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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
From Washiagfoa cir, March %.
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('T"m IlNeNf''.S iOft itt ~ .'ks4FCff Z0s
The Senate have receded Yeas seven
teen, NAYS seven, from their amenImens
to the BIZ resDe Sing The appropriation ef
ffiv thonsand dollars ,l'v ard, progressing
with tie public bIldings IN ,he CITY of
Washington, which amendment d;.ecled
the application Of that sum TO tile scrn.n-
mediation OF Congress in the Presidents
House, and 20 he hiiiding house for the
President.
Inc bii, has, therefore, passed, in the
shape i, VAS sent from the House ~ Re-
present s'iveS and 1aSes an aDDrorcia-
ton oC igy Thousand dollars towards pro.
gressine with tie Capitol.
By information received from New.
Hampshire. on which NC believe great re-
lance may be placed, there is ihe GREAT
est probab.uty that Mr. LANGOON is =
lected governor OF thai stale, and that =
majority Of the ncztlcgi sia;ure will be re.
publican. By tho returns received from
several towns, il IS ascertain-d That con
siderable change in favor ofrepublicanism
has taken place in New Hampshire.
Congress yesterday brought their SEES.
sion to clo,c, after passing $ XXI Y-ONE
acts. Az mo entecedent session, has there,
perhaps, been before the national lcgis-
laturc more important business. Among
the measures adopted are:
The several acts carrying the Louisia-
ma convention into efe6f.
The acls for the government of that
territory and the collection OF revenue
therein.
The proposed amendment to the con-
stitution resp: tfing the mole of cleSting
President and Vice President.
The CONVICTION of John Pickering of
high crimes and misdemeanovs.
The Impeachment Of Samuel Chase.
The imposition Of two and an half pct
cent on articles paying adj yalorem duties
for The prote Aion Of the commerce aud
scarnen nf The United States against the
Barbary powers.
The oprning Of several new land Offices
for thc disposition OF western lands.
The substitution of spe -,iC in the room
of ad valoren duties. and the impositisn Of
Fight money on forsiTn vessels.
The repeal of The bankrupt: stem.
A great deal ofbusiness WAS -tansActcd
on the two last days, Of which we will
give statement in our next paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04

TIT I'''' 2 N"'"5Vt", OI|Ne 9f1fc II ErnfHctV.
SIR. ASyon do not reside in this STATE and
nave not any known AGENT 10 WHOM,
ptfsol al Ho.'ce can be given, you viii be pleassJ
20 AXE notice a. AZ Ishenprocced to take the de.
po''ions ct 7s'nue Booker, Caleb Baker and n.
.ne 81 Prince Onward courthouse, in the state
y. rg'na 'n the third Thursday in Nav r.yt.
a'.nn'nb between he hours Of eightin the morn.
aB' ''o .'E ''' lie evening shat day and 10 con-
f1uc between the hours aC1-s.,,I IS o,.h -
ceeding dayi thatweek, If sine IS nor had ~, ,.
hrst aforesaid day, until al are taken. vb;rb
SAID dispositions arc designed 10 he read as eyi. .
derce IN ihe suit ia chancery depcniir- in IN,
county court OF Prince Edward, in the state =.
t'r-sa'd, wherein am plaintiff and ON ays de-.
PENDANT w4t- IOHM Hy4stt 'N-
p-ince Fd'wd county, Wig March %. fgoi
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JOHN PAGE.

