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To Rent....A COmmodious

st o r E = II O u S Z,
With necessary apartments for country store !;
nearly opposite Mr. Ships tavern in Caroline. -
The stand is considered an advantageous one /;
possession may pc Immediately had, and the terms
made known by application to
NEy4RTfEH OLIVER.
Caroline, September 26th 1904 w5t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03

To prove all the calculations upon the
decrease of the national debt false, the Gu
Tious trick Is passed, TO put Louisiana up
on the debt list without any credit. 1t is
not something to pay, for something spent,
but something that will pay, orjtself, how
ever disposed of, whenever, and with a
great advance. 1t is as good as security
tor all the debts which prudent admin
stratlon would contract in century. Let
plain man ask himself whether it be so
or not! Ask Prussia, or Russia, or Austria
how much their share of Poland is worth !?
And see whether intrigue, speculations, ar
mics and considerations did not cost them
more than we are TO give for the best coun-
try in the world. (ib.J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03

TN -Nezg Introduction to Rea6i1c:
Or a collection of Easy Lessons arranged ~, an
approved plan; caIcularec'Jr acquire, wi h ease
tiuehcy of speech, ard Facilitate the inopro,os
n'entof youth Dcsao-d as anIn,roduaior TO The.
Speaker, English Reader Columbian O,a,o,. &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03
Notice.,

EoREW ARNINC all pers ms on, ,raIinp ~
'akiug al assignment cf Bond. given b, M.
to John VI |nry's m'nistrato,s as havei Sc
ser 6hs again the am and rillno' pay Tbs said
bond without BENG compelled b. law
OsADf<H EUR9'.
Prince Edward Or l,r g8l4 va.a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03

The following is the convention which the
court of Madrid has recently refused to
ratify.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03
r Ihose gentlemen pho

p N09e ycN!leWeN 7OH0
Dave been Find enough 10 receive su5sc iet,ons for
.. 7be VIFGINIA MIG AZIWE. or d1CNIH-
L1 MISCELLAN1'," aye requested to yetnn
H'fs Of sue6 ndmes as they bave been able to obfan
80 s'on as Convenient as TIE first number qrW certain
" MAZE ITS apped arce on tbe first dy of D.csu,be,
next There 1pN he at least ONE eiegant Co6b.y-
plate EngrGviTS attached to each nnn,6ey
]. DIXON.
nicnmono, october LIST. 1904. 3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03

o17fiendinm 9f-dsh 8 Grammatical L5stifu,ea.
Or an easy Introduction 10 Lowth's English
Grammar with con iderable alterations. and a
conise s utax-Ad aP,ed to the use Of sehools.-
Alexandria edi,ion. On /
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03
The VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICH MOND:
RICHMOND PRICE CURR41N1'@

"WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER !. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03

We have seen letter from Cadiz, dated
July so, to respectable commercial
house in this place, which says -
Flour, which was up TO very high
price, has fallen within these ten DAYS
from 20 dollars barrel to I6l
(Noyolk fat
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08

tinue Mr.. Jefeufon as prehden., although he
had been repreiented as the head Of a party re-
folvcd on depriving New-Englind or its weight
in the union. No circumftance could more
|ttronsly mark the public opinion; no vote
could more empbatically exprefs the adherence
of the attempt to ALLEVIATE the affections of one
r3rt of the Gates from the other, and the deci-
hon is glorious for the country; the frft
fcheme for dividing the union has met with the
decided reprobation of the people, Whole in
tercfts were declared to be acrihced TO Virgil
MIA. -
New-Hnnpinire, alfo, has added herinAuencc
to that OF Mafachuietts; initead of regarding
the niidioGs appeals To their pride, their paf-
ions, and interefts, the people of New-Hamp-
fi,ire have. given their votes to the prefent chief
magiftrate,' Svncing a correctness of judgement
and liberality highly creditable to thenfeves,
and ufeful TO the country.
The Ely amendment, has not, in fact been ap-
proved by the legislature of a fecond ftate-it
has not been fanctioned by Connecticut, Yer
mont, or Rhode LRand, all New-Epgiand fates,
all fmall itates, and containing but very few
flaves, although the Legislatures of thofe hates
have had it under confederation.
Of the nature and tendency of the propoiti-
on no fairer or more accurate expedition has ap-
peared in print, than that of Mr.. Bidwell: The
fubjctt is interefting and may be again revived
the reader slime will be well employed in CIV
ing the addrefs IN attentive perufal. We are
indebted to the Bottom Chronicle for the ability
to lay it before our readers.--- Arora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
ELr5 AMENDMENT.

