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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-26
l4..loo,ooo.

|, Making altogether fourteen millions one
hundred thousand dollars. From whichlt
appears; shai besides surplus 81. four hun.
dred Thousand dollars, the resources OF The
ensuing year will bs sufficient to meet the
cusrent dc mauds and to discharge, witt
ou,recurrlng to the loan authorised BY the
las, mentioned act,lhe exttaoIdinaryts ppro-
p,ia;ion OF two millions for torejga inter
course.
1t is here proper 10 state, that under thc
authority given by that act. credit Of one
million Of dollars has been opened in Hol.
land 80 the ministers of she. Ual.ed States
appoimied to treat with Spain. Should the.
credi, be osed, the million will BE- n rged
@toghe proper appropriation bus although
the balasee. char geable TO the expenditure
of Ice year 1907, will in hat casebr only
ore, iostead of .wo millions, as stated In
the above estimate, the general result will
be the same; IS il will then BE- necessaryto
replace In Holland the nil on thus employ.
ed, for d,afsrenr object than the payment
OF she foreign drbf, to which it now stands
charged.
The balance in the treasury amounted,
On the SO h day of Sep. embsr, 1905, TO
1853 GA dollars 2 cents, and on the 80 h
day of Ssptsmber, 1906. lo5 20, 1863 dol
lars ~ censs. But il will, On account Of
the heavy payments to be made in the
course OF this month, for the public debt,
BE- erobsbly reduced. On the lss January,
1907, to sum not much exceeding tour
millions of dollars.
70 be contsnned.
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EROM.A LO.ND ON F4PEP.
REMARKABLE PROPHECY,
Rtlatfve to The French Ree2lufion

