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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22
BARBOUR g BARNEvILL,

1oTe-Gfesk.
Have sun received, h,adior,e anor,m.nt of
Ftesb Seasona5s GOODS,
coNisrive or
pLACK, navy blue, and DARK mixed
4 } fuperhne and fow priced Broadc'oi.is.
LIak and cark Mixed iuperine and low priced hetiey
Fea.nougts Coatines, Ratteens, Serge,.
Black AID drab Vevtts
Plains Baizes and fannels, o! al! colo:ss.
Best Z ole Blankets all izes =
Variety OF Swansdown, his Velvet and oaun "estins
Ladies ELK and cotton liuie.
Ceutien,th's fix, cotton and worried co.
Black and white Gsuze DO
Ladies' htc and coloftd silk Cloves.
Gentiemcn's black and viii { fix aud Leather do.
RuGeis, Caiamancoes Sh4.Ioocs, AM Durants
Cotton and linnsn Checks,
Variety IHdii Cott'ns, Z.
White and colorcd Cotton CanbicI: e.scs Safihet, 90
lr1i Lrncns, BrogGh Hollands.
Silk cotton and morocco SI!ptn.e's.
Caliso.s and Dimtes.
Bed Iickiug Silk and cotton Umbrellas
Casai,rck Mullins, booked, do. Canies halt shawb.
Black sa.ins and lus,rin.s, Hack fix Velvet
Six and cotton shaw!s, acd Hankcrch'efs.
a., ~, CO, - s-., "a, 10 4, Diapers, .I
Black Satin FOR sentlemeas of fupefior fsbrek
Englil Sewiag-Sik and Twist, &c. &c. r
THEY HAVE LIREwiss GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Hard and Hoiio1c-Waye,
Some of which conists of Nails and Brads all kincs
Bistered and German Steel large anc IN III DOGS tat
Wagon aud oh ife boxes iron soveis and Spades Fry
ing pans. bake Kettles Cotton and Wool Cares Be-
lows houie and heart. Bruhes block tin Tea po pa
teal Shot fnal Streiyards Sleigh Bells Fox ,oH {
Mills. Iron, do Chafe and Hunting Whips with i
great variety of CUTLERY, &c &c.
Also,
A few punclieons and hhds. Of good
ret ahg Rim and Moiafres, Cosni2o ssandy, best 10!
lands Gin Pure Wines, frcth Teas SpaGiih aoa and com
Iaciso Loaf Brown, aud Inda.snsar, Dip: and
Mould Candies, Log and s-d Wood, No 1, and No :
Chocolate, Nutmegs and Caiia. best Po'and Starch,
with vsr;e,y OF other WEST INDIA GOCDS aud
GROCERIES, rs riua!.
Ps,fiand Oh fTr)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22
Mofes boat.

MOicS boat.
nICKSD up a driit between Portland hess aas NE
i Hand, Moies Boat about thrice" Nes s's
owntr euy have the iaasc by proving property ono pay
''s charges app 10 Daniel l:lswtayS
Portland, Sept, "a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22
W.s Ga@etss,

Is poblta every Msaas, By y a .Esna .hsrs
rrin,ng Office, Ne y fss.s''. s,mar.S.,ions &c.
lao's., 9Th attention The price, 70 ssaH',y
arc .sssv.0 Who receive their papers the st "
10 pse..se. BY the mail. ONE o Uso live in
and ,bofe Whole papers arc ieaed anc 'ot .,ss
s anu nv viii be charged TWO DOLLARS year.
,vo ns ~i,l be pubied (uiAoa' e.. price, 1q'
this paper, and ia 2Ssy9.ys So"A
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22

J usT landed for f4e, hy - H.. -.
ZACCHEUS HANNAFOED 81 CO.
No. 1, ard q, Exebaags Rsa0.
MiDBLE-sTREEr.
400 hhds Turks lnand SILT Of excellent
quality.
A55--a conitant furply of Sale LEATHER.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22

From Bilyoa.-Yeiterday arrived at Marble.
head Capt. Gardner, in a, days from Bilboa.
Hc brings intelligence that the inhabitants of
Biboa, from IS to 10 years OF age, and the in
habitants of Biicay in general, were in arms, in
eonfequcnce of an agreement OF the Mobiles to
furniih 1900 troops for the King. Capt. G..
informs that he left them in this iiteation, and
that all buGneis is luipended.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22

