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$3.50 Tickets at 10 dolls. each
1T drawn Ticket having "a
blank to its number after dolls. 900
5000 tickets are drawn, }
Do. after $500 do. are drawn, 1000
Do. after 5000 do. are drawn, 1000
Do. after $500 do. are drawn, ,ooo
Lat drawn Ticket, 5000
This Lottery has been aufboyifd 6yf TIE LepiE
l0tnre Of Virginia, fer The kaudabL, bnr5ois NE
reaiag a Seminary Of Learning in or near the Ne
fropoiiS t5i5 State. MIR this Uiezv, it IS con-
tempiafed to rait 10000 dollars, and $500 dol
Aa!r ~ addition, far differing .As e.6suf, Of
drazoing, IJ'e. TIE TrnRees to iallre f1cec6,
bave diUidsdtbe Lofte,y into faw diRina clades,
70 rs to rajlc the Jim contemplated BY an annual
Lottery, JSrfawyearJ, to raje eqje5rrear 5000
doHarJ, fbot tie qUOrk mRy brogreIJ il is ex-
Pe7ed tbaf kbe PrejeHt Lottery may be Ayaqvn BY
the fyR day Of Jaauary nest.
II is bobed that TIE gentlemen 7vbo haze bur-
c5aJed Tickets in The Richmond Aeafesny zuiH nil
boid them, as TIE diViGon offbe former letter.
into fopr eia0sJ ava5 deemed nece1aty BY the TruE
tees, 10 inyire ftersG 10 10 plcfW m iaRhufion.
TIE tozvn Of B2Poa ITO the bonor Of its citizens J
hes bpbie )cb0oiJ IN zybieb are aboaf Evteen bA1-
dred babilJ TbsRcwj6iag a8dmeredGag cifg of
Richmond cannot b0aR ot one bnbEc /tbooL T5e
TrgfeeJ offbe Richmond Acadcmr, ba1e nboqf
4D|teeH acres " 5/OFIAJ marry one Hflf - accept
ed rs n GoHafioa, md TIE remainder tbey baze
eoHfraasd far, on zObieb tbey intent 10 erea THE
Aeademy. The )cite is eieTGfed, beaifby and beam
hjfH. IF arr gentleman 7ybo has burcba/cd
Tickets is A1afiJfed 7Oifb Aividiuz the Lofferg
iafo for eiaGsJ, if be returns TIE tickets THE mo-
ney 7OiN Be repaid, tro4,ided tbey are returned il,
ten zvsekJ from this da1 Dol. HTiIiasg FoaI5ee,
WTliiam On Vai, WTHiam Price (RegiRerD and
George Tucker, are appointed bt tie TrnRees 10
/SH and djlp9fe ffbe Tickets, zobo are authorized
TO apPoi7t agents FIR THE a5ovs twboh.
w Tiekets may be bad offbe mil committee,
at ne O6fce eftbe Enquirer, ut n. Dazd5s Of
ice, Of Mfrs. CAitego, Richard q CO. Me7IJ.
Burton q BrosOa, Me6jy. .Tbomas Taylo, g
Co. Of I'm. Preafis ofPefer6,ure, err. tain
BroekeHbrongb, ir. SamRei PleaEants, j,. and
I1ikiian1 P,iebard.
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ut board Of Directors, of tie Bank Of pfrginia, on
Tbnyaay TIE l3Ib September, 1901;
d ESOLvED, that the operations of the Bank, COM
IN mence on Monday the 9Th of October.
RESOLVED, that any perfon producing and depofit-
ing the Bank fcrp Commillioners receipts, for
any number of flares regularly endoried aligned
iall be entitled receive in his her, their
name or Names in form fniar to that uled by the
Comniioners at Richmond, Eating therein the whole
number of flares to which he, ihe they may be
Etled, and the fun paid thereon.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH, Cajsier.
September, Is eptsoa.
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MeEteryane0n Passnorts.