AttQtfYc 90 efIC F7SJtCTt ItfVOsHtE0H =
In the propensity of the human mind TO
ascrlhe 20 itself the power ofprophecy and
to endeasorl 70 remove thar ve' with which
futurilyis fortunately vtloped, have pfn-
cip.lIy originated the mum, rous predictions
which are now RI newed, ao,. some Of which
are read with incest. There SIN part
colaf, 90 want of such as relate 10 The gre;t
catastrophe 10 France Nossrodamus has
had an abundance of followers. Amang
these, the well known French writer Ca
zos,e, is euliuen'iy Distinguished. His
prophecy. of the Fiench reyoln,ion is much
mere precise aud e2plici. than oracles OF
this kind in general are. Ii has made Its
appearance in a ne~ literary qualifications OF
select works Of he celebrated Lasharp, re-
viewed 10 No. Of the Literary Psoora,
ma. Thosgh reason naturally excises 9
distYuss Of such visions and predictions.
ye, the reputation Of the an,ra.er, demands.
some. attention to the prophetic eHusions
which he himself heard from helps OF
Gazette.
I.appsars to nae, says The aged aeademi
clan, as thoughts has happened bur yester
Gay, and pei the circumstance took Place
so 1855. We were sitting at table, pEinci-
paliy membefs OF The academy, with one
of our colleagues. The company was n u.
merons it consisted Of cour,iers. men Of
letters, aud others We partook of su-
perb dinner. Al the desert, the Malvoisie
and Cape wines had elevated the gaiety OF
the company TO such adsgree, thatiscould
scarcely be- restrained within any bounds.
Chamfort had read tous some ofhis grace
less yet iicent;ous tales, aud YET the ladies
who were present, had not, as usual, had
recourse to them fans. Many impious ies,s
were launched against religion; one read
passages from Vohaire's Puceu, amid unii.
versal plsudits a second rose, and with q
/, full bumper in his hand. exclaimed--Yes
gentlemen, am as sure that there's no God
as I ana certain that Home. was a block
head!" A third admired the revolution
waish Voltaire had eiFecled 10 the empire
OF the sciences" That g5ea, man, cried
he, gave the tone to his age; he is read as
! generally in every aa,i-chamher, as ia the
superb apartments of our most Ilus,rious
men" One of the guests related, with a
hsassy laugh that bis hsiT-dresser had said
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that you sdaane la duchesse, will E.
conveysi exeeusionef, 8 cart, 10 &c, co@ $
9pany WIN other ladies, with vm'
hands tled I'D your backs an
rate then, the duchess, !" ] shaaa.
allowed oaJe covered BY black clo:S,s
mo msda,naadies OF s.ill higher ran,
than yourse'I be drawn in carr, viii !
their hands sehiud them." .Lad,r, B
of higher rank 20 can they be?o & m' B
prlncesses .ol blood royal! Of s6l
higher rank 'nag !" Here the como
ny was IN visible ,o,ious a deep gloon 5
overspread the ftsr of. the house u o -, (
they felt tina. theY,e had been carr, T.,
too far. Madam d,rammont, 10 o,a. s
to bring back the .csersaliou to a maa
agreeable tone, conved herself with OBJ (
serving, ".,hey will, |veyer. let me bss.
confcssor?: (" No Nam. nobody WA
have any; ths last ccsmned person al
whom i. will be ailowess a favor will s.
He pansea men,-" viii s.
the king of France
The hos. rose abrupetSom the ,sbl.
and his example was folved hv sllI:
guests. He went up to NCazoi,e. yoa,
gloomy sfancies have lasted,o LONG ",
SO too far, yea might coamy ours s and
the whole company. Cazotts ook HI, h.
and was about to retire witt,,t sayo, !,
word. Madam de Grammoorybo ,lv; :,
avoided every thing like grsyr de,ansi
him, saying "Dear Mr. prcph, we b,,.
listened long TO your prophecies cnetlpp,
us, but you have not said &or{soucets'
log yourself" Gazette paused y .on.
time his eyes were bgdewed vii tsu,
g Have you madam ever read thu sss
Of jerusalem by the historian Tosehp,,'
Undoubtedly, who is there bar ilssi b.,
.eontiaue as though had hot.p "E,l
then madam, during Ibis siege, q maaws,
for seven days round he rampar,s Ct i.
city. in The face of The besieeiog Ronsa
and the Destroyed Jews, iaeessah,.y cyyas
with voice oil thun0er, .'tVoe to the l.a
salem !" 90 ,he seventh day he exclaias
!" Woe 10 thee Jerusalem, woe 10 mysca
lad at The same metnenI pradigse
stone, discharged by the easasiss q,
chimes dashed him to pieces - fssr hi
answer Gazette bowed and wi.lAIew.
Let the sesder open the history Of 4
rev c!u,ion, and he will hnd how and
what day, the events announced 10 sese
teen hundred and lightweight, were
eompllshed in the years 1892, and 4
Lasharpe, as is web kaowa escaped but d
atrocities of the revelation, ~hioh
looked upon as the consequence at WI
was denominated philosophy, made So
so impression upos hiH, mat 10 It's i
years he bscame one of the mos: sea!0
defenders of that religion which hs had
fore Sc fufiopsly attacked.
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.IETTER

