house os-4 to o7.s
Thence to ford Of Little S
( Rocked Run, fourth of a.
mile south Of widow Esk.
ridges house 2 "a to 2 rs
Thence straight course TO
Fairfax court.house to lie
Thence the paved road to
Alexandria measures IS 3.A or ~
TotalI distance OF Fauquir
court HOUSE, from Alex.
= aaaris $3.50 Al 1.S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27
FOR SALE,
WOODBURY. MILLS

Lately b@lt Of briel; and stone. 50 by 10 feet,
three stories high. with durable stons dam. two
pair Burr and one pair Cologne stones With Gle
Vators. sctsens. boiling cloths, &c. on the mos,
approved construction and now in complete order
tor businesses situated on constant stream, in
the midst Of a delightful wheat country, in the
county ofPSwhatan, only one and half miles
from James river. and 25nies above Richmond
To the mill viii be attached lot 6f about 100
acres land, on which stands commodicus two
story dwelling house and other necessary Offices.
handsomely enclosed, under pest and rail fence,
with garden pailed in, all new. being lately fin.
sshed eooper's and baeksmi,h's shop, miller's
house, houses for the accommodation Of the
workrsn, and excellent water very copvenien,
for all purposes. Terms Of sale made known lv
Thomas Wilson, Esq. Richmond, OF, by the
subscriber near Inc premises.
THOMAS HARRIS Jun.
Powhatsn city, May 10, 1905. lepSwSwif. 7
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27
VIM H. CABELL.

John Tramble was convicted of Horse Stealing
before the Distria Court OF Washington, in the
spring of 1905, and sentenced 10 FIVE years and
FIVE months confinement He was born in Ma
ryland is feet 1-2 inches high IS years
old; fair complexion light hair; grey eyes |;
has niche in his left ear scars in his forehead
and Is a shoemaker by trade.
Isaac Harris was convicted of larceny before
the Distria Court of No ongalia in the spring
OF 1905. and sentenced totwo years confinement.
He was BORN in the county Of Wood, in this
state, is FIVE feet niac inches high Is years old,
swarthy complexion, dark hair and hazlc eyes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27

Manc1ies'e' 7.,anoiae Company.
a L a meeting OF 4 board Of di
1 y reaors, Of, the l0.h OF May, 1896,
Nrso!7ed. That the Stockholders be REQUIRED
% pay.inio the hands Of The treasurer the turtle
'nGn OF four dollars each share. al or beior.
The l4,h OF June next
Es1o.red, That the clerk be instructed to CT.
meeting OF Stockholders, 10 be held AT nj
nfooiis's tavern. on Saturday the i-.,h June nexr
'0r the purpose of deciding on business OF censs
lie"ce Ia the company.
Extract from TIM miru,es.
james Brander, CPk.
May I2,;,. 1906. ,dm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27
N o T l c E.

The corarsnership OF Samuel Shelton e Co.
i THIS day dissolved By mutual consent; those
who h,vs Claims against said concern, will apply
10 Samuel Shelton, for their adjustment ;'and ali
those indebted TO said concern. are earnestly re
cues,ed 10 make immediate payment to him, or
those he may arshorise to seceive the same, as
no fai Their indulgence can be given.
Sami. Shelton.
John Staples.
JAS. Walker, adm. for
William Walker, dec.
Warren, May 1, 1896. On
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27
ST. PAUL,