On this intereRing fubjea we offer our rea-
ders fketch Of very excellent fpeech of Mr..
Bidwell, of Mahachufetts, delivered in the C..
nate Of that fate, when the propofiton for A.
rnendment was under confederation. 1t will
be remembered the profeGed obiea of the
friends Of the neafure was TO place thofe ftates
not holding nayes, upon an equal ground with
the louthefn part Of the union but Mr. Bid
well very correctly views the propoition as re-
fulting from an unfodnded ieaioufy Of fouth-
ern influence, and from fattious fpirit which
would place The country on the verge Of civil
war TO crafty minaken and unworthy refent-
ment. The federal party has incefantly la
bonred, ever fince the rejection Of Mr.. Adams,
70 excite jealoufy and diilruf between the eaft-
ern and fouthern Rates; this effort was the on
ly one they could make, and it has haftened
their final defeat: the very Rate of Mandchu-
ietts, whole Legislature, by the proposition for
amendment, ventured to exprefs dnruf Of a
iouthern influence, has jun determined to con-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
DUBLIN, Sept. 80.

The aGocation of the proprietors of bleach greens
IN the neghborhood Of Belfa and Lburn, for profc-
cutting linen thieves, and the receivers of oen linen
continue ue renuous endeavors break up the n-
nerous gang of bleach green robbers, and their a1o-
cates, Whole depretions have been carried to 70
great extent. 1t appears, that large hare of the
linen folen in the province, which may be annually
computed to amount lefs than four FIVE hun
dred pieces, is conveyed Scotland, and in the north
of England; fome conveyed by veGels going from
Donaghedee to Portpatrick; others by the traders
from Belfaf Greenock and by the coat veIels re-
turning Maryport, &c. but fill greater proporti-
on it is iuPpofed, is conveyed from Larne, Clenarrn,
Newtownglens, Cuthendeu, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
O9o5er 90.
ADDRESS TO cnNGREsa

We have to announce to readers that there Is
now IN circulation in this city, Address to Co1Cref
which we iuPpoie will meet with public APPRECIATION
From the number of respectable fubfcribers already
annexed, and the moderation and wifdom in which
the paper conceived, are induced to believe il
will receive unanimous appreciation among thofe
" 7V69F native language is Enghj@-We are, however,
iorry to obierve, that the of the addref preclude
the iignature of any other cais of citizens: -Doubt
leis very many respectable native Creoles Whole Ian
guage IS French, appreciate the prefent addres, and
mutt be deirous Of adding their fufrages
We have not been able to procure copy, but we
are well acquainted with the lublance The addrec
ers fate, that the preicrbed government of the Ter
ritory has excited no dicontent among them; on the
contrary they hall remain devoted to the ntereh Of
the u States, and determined to fupport its laws
They tate, that they peruaded, that the Terrific
ry will be promptly formed into a representative fyC
tenn, the moment i: is confident with the general GOOD.
and not oPpofed to the principles of the Contribution
They pray that when it hall be taken as fate into
the Union, that they r" -0Bgs LANGUAGE is Enoii6"J
may be INDUCED in having the Legislative and judicial
proceedings conducted in their mother tongue" And
finally ITO prevent any executive predomlnancy Of pro-
Yineial ntere) tits prayed that uch provifonje made
to leeure all the citizens Of the United States who
ihall become inhabitants of fuch Few Gase the fame
privileges immunities, other citizens Of the nas,
may poiieis.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
FROM TIE MEDITERRANEAN.
PHILADELPHIA, December