-sss-s
LETTER
Fsom nc Secretary Of the Tfeatury, encio-
sizg. = Report prepared In obedience 10 lac
axt supplementary TO the act, entitled : An
ACT Is establish flle Treasury departments.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Decemser 5th, 1906. )
SIg,
- have the honor to. enclose a Repofs'
prepared In obedieRce TO the act entitled " an
sctsto establish the treasury department:
.s}ssa have the honor. to aes
Very respectfully,
Sis, your oosaient servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN- /,
The Memorable the Speaker of the
House Of Representatives.
REPORT.
In obedience to the directions of the act sup
Elementary to the act, entitled, 6 An act to
establish the treasury department., the Sc
cretary of the treasury respectfully suonalls
the following report and estimates
aEysNuA. Asps RECEIPTS.
The nett revenue, arising from
duties on merchandise and tonnage,
which accrued during tie year 1904,
amounted, after deducting that psr-
ton which arose from the addition
al duties constituting the Nleeliter-
ranean fund. to Si1,o! 1920
-, And that which accrued during
Stae year 1905, amounted, after
making a similar deduction, as will
appsaY by the statement Al to- is,oSS,sSs
1t is ascegtaiaetf that the nettreyenue which
has accrued during the three first quarters OF
tae year Laos, exceeds that OF the cores
ponding. quarters of the year 1905; and that
branch of the revenue may, exclusively OF the
Mediterranean fund, be safely estimated Tor
tie present al thirteen million OF dollars
The statement exhibits In detail the Sc
veral species OF merchandise, and other sour
ses, from which that revenue was collected
during the year 1905.
1t appears by reinstatement that the sale
of the puolis lands, nave, during the year end
ing on the 30th September, 1906, exceeded
AZ 900 acres. The actual payments by pnr-
chasers have, during that period, announced 10
$4,000 dollars, OF which sum near loo,ooo
dollars have been paid n specie, and the re-
sitIue In stock of the paeac debt. | he specie
receipts from that source may, after deduct
ing tie charges and the tive Per cent reserved
for roads, be estimated for Che ensuing year at
FIVE hundred thousand dollars.
the receipts arising xlsopa the
permanent revenue OF tae Uels-
cd STATES. may therefore without
including The arrears OF diFectiax 6.
and ln:srnal revenues, she duties
: on postage aud other incldea.al
branches, be computed from the
year 1907, at ehirteen milliens
and FIVE hundred Thousand dol q
lars, ssoo,oto
And.h tbs psymenta Into the Sres.
sury. during the same year, 90
account of the temporary duties,
constituting the Mediterranean
fund, are estimated at one nsiHion
of dollars, l,ooo'.S'o
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EXPENDITURES.

EXPENDITURES.
The permanen, expenses are. estimated
al 1.4oo, 600 dallars, and consist OF The
following isems w,
1. The annual appropriation of
eieh, millions Of dollars for the
paya,ee, Of the principal and in.
ierest of the public debt, OF which
sntrs not more Than 500. 600 6ol-
lars will, for the year 1907, be
applicable TO the pay ment OF IN.
tsaes., 100000
= 2. For the civil department,
and ali aanesdc expenses OF a
civil nature Including invalid pen
sions, the hgAt house aud mint
establishments. the expences ct
surveying public land, the fourth
instslment of the loan due To Ma
ryland, and sum of dollars
10000 20 meet such misceliane-
GU. appropriations. not included
in the estimates, as may be made
hv conrres,. 1,f5o, 600
8. Fer expences incident to the
! Intercourse with foreign nations,
including the permanensappropri.
stiop for Algiers, zoe, 600
q. For military aud indian dee
partmen,s, including trading hous>
es, and the permanent appropria.
ton for certain Indian tribes. i.i5o,ooo
$. For the naval establishment, 500 600
1l,4oo,o 600
The extraordinary demands for
she year 1907, already authorised
: by law, amount 70 TWO millions
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l4,5oo.oo.

Making in the whole an,aggregate OF fonr-
teen. millions aud Ave hundred Thousand
dollars.
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1i,4oo,ooo

The extraordinary demands for
she year 1907, already authorised
by law, amoxns to TWO millions
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-02

TT7E The Subscribers, Judges Of the General
Wv Court. have pursuant 10 law allotted the
Judges of the respective Dis,ra courts Is follow
William Nelson. jr and Robert White, Esqrs
to the Disirt.s of Winchester, Hardy aud Mo-
nongalia courthouse;
Joseph P,en,is and John Tyler. Esqrs. to the
Districts of Richmond, Petersburg. brunswick
courthouse and Suffolk;
Edmund Winston and Paul Darlington, jr
Esqrs. to the Districts of Prince Edward court.
house. Franklin. Washington courthouse. and
the Sweet Springs. in Dotetourt county;
Richard Parker and Hugh Holmes. Esqrs to
the Disriets of Northumberland. King and Queen,
Williarsbu' 6 and Accomack courthouses; and
Archibald uart an Francis T. Brooke. Esqrs
to Staunton. Charlottesville, Fredericksburg and
Haymarket Districts, 1T the next succeeding
terms thereof
Witness our hands and seals. this thirteenth
day of June, one thousand eigh, hundred and SIX
John Tyler, (Seal.)
Wm. Nelson, jr. (Seal)
Frs t. Brooke, (Seal.)
Published by order of'the Judges. 81,
Wilson Allen, C.. c.. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-02
Geo. Wait