NOTICE is hereby given, that it has been
~ deemed expcdient to change the form of
the Mediterranean palIport iiIued to veiIels of
the United States; that from the 9Th dav OF Ju-
ly next, thote Of the new form will be iiTued at
the cutom houiesto every veflel, COR which gp-
plication may be made on d compliance with
the terms preicribed by law and furrenderfne the
former paipot Of which liIe may be poiIefFed,
if any, in which !attercafe no fees will he reoui-
red for sbe 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 fuficient TO pro-
tett the ve1els Of the Uaited States, from cap
ture until the 1T OF July 1905, after which the
old form Of pa1port will be unavailable and the
new one alone in ufs.
Department Of State,
esd of Nay, 1904.
TIE printers 9ft5eiz1Os offbeUsifed Sfafet nre
rsqesifed to insert the a5oyc in fbeir Gazeffe5
fsOies qoeek far tbs Sbace Of fv oHfbt, and i5s
Co"elfor5 9ffbe fgPo1'f 10 keep copieJ Of il ,'gRed
nb IN heir g5fees.
Jaae, 2.
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FOR RENT,

THE Tenement in qObieb TIRE Office Of tbs
= Examiner Vve.5 formerly &e1i, Jfneira on
boeke Hill immedjateLy belo4O tie S7van 7ravan.
Tbe Hogfe nndiot has Aately undergone a thorough
repair. Tbe rand is EPp9jsd tobe an excellent one
far a Grocery and Dry Go0d Store !; fer zVbieb
PnrbojeJ TIE trent Room is neatly Effrd up. 7'be
Q5oOe tenement may be rented-qVitb or q0iib7m a
Kifebsn. application to BE made at the Office Of
the ENOUIRRR. Ssbf. s.
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FALL GOODS.

yTTuLIAM TEMPLE las recei4,ed By tb.
w nip Ed40Grd and Charles, from London,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
Jtitn5ie TO tie approaching (s4ion. He expects an
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY,
to eombisat bis a9ortment, BIZ the, hip Sally from
London, and Latona from Li4JerpooI ]; qvbieb be
zvHYdJPejt efon bis gyfaai ioqv fermj.
SEPT S. fbff
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

I'M Monday the 1T OF OGober next, will be
= runfor over the FAIRrtELD CoUasE, a f;yeep-
fake for Colts three years old, mile heats Seven
Colts are entered hundred dollars each, and
the iubicFPtion eloied, Weights, agree bly, to the
rules Of the Jockey Club.
On Tue'l4y, the - day of Oeober, the Jocxrv
CLUB Purte OF 400 Dollars will be run for, four Mile
Heats.
The following day, the Purfe of the proprietor Of
the COurle, three Mile Heats.
wEIours as FOLLOW.
Aged Horles 1893 lbs
years old 1913
s years old lI8
years old 100
years old 90
Mares and CEILINGS allowed three pounds
Richmond, Augut Is, 1904.
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CT " d I z I q " S.

/. The ENQUIRER will appear twice
week....During the FELTON, OF Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or a supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENT from thofe who
do not fubfcribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
fhail be inherited for jeventy-fve cents
the firlt time, fffr cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tbirty-tbree cents I;
long ones, in the fame proportion.
". SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
vertiiements inherited for fifty cents
the iirit time, and t5irtr-tbree cents
for every additional infertion.
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&c HIGHLY IMPORTANT"

7EIB republican printers throughout this fate
i requeaed Rate in their papers, that the ele6i-
ON for Electors of PRECEDENT and Vice-Predent of the
United States, will be held the frR Monday of No.
vember next at the Court-houie of each county and
corporation in this commonwealth and that the per-
fons chofen Electors, to meet at TIE Capitol in
the city of Richmond, on the frlt Wednefday in De-
cenber next, to vote for Preiident and VcePreli-
dent.
September l5.--sseplm.
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w oLUME /.

was lately found murdered in The wood OF Bous
logne. There was label affixed to his coat.
iignitying that MI his colleagues in thai horrible
crime ihould ihare the fame fate.
Ruiiia means to make another Representation
upon the iubject of the Duke of Enghien, and
ii fhe receives no satisfactory anlwer, her Chargs
d'AfaireS will leave Paris.
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IMPERIAL DEGREES.