1,sv Eesnsmy. The Gsd9 En'' al Cen
e,al Desr5a,u is now numerically called, we un-
dernand, has ordered, that the public Armore,s
do fix and t.,7sn TIE baysnsfs q foe nnjqHfi' 10 "f
sa,yxl, by jGiarins tran on! This viii effect lave
ing of fc 1bbards aud belts
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22
JOSEPH POPE,

JN7oET II TN'FE,
- No. 7, NnGy's RsV,
4 = Especially informs his friends and the pubIr,
thar he has JUN received w he N4bby iron Liver pool
dired forta the niana.a Cures,
Superiine, Midling and low priced
Iessnaughts- Blsnhsts
velvets-Fr.l lrlh Linens.
Likew1e se,er-i saor,ment of other goods G,tshe
tcr the pteient add approaching fssfn, which he Offer;
iot Tale ~hoefae ard reta' The mott terms
for ealh approved Cied;.
N. =. A general aGortment Of Co.tov.
Yarn. Ticking. Gotten Shifting aud shce,ing as ufu.
q no. Ist- 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22
LOUIS DU MAPEII..

LOUIS DU MAREIL,
- Efre6tfuIiy informs the inhabitants of
~ Portland, that he propcfes opening SCHOOL,.
Tor the pu pcie OF teaching the feub Language Perou.
deirou ct accomplishing themeves in the above Iane,,
may depend having he n,mot attention paid to peri t
them in -ApPicati TO be rmade the hcu.. o. NJ
S"naf HFC--wherc the terms, &c, vii he made knosa
ar Du Marcel, will wait PEI ions at ,asrr
houfes, If dehred. on 3
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22

Nava! Aagmentationt learn that fnce
the intelligence Of the landing made BY GS"-6s"f,
No !, in the Georgia corn field; that govern
mcnt has ordered two more gun boats, No. 3,
and a, to be buii in this city. They are now
building at Caskay's hook.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22
DOCTOR KlNSMaN.

y Es leave inform hs friends and the pubic .hast:
ID mas rerioved from Mrs. CormAs's, to the Eoufe Ia
Fedaitset, lately occupied by the Rev MIR. T,ccms
tirl door Sos,h OF the Friends meeting hout. Oa g.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22

AIKEN up in my enclofurc, doing dam lam,
REQ HORSE with black name aha tau. s 1S -,
,nr,,ed 20 he four yeas old, tho owner may nav '
gam provns property and payins snarss.; mo
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22

Notice.
HE. copar.nerihip Of the fubfcfibers,
CROSS sy' TRASK,
having expired the is@e this day, ~ mutual ec'ieni
diao,yed-All perions having any demands sgano laid
company are rcqused exhibit the fame Tor 'etees'
and all who indebted are called upon 20 MAKE n'"e
"''' JOSEPH CROSS. jun.
SAMUEL TKASK.
Poytia-a On 3. 1904. e,c,
w.B.-.AN ter,onr ;ndsttrs 70 ,fF5Sffs Crs6, Jr.
on Nsfs more yfq"sta P1y sSe J ~
4yW b put mlf"1. -.-.------------I---..
NEW GOODS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22
BOSTON .fDVER7I SEMENT.

1
BOSTON dDVER7ISEMENT.
William ruckerman, -.
Nc. 81, Sfafs- SnreT, BOSTON,,
T EtoRMs his friends in the Dihrid OF
u Maine, and the Public in general that Wy the fall
ihips which are aItcpsted Va all the month Of Sep'er-
Der he fal receive from The manufactures % london,
3rtol Birmingham She field, aud amterdam, an exten
6v. and &c era, aIortment of
.Lyes,ssngerc, Har6-Wdre, Snaoh,-,
AID
Cmhvy GOODS, -
which h /, determined to fell on the ben for CAN
or approved credit, lsml Arr-a Q.
Af Rnba>dsd5' Wkaf,
100 Bb!s. Mcfs No. and Beef,
40 do Zone midd.ings. No. / and Z Polk
so Chefs Hyfon, iiyfon iSin and
Souchong Teas
lao Gin Cafes1 Entitled to
Pipes Gin Debenturea.
Malaga Wine per or. Cah
Bbis Rofu;
Boxes by 9 Giafs,
DO Bags India Sugar
Salt Petre
Bales Georgia Cotton
9Th Proof Brandy.
Liverpool, lie May, and Cadiz Salt.
Fl, Sale By ]. RICHARDSON.
srt 10
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22