FhiLADELPH1h, december s.
We cannot poi,iveiy fate what had bsen the gener.
al ren but hav: been informed that the lols of RI.
Trpoans had been 70 great as to create hopes of an
immediate termination OF hoitilities
The lofs Of the brave officers and crews of the two
gun boats will be regretted by every friend to his cosn
try: we depore the ability announce the diiaffer
the more particularly, the officers, vino command
ed the gun boats, anongf the mot respectable
IN our navy
In our uext we nope to be able to give details.
Letters were received in this city on Saturday from
officers on board the u S. lqrtdron before IrpoE,
communicating intelligence Of very dtreing nature.
A we were unable procure extracts from the e,
tiers received or ftatement of particulars from thof
who tscelved them, we can only give iuoh informat-
on, as was current yeiterday.
we underisood that IL an attack upon the Tripoi-
tan veels and fcrtioatos, ,f the Gun boats be.
longing to the American iquadron had been delroy-
ed, one funk, the other blown up We prelume this
bad been the third attack aurora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
z. ISLAND.

Atthe Town-Meeting held at Providence, r.
Lon Wednefday fe'nnght, Conhant Taber, efq.
Of Newport James Heme, efq. of South
Kingftown; James Aldrich, efq. of Scituate,
and Benjamin Remington, efq. of Warwick (all
democratic republicans were chofen electors
of PRECEDENT and Vice-Prelident of the United
States. The meeting was thinIy attended, 100
votes only having been given in, although there
are in the town of Providence between and
500 votes.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
WEST-INDIES.

Captain Prentice arrived at Bottom, in e5
days from Martinique, informs, that none of
the ports in that illind had been blockaded for
comfortable time back and that during the
late appearance OF leyera Britiih nps of war
off the principal ports, American veTels were
iufered to pats and repais without any manner
Of interruption whatever. They remained there
but few days, and then returned TO their for
mer tation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
Exf,aS ga letter fronBfr Javrs Mt, to ,-,,eagtL
bogls in Bis city, Gsfai.
NASSAU. (N.r.l Nov. 6. 1901.

beg cave to eequaint you that port of e1,syis
ettablhed at tt'sTown, wen end Of Crooked nand
and officers ofthe cuitom this day appointed ALTO Of
an aa having Paled on the 25th July, permitting un-
I'll the liz Augu, 1907, the expectation Of fa, from
thence in ihips belonging to the inhabitants Of the
United States OF America, coming in bsiiait There
IS large quantity Of ialt for le there. My agent
Mr.. Henry Mofs, eouhAntly reides on the Hand
ihail etteem 1t afavor your communicating this in-
formation to your friends in Baltimore and in Other
parts Of America, ard the Wea Indies"
Fed Cde
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08

been enjoyed sinof exclu lively by federali4s.
but which it had then become the turn for the
republicans TO ihare; thus at once diminihibs
executive patronage, relieving the people frosu
tie expence of supporting fuch a humble, Of
officers, and reitoring them to the ufeful occl.
pations Of private life.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
Domestic JntrIligrnte.
HEW-HAMPSIIIRE.

The legislature of New-Hampfbire, com
menced its feflion at Concord, on the 7lft
inf. There lie majority of Republicans in both
houles.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
NETWORK.
NEw-YoRx, Nov. so.

NETWORK. NEw-YoRx, Nov. 80.
We undcrtand that General Turreau's lad,
and lutte, were pat'engers on board the ihip
Shepherdefs, from Nantz for this port. which
failed two days before the Edward arrived YET.
terday.
a letter received in Ca,:iz from Gibraltar,
two days before the Enterprise failed, mentions
that hundred and ten perfons had died at that
place the day before of the prevailing fever, and
that it was equally bad at Alicant and Algeh-
ras. AT Malaga about one hundred died daily,
and 100 ay fick.-- rB.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08

MASSACHUSETTS, Bosror, Nov. 2s.
The keel of " Gun-boat, No. ~ was on Sa-
turday laid at Harris fhip yard, in this town.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
S. CAROLINA.