aEL ~ ~ LIS
'syea,.~tss "a beautiful sorrel horse, Is hauds
eSil22.&. inches high. remarkable fer his
- a elegance, beauty strength ard fine
- bone will stand the ensuing sea-
son, at my plantation on James river, generally
known by the name of Naden's Adven..,re, a.
bout miles above Fine. G, eek mill. and miles
below Miohaux's feny. IN Powhaian county, TO
cover mares at twenty FIVE dollars the SESSION,
which will commence the hrst Of March, and
expire the first of Aususts--Extraordlnas good
and extensive pasturage gratis, but no liability.
for accidents or escapes Gentlemen wishing
their mares fed, may be furnished with corn az
the market price, for which cash must be sent
with ihe mares-as also, notes of hand for The
due payment of the money for The season.
N. Il. Twenty dollars. paid on o- before the
third Wednesday in November (being powha-
tan court dsy) will be received as full corrnensa.
ton Of the above, with half = do, to t Z - room
THIS beautiful horse, St. PAU. was ,a,sed by
the Prince of Wales, and got by his horse Sal
tram, VINO was got by Eclipse that covered a,
200 guineas The seasou--his dam Viraeo by Snap
his grandam by EeguI,is. cut OF a sister 20
Black and all Black, and was thought to be the
best runner Of his time--he won several large
stakes. among which WAS the Derby, 1888, beat.
ing Dungannon, Volunteer, Phenomenon, Con-
gales and several otliers--he was the sire of
Whiskey. who at years old won 1850 guineas,
also of Whip. Royalist. Peeping Tom. General,
Conner, Syph. Sep,em. Caroline. Tiffany, Lau-
restina, St David. Sp'ightiy, Queen of Sheba,
Spankaway, Rose, Sweeper, Clytus, Coal Msr-
chant. Pickpocket, Oscar, Ambrosio, Pretty
Patty. end several others of the first rate run.
rers St Paul's dam Purity was got by Matchrn,
who covered for several OF the last years OF his
life at so guineas marehsr dam the Old
Squirt mare, cf as great fame perhaps, as a good
breeder, as any mare in the kngdom-she was
the dam of Virgin. Dido. Conundrnn, Ranthos,
Enigraa. Miss Trims, Pumpkin, Maiden (who
was dam of Walnut lie Sang, Rasselas, Purity,
and several others. Purity was the dam OF Rock
ingham. Archibald, Fitzwiiam, St Paul and
several others Several certificates of St Paul
as good and sure foal getter may be seen at his
stand. THOMAS HARRIS. Ir.
Powha,an city, March LIST, 1906. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27
jus, Received, and for sale at S. Plea

Just Received, and for sale a, S. Plea
SAINTS Book Store,
Sanso"''s' Letters tfom HaG and Switzerland, N
HeJea 1901 and 1902.
Lijc c1ra Campaigns Of General 11wcas
6fi1Uds RleGdiegs
Wilson's Rct@fs. 8 volumes
1ones on Bdiinsnts
Ldsgyers' Magasirc 3 ooiuass
Fosfe''s Ciosta La4o
Hessy, Jurors reports. s Voifwes
Di"nfo'd and g0sfs Repocs, IL soipma
EquiD Cues. voltenes
zee Romantic DRAMA IF hdelmo,n f5e OUTLAW
tv IA. G Leris
Gor:ee, SfGaiiy or Not Gully, BY 75os Di5aea,
ToTes q ne R0sef, IN RO6e,t .5sPosOD, Esq
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27

*@& Subscribers to The DEBATES
Of TIE VIRGINIA CONVENTION, and 20
GLBBoN's HISTORY oft6e DECLINE and
FALL gfbe ROMAN EMPIRE, are ,eqvesfei
to npfy at tbis efcs, Se5s,s their eosies are non
ready for aelissT. DT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27

much greater delay has been incurred in
the public cation Of shis trial than the Editor con-
teTnpiated. He has. however, the satisfaction of
saying shat no eFor; has been omitted by him
to give ii to the pubic at an earlier period. TIE
delay has arisen from the revision Of the speecheg
OF me Managers and Counsel. The publication.
n nign, l0hs 'inee have been made in a less per-
that IN case which. independently of its own
Importance might be precedent in future times
TO saerihee time rather than precision. The
WORK now appears before the public, with the
expectation ofthe editor that it WILDE cons;der.
cd as nie'iing he character of an impartial
com fehensive and iaithfuh state raent Of faes.
All the speeches have been revived, and Inserted
AZ a length IN connection with whatever els.
formed pat of the trial.
March 81, 1906 NC
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27
TO BE SOLD.