FARRELL, DICKINSON, 81 co.
Neavy efpyfff Nc. ), 1fggy's RszY,
MIopL E-STgEET.
Have Jun resolved and fer fa!s large and e1senve #
fortuicnt of
ENGLISH GOODS,
OupERsIsE, common, and low priced Broad
Cloths
Plains. ',erimeres scrgcs vese,s, Thcsfests Coat.
irss Fcarnough,s.
Role Blankets, Fianncls, Baizes;
SIX satin, Toi htt. and Swan aows "AiisroAt'os-
s,Perane, .s;dd!ne, and lo~ reiced Calicoes
Dimes, HACK. white and colored Cambscs, laeed DO.
Book aud Satin Null, Muffin, Silk and Cotton SEaHi-
brAy Do.
Black add colcred Satin, do Luaring
Pertains, edes, black, white, date and blue Six Poih
Silk Velvet, Siik aud Thread aces.
Black, wkisc AMI coofed Camel hair Snawis, CAmer'e
ditto
bahama linen, and eaminie H,rdke.chief., s'k DO
Ladies and eentcmens SnS. Cotton, and worried hole
silk. Cotton and Worried Gloves
RuTes, Ruitiets, rarants, Calss.ant oes, Msrin:,
Wildboars.
lrnh Linens. Diapers. ra5ie-eiaths.
D,rch Sheetnes, Brown Holland.
CKton Yarn, ST. and Cotton B'sces.
q fhoes Bed-t,ckine, Uml,rea,, &c. &c.
A large aAor.ment of MUFFs and lirTETs.
l4ba. WEST INDIA GOODS,
WhaL.ak ard Retail.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-22
Strayed.
Found,

I " Friday, a':t ina. was found SADDLE ,az'
quiIe aew the may haveit as.n proving ps s1
S...
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-19
VOLUME L.

linens, manufactures OF feel, brafs, and ar
| ticles of 4 imiiar kind, and mullins. In >
muffin gown the additional duty will make
a difference of about FIVE cents. India
muiins cot about fifteen cents a ward, and
Englifh about twenty FIVE cents. The adj
ditlouai duty will therefore be about three
elghths Of cent on India, and about three
iourthS of cent on Engliih muffin. This
| contider a burthen which no one can feel
ihe additional auty on linens will be
| equally unfelt. In "a bale or Ofrabr;gs
| which colt twenty cents, the additional
duty on Z hundred Yards will not exceed
fifty cents. So rs to irifh linens and WOOL
ens-1he difference 10 a coarfe fl;t of
ciOathes for I common man viii not be
more than twenty-five cents, and that of 4
better kind will not exceed one dollar and
twenty-five cents. an firprifed, after
taking this view Of the operation Of the
prQpofed duty, that gentlemen fhould
dwell upon the great bur.hen il will mr.
Pote, when it can, i'll truth, %icagcely be felt
by the pooreit man in the country. i is
indeed or no confederation but on account
of the money rated By II, which / have eF-
ti,nlted at about 10000 doll3rs.
The gentleman from Connecticut thinks
- h-o U.SS'NsSd ii lIIt lcCCnu lCCtlOl i
defgn that is not ayoved, 10 wit, 20 libe-
rate the preient ~rcfourccs from their appli-
cation to the fuPport OF the navy. ] won
der, however, that the gentleman, before
he made this ungu2rded remark, did nc
read the fiction through. He would thCn
have feen that the fund cltabliGhed b. t!Is
act is TO exit no longer than three InQnthG
after The dH~continuance OF war in the AIc-
~diterranea1. Nor is it true that the whole
eXpenccs Of the navy are in the Meditcrra-
mean. 1t is true, that at this time they are
principally there. But there is likewiic
comfortable eXpence incurred here in the
Navy Yard, on the Gips, and on tie half
] pay officers not in actual %ftrvice. Wherce
the gentleman deduces the irf.rencc, when
: the bill ittelf declares that the new duties
tnall ceaie three months after the end of
the war. j am altogether at aioi8 to COM
preheud, The duties are to ceafe with the
occaiion which produced them. When
We ihall no longer be at wal, the wsr du-
ties will be at an end.
; had hoped that on an occaGcn ike
this, there would not. have been dinent-
ing voice IN this floor on msafrres for pro-
tect:ng the trade anal fgpporting the cha
ratter OF the nation. But,I find all hope
OF this kind is vain, and that every meafure
Pr-Pof-d, hoTvever-neceffary, Will be op-
poied. | can only fay 1 regret it, s mors
particularly on this occafion, when our
confdtuents have right to expect perfeGt
~unanin,ty.
- q, l. <1xS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-19