Decree far Taking fbe OATH, and tie Cotovotioa
offbe Emperor, and the ofber Acee9ayy Cere-
D7oEieg.
Palace qfSi. Cloud, 81 EIe6Tdor, IN. ~.
NAPOLEON, by the Grace Of Cod and the
Contributions of the Empire, Emperor Of the
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Sl7URDAr MORNING. SEPrEABER o. 1904

3 PETITION viii be prefen,ed to the next Gene
raj Aiemby, to efablilh FERRY from the
lands Of PETER RUsr, 10 Richmond County, to his
the laid RUsr's lands in EIIeG County.
September l5.---I snep.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
NETWORK, September Is.

The ihP Packet, 'Fr@ts, whole arrival Bottom we
noticed yesterday, brings London News to the 25th
July, ncluve, of which the following articles are gi-
ven in the Bcaon papers;
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with Boots or Shoes as well if they were on the
fpot......A--the length OF the Boot.-.C-round the
Calf-B-the pitch of ditto...D--round the heel and
inifep....E-round the nfeP~..G-acrofs the ball of
the foot. Fix the heel againt perpendicular, and
flick knife at the end of the great toefet down in
figures the number of inches and quarters, in the DIFF
ferent meaiures. Juue 80 ep6m
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FOR RENT,
FOR A TERM OF YEARS,


NE Farm aobsreon .5a1aeI Harris, decd. Eq,eG
a6oWls .y.arS Ggo,ia tire comfy Of Coroiine II
Is 6sanfifnily ftn0fed on PamHnkr Riq'rr, rom
mands a bandfone prefbea, and is e.e.yenss.y
bealf6fm. The dzvslli4g boyjris qery coe7eAis,.t
soitb fix rooms in the Cellar, and z,ery d,.y. Il
berloA may Qand in TIE dzvcitine boHt AID Zee !ie
mill, svbieb is abont n mile GiRanf. TIE mil,
9vbie5 has a great deal ofegFom svben going,
grants a little repair; the timber far evAieb pr
p2feiS ai-caly on the l6ot. T5ereare three 5ringJ
on f6e place, tie firearms Of zvLic6 ,nakillg INTO
eaeb OTHER, form rivuIet eVbieb runs through
the plantation. There are /everal jqopy,ib;ng
orebardS ofcbarming fruit, Ii4cb as Peaches, DIP
eAes, Pears, Dam/on5, Cherries ofdi1;rsnt kinds,
sc.
rs I p,vEame no one qvW Rent evitbout
4,ie9oing TIE premjes, think it ujeiejJ to gi1e
farther deleriation. TIE terms qviW be made
more particularly knospn TO tbef that svi8 to
rent, BY applying TO George WinJeon, at Caroline
Court next.
MARI" HARRIS, ir.
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FIRST SECTION.

French, having taken the advice of his Privy
Council, DEGREES:
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT q SHOE MANUFACTURE
MAIN-sTREET, RICHMOND

Hf AXES Boots & Shoes
If-A to any pattern or fafh-
ion, equal in point of MA
TERIALs and WoRKmAN-
sHIP to any in general uGe.
b. Imported Doors and
SuoEs, OF the frit quality
ard newell Gafhicn, for fale.
-. Gentlemen at a diff
lance, who are diipofed to
forward me their meafure,
by paying attention to the
anIeyet cut. can he f,,aJ
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THE BROAD-ROCK Fill r ICES