EIOR cash. al TaI'n Hines tavern, Goochland
Il county, on the 7sS day Of June next, by vir.
the OF two deeds Of trust TO us executed by MIR
Gideon Hatcher, FOR the purpose of discharging
his debts TO William Gait. therein specified,
n certain Tract or PqrceLof Land,
Containing three hundred and fifty acres. more
or less, m the aforesaid county of Goochland. I've
ing on the north side of the Three Chop'd road.
adjoining the land whereon the said Gideon
Hatcher now lives.
DAVID JOHNSTON,
CHARLES F. BATES. nS'ee''
May 10th. 1906 Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27
Geo. Watt

geo. w att
II AS removedfrom the store he formerly oc.
4 l. cupicd TO brick house on the cross street
leading from the main street TO Shockoe ware.
house, where he has on hand and Oilers 10 DIS
pose Of on moderateter,ns, b. wholesale,
The following articles, gig:
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars,
n. England. w. Island, and Antigua Rum,
Cosniac, Barcelona nd Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of 4 superior quality.
Moiasses, Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Tyson and Imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
, Patent Shot, assorted sizes-And
The remainder of his Stock of Dry Goods
consisting principally of articles suited to the
present and approaching season, which he WI,
either sell on credit of s, 6 and months, fo,
notes negotiable at the Bank of Virginia, with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond. ed NJ CHI. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27
]. Temple.
Ih. Pollard.
March 6, 1906.

go In Consequence CT the negroes not being
brought forward on the above mentioned day.
the safe is POSTPONED until the 2Yth OF Nav
lbsirg Hanover court day.) when i, will ccr,ain-
ly tske place, whether they are brought forward
or Mo- 9 ,Qo6
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27

-
OF VIRGINIA.,
A PROCLAMATION.
ySJ HEREAS it is Represented to the Execu-
wv tive, by the Keeper OF The Penitentiary,
that two of the prisoners therein confined. TO wit
JOHN TttAMBLE and ISAAC HARRIS,
have made their escape from the Pen,en,iary {:
l have. therefore, thought iit with the advice OF
the Council of State. 20 issue this Proclamation.
hereby offering reward of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for the apprehension of each, or
either of rhe said prisoners and for their deliy.
cry at the Penltentiary and do, moreover, en-
join all officers. civil and military, and exhort
the good people of the commonwealth 70 use
their best endeavorst to apPrehend and convey to
the Peni'entiary the said John Tranble and L
saac Harris.
Given under my hand. with the Seal of the
O.. s. commonwealth annexed lat Richmond
this Sd day of February, 1906.
(Signed)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27
JUST PUBLTSHED.

AND ron SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
A PAMPHLET,
Cotaining Sketches OF the History of FRANCE
and ENoLAND-And an account of NApo.
LEON BoEAPARTB, Emperor of France. from
his birth to the battle Of aus;erltz-price IS.
April %, 1906. lf
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-'>tas sseSSzsEs ensuing sc.son. lie evil be
,t,o mares At SIX Gr'neas the season, to be dis
charged by FIVE. provided the money be PAD b.
che 18th of September following Three Gui-
meas vii, be repaired by the leap, and nine TO en-.
cure a mare with scal-in either case one dollar
TO the groom. Should aHy gentleman engage
six mares, they will be accounted as fve
WHIP is u beautiful bay, twelve years cid. CT
great size aud strength, beng Is hands inches
and quarters lign; aud IS = foal gSuer, in
movement and in aaicn, is thought by The bess
Judges 10 have been seldom, If ever egualled, by
any horse in America His pedigree and per
formances OF the turf are inferior 10 no imported
morse whatever He was got by the noted horse
Sasram, by c'kel,,' IS Eclipse, zad his dam, King
He6od. rs RAY be seen IN The general stud book
and oa'endar, which arc KEEP, along with him
for the inspection OF suck IS may wish to satisfy
themselves As to his abilities. There are four ex
eellent. extensive aiio we., f:.ishcA clover lots,
sufficient for he support ofniares without feeding.
should thsi DC required. cora vii! be furnished a,
the market price. Gentlemen may assure them
selves that they will meet with every aceommo
dalton, and hG, every care will be taken OF their
mares aha; lies in the power of the subscriber
he viii not however be liable fer any accident
| The season will comEience on The Goth of Mach
J and expire the last day of July. Pas,urage and
boarding for boJs gratis.
William Tompkins.
| Feb S5,h, 1906. (wtls,M&1aftlst Az
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27