The Houfe relolved itfelfiptoa c~octnis-
tee of the whole ; MIR. VARNUM in the
CHR.
Mr.. GRTSWOLD move 70 fri,e ou+
tire tirft f%ection, which is ~ follows:
" BE it en1Gted by the Senate and HouC.
OF Representatives. OF the United States of
America in Congref3 sfenble5, that for .hc
purpofc ofdefraying the expenfes ofeouip-
Ping, Differing. manning and c%n4D,ovi1c
fitch of the armed vefels of the United
~Scates' as may be deemed requiGte by the
P7efident ofthe United States, for proteE-
ing the commerce and feamen thereof, and
for carrying on warlike operations arainR
abe regency Of Tripoli, or any other Of the
Barbary powers, which, Ray commithoaili-
ties againit the United, States, and for the
purpofe alto OF ~defraying any other expen-
fes incidental to the intercourse with the
Harbary powers, Or which IRE authorized
By this act, a duty OF two and half per
oentum ad yalorem, in addition 10 the du-
ties now impofed By law, fhall be laid, le-
wed and collected upon al goods, wares
and merchandise, paying a duty ad valo-
rem, which fhall after the thirtieth day of
June next be imported into the United
States from any foreign port or place and
an addition of ten per centum nall be
made to the faid additional duty in rcfpeGt
to all goods, wares and merchandise, i'm
portedin Hips or ve1els not of the United
states, and the duties impofed by this act
be levieG aud collected in the fame
A7nncr and under the fame regulations
allowances as to drawbacks, mode of
s:curity, and time of payment respectively,
as are already prcfcribed by law in relation
to the duties now in force on the articles
on which The laid additional duty is laid
by this ad."
l regret very much, faid Mr.. Grfwold,
t''t the bill hould be clogged with any
pgoviion for which all TIE members of this
lt1uie cannot vote. For this fiction | for
o. cannot vote. Object to tie adding
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-19
TERMS OF
THE EN- UIRER.

1. Tie ENQUIRER 7vW appear
tsvice a week. During TIE ses-
sion gConqress and the VUgi-
MIA Legislature, either q Mird
Paper or supplementary hail.
sheet, during tie week.
2 Terms 9fpaynaent, 7viN6e FOUR
DoLLARsP per an71um the 7choll
to be paid at tie time @sn6sc'1-
bing.
81. ADvERr1sEMENTsG omMoSe
7uho do not subscribe 10 tie pa
FER, should they not cxceed a
square in length, snail be User
ted for seventy-livc cents the
first time, fifty cents far each
time during three SocekS, and for
e0ery aGditiona insertion, thirty
three cents; long oHes IN tile
same proportion.
4. SUBscRIBERs ShGN haze their
advertisements Inserted for fifty
cents tie first time, and thirty
three GEMS for eCeIy additional
insertion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-19
FL ON THE NATIONAL INrELLIGENcER.

We invite the attention of cur readers, and
of che republican printers Of the United
s. res, to the interesting debate, this dav
pr olished in part, on the bill to protect the
CO olmerce and sealnen e the United States
a ainst the Barbary poy ~ rs importance
n erits its entire insertiorg Ia every print am
h, ,ious cf digusirg correct information.
NJ nch misrepresentation has been ALREADY in
d llged in regard to the new du les laid b.
t; lis bill, and, it is highly probable that more
v iii be rractised. A better antidote cannot
Il c furnished than thc perspicuous ardccnclu-
{: i've statements Of Nr. Nicholson. by them
t irrefragably appears thu: the honour and
interest ofthe country called foY vigorous mea-
'aIrcs in the Mediterranean; thar the trca-
iury was not equal 70 Providing ne TnenrE
'sithout a resort TO new taxes or leans; and
;fat of consequence, the government hal
only a choice between them. Tine republican
ide of the Legislature preferred the impositi-
ON of new taxes the federal side were in e.
: 'our of loans-The former were for paying
t - expence in a period of unsurpassed pros
/; the last were for delaying payment
H,perhaps,a season OF adversely. The for
ner were hostile to inoreasing die ne ional
tlebt; the latter were adding to it. Let the
T,ation judge between them!
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irounting to ai,7o6,l6I

