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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-17

AMI n,av be ued with pcrfsa fafety by pregnant
ar IN nlancs week old containing not palti
Gle o n,ercutyor any stcr dangerous ngfedient wha1
ever, and is not accompanied with that tofmeat lial'
which attends the application of other remedies.
TIE ANODYNE Ell lXiR
For the cure Of every kind>oi head acne.
INDIAN VEGE ABLE SPESltlC-
Afafe and peedy remedy for the veperla diies'e.
An ounce of prevention IS worth pound OF cure.
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and malignant
fevers.
rs REGoMMENDED
DIR. RARN.s AN ll.BI3lslQUS PILLS.
The Of hcfe pill: spereiynld, io as 70 be
ufea with iaety by prfons in y;uaaon and oil eve
ny age.
rhey are exceently adaptcd to carry off iupeLfuous
bile and nreye its morbid ecretionsto reitore and
amend hs apptite--5o procure free peiPation ara
thereby prevent eoids, which often attended with
fatal confequence-a doe never fails TO remove coie
ii taken frA appearance. hey are celebrated Tor
renewing habuai eofvensls -Gcknels at he Ronlach,
and icyere head ache--and ought to be taken by all
.perlons ona mango Of climate.
ar Sold likewife BY S. PJeaia6ts,
Richmond; Ro6 and Douglas, Peters
burg 7. Green, ErederIckJ6ngh; G.
Purdie, Smllhfen; M. Jones, SBoA;
DR.. Miller, WsnchsQer R. Greenhow.
WIlliamfgwg; and T. Show, LeeI6urg.
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gIJrHFR MARTIN.
Or. Hamilton's
GRAND RESTORATIVE,

Is reso4sacpdeA as III invaluable medicine, Tor she
and cure # he various comp ANTS
,,r6 re;pit froa liipated peaiarrs--uvsne diere-
siops-rc rce cltnetes uni voarabe e the can'sisu-
t;otfc ina,oaerst ute q tea, frequent IN xieAo OF
an oher 1eftTu4ivs incompetence the mix dul OF ek
of n,ereurv---he dictates peculiar to females,
At i certain peri d Of ie--bad lying IN sc. &c.
An, Moved sy long aa.i exteahSc experience TO be
.x,f w. -9rass Leu in tn O:
Nervous diiorders, Violent camps IN the
a7n.,.n,,ti rs fonlach and back,
io~ast' 4 os.i,s, Inligelti,n,
I.ossofap2e te, Meianch y,
Impurty he blood, Gnut III the H"n'AeH'
Hyseriss aFcalo,s, Paiu'i"'he nmpS'
Isa.d we X, els, selaxatle1s' n
Seuliasi .k1efes Involuntary enllions'
E,uar s.buS Tor .shitesl | Dominate geets
Bsrrennefs, ! lrpoteney, &c. &C
g GALS Of extremity, whSrc the long pfeVaehee DUO
~ diieae has br uht on gsaeql "a n. ,po sI.
if,nen e ths yem, esesil,Ve aeplhsy OF tins whole
or erdla could sepair perseverance IN tn aie OF this
n,ei.S,ae ha serfofned ths nist aitoniihipg cures.
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p WEATAERRURN.