D. SANOLiNh. CHARLESTON, Nov. 81.
Arrived fchooner Wilmington, Stiford, Is day.
from New-Oreans
gentleman paiienger in the Warrington, from
New-Orleans has favored with Iouiliana Gaze,t-s
to the Goth ult from which the following articles are
extracted.
NEw-oRLrANs, Oaober -.
We are informed that Co.. Thomas Butler, (yyho
arrived in the neighbourhood of Camp Claiboroe
fome few days aeo)took the command of the troops
IN the province on Wednesday laif, 18th iftant
Lieut. Col. Freeman, " no had prev;ouny command
ed with reputation to himfef and with fatsfaciop
to the inhabitants, is not recalled, may have been
iuPPoied but merely fuperceded in the ordinary pre-
cedencyof military.
We are truly forty to obCerve among us, certl;o
characters, induitrouily employed in creating fol-
Tit OF anInoiity towards the Americans We truh
however, she good fenf of the inhabitants will ddain
them The attempts then, will prove abortve, a.
their deiigns are wicked
Some late individual quarrels, between our coun-
trynen, and European Frenchmen, have been endea-
Voured to be mpoied On the peaceable inhabitantss
as inttahces OF predetermined hoftlity to all thole
who iPeak their language No fuch combination can
nor will exit among the Am and thofe Gre
oes oil French extraction who itsn TO the deligninp
ininuatons OF iuch ncendares mutt cherifh viper in
their own boioms The Americans who have incor-
Porated themfeves among the Lou fan ans have done
1t with the intention of uniting their ntere indio-
iuby with theirs. While they expect to be govern
| ed by the fame humane laws, they alto expect
the fame motives to cultivate friendly and
| focal interconrie.
While ON this iubjed, i, becomes our duty, to
hint that thoe whole province it is to enforce the
laws, houd without delay hunt out the facfious fpi
rits among u.s. Let them m1utely fcrunize their ge-
neral conduct, and their puruts and unlels they APP
pear to Poeis fome decent mode of livelihood, they
ought to be regarded dangerous to focety, and
while they chooie to remain, where they mutt be abb
horred let bail be exaaed for their peaceable hehavi-
our.
We have thought it our pnbhe duty, nce the pub
lie good fhould be the aim of every public paper to
make the preceding remarks While we difcIain,
all pfIianal reflections, general hoGilty to
diforganifers.
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Washington Tavern,
~, TfIfES lfOMnSCN


'HE subscriber having added largely 70 his
K house and siab.s has ii completely in Ills
power To entertain any number of ladies and gent
tlemen that may think proper TO call On HIM
being well supplied wi,,the hsstl;quors ha; could
BE procured iron Gordon's stock in Richmond,
and in every respect better prepared TO accommo-
date company than he has ever been since he liv-
e. in S.aunion
As,here wer, some persons living on the read %
Charlottesville last sumner not 81 friendly to-
wards him as they might be. anil knew &c no o.
ther way they dare a,temptto "a jure him, fell up
! on the low. pitifu plan of informing strangers
! that they could mot get accommodation ut his
J house. i'll consequence ofhis being much croudeG,
! when they knew nothing of the Company that
was with him at the time. The report must have
bocn circulated from a bad heart. for it is well
known we have never turned oil gen,eei conpa.
ny Tor want of room lie also informs the rab-
lie That there is mail stage hat runs from Kich-
noi:d to S;auntnn taEicc week and stops At his
househa he will Keep hack and pail; u no S.
es and an cxcellen, it.ve, fox ti;c accc Md. lion
OF company thai travel in the Stage TO tbs pace
and NAY wish ,isit any of the springs ,hs sea-
, ga
Staaaioa Sure IS 1904. Sw
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Mediterrangan P.lHporfl