Amounting to ol,7o6,16l 4,l93,qT2
The aves.re duty on goods charged al
valore.n is about l3 and a half per cent.
IL as coniider the duties paid by other
articles. The gentleman Jays, in laying
duties there is a point beyond which we
cannot go in (afsty on account of the temp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-19

c O n G. r E s S.
Rouse OF REPRESENTATIVES,

THURSDAY, March 23.
DEBATE on tie Bill ffurthsr to brote4 TIE
commerce end fanuen Tt5e United States
ngai4P tie Bar6a,y Pozver5.
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tEo As eon:inHed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
AN ACT

Tor me reiieC Of Siil1Uei Corn.
BE IL enacted 6y the Senate and House
Of Rciiresr1fatjUes Of Me U7ffed States If
america in Coneress assembled. That the
collector Of the customs for the port of
New York be, and hereby is directed to al
low to Samuel Corp, Of New York, mer-
chant, the drawback Of duties by him paid
o. merchandise, which arrived at New
York in the ship Chesapeak. Andrew
Iombs, master. and without being there
landed, were thence exported in the same
ship for N-w.O orleans, in the month Of Az
gust, one thousand seven hundred and
ninety-nine, according to the tenor Of two
certificates, ISSUED bv the collector Tor said
port, and made payable respectively, ON
the twenty-ihird day of June, and on he
twenty third day Of August, in lhe wear one
thousand eight hundred Provided. That
due proof Of the landing Of said merchan-
disc at New Orlsaus, shall have been ex-
h'bitcd at he Office Of said collector, as is
by law required IN other cases Of exporta-
ton And provided aleo, that il shall
appear 90 che satsf, ction Of the collector
thai he master, or other person having
the -haroe cr command Of the said ship,
had a. The tune Of making report Of the
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liz l-2 CENTS sINGLE1

arrival of the same al the port of New.
ofK' reported the merchal disc brought
IN her, and which was afterwards export:
ed, as above mentioned, to New Orleans.
to be destined FOR the said port Of New.
Orleans IN conformity with the provision,
which were bylaw in force, pr evious to the \
thirtieth day of June, one thousand sevr,
hundred and ninety nine.
NATL. MACON,
Sneaker ofthc House Of Retlrescn,,,J,.rs.
JOHN BROWN, President
efthe Senate, FRO teohorc.
February IS, 1904.
APPROVED, 20.
TIL: IEFFFRSON
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W9t:fe.....Il;e Office Of ST.

gY0t;Ce.....Alte OihCe Of ST.
per, - os tue revenue, ior the diayiA of Virgil
n4, nsirg d;leon,;s'uld, aud the uahniihed buff
prs in inc fad oyisc transferred TO me-,he cole
iecSoss ii thc direct & internal revenue Whole
sceornts have not been Gualiy adjuRtd and paid,
are hgrehy informed, tia, they are now requched
60 call &C my office. in the city ct R'chmons, with
Gus Gelsy and pay the balance jne to Ini--a
States Hnd tho,e whole ,ant. hav t-Sa ."ti ~
shc 6;GriSt Of YirC MIA b7 aush"rit, al ~ 49, VI
Cosgrels Of the United States inr ynien. u
the Direa Taxy nay redeem 'uch lands, by pay
ing to within the time limited, the prinepaiI
COTS aud ices the law directs.
AZ mo& Of the aboyementione; lands were fold
in Dec 1902. the privilege of redemption VIII
continue until Dee, mbeT next.
The money received BY nne FOR the redemption
OF the faid lands viii te returned 70 the pureha-
Ic-, with int-;ca at the rate Of IS PEI cent per
annun GA the purchafc money, to the dsy On
winch it may be paid tome.
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. V. ID.
Inn. 1Tsh. I2Oi.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-22
1919 Prizes.
22OS Blanks.
80 rickets At 10 dolls. each.