JOSH CeiIwe'l, conv9ed oe horse stealing AZ
the oistsi,i eouT. Of Washington, AIay 1902 bora
q years ok. a.r comps Il IN. ds,> hair and hlns
eyes, mas bad coHutenaoce, and when spoken %
canuoriook you IN he face
"ohe1t Person, convicted of the same egence
a the iistri2 court ofths Sweet SPRING.. O0ober
~; born IN t'- county OF 9oystolr, s fee, hiph.
y yeSv' old, far com plcyion dark ha,r and bir,e
eve, very 'h'n visaS-, ana he's a down look also
has the appearance of nad hcnl,t
Cullen Oemmor I d=rl; mula,ro. convi qed of
murder IN the second degree =; The disria court
81 s"ho'k' NJ. 1871 born in the county OF
southampton. fset - inches high. % wear.
age. sam VIZ
Cad yell and PsiTson 7,s,e their escape from
me pen'tentiary the 10Th of April las, ana yyero
retTtc' IN the counties cf 9otesau~t 2, NV,sb;oo
'sn. and were bot' tried FOR escaping and .enisn
c c @ Two wears additional confinement; the
former BY the disrra court of yVashinqr,n j.,
sept last, 7nf the later by the dis.i.o conr hed
AZ the S,yeer Springs in Oa. following
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I be Broad Rock JocEev

CIuS Races will Commence on Tuesday tbs FL
day OF Ma next, and will Continue 20, 4 d,ys
the lst day the Jockey Club purse Of doll. Io0
tour mile hests--2d day the Proprietor oe ,He
FIELDS purse Of dolls. 200, three mill bss,.".
Sd day The Jockey Club Cup OF dolls. 100 -.
two mile heats, free for all ages, no per,on rev.,
mtted to start for The cup bur members oe the
club aud Tor their oaly bsneft--4ti day 3, S,y.en
Stakes for years old coils and FLIES two ~
heats entrance dolls. 100, half fo;C.i, srtsc,:a
ton to close on the 18th day Of Ayril A snp1rf;
bt's or no race The weights and rules for H.,
races are agrecab'e to the Richmond Jockey Clg
rules weights as follows. aged horses 139 lhs
eyears old 128 lbs years old 11s lbs a ~,
Old lC6 lbsi years OLD 90 lbs. Mare. and &c
diHg5 allowed 9 lbs ' "
The Treasurer fer the club requests the men
oers to be pointed in paying ny Their sub,cr,pt;o F
on or before III day Of ,uorng.
THOMAS CHEATHAM. e.
March %, 1909 r9sg
IHE MEMBERS or TIE Ci I'D
are requested 10 n'eet at tho Bread Rock eouysg
me Cay preceding he Jockey CLUB Purse ~
o'e'oe K IN the o.enirg Tor the pu1posr Of MA l,
some regulations for The gerep, 1ays lrsnipg
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
II iSe Go0c-'lo' 9f sbs Co,nato4.pC. % T y.-r,17
\ PROCLAMATIOhi.

VA H"Nf'AS lr is Represented 20 the Execu-
AVE. tnat Joseph Caldwell and Rober,
Peirsor, confined FOR horse stealjpo. ,nJ g..
oemmory, confined eor murder in the second do
gree. have (the two Former for the second lime,
escaped frnm 5he peaiSensiasv. have thorofore
Thought ~, win the advice ofthe council, % s,o,e
to issue This pvooiamaliou. hereby Offering re.
wa'd OF one hundred dollars tor each of tho CON.
vit's 50 escaped, 10 any person or persons wbo
shall ~ppfehend and convey Them or either of them
!" tse pt"'tintiary. Ard do moreover REQUIRE
III "h1eFs e'"'' and military, ard exhort ne good
people OF rh, commonwealth TO rs. thei- hes, sr
oesvors'o apHrehend ana convey 10 the psni.en-
tary aforesaid the said Joseph Caldwell Rohert
Person and Cullen Demmars
Gwen Under my hand with the seal of the CON.
Z, s.7 ouWcaith annexed st Kichmond dis AZ,
aay OF March. 1894
SSaet ToEN p4cF
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Dow, wishes

without delay, o inform the public, tina, tbrcr.,h
the Misunderstanding of his friends. his spuoiSt.
ments as pu5lisned in the Virginia Arz1li. clasy
with another course publlJhed by his direq;on-
he therefore gives notice, that he will follow, the
Tout appointed by ihe Argus till ne CONES m
hichmond-8ut from Richmond ne intends 10
make his way 70 Norfolk, and from Norfolk "a
alexandra -sreeably to the appointments made
py Dr ran and the other Methodist preach. rs OF
those parts. If aiar,.b 81 fsol
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March "a, 1904