JFfH commence on Monday the 24t5 dar of Sep
fen6er next, and continue fom' days.
FIRST DAY, will be run for, the greaten SWEEP
STAKES ever run for i'll America, for the number
OF hories-iive horfes entered 600 dolls EACH half
torfeit-which will amount TO 5000 dollars if all
fart, running three mile heats agreeable to the rules
OF the Jockey Club. 1t is fuppoIed that the hories
which entered for theie flakes are equal to any
on the turf of America.
SECOND DAY, will be rrn for the Jockey CLUB
PURSE of 400 dols.-four m l. heats
THIRD DAY, the PRoPRlEroR's PURSE Of 200 dolls.
three mile heats carrying weight for age, agreea-
BILE to the following rules:
years old, 9Obs
years old, lo6
years old, llS
years old, 12s
years old, aged, 1873
lbs. allowed Mares and Ceilings
FOURTH DAY, HANDY CAP PURSE OF so dolls
free for any horle, mare gelding, running two mile
heats, entrance dols.-agreeable to the following
rules; for all long hores, which run in any of the
three preceding days races, who chooie fart for
this days pure, the weights will be affixed by the
Judges, agreeable to their performance each dayal
winning horfes the three preceding days, to carry
weight for age, agreeable thes rule of the Club
alo horfes that have ared for any of the three
preceding days races to carry weight for age agreeable
to the rules Of the Jockey club. Amy gentleman is at
liberty to Fart nag for this purle whether he is
member of the Jockey Club or not. Certificates or
other satisfactory proof of hores ages, which fart
each day, will be required by the Judges.
Stableage and litter will be furnhed for race horles
at the ground, GRATIS.
NJ B. The members ofthe Jockey Club are reguen-
ed to meet at the race ground the esd of Sepem-
Der, a O'Clock IN the afternoon, for the purpofe of
making arrangements for the different DAYS ruiiaing
RICHARD B. GOODE, SEc'R..
Broad Rock, AuguA %, 1904.
THE SUBSCRIBER, who is appointed Treafiirer for
the BroadRock Jockey Club, requefs thoie fubfcri-
bers who have paid up their Interruptions for the
lat pring pure, to be pointed in paying them up on
the frH day of the fall races which time he hopes
all the members will be pointed in paying up their fall
fubierptons.
THOMAS CHEArHAM, Treafurer
Aug. e3, 1884.
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DATES's ALMANAC-FoR lso5--Pubiib-
ID ed BY AIe1;s. DaVi5 s. Courtney, may be
bad at TIE Office Of THE Enquirer.
SEPTEMBER I9. ebtf
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(BT Nut RTT ~

SCHEME OF A LOTTERY. ASS No. T.
TO BUILD
AN ACADEMY IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
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AN ACT

FURTHER 10 amend the act eHfituleE " m arr IN
taDa1d c2Hrcf a direct tar within me Unit
ed Eales."
mr. il eHqcfcJ by me Senate and Housc Of
Pchrcarn,cnrcs # the Uatrd Sfatcs NJ T.
mcr'ca in Congycsa assembled, That it shall
be the duty Of the collectors Of the direa
tax, under whose direction, or by whom
any trctt Of land moy have been sold Coz
non payment Of such laS, and where The
time limited By law for the redemption
Of such lands, shall not have expired be.
fore the passing Of this act, to transmit
within three months after the passing Of
this act, carrc6i transcripts fthe lists all
tie tracts ofland or lots, which have been
sold ci.Ler in whole or in part, for ron.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
Land for Sale.