NOTICE is rereby given, that it has been
y deemed expedient 10 change The form Ii the
Mediterranean Passport issued vessels Of the
United States; that from Inc isu,h day of JULY
next. those Of thc form ih b. issued a. he
Gus ON houses T. every vessel, for which aprlca
tIon may be made on a compliance yvI,h The teims
prescribed by law and suncndtring the former
PASSIONS oil hch she may DC possessed, if any
in Which, latter no fees will be required tor
the exchange; and thIt by an arrangement a.
greed upon by the BaiOary powers, with whom
we are az peace. either the Old OF the new form
of passpo'l viii be sufficient pro,e6( tie vessels
OF the Uii'ed states, from capture until the vt
Of July 1o0j az which the old form o passport
will be Unavailable and ne nc = one i enc iii use.
Denaument of Sda.e
23i 81 NAV. 1854
7be PRIMERS ottte ln.rs IF TIE United S,afes are
retcsfe to Dseyt TIE 0bUve IN their GGzc.fsg ft.icc
7seek Fr tie space II six months, anil fbe Coi!ec.
toys q toe Customs 10 keep cofes Of ii posrel up
IN ,heir otices. June ON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04
EOR Sale,
A Tract Of Land,

Lying in the North Garden, in hibemarle county,
Containing lOOO acres, acjOi ing The Lands OF
Stephen Moore, William Wood and the la.e
William Coe dec within eighteen mites Of War
rem, and the same distance of Million There IS
on this Land new Barn. 40 by 81 feet. a good
Oycrseer's House, and Houses for the acconmo.
daiiou oil fifteen or twenty Negroes. The Over
seer's House, with i little expense, may be rem.
dered very comfortable for u small family A
bout half the Land is cleared, the gIeatei part Of
which is in good order for cultivation and q CON
siderable part Of it fresh and well adapted to he
culture OF .orn, wheat and tobacco.
Any person inclined 10 purchase, oy appIica,i-
on 70 the overscer on the premises, will be shevn
INC Land The terms OF sale will be-, one fourth
par of he purchase money paid on the first day
Ot June 1905, and the balance ia three equal All
nual payments from tina, day. each instalmcnt TO
carry interest from the day Of sale, IL not puaetu.
ally paid. Bond wioh approved security, tose.
tner win deed OF trust on the Land, vii be
required OF the purchaser, to secure the pay ment.
For further particulars apply 20 the suDscrOtr r,
living at Scolch-1own, in Hanover county.
II the above Land is not sold before, il will be
offered at Public Sale, to the highest bidder o.,
the terms before mentioned, on the 2jd day cf
august next. il fair, If lot, the nexr fair day.
In either case, the purchaser will have leave to
seed. wheat as soon after that time as he may
choose, and may DC furnished with the crop Of
Corn, &c. 'hat may be made Oh ,he plantation
this year--Say from two to three hund, ed barrels
JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD.
Seo'ch-Town, May SGlh, 1904 tjs
Tie survey by hich the turnpike road from
Staunton to the Point Of Fork Is run, goes inme.
datelJ through the land above mentioned, conve
nient TO a han ls0pe situation g0r building, and
g'o - }. H. $.
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BURR MILESTONE
MINYIEACTORY.