He public are hereby Informed that the sub.
is prepared with an excellent seine,
which will be employed the whole of shia season,
At the well known SHAD & T}EtRINC FISH,
ERY at Varina. twelve miles below Richmond.
he road that leads to this fishery, IS palmer and
Istter than the road leading any other fishery
on James river below this city His prices FOE
t'h will nc as foilo' Thitty-three shiilings and
t'nr renee per hundred Tor shad, or six pence a
peace tor smaller quantity. For herrings, twen-
ty shiliingsper Thousand He viii keen regular
supply of al, and barrels for the accommodation
OF those thar may DE disposed to purchase FISH l,y
rhe quantity. Tr1
MOSES BATES.
Henrico, March 20. 1894
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
JOHN PACE,

Said Wiigiqsaa Is nL4,t d ys,,,, ,r.,,.. ......,
Of Dix feet bgb, and t1,Qr in ,.so,;,S he, III
'e! oar, Utfc3 5f 'oHumouiy ke-5g teg ,5oyzb :; =,
0fTey7 ly and 5ri some tc7y fectlcs in Bis fac
u '04s e!Oi5sf >" bps yourfrbout, b1nc s,gte,e
ne'r Her7, STRIFE banfasons Of olive colarei 7ege,
oyJH"y cor G'd q I'm summer ,yUst.oaf. but rot
bD'ict'oyY -e~oNsr'e{
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E d u 4 TON.

HE Tryaess Of Wineb5fer Aeadtny negnaiut tie
public, that tie Latin, Grrrk and Freneb hngnqges,
'2geibr aeitb flirting, Arbmee, Geography The yS Of
tie GSJei, Euclid, and TIE practical branches Of The Ma
f5smas, taught The -4eady, BY The PRINCIPAL 0g
ter and bis G5Eaants.
TIE cbOci prOviied NTH Globes and Maps, for The
gs Of ibs L07c-r eiaG; eVib TeeQpeS and Electrical
Alaebiae; zOb dir-pnmp, EHdiomeers, and other
parts 9fa Chemical and Philosophical aAparafnS, for
King tie eaai experiments dir, and exhibiting tie pro-
f,fies Of TIE di6;ranf el5jfie fria,.
In their examinations Of the tbool, the Trgfes bare
been highly PLssd 4Oib be plan Of TEACHING and The
proficiency Sfbe P1piLs; and extremely happy in ad-
ding, qobat they beeve muf greatly inere!t he utility Of
tie igfifHton, fbDt gs Hbite 7OX, in future, dhrr
in tie Aea4tmy, CoHJs Of Lectures The Lazos ard
CogfiiHtions Of iris fate, and tie United States.
Ibge Lectures zOW Annually The Erf
Moaiay in December, and continue until tie LeF IF Be
Gseeed4g March, audit is confidently be!is0ed that eOeyy
ts,tOu bis pO7vsr, zUW be ra BY that gentleman,
rdr bis Lectures 6e~5eai to bis Pps, and gOort5y Of
pnb!if patronage
JOHN SMITH, PraaAmt effbe T-rgf.et.
SsbfsNs5sr 22. (ep-5zV.I
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| V oLUME ].