Y AM disposed TO sell my traa of land in he
X county of Amelia, wherein l a. present reside,
containing 4OC acres. 1t is advautageously stu
ated on the north side OF West creek, Just above
It's Junction with Deep creek. There is on this
tract about 280 acres OF cleared land, under rood
fences and in good farming condition, the balance
s9andsin woods andis of prime Homeopathy
The creek, (by which it is bounded on the south,)
has considerable quantity OF swamp land attach
ed to 1T, which abOunds with fine large timber OF
white oak popllr ash, &c. and lies convenient e.
'noush 70 every part Of the plantation furnish
rails witout cutting amy of the high land. There
is also about 40 acres of FIRST rae meadow land,
which lies in one body beautifully situated and
prod ices natural grass sufficient to winter one
hundred head of cattle ANNUALLY -ahout 20 acres
al this meadow is reclaimed, and the balance
may be put in the same situation with hut little
trouble or eXpense-it may be necessary 10 observe
that no part OF il is liable torhov, ovcit being 4
considerable distance from the creek, and sullic-
emily dry TO produce either Tobacco or Corn. The
improvem5 MS consist Of new dwelling house,
34 feet by IS, with brick chimney a. each end,
: rooms below and rooms and passage above
stairs, also comnodious cellar with tire place,
underneath the house, smokchouse and kitchen,
all OF which are newly painted on The out side,
tobacco barnes, &c.
Those who are inclined to purchase such pro-
perty are invited to view the premises, winch 1
presume will be better recommendation than -
ny thing 1 can say.
will treat with any gentleman privately until
the first day of July, which day it will be sold
at public sale, on the premises, il not previously
disposed of atprivate sale. The terms will BE one
half cash when possession is given (Which will
be when demanded and the other half in twelve
months--to secure the payment Of which deed
OF trust on the property will be reqaired. There
is at present 100 bushels OF wheat sowed on the
best part of yhe plantation, which the purchaser
may take, or NOT take; also 8prime laborers, which
ne may have the balance ofthe year-Applica,ion
to be made TO the subscriber, the premises.
]. ROBERTSON
Amelia 1st Fc5yuarv 1904. artf
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.4f a Court hctd for Washington county, The
20h day Of March, 1904.
Roberr Craig, Complainant.
AGAINST IN
John NJ Means and Sarah his wife, ctanse,,.
Defendants.
THE defendants not having entered their APP
Pearance and given security according to the
aet OF assembly and the rules Of this court, and
it happening 70 the satisfaction of the court that
they are not inhabitants Of he commonwealth of
Virginia On the motion or the complainant by
his counsel, 1t is ordered, thar the said defend
ants do appear here on the third Tuesday in JLly
next and answerthe biii OF the com plainant; and
that copy of this order he inserted in some pub
lie newspaper published in this state for two
months successfully, and posted TT the front door
Of the courthouse OF the said county,.
A Copy,
Teste,
DAVID CAMPBELL. d. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02

Ma HEkc.Ao The extraordinary losses
w by Fire, which have taken place,
particularly the late Fire az Norfolk, which
is believed to have been more extensive
and injurious than any one which has ever
happened in America, and by the pay ment
OF which, and TO comply with the acts Of
Incorporation Of The Mutual Assurance
Society against Fire on Buildings Of the
State of Virginia, it becomes necessary
and eXpedient in The opinion Of the Board
of Directors of the aid society, to repc-
nish the Funds, and that a repar,ilion "a
mong the whole of the persons insured,
previous to the twenty third day of l'e.
bruary last, shall be made.-'rhat the
Members of the said Society should pay
their Quotas age eably to the aGts OF the
General Assembly. and the Constitution,
Rules and Regulations made in pursuance
thereof. Each Individual whose proper
ty is insured as aforesaid, is hereby NoTI-
FED and REQUIRED TO FAY each his res
pectivc QUoTA-that is, the sum OF one
hundred dollars on every hundred dollars
OF his premium and tax on his respective
buildings, and in that ratio-or in other
words, Il full Quota to wit: the sum as
is TO be made TO The Cashier General Of
the said society (Mr. William WesO at
Richmond, ON or before the first day of
August next.
The payment hereby required, when
made, will reinstate the FUNDS again, &C
cording to the intention oil the said acls
and inc principles OF the institution; and
il is no small consolation To say Wit, lrrth,
that the society viii thereby be enabled
to meet any future accident as fully as if
no loss had ever been sustained by t..
Il is unnecessary to enlarge on the ne
cessiiy OF payment being made pein.cdiy
t. tic day. Prudence, justice and huma-
ni,y, all calling loud Tor punctuN,ity, par
ticularly, when it is recoAe1,cd that the
act Of incorporation has the following
clausc:--" Wheusoeverany person OF per-
sOns shall neglect to pay such quotas, the
assurance TO him made, shall cease and
discontinue from Tic day on which they
become due, until paid" In addition To
which, compulsory means, may also be
resorted to, which will DC expensive 10 the
Insurers, and painful TO nc Girc3lion.
1t is worthy the attention Of all interest
ed TO recollct(, that as tho exact amount
Of every PERSONS Quota, is stated IN his
policy, be can BE- az no loss To understand
precisely the sum now called for by the
present rcquisiuon.
w. FCUSUEE, President VI. As.
Richmond, General Caice Of AS.2
suraUce, 23rd April 1909. WI
s7s Tire hriu,ersia MS sfe,e are request
ed 70 Hscrl A.e a6ovc Ia their reflective Ia.
Iers.
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Advert