4,a, t{aoysr. rome maker oauh second Street, be-
twsen Aaa ana ChriAan-Ntrsets, Philadelphia voluil-
~ IL mach ath IS fellows, g.Alcil, tia his WIFE,
M YER was 70 iSyereiy afflicted with violent
atiin very dan es,ul, itua Cd, he c7riequence
o. fvee cGsi air lysog tebe fied 6 hcc bed
.g iIverA! wssks and a. ergeh re usse 10 ne
me laly appfehen6os q remaining cgifpe for Ire,
asl,s sshe acg repccctab nleGiea advice
MAS tsAe,s, nd ever prbas,lc tfmedy attempted !:
vhe letiEg feqera cafes of cEses performed by tia-
r,tsa's lllence ana ExtracSof 4oGad, hey pro-
ssyd oss 'ig. e,seh s.. ~. south ieeond-Street.
i Is GI.s 4ppsca-ioc enabled her 70 walk acrci the
room SID tac ae II one bottle resto,ed her t's hef ulua
fife &c heal ha..l aTsngth.
sso-a asa feAfcrbea bsfare nczergcr Eorns Eiq.
~cssc ltces q he peaSc Tor PHILADELPHIA County
81 SaIIl TONS
WAesas DESrRgYING L0ZEssCES.
Which ia wthia 49ar-Yeass par cured upwards Of
on eired sveng roaiard pcrians 9f both fr<-s
CO. an ia cvesy fisestsun, q VARIOUS oaigerous
or % sels hS Il IA chi and howess.
is m ssSie sssrs ~ analogy whasever Of Haliiar
t.ss c.ainl comp alued Of - oPesatng>with vio-
s the eo0trsry particular q elcace q this
is It's scti 4used 10 esss ege aa.i contusian,
en- .s,S otalng but sht Is psriects enoeert and IS
fc ale ,erstios Sat Il c1nnot rjure the mott
d.. c. ,ans ,aay, the teu6rrea III Sut oi week
o. s,ou az worms EXIT in The BODY, but viii. wiki
% ase n grping, eleapfs ;hs acnarh aaa bowels of
rnna' er faa or cfeuEve sd sberehy prevent The
Is dt9en f worms and may fafs 3i riders, hey
&C ally efhearious in earyiag Of al gfafs hi
M assumptions everih AMI ailia9s complaints. Ind
f.fct and nlidef pargatYe that eau be utC3 on
~ oeeAfen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19
Stephen Brown.

GUN-SMITH, &c. NoRTH MARKET STREET.
KlCHAcND:
ETAVlNG purchased Kcnedy's patent right of
= b using and vending Others to be usedinthis
city. and the counties Of Henrico and Goochiand.
hi5invention and Improvement of fastening rails
ing and supporting Window Sashos by Springs
aud Knobs; proposes 10 supply gentlemen upon
the shortest notice, with any number Of those pa
ten springs, with their lGieSt and most co,nbiete
Improvements, AZ the price OF fifty cents piece,
ready fixed and adjusted TO the sash or AT thirty
tous eents, n taken from the shop. This abate-
ment OF sixteen cents is allowed TO any gentle
man who may prefer 30 have them sex III by their
or, n woikmen, as the work is trihing; the abate-
ment will be found to be liberal. Builders and
others who may require quantity of hose patenr
spunGsj will be accommodated with generous
allowance, on taking them By the groee
lie above l,Senuon, for lts utility, converts
ence and cheapness, will instantly convince anv
person who may examine it, that there was ne
yer any thing invented Tor the purpose, which
couio IN amy degree bear = competition with it.
The former manner of fastening sashes by small
bolss. and raising ana SUI porting them by pullles
and leaden weights, was not only exceedingly
complex, d.iiicu, and expensive but was also IL
able 10 many acc dents, as the wearing or break
ing OF cord or pulley, &c. would prevent the
whole machinery from performing It's expe0e d
functions, and would require more< : pensc in re-
pdTNnS GIole, man would pi chase The new In.
vented patent spring Thi, spring will aGl as 4
safe bolt to prevent the window from BENG ousn
ed BY rising from Srifhoar, and by Just touching
the spring IL may be raised fronv within to al,y
convenient height, where it wilrest with as much
safety, as II II were supported by pillar
II not surprising that an invention so useful.
which is at once 50 simple and so convenient.
shoud prove template, 10 some thoueht!oAs
We kmen. who had not considered tie conse-
quences, to vend spurious kind without au,ho-
RI. such mem conduct i have ALREADY de.
tet!ed, Ang 10 tle extreme badness Of the work
and 10 compete the pitiful fraud iheir nash has
been set INTO the wiIdOwsim my nGnle!i But as
l,haNe paid ONE THOUSAND AND FIFTY col.
LARS for the exclusive right TO use aud ,en,slhis
patent within the City of Richmond, and ,h.
Counties OF Henrico and CCochand, sha not
IAN 10 prosecute 10 5he utmost rgcur Of the law.
any person who shall in futu1e attempt such
contemplate fraud
In order to secure gentlemen from any imposi.
ton IN te above articles, the initials oil my name
Is il shall DC struck on the whi,e metal knob.
9ih&ed 10 each OF the springs, and those who are
engaged TO tx them III for me, shall be furnished
wa, written authority, and every ouch sp1ing
shall be WARRANTED by me.
STEPHEN BROWN
N. B. Any orders for the above, will be rece,v-
CO and puntuaiiy attended to if left at my shop
as above, OF a. Nix Pritclard's Book store. where
the model may be seen.
IG> Old Weights and Pullies, or any Old Me.
I'll. will be received in payment. SB.
July 9, 1904. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19