LIZ EObLOWINC
Giles
MuscovadO Sugar, as. IF and Gun Powder
sorted Far
.ina'a CIhee Thomas Leiper's SNUFF
hnuS"a ana Jamaica MaccouJa do
nu" HAVANA Segars
:. ~ Wv. salt Petre
ooS"'ac g reaeh Bran Birthstone, Nader &
Holland Gin e,,an L.. an
w. India and Sugar Log Wood
House Moasses Turkey Co,,o,
H. ~ ~ ~ adsira Wine New York Candles e
Port, Shefry and Ma Scan
lega do Spc,mscs,; o,.1,,.
Heboeft's Brown Stout 1u
"a'un'que ana Bor- Patent Lamps
~, eeI. Du oh Cases with plain
DO in sacks & Loose Cas,ings. ass|,,e5
=, " ,S',, N'TeSe Ear,hcrn and Stone
~a,nwen' Prasure J Ware
10. LOS pup Chocolate Writing &c Wrapping
siee paper
N u.n i Pepper. Gin Henry VII & Ma,ry
lace and Gloves China pia,e,
Oh, Olives and Capsrs DO. Bow,os- d9s,e,,
Gun Fowler. Young sizes
Tyson C Souehong Do Tea e CoGse Guns
Tea and sancr,s
Canister Containing plain ana 70. -,...
IL and 8 los. Gun pin, & half amt H.
Powder Tea ean.c,s i''''
Picked Salmon Pint nc ,;..., -,
Gu. Herring and Shad Tumblek. s"'
Patent Shot, assorted
regular supply Of LOAF SUGAR h. ,ho
"osS''c@u ana barrel at The Phflad lpbia price.
Fisher & Lesueur.
", e
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SAMUEL CHASE

an ASSOCIATE JUSTICE of tbc Supreme cour.
Of re United States,
Inpeached by the House Of Representative. for
HIGH CnIMEs and MIspsMEAsoRs. before
the Senate ct zoe Enitrd STAGE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27

In two arge oetayo volumes--in boards, price.
10 subscribers four doIlSrs and half-and TO
non subscribers FIVE dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27
BREWERY FOR SALE.


VIE subscriber will SELL all his interest in
J. that extensive BREWERY, which he now
occupies, situate The river Potomac in the town
of Alexandria, district of Columbia. of which
III years of an unexpired lease from September,
is to come.
This Brewery is on very extensive plan,
having two copper boilers Of 1900 and 500 gal.
Ions, with every working u,ensil complete
with malt house, kiln, mill, &c,
To the capitalist, this concern offers many in.
ducements, 1900 barrels beer having been bsewed
by the subscriber for some seasons back, and is
capable OF being considerably extended; a bar.
rel OF Beer can be sent to the city Of Wash
ington and George Town at few cents cx.
pense.
Proposals viii be received to the 1st July, and
every necessary information may be had by
letters, post paid, by applJin to
THOMAS CRUISE.
Alexandria. 9Th May. 1906. wtlso
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27
VTRGIlIE.

Mfhc Sn1herior Court Of Chanccry holden in
Richmond.
Between
John Cartwright, plaintiff. ,
And
John Miller, defendant.
ONtbe motion Of tbe t!aimiGby counsel. tbs coart
- toe six,eent5 day If March, III tbe year of our
Lord. oge tbmsand eight basdjed and fUe. ,efe,etb
The accounts in ibis sui. one e its coamissionsrs
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BY SAMUEL II. SMIru e THOMAS LLoyp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27
advertisement.


TN consequence of resolution OF
4 the General Assembly, passed a,
their late session, am instructed by
the Executive to make enquiry res
pecting the situation Of all Ordnance
and Military Stores, belonging to the
state mot 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 Ex-
ccutive, 1 have thought proper thus
publicly to request of such of the citi-
zens of the commonwealth as 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 to belong to
. the state, and not in immediate use, to
communicate particular report there
OF to me as soon AS convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
Clerk 10 TIE Eaect &c.
Richmond, Feb. 7, 1906. (tt)