IT As removed from the store ne formerly &C.
:. oupied to I brick house on the cross street
leading from the main streetto Shcckoe ware.
house. where he has on hand and offers TO dis
pose of on m cderateterns, bywholesale,
Tie following articles, viz:
Loaf ana Muscovado Sugars,
N. England, w. island, and Antigua Rum.
Cogniac, Barcelona and Apple Brandy.
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of 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 will
either sell on credit of 8. 6 aud months, for
notes negotiable at the Bank of Virginia, with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richnond, 22d March, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-02

WTHERuAs1 purchased OF Jesse Miller. now of
Cumberland county. certain trad of land, ,
lying on Randolph's creek. in buckingham coun-
ty, and gave three bonds for the balance due for
the said land, each bond for + $50 lbs 4d--the
first of said bonds due on the first day of March,
1907, the second due the FIRST day of March, 1908,
and the third due the first day of March, 1902
The said land did belong to Thomas. Miller, of
Powhatan county, who conveyed it by deed OF
rustic Edward Darlington, and afterwards sold
1t to said Jesse Miller, who conveyed it to me by
deed. which deed was recorded in The county
court oil Buckingham. i am informed that Mrs.
Thomas Miller will not relinqush her right of
dover on said land, and that Mrs. Jesse Miller,
who likewise has right of dover on said land,
has not yet relinquished it'll therefore forewarn
all presons from trading FOR said bonds, as will
NOT pay any more money for said land, until all
the aforementioned membranes are removed.
Samuel Woodhn.
Powhatan C'ty, June 9, 1906 (4W 3w'1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-02
advertisement.
May 20. 1906.

n consequence of a resolution of
a the General Assembly, passed at
sheir late session, am instructed by
the Executive to make enquiry res
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
State1 and make report thereof to the
Governor.
In obedience to this instruction, and
rs the most probable mean of effect
ing the object contemplated by the Ex-
ecative, 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,
numbeS, 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 a particular report there
OF to me as soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
Clert TO tbe Exeer-ive.
Richmond, Feb. z, 1906. 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-02
Just recefDed az fhpS office, and ready ./or
del,Very 10 subScri6ers,
VOL. FIRST, PART FIRST OF
DIR. RECESS
NEW CYCLOPEDfA,
- The subscription is still open.
- The subscription is still open.

For Sale, as above.
Sidney on Government
Tol!cr's Law Of executors and administrators
A general assortment Of Carey's Family Bib'es
Cibbon's Decline and Fail OF the Roman Empire,
a new edition, containing the life of the author.
Ferguson's Roman Republic
The Domestic Encyclopedia
Miles, RerospeG of the 18th century
New and elegant editions OF the Latin and Greek
Classics
Anacbars1s' travels in Greece
Antenor's travels, By the same author
Ausiin's Letters from London during the years
1902 and 1903
Sansgn's Leuers from Italy and Switzerland in
1901 and 1902
Gordon's Civil War in Ireland
Snowden's History of Nos,h and South Amer.
ca, from us discovery TO the death of general
Washington. TWO vols. in one
Able Maury's principles Of Eloquenee
Knox's hints 90 Pub &c Speakers, with Ierning.
hams Essays on the Eio1uenee Of the pulpit
in England
The British Poets, in elegant poke, volumes.
&c. &c. Sc. wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-02
SALES AT AUCTION.
En'or. e Er'ir. of S. Cou

nv Wednesday the I'd of July next. will be
- sold by Auction, on the premises. if not pre-
viousy disposed of at private sale. that valuable
BRICK TENEMENT on Shockoe hill oppo-
site TO Mrs. Pages, now occupied by Mr.. James
II. Lynch Terms of payment, enc and two
years credit, the purchaser give deed of trust
on the property. to secure the payment Of the
purchase money
TAYLOR & BROWN, Aueaioseers.
June 9Th 1906. ids
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MATTR ASSES.