The work now offered TO the American reader
exhibits complete view of the Antiquities,
Manners, Customs, religious Ceremonies, Laws,
Arts and Literature OF Ancient Greece 1T the
period OF us creates, sp.endor. A knowledge of
these ma hitherto been only attainabie by 4 laOo
nous perusai OF writer's who have been liItle SO.
iicitous- 40 join entertainment with instruction
ihs Travels OF ANAcHARsIs, on the con,sa-
ry, are So written that the reader may frequent
y &c nduced-'o imagine he is perusing work OF
mere amusemenr, invention and fancy till his
eye Slances 10 the bottom OF the page. when he
perceises there is scarcely sentence and not
single tact or circumstance, but is supported bv
the authority OF some ancient suthCr The a.
mdzilS number OF hsSe quotations may, perhaps,
1t nrsr sight. seem 10 nave been unnecessary and
TO nave more the appearance OF ,,.r ade of cru
diuon, than 10 be OF any real utility but it is t.
DC remembered that ii the same time that they
niusr be highly acceptable to the,m man of real
learning, by enabling him to r.ier Immediately to
he original Author, they are extremely useful,
nay, we may say, absolutely nece-s airy, even to
such readers as can never be supposed to have .
ny intention to Consult the authorities quoted IS
they clearly shew that such an idea OF such a
circumstance Is not merely decoration or The
offspring OF the fancy of the author, but imrnedi,
ately taken from some ancient writer, and there
tore perfectly accordant to the general scope and
plan of the work.
TERMS
l. The FIRST Edition in America of Anacharsis's
Travels, will be comprised in four volumes oGta-
80.
II. 1t shall be printed on handsome wove paper
and new type casting for the purpose. Each
volume will contain about 400 pages.
III lne price to Subscribers per volume bound
and lettered, vii! be two dollars in boards
dollar ana IS cents, to be paid on delivery Of
each volume The European edition sells at 10
dollars per set.
Nv. here shall be a handsome map of Greece
given with the first volume, TO be executed by
one of the FIRST engrayers.
GJ" Subscriptions received at s. Peasants
printing-oihce ard bookstore Richrord
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19
NJ Z D 1 c L N E S,
LAND and NEGROES
FOR &ALE.

Two hundred and ninety eight acres Of land in
the county OF Cumberland, ying on both
branches Of Tc.rHaIlet run, about two miles a.
boye the ccur.house--about one third Of this Nd
is well ,imbered, and equal in qualify Il, the ,est
high land IN It's vicinity, 1t is well supplied e.itb
good water, and Tie situation is remarkably heaI-
Thy the buildings OIL 1t ale tolcrably convenient
and at small expense might be made comforta-
be Tor faniiy-tnete 10 remarkable fine annie
aud pe'ch orchard, and several other kinds Of
fruit uees thereon, which seldom miss bearing.
aud on he main road from ncrth 10 south. which
passes through u, there is large diSsery, m.it.
house celia and granary, reii con5rueied 70 car.
ry on 'he oisting business extensively.
Also, lor sale = Distler, a Nan Cook and some
other v4inabie Slaves, together with The st ok of
Horses Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Carts and Farm.
ng Utensils with some Household and Kttcben
Fu uiture.
II the above property is not disposed Of b, MI
vate sale before tie 25th day Of september ~ n,
toe whole Wi ON that day be SET up ON The ,,ye,
m@es' % The lhghes bidder, az public sale Cash
wr' b. cNpeeted Tor All sums under tyeut, dollare
ard on ai purchases exceeding that SUM- a c,edit
OF twCSc months will be allowed ON yiv;ne,l .,,,1
with approved security. to bear iftefest f,on, ,t,
date, "ioh viii be iemitted on receiving punG,,.
~ payment OF tie puncipa--a seed of TINS, an
De land viii be required to secure the pavn,cnr
- -. "a "b'Sc@oie 20 the purchasers the Iistil-
ierJ, Si.is, &c. and forty acreg a ana a,';o;o,
vii. be sold separately II not sold m ,Rs.S'
the Stills Boiler and Dis,ihng Utensils vii Ic
set up separately, 70 the highest bi der. ON The
same tenn as the o,herproputy. Thc rrcrciscs
wiil be shewn to any person wishing 10 putchase.
b. Lawrence Carlic, who resides thereon.
IAWKENCE CAMILLE
JOIN d LID. CUNNINGHAM.
July 81, 1904. Nj.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes 70 sell the TRACT OF
LAND, wheTeon he now resides, IN Chester
held county, situate ten miles from Richmond.
wi hin two of James river, and about fourteen
from Petersburg This ,ra6, independent OF the
many advantages Arising from its local situations
has particular claims TO ,heattention of any gem
teel family who may wish 10 obtain an agreeable.
seat contiguous either fine above named tow MS
1t contains about one thousand four hundred
OF which are Supposed 10 be cleared. and lave
been for some years III cultivation. The SOIL IN
point of fertility, Is equal, If superior 70 thar
OF most of the land Ill The neighbourhood. The
buildings are large and well planned two story
dwelling house with wings, an excellent kitchen
and every other necessary out house sufficient for
the accommodation of large family
Thetcrm OF sale will be one fourth of the pur-
chase money in hand, and the balance in thee
annual nstanents. Bond and security, together
with deed of trust on the property, TO ensure
punetual payments, will be required
ARCHIBALD BOILING.
Chesnrt Grove, Aug. 1st, 1904. wtO
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NOtICe.