$3.50 Tickets at 10 dolls. each.
lst drawn ticker having blank to its
hu"oe' ai.er 200 ucs>e,s are drawn, ao.s. 1 900
Do aie' $50 20 are drawn, 1000
DO amer 5000 do u,awn, LOCO
DO aitei 500 10 are drawn, LOCO
Last uraXn ticket, 5000
This Lottery has been authorised by the I.e.
ssiatu1e OF Virginia, for the laudabie purpose OF
erecting Seminary OF Learning III or ueal thc
metropolis Of ,his STATE. With this view, !; IS
contemplated to raise 10000 dollars, and o,5oO
dollars IN addition, for detraying the EXPENSE of
j'awing, &c. The Trustees to ensure success,
ave divided the Lottery into four tiisintl class
s, so IS To raise the sum contemplated by an an.
rual Lottery, for four years, to raise every year
900 dollars, that the work may progress 1t is
expected chat the pre:ent Lottery may DC drawn
by the hrst day Of January next.
1t l. hoped thar the gentlemen who have pur.
chased Tickets in the Richmond Academy will
still hold them, as the division of the former OF
ieTy into four classes was deemed necessary by the
trustees TO Insure success 10 useful institute
On. The town OF Boston 10 The honor Of it's ci-
t@enS) has public schools in which are about six-
teen hunIred pupils. Tho nourishng and in
oreasing city Of >..ohmond cannot boast OF one
public school. Tie Trustees of the Richmond
Academy, have aoout thirteen acres of ground,
"easi' one halt is accepted as 4 donation, and The
remainder they have contracted for, on which
they intend TO cre9 the Academy. The scitc is
elevated, healthy and beautiful. IF any gentle
man who has purchased tickets is dissa,sfied with
dividing the lottery into four classes if he returns
the tickets the money will be repaid, provided they
are reuH ned in ten weeks from this day. Dot
William F"ushee. William Du.Val. William
Price. (Register), and George Tucker arc ap.
pointed by the Trustees to sell and dispose OF he
Tickets, who are authorized TO appoint agents
for The above purpose.
" Fiekcts may b. had of the said committee,
OF Dot Jonn Hr7l "enbrough. jr. Samuel Plea
SAINTS jr and William Pr;chard.
Ai-rmcud, Sept. Ist, 1861. 3w
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IaHaferro q Dickinson,

OGer for Sale on 1'ery ioSg terms,
Antigua Rum Ivy the hhd; TeneriHe Wine by
the Pipe; Sherry by tine Or Cask; Loaf and
Brown Sugar by the End or Barrel; best & cen
Coffee BY the Bag; Imperial Young Fly son and
II. son Tea by the Chest; Alolasses by the HID /;
Ear,hen aud GLASS Ware by the Craze; Liver
pool Salt by the Sac> Cotton Ca,ds by the
Eox Pepper, Giager and pimenIo By the Bag
Wrapping Paper BY vhc Ream; Mustard by the
Doz India Mu,ins by The Piece or Bale, sc SC
Richmond, Il IL September, 1901. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-22
Notice.

a LII persons Indebted to The estate Of lows
l. \ DAwsoN, dec. Of AmhcYat courtv, Ivy bond
notes or otherwise. are requested IN come forward
Immediately ard dis ohatgc the SAME ana those
having claims against the estate are also request.
ed 10 bdng them forward legally authen .cat ID.
that they may be discharged
JOHN S. DAWSON. Adiai,.fstyaioy
NJ JonE Dawson, aec
August 10, 1904. SIN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-22
Surry Jockey Club.

yETlLL be run for, ever the course at Surrry
~ Courthouse, Oil Thursday the first day
OF November "e%t, TUE SUERY JOCKEY
CLUB PURSE Of THNEE fUNDRED IND
LIT DOLLAAS. IiiIee mile heA.s.-A Md on
idtay the Purse OF Tie Proprietor Of the
Cousse, Of ONE HUNURED AND FIFTl'
DOLL."S two male heats
Ai' persons wishing to start horses, &c for the
latter purss, Will be .equirei to pay III entrance
ct twenty dcIIars except memLcrs of the Club,
aud rom them IN entrance Of eight dollars will
b. expected. The weights Of the course are a.
foilnNvh.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-22

The day following the above races Saturday
W.. be sun for over he same oou. st, a SWEEP.
StA Sis .orthsee and foIr year old Colts, Gu
trance fiIy dollars half forfeit, TWO m,!e heals.
carrying ,he weights of the course The sub.
ser'P'ion Tor which will be kept open until tie
Frida, before.
Stables and litter furnished race horses as
usual, gratis
DAVID PRICE, proprietor q tie course.
Sury crur'houcc ~ Seps 1904