OF Europe; her frontiers are iurroup.l-d h,
i,ha,i itateS which complete he. political f,,rsn,.
me mas geographically nothing to ID fire. IL ,,t
belongs To our neighbours, HE las therefor. no
natural enmity to entertain againit any ore and
rs Tor her there exits no other Finland M
o,ner hn.s OF TIE Inn, fine finds herieif in (i;u-
alton, which belongs 70 no ether cover.
Reports Of A very different ciet;r:ption -.
on the other hand, circulated mt the f.,n,. t;,,e
at one time, our camps are in a Gate Of ,nu.iny
Only the Gay before yenerday, $4,000 Fryrch.
men retiitd 70 embark at Bou!orr- ysR.,-
Gay onr egions fought ten againn ten. Gandards
againft iiandar,ls. The four dsDartn,e,,t .IctS
fhlne were told that we were agoing TO fi,rren-
uer them 10 Their former domination. To dav
perhaps it IS iaid. the public treafury is exhaui,
ca OF money that every work is fufpepdcd.
,hd, uicord Is abroad and that the taxes can
DC ieVied no whex. If the Emperor viGt the
camps, ne is iaid to haRen hther 10 ouch dignr.
banCes.
an mort, whether he remain at St. ClouS.
whether he GO 70 the Thuiile1es, or whether he.
return to Malmaifon, iuh 10 many reports ave
circulated, the one more ahfurti than the. other
And If thete rumours 70 ndufriouilv and
simultaneously banded about in foreign coun
tnes had at the fame time for their object, to ex-
cite alarm at the ambition of the Emperor, and
to niplre 5oldneis at the weakness of his admit
nitration, respecting fuch uubecou,inc and er-
roneous proceedings, we fhould only have to-
repeat what Minifter was inArutted to fav on
leaving Court. The Emperor of the French
does not with for war with any one, ntither
does he dread it with any one. He does NOT
NEEDLE with the affairs of his neighbours, and he
has right 10 expect reciprocal conduct. A
long peace is the with that he has Invariably
but the hHory of his life afo~ds no
room to imagine, that he is Of ternper TO allow
himielf to be infulted or dictated to.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-26
FOR RENT,

FOR TERM OF YEARS,
ME Farm zvbereou Gamer Harris, decd. Hired
l. about Is years GgO,in the county Of Caroline. II
is beautifully .ftuated Pamynky River, com
nnands a bandNome pr9Pea, and is extremely
bealtbfM. THE dzvelling koyEsiJ 4'ery eOnvenient
auth fix rooms in tie Cellar, and q'e,y dry. n
perjon may fand in tie dazzling boye and fee THE
mill, qvbieb is about a mile diRanf. 7be mill,
zvbieb has a great deal Of eg9om qvben going,
zOanfs a little repair The timber for zvbieb pur-
IPoItis already on tbepO 75erenre three lprlngs
on f6e place, tbe Rrean,S ofeVbieb making into
each other, form riOnlet svbicb runs through
the plantation. There are IeveraI fowIj5ing
orchards ofcbarming fruit, .Gdcb Peaches, Ap-
PIES, Pears, Damions, Cherries cfdii6erent kinds,
sc.
rs I Preinne no one zpiN Rent qvitbout
Uie1ving tie prem/eJ, I think it uIeleG to gipe a
farther description. THE terms zvW be made
more particularly knoqvn to tboje that zv;b to
rent, by applying to George WinROn, at Caroline
Court NEXT.
NARY HARRIS, jr.
Sept. l. epG
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