4 IL persons indebted 10 the estate of Ions
L J. DAWSON, dec Of Amherst county, by bond,
notes o. otherwise, are requested 10 come forward
immediately and discharge the same-And those
having claims against tie estate are also request
cd to bring them forward legally authenticated,
that they may be discharged
JOHN S. DAWSON, hd,nini,tyatoy
II JonS DAWSON, dec.
AUGUST 10, 1901. GIN
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Richmond, September 6, 1904.
Mediterransan Pa0p0rt5.

nj Office IS rereby given, that it has heen
~ deemed expedient to change the form OF The
Mediterranean Passport issued 20 vessels OF the
United States thar from the eighth day of July
next. those of the new form will be issued at the
custom houses 70 every vessel, for which appiica
ton may DE made on compliance with the terms
prescribed by law and sE,rendeging the former
passports of which she may be possessed, if any,
N which latter case no fees will be required for
the exchange; and that by an arrangement u
greed upon by the Babary powe with whom
we are at peace. either the old or the new form
OF passport will be sufficient 10 protett vessels
or the United States, from capture until the 1st
OF July 1905, after which the old form OF passport
viii be unavailable and the new one alone in use
Department of State.
23d Of May, 1891 {
9be Printers ojtbe L7vys of tbe Uaii1d States are
reesea 20 iasert re ab0oe an tbeir GaseeS i5pice
'Heek or ne space q ak MONTHS and ,be Co!lee.
tors Of tie Customs keep copies If III postea up
in f6eir offices. June ore
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19
$3.50 Tickets at 10 dolls. each.

$3.50 Tickets at 10 dolls. each.
1st drawn ticket having blank to its
number after 300 tckets are drawn. dolls. l 600
Do 2les25JO do. are drawn, 900
Do. after 5000 90 are orawn, 1000
DO, after $500 do aie Drawn, 1000
Last oraWn ricEet, 5000
This Lottery hNs been authorised by the lie.
sslatuEe OF Virginia. for the laudable purpose Of
-yeeting Seminary of Learning in or near the
metropolis OF this stare. With ,ns view, it Is
contemplated TO raise 10000 dollars, and $500
iot.'s IN addition, for defsaying the expenses of
.rawing, &c. The Trustees to ensure success,
aave ciided the Lottery into four distinet class
IS, so u TO raise the sum contemplated by All an
nuai LOTTERY, Tor four years, to raise every year
SOD dollars, ti'at the work may progress; it is
expected that the present Lottery may be drawn
Dy the irst day ofJanuary nesr.
Ii is hoped ihat ne gentlemen who have pur
chased Tickets IN the Richmond Academy will
still. hold them, as The division OF the former L OF
eryinto four classes was deemed necessary by the
trustees to insure success useful institute
on The town of Boston TO the honor of its CT
tlZens) las public schools IN which are about Six
teen hundred pupils. The tourishing and in
ereasing city Of Richmond cannot boast of one
public school. The Trustees of the Richmond
Academy, have about thirteen acres of ground,
nearly one hall Is accepted donation, and the
remainder they have contracted for, on which
they intend TO cree the Academy. The scite is
elevated, healthy and beautiful. If any gentle
man who has purchased tickets is dissatisied with
dividing the lottery into four classes, ne returns
the tickets the money will be repaid provided they
are returned in ten weeks fem this day Do6i
William Fcushee. William DuVal, William
Prce. (iegis,er), and George Tucker, are ap
pointed by the Trustees to sell and dispose of the
Tickets, who are authorised to appoint agents
for the above purpose.
- Tickets may be had of the said committee,
OF Doe. John Brcckenbrough, ir. Samuel Plea
SAINTS, jr. and William prichard.
Richmond. Sept. lst, 1904. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19
Surry Jockey Club.