TIE subscriber takes this mode Of returning his
thanks to his former patrons, and informing The
public IN general. that he has (by desire of his
friends) recommended the MANUFACTURE
ING Of BURR MILL-STONES and having
furnished himself with supply of the best ma
terials, and having had sixteen years experience
IN the business, in Baltimore, Petersburg and
Richmond, hopes to be able to give satisfaction
To his employers.
The stones he will warrant TO be good as a.
ny in the United So ties.
Any orders left with Capt WILLIAM Pm
EocK, Norfolk Capt. WILLIAM CHAMBERS,
Stanton; Mr.. WrLLIAM HAY, Wythe county,
or Mr.. ROBERT MooHE, Petersburg shall be du
ly attended TO, and country produce received in
payment, 1T the customary prices.
~. TWO APPRENTICES will be taken
70 the above business, and shor, time required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond, Jan. 10Th, 1905. (tf)
N. FOR SALE, PLAIS7ER Of P4RIS,
in stone or ground, for The improvement ofland,
with directions for the use thereof.
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ny vr,De OF . Decree of the Court oflhc u
- nI;cd STATES foI tie 5th Circuit III the Nirgi.
MIA Dis ritt. bearing d.-te the Sd Gay OF Decem-
Der. 1895. ia behalf o.! oLn C.assc, agGinst WI.
liam Walker, James Walker, Merry Walker ana
John " alkei, " Iii be SOFT, TO tic hiEhcs, bidder
tor really money, ~ Hsrhawa courhouse, on the
24thday OF Augustine the following TRACTS
o. LAND, VIZ One granted 70 VIM Walker
on tl:c 81 OF Ma 1895, containing H. I 4 acres,
on vi, river, b'aGch Ct the Great kenhayva, =
bout mics from the mouth. opposite - Z sur, ey
mace for Leonard Cooper and VIM Morris AZ IN.
mouth of The Sci1na creek that crpties into ic!L
ohthe south side--One other 5raft granted TO said
WIN Walker on the 26th May 1855, containing
500 acres the head waters ct ;hc left hand FORK
OF = creek emptyIng into Elk river on the north
west side at the shallow ford, about Or 5 miles
from the mouh of said river, nd oininga survey
made for SAID Walker-One otiler trast granted 10
the said VIM. Walker on the 26th May 1885, con.
t,uning no acres, on Elk river on the south east
size, abOu, mite from Its mcu,h-One other traG
granted 10 ihs said VIM Walker o. the y7th Of
May 1888, containing 900 acres, on the nom side
oil Ell. river, tie third DO tom above the mOuih of
Sa4dy crerk-Onc other J,aa gTan.cd TO the said
Wm Walker on ;hc 27lh 1T May 1888, contain.
iIg 100 acres on the north side Of III, river The
fourth bottom above the mouth Of SANDY creek
on the same side of the riyer-Onc.other traG
granted % tbs I'D VIM Walker on the 26th May
1888, containing IO0J acres, on Left handL branch
of a czech EMP ing INTO ~, liver, on the north
wesi ST. opposite . ihe "a stisisnd or said river
One otrer tratt gan cd to the said WIN. Walker
o. the 26ih Of May 1885. con, aiming 200 acres,
on the south sile OF Eik river the third bottom on
ths rive above Vm ArbucE.e's lane, opposite
the ln..u % of Sandy creek.
The whole Of the above mentioned land at tie
tim. i, WIS survey cd lay in the comfy OF Green.
I.fftsr 81 tttll Ia .rrlll fa.tA
OF as shall be sufficient TO raise the SUM of four
hou5and one hundred aud ten dollars SO cents
w.n interest on dolls 2Tg8 70. at r per centum
per annum, from the d. .1atch. 15gJ-,he COSTS
of suit and carry ing this decree mo eIed
fds BIN. MOSBY, Acfiag comnissi ney.
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Dollars, 10000

All tickets drawn blank may be renewed IN the
next class, - 10 dolls. each the price OF .ll o.
theTs Will be Is dolls.
III prizes OF IS dollars MAJ be renewed for the
next class, OF paid, 1t the option OF the person
emitted If they b. not Claimed within thfee
months after the drawing Commence, they III
be Considered . renewed III the second class
The drawing 30 commerce IN the ciry Of WV
ilainSburg, ON the Isl day cf June, 1904. under
tue management OF James Madison. Jonu Draoh-
en-, william Nelson, Eoberi G.tepn3,,, Hurwe eli
baSseit, Robert Saunders, Sam.,t! 'iyic,, Chan.
pion Travis, William Liga,foo1, Liuleton w.
Iazeweii, George Iuoh,. -md James Senple.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04
Match Race

WILL be run a Amelia Courthouse on Thurs.
day the 18th day Of July next. oneuuartcr Of
2 nile for One Thousand ID liars, bsv,geen MIR
Doom MoriQ''s ho,se Cow Driver, and MIR
Daniel wilson's horse WhippetwiH
June II, 1901 2w