u Z virtue of deed of trust. executed 20 the
- subscriber for the purposes the, Elm contained
win be sold, at public auction. for ctsh, at the Ea-
gle tavern, IN the city of Richmond, on he ll;h
day of May next, TRACT OF LAND Ming
Isl the county of Northumberland, known by the
name OF Mount Sion, supposed 10 contain seven
hundred acres, being the same land that was for
merry owned by Catesby Jones, dec.
WIN. PRICE, Trustee
April 17th, 1904 tbs
=. geo Ct the purchase money will be
expe6cd on the day of sale-a credit will be Civ
Ell for the balance OF the money of eigh,cen
M lbs. w p
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S 7 A G T

S L A G. T.
BETWEEN RICHMOND e S7AUNqON
a LINE ofSrACES will cJr,mence running
4 between Richmond and Stanton on the
18th instant-Ihe stage will leave Richmond C.
very Wednesday At O'Clock IN the morning and
arrive at Staunten on Friday by noon--leave
Staunton every Saturday at S o'clock in the
morning, and arrive at Richmond on Monday by
noon
Fare for passengers, 9 dollars.
Way passengers cents a mile.
JOSEPH GRANT,.
Richmond, Arril II, 1904 w6t
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JAMES SEABROOK.
MERCHANTT

II As just arrived from Philadelphia, with an s!e-
giant and well chosen assortment of
@PRLNG q F.dNCY GOODS,
Which he Will open in few DAYS, at his shop,
a few doors below the Market, and sell on no.
derate terms.-iie purposes also, making gentle
mems clothes, i'll tue esr and most feshona.
b!e manner-aud the greatest atten.'on and stria
punttnaIity, snail be observed on his part 20 give
satisfaction TO those gentlemen who shall favor
him with thsir custom. A correspondent in PHI
ladelphia, will furnish him with every change in
the fashions
April 81, 1904. tie
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Richmond, Atrl lOfh, 1904.
Mr.. PLEAsANTs,
BE pleased to publish the
following advice of Council, for the infor-
NATION ofthe officers concerned.
am, sir, your obi. seryt.
SAM. COLEMAN.
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~ COUNCIL, MAacH nm, 1904.

~ COUNCIL, March I'm, 1904.
1T is ADVISED,
That each company of Cavalry
raised, or hereafter TO be raised, in this
commonwealth, be deemed complete
whenever for such company, there shall
be Unlisted thirty-two men rank and ile
that no troop of Cavalry shall in number
exceed sixty four, such troops excepted
as now exceed That number.
DAM. l.. EYLTON,
Clerk ofthe Council.
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Valuable Medicines,

lust received, and for fale at the Book Stora
Jo' S. PLEAsAnrs, jr.-who is appointed the
ONLY agent for Richmond Sold whcefse and
re-ai by RICHARD LEE, No. Sc, Maiden Lane.
New York.
The following remedies have for fix years pale
been celebrated for th- OF mott difeaGeA 70
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