pIRGINIA, roWIT:
ar CHANCRRr DIsTRICT CoURT Held Ar THE FORMER
CAPf1oL, THE CIR or WILLL4MsBURc, the 1871
day Of .JHLy, 1904.
Gavin LazgIon, f9fpb DELANEY and Sally bis
TOie and ZaebariaL DeLaH:'" Plaintiffs
AGAINST
EIj6a Garter and Elizabeth BIZ 7Uijs, late Ell
zabetb Lnastoyd, 7pid5Tv Of Lewis Lnnsford
3feegEed, HayriaLmyiard, Hiram Lpal/ord,
Maria Luusfoyd and Dayips W. LDnlfoyd,
eSildren and e0-Jrir5 Of he ibid Lpa Defends
T Appearing 10 tie tia6fo1 etbe Can't fJat Eaeef6e
entering offbe Oydtr in Di eai, ne Eyfdaye fTiy
one bOaad egbt bnad,ed qndtbyee, in ne 7UorR5 5ezr-
ing TIE dlfnda7t' rpm 7cJo attachment far eir
eo"iemfia nat ag5ceyieg5 e bill eBe plaintiff, BATH
6er' returned executed @ falling 70 agl7cey The aus,
TIE Court, TIE moon plaintiff BY tier eoauEi
d'tb tale f5eir hAfoy sog and 7oY Sroeeed at a fir
TIRE day, TO decree The mar Bere9G nriG tie laid DE-
"fcpdaa!f on or 6oyeNe fee day gt5e term next afcr
cy boll bave been r9ea zVib copy effBs Order e7o
"eas fof BE eoafrayy," TIE dftadi5 Bavs yeuoved them
ives 0Rt Of rbD Commercially ofbaf they cannot be Ter
Ted 7ob eopy ofbeEd order, motion ofbe Plaintiff
by beir eong it is ordered, afe id I}taSaats do a6-
pear bare ire fyf day Of BsHed fr,zr and aqJ7or, Je
@Heftbe Plaintiff, aqddn COPY efbit oyr b. T,ytb-
7oib igfrfed in me as7gbapey efBs ey Of RieJ,zosL
ia, tara moatt ceelfvr, and esi at he ,oat door Of
Dr/orme, Cobifolia tbs City.
W2m27 HNT'HONT ROBINSON, C. C.
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TUNSTALL's
PHTENT' THRESHING MdCHyNE.

HE advantages to be gained by farmers, nv
I applying fome eGcGual parts to 1hrefhing Ma
chimes which have greater velocity adequate rength
and greater eneaPnes than hitherto and applicable to
any machinery, are universally allowed to be very
great. WILLIAM TUNSTALL has obtained a
Patent FOR iuch Improvements; and wifhes to benefit
the public on the mot Reasonable terms DiHrias
and individuals may be now accommodated with Ma
chimes and patent rights, By applying in peron or by
letter (S9F 6ad) to the Bafeacr, EiLian TragaH. at
tie '7vqa Ta1.rp, Re5moaA
n. ,. a Mil Wright and Iron Worker for the re-
ipeclive parts, are wanted-apply as above.
Iheie Machines will hull Clover and threfh Rec.
Buck Wheat &c. preferved free from grr-Counter-
feits will be dealt with as the law directs
July 13. eW-tf
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Department of State, !
esd of May, 1904. I
n . L | G z.

HE Office of Supervisor of the Revenue for
4 the Dihrct of Virginia being discontinued, and
the unnihed buiEsls of the lad Office transferred to
me the Collectors Of the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue, whole accounts have no, been finally adult
ed and paid, are hereby Informed, that they are now
TeqleRed to call at my Office, in the city ofRichmond
without delay, ard pay the balances due to the United
States-Aud thoie Whole lands have been fold in the
diartt of Virginia by authority of an aa of Congrefs
of the United States for non-payment of the Direct
Tax, may redeem luch lands, by paying to me within
the time limited the principal COTS and fees rs the law
direds.
Asnrof ofthe aforementioned lands were fold in
Dec. 1902, the privilege Of redemption will continue
until December next.
The money received ~ me FOR the redemption Of
the iaii lands, will be returned to the purchaer with
interef At the rate Of u per cent per or the
purchaie money, to the day on which it may bc paid
to me. JOSEPH SCOTr.
Martial V.D
July ?. ep-tf,
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BALTIMORE FRENCH COLLEGE.
NOTICE TO PARENTS

VIE numerous inconvenencies ariling from, the
l. fucceive entry pupil, hroughthe courfe of the
year, have brought on reldution of fixing on the
month of September as the ONLY period of adnfion
for new boarders: that being the time of recon-
mencement of the fchool, alter the great vacation
Perfons deirous of fecuring places for their young
friends, ihoud be early in their applications, as, from
the Preient number, it is apprehended the College will
foon be full.
Baltimore, Sth AuguA 1904
N. B. The Editors of newspapers throughout the
United States regretted give the above adver-
tement many Infections inthe courfe of the month,
as may be convenient.
A proipeaus of this inRituion may be feen at the
office of the Enquirer.-[ lew 1T.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Continuation Of Nezv5 By tie late arri0al;.
VIEWS OF BONAPARTE.