NAN be had on very short notice, MAT
ATRASSSES of all sizes & kinds, agreeaby
TO order, in the corner house, same square, below
Mr.. JOS. Darmsdatt's, near the markes,
and next door to Mr. Jacob Johnson's
book store.-Also, BEDS furnished, and old
mattresses worked over.
Jno. S. Peasants.
June 5, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-02
h reguest tothe Benevolent and Hu-
name.

name.
NMTHEREAS in September last,
w took John Jones. son of Mary Jones.
lad then about twelve years of age, from the
Berkeley Spring TO this city. unde' mistaken
notion. that his mother had right, (since she
actually exercised i'll to bind her to me. and
whereas the said John Jones, getting probably
informed. as have since been. of the nuliSy OF
the Indenture, did OH the 2ist or Odd of October,
after my setting out for Alexandria, leave my
house and staid several days at Mr. Aibert's.
baker, OIL Shockoe hill. by whom he was bro't
back, but left my house second time on the
same on next day, las have been informed on
my return) saying. that he wished TO 20 back to
his ruother tina, he knew every step ofthe road,
and should find in Fredericksburg plenty of wag,
CONS TO carry him to Winchester and whereas
learned lately to my grea, surprise, from Capt.
John HIn,er. at the Berkeley Spring, to whom
had OCCASION TO write. that the said John loces
had neither been seen, nor heard OF. which has
been confirmed since by letter from his mother
to re. Therefore request, by this pubic no,ice,
all and every person, or persons, who may har-
Dor the before named John Jones. or know his
place of abode or what has become of him to
communicate their intelligence to his disconsoia,e
mother. At the Berkeley Spring. or to the subscri
Der IN Richmond.
G.. T. Stras.
June 81, 1906. 81
The said Jones rather tall for his age, slender,
but well made has fair complexion blue eyes.
light hair, n,mber Of freckles IN his face he IL
sprightiy and active, rides well on horse. back and
can drive Wagon.
- The printers in the different parts Of this
state, are hnmCly solicited by distressed mother,
to give place TO the foregoing in their papers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-02
In Hanover County Court, 18th a.
pril SOC.
Burnley and breckenridge, Plts0 :.

pa ii OOOs
Burnley and breckenridge, Pts :.
dgainst >
Phoeba Jrvas adm'x. of John Tyler, dec :
and David Tyler, heir ae law OF In said :
John Tyler, deceased, Defis J =!
THIS day cane the plaintiffs by their counsel,
and Ne defendant Ds*id Tyler, not having
entered his appearance, aud given security ac-
cording to the at of Assembly. and the rules OF
this court. and 1t appearing TO The satisfaction Of
the court, that hcis NOT m inhab,a1 OF this coun-
RS On the motion of the p'anrifFs, II is qec,eed
and ordered, That the dc PENDANT David TYLER do
appear here on the first day of lac next term,
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that a
copy of this order be losShwiih published in
some public newspaper prin'ed in he city of
Richmond for two months success lively, and
that another copy be posted at the front door of
the courthouse of this county
Aeopy--Tcste
THOS POLLARD D. che
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Patent Medicines