NTILL be run for, over the course at Surrv
w Courthouse, on Thursday the first day
of November next, THE SURRY JOCKEY
CLUB PURSE of THREE HUNDRED AND
FIf11 DOLLARS, three mile heats.-And or
Friday, the PURSE of the Proprietor of the
Course,, of ONE HUNDRED IND FYF7f'
DOLLiRS, teo mile heats.
Al persons wishing TO start horses, &c. for the
latter purse, viii be required to pay an entrance
OF twenty dollars, except members of the Club.
and from them an entrance of eight dollars will
be eXpeeted.-The weights of the course are as
follows:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19
By TIE ABBE BAR7'HEL ENTH,

Keeper OK the Medals in the Cabinet of the King
OF France, and Member of the Roy al Academy
CT Inscriptions and Bellies I-ett,es.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19

Dollars, 10000
All tickets dawn blank ma be renewed in the
next class, at 10 dolls. each thc price of all O.
theirs will be Is dolls
All prizes of Is dollars may be renewed forthe
ne'.t class, paid, at the option of the person
entitled. If they be not claimed within three
months after the drawing Commences, they viii
be considered as renewed in the second class.
The drawing 10 commence in the city Of vii
hamsburg, on the 1st day ct June, 1904. under
the management OF James Madison. John Braok-
en-, William Nelson, Robert Grecnhow, Burwel
Bassett, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham
pion Travis, William Lishtfoot, Litteton W
Tazeweli, George Tucker and James Sempie.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19

The day following the above races Saturday
VIII be run for over the same course, a SWEEP.
STAKES forthree ana four year old Colts, en-
trance fifty dollars, half forfeit, two mile heats.
carrying the weights of the course. The sub.
serIPtion tor which will be kept open until the
Friday before.
Stables and litter furnished race horses as
usual, gratis.
DAVID PE1cE. proprietor eft5e course.
Surry courthouse, lst Sept. 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19
70 be let, on building

Leases,,hree beautiful. AIRY and elevated SITUATE
ons for dwelling houses To any gentleman in
tie mercantile line. or other occupation, Sao
wishes pleasant and agreeable residence 70. his
family, either OF these sites would DC truly desira
be, rs they axe contiguous to the scene OF active
business. 1T the Same time that tney removed
from the dust and hustle ofthe town. Enquire Ut
TINS printing. Office.
An experienced, sober and industrious GARD
NER will hear OF an advantageous situation on
application as above. None of opposite oharac-
Ter need APPLY. If April 23, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19

Aot:ce.....The office Of su-I


A|ot:cc.....The office OF su-
ferV.or or The revsaue, ior the iiAfi2 of Virgil.
MIA, beug diieoalnoed, aud the unEnithed tui
seis in Tie faid Office transferred 70 ms-iie col.
l.fors of ths dire6t e Internal Tcrerue, Whole
account hzv- not been finally adjuaed aud paid,
are hereby informed, that dizzy are now requeAed
to call at my office, in thc city CT Richmons with.
out delay End pay the balances due to the Uni,ed
STATES And thoie whof; lands have been fold in
thc diilrif of Virginia By authority of an act OF
GopgreFs of he United States ioF non. payment Ct
;he Diretf ysy may redecus Iuoh lands, by pay
ios 20 me within the tiGe .iniIed, the principal,
cots and ices a. the law directs.
As moA .! The aforementioned lands were fold
in Dec 1907 the privilege OF redemption will
continue until December ne&e.
The mouey received by me for the redemption
OF The fsid lands will be returned to the puIeha-
fer with r,erca at the rate OF IS per cent rcr
aGuvm OH she purchale money, to the day ou
which it may DE paid TO me.
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. v. D.
T+,p. -th.. s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19

TRANSLATED from THE FRENCH.
FVSs 4nerican tjoDi zoe Fourth EiroteGn Edition.
IN FOUR VOLUMES
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19
Forty Dollars Reward.