1t is through the Paris Nonifev, that the
iovereign power of France, whether inveited in
Committee, Directory, a Confulate, or an
Emperor, have made known their will and oh
ieets, in fort of half official manner. And il
has more than once been the cafe fnce Bona
parte allumed the reias of government, that the
Monteur has defgnated what the Great nation
intended doing by pointing out what it had
done. This fact may ftrve as an index to the
views developed in the following extract
/Lo1doy b11sr
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III boarf Of D;res',rs, Of tie Bank Of PT,giaia, on
Tbn5aay tie 1871 September, 1901;
D ESOLVED, that the operations of the Bank, COM
N nlence on Monday the Sth Of October.
RrsoLvED, that any perion producing and depoGt-
ing the Bank icriP Comnilioners receipts, for
any number of flares regularly endorfed aligned
iall be entitled receive in his her, or their own
names, i'll form in,ilar to that ufed by the
Commiiioners at Richmond Eating therein the whole
number of flares which he, ihe they may be en-
titled, and the FUN paid thereon.
JOHN BROCKENBRoUGI, Ce6ie,.
September, 10 eptso9.
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FOR RENT,

HE Tenement in qvbicb THE Office of tie
i Examiner svas formerly kept, ftuafed on
Rock4s HHimmediately beio4v the SzUan Tavern.
Tire HOyic nndLot bas lately undergone a thorough
repair The .fand ijhtpoled to be an excellent one
for a Grocery and Dry Good Store far zvbicb
Pmpolt5 the front Room is neatly fitted up. TIE
06O1'e tenement may be rented qvitb or zuitbout a
Kitchen. ApbLication to be male at the Office Of
the Enquirer. SEPT. s.
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DOCTOR WILSON,

HAS taken Gas temporary refidence) the
i 4 houie lately occupiedby Doctor ADAMS, oppo-
lite the Bell Tavern, and intends to combine the
APoTHECARIES BUSINESS with the PRAC-
lice OF PHYSIC. He is now opening part, ard
expects to receive by the arrivals from PhadeI-
Pha, the balance of freih and very general fupply
OF MEDICINES, and other articles in the Apotheca-
RES Line, which will be fold on the lowelt terms
~ Orders from the country, Recipes, &c. will be
carefully attended to.
June 81. reW6ml
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/" HIGHLY IMPORTANT"

I RE republican printers throughout this fate are
requeted to bate in their papers, that the eeeti-
for Electors of PRECEDENT and Viee-Predent of the
United STATES will be held the rlt Monday OF No
vember next, at the Court-houe of each county and
corporation in this commonwealth; and that the per-
fons clioien as Electors, TO the Capitol in
the city OF Richmond, on the frit Wednesday in De-
cenber next, to vote for PRECEDENT and Vce-PreG-
dent.
September l!5.--cplm.
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FALL GOODS.

VX7LLIAM TEMPLE has reeei7,ed By The
w I5ip Edward and Charles, from London,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
mtadIe to the approaching /eqjon. He expects IN
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY,
to eompleat bis aGortmcnt, BY the hip Sally from
London, and Latona from Lizerbooi; zvbicb be
qviH dilb9Ie zion bis gjitai ioav terms.
Sept. 8. ebtf
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1912 Prizes.
22O8 Blanks.