cHURcH's eoUGa DROPS,
A medicine uneGualledb by any in the world forthc
cure ofcoughs, colds, asthn,as & consumptions.
PATIRosA LozENGES,
For the voice, hoarseness, colds, coughs. &c. &c.
CHEMICAL ESSENCE and 6x7RAcq' OF
MUSTARD,
For the cure of the rheumatism, govt, rheumatic
govt. palsy, white swelling, chilblains, &c.
hNoDrNE ESSENCE, for tie head-ache.,
VoLATILE TINcTURE, for the tooth-Gchc.
TIE BOTANICAL TEA.
INFALLI8LE GERMAN CORN PLAIs4ER,
For the cure of eorns.
cHURcH'S ANhLEPTIc FEMALE PILLS.
ScoTcH OINTMENT,
Cures the inveterate itch I'm four.ho,,rs with
out Mercury.
ERE SALYE, far all disorders of the cues.
AETIScoRBU7Ic 7INc7URR,
For the teeth, breath, and scurvy in the gums
ESSENCE OF scURY7-GRASS,
For preventing and curing the sea & land scurvy
YERATFUCE LozsNGEs,
Fordestroying worms in children & grownpersons
ANTS PASMoDIc ELIXIR,
For the cure of all kinds of Fits
CORDIAL RESTORATIVE BhLshm,
For Inconsistencies debility, inward weakness
-. sc. &c.
FEGE7hBLE LOTION,
For the face and skin, freckes, sun-burns prickly
heat, ring worms, letters, &c. &c.
DR.. cHURcR's ANTIBILIoUS Pills,
For the cure of malignant and bilious fevers dys-
pepsy, jaundice, costiveness, acidity, cholera
morbus, gravel, indigestion, loss ofappetite, and
all disorders of the head, stomach and bowels.
TRE GENUINE PATENT III TERA7TVE Pills,
For the cure of scurvy. cutaneo"s disorders 1.-The.
venereal disease, &c.
HooPBR's FEMALE Pills.
ESSENCE OF PEPPER MINT.
Also,
DIR. cEURcR'S TRE/cc.sE ON THE VENRPgAL.
Containing plain and easy directions for the spec
dy and eiettual cure Of that disease in both sex.
es; whereby any person may cure themselves nc
small expense-price half dollar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-02
BREWERY FOR SALE.

TIE subscriber viii SELL. all his iMerSin1ys
i that extensive BREWERY, which he s.
occupies. situate on me river Potomac in he VI
of Alexandria, district of Columbia of WIN
llyears of an unexpired lease from September,
is to come.
having two copper boilers of 1900 and 500 gal
|ns. with every working rtensi complete-
with malt house, kiln. mill, &c.
To the capitalist, this concern offers many in.
ducemeNts, 1900 barrels beer having been brewed
by the subscriber for some seasons back. and is
capable OF being considerably extended bar.
,-of Beer can be sent to the city of WASH
ington and George Town at few cents exc
pense
Proposals will 6e received TO the LIST July, and
every necessary information may be had by
letters, posi- paid, By apply ing to
THOMAS CRUISE.
Alexandra. 5h May 1906 wtlSO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-02
LAND FOR SALE.

a CREEABLE. TO decree of Gloucester
L A County Court, will be sold. to the highest
bidder, on the premises, on Thur.day the 18th of
July next, valuable TRACT OF LAND, be-
longing to the estate Of John Hewlett, dec. con
tanning 400 acres; there IS on the said land,
good brick dwelling house, in good repair, and
all necessary out houses, with an excellent apple
orchard. This land is situated about four miles
from the Courthouse, and about the same dis
lance from navigation The soil is well adapt
ed 10 the growth of corn. wheat and tobacco.
Twelve months credit will be allowed the pu7
chaser, on giving bond with approved security.
rHOS. BAYTOP. .E*'or.
June Io.h. 1906 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-02
TO Re. RENTED,
T1E TENEMENT on Il

4 street leading from The Main street up
Shockoe tiiii oy the Governors. at present occu.
pied by Mrs Phepoe as Millinery Store and
dwelling aouse; there is a large cellar a room
which sae uses as a Kitchen. a very convenient
and well fixed store and comptiny room, up
s.airI room IL by % feet, another.i4 by 10
teec, shree sleeping rooms and y lumber room.
II being on q street very much freqaenred, near
the Capitol and Main street lit sui,s very well
for store or other business. The situation is
healthy and pleasant.
Also to let four rooms in the TENEMENT
wherein live,. that is, dining room. drawing
room, two bed rooms, part of the kitchen, sta
bling for two horses, and pla.e to put coal and
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