ID AN away from the subscriber last ni~h, a
~ negro man named BILLEY, abont 8 feet
or9 inche' high, straight add well made, about
y years OF aae, bushy hair. rathcfliyht complex
ion, AMI has lost some OF his teeth before. He
has waited iu ny house for nearly four years he
formerly belonged TO Pefer BtiskN and Iohn
Bowyer, and was sold BY BOWER 10 Sir Rookie
of Fncaslle, aud ran away from him and vas
gone n,aflf - m0nths and was cauph, In Ham.
over, whcrc be had been secrcted in a ouarter
lie took with bin sundgy coatiling, stup,d
suHou' coat with yellow buttons, and lined with
rel home f1adc linen shirts grey mixed broad
cloth co9', nearly new, made in the fa,hic,i,
white Cashmere pnn'aloons several waisfcs,t,
around JACKIE, aud pantaloons Of datk blue stri-
pea velvet, with yellow buttons, the lininq home
made Inca; boots ard shoes. l win give IOdol.
lars ID taken our % The county and brought home.
and 20 dollars iftal,en aud secured ia any i,H 50
that get him again. and 10 dollars ii taken in
The county and brought home.
Js. EDMONDsON.
Slaunton, Avg. 29th, 1904. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19
Doctor Wilson.

TT AS taken (as 4 temporary residences IN
4 house Lately occupied by Doet. Adams OBJ
posite the Beil-Tavern, and intends to combine
the Apothecarie6 business with the practice of
Fhysic. Heis now opening part. and expeas
By lie next arrivals from Philadelphia a fresh
and very general assortment OF
NJ Z D 1 c L N E S,
And other articlesin the Aporhccaries line. which
will he sold on the lowestterms. Orders from tI,r
country, Recipes, win be carefully attended 70.
Richmond, 25th June. 1904 Won
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19

CftAhLES IL. GRAVES, Secretary.
a meeting of the Club will be held arMr Da
wa wa Frices Tavern, Oh the evening preceding the
first Gays race.
Surry courthouse, Ist Sept. 1904. tn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19
Notice.

THE LOCKS near this place will be shut ON
4 Monday the 24rh instant, anu continue inn
passi6le until set OF new Gates c.n be pu, ul,,
and the Locks repaired, which viii require from
two TO three weeks Due notice will be given of
the time they will plo0aoiy open, alier the wori.
commences.
ROBERT POLLARD.
Richmond Se7-e,ober f ISoA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19

WoRTAI rae n4IkNTIoH OF DO4LDEnS
AND oTHER IMPRoYINC CEN9LEMEH.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-06
WASHINGTON TAVERN.

7 HE subscriber has taken a leale oftbiS tene-
nent for an1zJer Of years, and bas PIT it in 4
state OF repair vVbieb ,enr5 not inferior to any in ibis
City, Bedss tie TaVeru be bas detached bzliagf, qVeli
calculated TO accommodate tb z0bO anxious ggreafer
priOaey than taOern gjaaHy qfordS 1bee tenements
aon tie pabie 7uare and zvt5i tao hundred yard
sbe Capitol They baOe deedaaantages any other
bofs i" is City, qvib r5eF TO pure air and excellent
zvafer. He bas GOOD STABLES ard eOafanf jlely of
the bef FoRAGK. Hefeays bis rViee to bis friend and
The public, and ares them, that nulaqyi gaming nor
any Otbsr pratfss zvbieb might, any degrees bare TIN
%tHcy to d,cy the peace Of bis 6o, zvH eVer be permit
rcd.
EDWARD HALLdM
Rietmond, Sepfem6r go.
~ B. Aboh THRIFT MEMBERS Of tie next AssEM-
BIT may be zOeH accommodated, Of 4vbO eighteen 6Oe
already engaged. E. II.