$3.50 Tickets at 10 dolls. each
1T drawn Ticket having a
blank to its number after dolls. 1000
1000 tickets are drawn,
Do. after $500 do. are drawn, 1000
Do. after 5000 do. are drawn, 1000
Do. after $500 do. are drawn, 1000
Lait drawn Ticket, 5000
This Lottery daJ been authorized by the LeeiE
lat~e Of Virginia, far the Laudable bmr3oE ofe-
retfiHg a SeDinary Of Learning in or near the Ne
troboH5 off6i5 STATE. HTtb tbs qieau, it Is con-
te,abiaied IN rajf 10000 dollars, and 800 dbl
lars in addition, FIR defraying the eebenJes Of
drawing, %. Tire TryRee5 to injiue GeceG,
haze djU!ied !6e Lottery int four diRin9 cla6sJ,
ia as 10 raif TIE fun contemplated BY an aAanaI
Lottery, for. four gears, 10 raje e7ery gear 5000
dollars, tbat the qvork may pr2grcjJ 4; it is es-
f's6ted tbat he 5ysEnt Lottery may be d,a7vn BY
the .frR dag If Januay nerf.
1t Is bobea fbat tbc gentlemen zUbo bave bnJ--
ebaJs9 Tickets in tie Rie5,n2nd Heademy quiiiRi
6oid t6snl, rs ire d:v.Eon Of re former Lottery
into foW- cia6eJ aVaJ dsemed Hecf1;Uy by tie Truc
tssf, IN igjnye Ii1ccsG 10 10 HcfM nm inRifnfion.
Tie tozyN Of B2fon Ito the honor ofHS citizens J
bgJ pn5iic /ebooLJ in eUbieb are ajoN fxfeen buN-
drsd babiJ Tn. fouribWg aadinereg6FAg civ Of
Ric5moad Garnet 6o9R of oHe ,bnbHc Icl,ooi. Tibe
TrxqeeJ ftbs Richmond Acadsmy, haze nbout
thirteen acres 9groud, aeariy oae balf is accept
ed donation, and tire remaiader tbey baq,e
eo7fratfsd tor, OIL zO5icb t5ey intent 10 ere9 tb,
Hcademy. TIRE IciteiS eieVated, beahby and beau-
GfA If INV gentleman qobo ms bwebaGd
Tickets is diGrti5Ged zvifk dividiR2 fbe Lottery
into fur cia6tJ, Dke returns tn tickets tie mo-
ney 5OW 6s rebaid, broUided tb-p are returned in
ten zVsekJ from Iris Aag Do8. NIiiiam FoHybec,
KTLiiam On Val, HIHidm Price (RegiRerJ aud
George Tucker, are appointed BY IRE TiYPeeS to
I'm and J;6oC, If sJs T;r6eff zu6, ore ,,tL,r;C
20 appoint agents far the a6oq'c PURPLE.
~ TTcksf5 mag BE- bad of'fLe E4id committee,
at lie Office offbs Enquirer, at n. DaUiJ's Of
flee, Of dle6Jg. GaHsgo, Richard e. ca. MeGtt.
Burton & Bro7On, Me6jJ. TbomaJ Taylor g
CO. ofWn. Pre7fiJ ofPefec5qrg, Of D-. Joba
Brockea6roagb, jr. Samuel PieqIaafs, jr. aad
WIiiiaM P,icbard.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-26
Mediterranean PASSPORTS.

NOTICE is hereby given, that it has been
~ deemed expedient to change the form of
the Mediterranean pahport if1ued to veflelS of
the United States that from the 9Th day of Ju-
ly next, thofe of the new form will be iiiued at
the cutom houies to every vei1e, FOR which APP
plication may be made on a compliance with
the terms prefcribed by law and furrendering the
former paiiport of which ihe may be pohefIed,
if any, in which latter cafe no fees will be requi-
red for the exchange: and that by an arrange
ment agreed upon by the Barbary powers with
whom we are at peace, either the old or the
new form of pahport will be fIfficient to pro-
tect the vellels of the United States, from cap
ture until the 1T of July 1905, after which the
old form of pal1port will be unavailable and the
new one alone in uie.
Department of State, }
esd of May, 1904. !
The printers cftbe Laqv5 9ftbe United STATES are
reqneFed to insert the a6ove in their GaSetfe5
t1oice zoesk for tie tpaee cf.Er months, and tie
Collectors cffbe cYfom5 to keep copies Of it PoRed
Hb in tbeir Q5fceJ.
Jn1e, q.