Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26

$50 Tickets ~ 10 dolls each. e
1st drawn Ticket having blank
- its number after 1908 tickets are
lrawn, dds. an
DO after $500 DO are drawn. j051
DO. after 5000 do are drawn, l.00j
DO. after $500 do. are drawn, 900
Last drawn Ticket 50O
This Lottery has been authorised by the lie
gisilere of Virginia for the lludabie burmese
ot erecting Seminary of Learning in or near the
Metropolis OF this State. Wifh this view II is
contemplated 10 raise 20 coo dollars, and 9. SOC
dollars ia addition. for dsfraying the expenses Of
driving &c The trustees 10 insure success
have divided the Lotserv into four distinct classes
so rs - vase the sum contemplated by an annual
1ttef7, for four years, raise every year 5000
doll2rs, That the work may progress
The town OF Boston 10 the honor Of its ci,i-
1ehs) has public schools in which are a.
bout SIXTEEN hundred pupils. The hourishng
embarrassing city of Richmond cannot boast Of
one public school. The Trus,ees of the Rich
'nond Academy, have about thirteen acres of
ground, nearly one half IS accepred asa do1auon,
and the remainder they have contracted for on
which they irend TO erect the Academy. The
sore IS elevated, healthy aud beautiful. Doe
William Foushee, William DuV AZ, William p ice
(kegister), and George Tucker, arc appointed
by the Trustees 70 sell and dispose OF the ticl;
CTS VINO axe authorized to appoint agents for the
above purpose.
-. The remaining Tickets may be hal Of
us said committee. Of Robert Mitchell, Esq
Mayer, Samuel Piessants, If William PrieAari
aud Hillise' Moseley, Treisvrrr
tiFfY DOLLARS REWARD,
E'OR appreheu4ipg DIR ard delivering him
a to me, near Spot;sy ysra courtanuse. and
defefdng 4 william tRat Ito suspea. Dayy went
( ca the nigh, of the 26,h November last I; he is
asout'22 years ola, middle size, very black, and
sqiuts 1t observed niee!Y; has scar on his IL St
l1wpocasippcd by some defca in his teeth ne
- lef5 handed and has scar on the fore knutkle
OF thc same hand thai perhaps Is nor well as vet.
&c u vas very sore lately; ne IS very good
lilaoksinith. and docxpea may he er,5layedin
that bGSIaegs as he was more fond Of that than
any other occupation The villain i susDeA was
sceu w,h D3vy the evening he went of, and1he
I other wen Of the usxt morning y pewter nun.
/ ing with two vary sorry nage and only dish
p'a'e ard lade rcelde. apd on the ON day
/ with the day &c siauet. 1eiliracd with two 6nc
I horses, onaof them IS supposed 10 be worth 100
! ooWary ami tic 1heF nor 30 valuable, and has
brought with him good deal of cash beth gold
aud silver, and suit Of c'6ttes sfof which i4
too much for him 70 have made in tic time by
casting pewter The villain / a'udc 10, is n
! young man living near me- sbout % years Old
middle sizei Iun ysagf, speaks slowly, and has
/ been too familiar with nv fellow for some time
! past: do eXpe9 that the fellow has agreed 70
be sold, j, choosing his master OF trial. a. this
Young nun IS gone ont ag,in prrhaps 70 ecoivc
tiic balance Of what he uish, s.il him for.
cannot think the ferv would aglce 70 be- sold
90 any one without rial do cxped that both
: OF hem have changed their nance, as can make
It appear lat th,s young man has several times
changed his marie 70 West. King and LARGELY.
he shove revaid viii be given for appehcud-
( ny both. bat IL ] get the fellow only withou,
deieAiug tho Other VIII g'ee any reasonable sa-
tisfafiiou for the trouble ard expense in bring.
ing him TO me also foycwarn any person or per.
sons from har5o-iu2 or conveying hirs az an.
determined 90 spare no pains 81 Getting bin.
gam SINH
! December T., 1914, g