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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-18
For Sale. al the L 14Ni@S
y EONGING to the COiIeye al


BELONGING to the College Of
ID William aud Mary, lying in the county of
King William. TheIe lands arc in two feparate
tracts. ore of which borders on Pamunkey river,
near the town of New Cattle, and includes fome
of thofs level, valuable lands between that town
& Moneuin mill. They are divided into "A tone
ments, fome Of which arc on leafe for lives from
one 60 three others are under no leafc -
Po1eHion of thofe not under lesfr, will be given
on the 6rh day of January. 1900. For thoie I'M
der lcafcs all the College interef in chem, will be
fed-a fatement of the lives as well as the con.
ditions on which they are leafed, will be ihewn to
tbofe inclined 70 purchaie The purchafer will
FELT OF any fottcitures incurred by non eompli
OF the tenants with the conditions of their re
fpeefive ieafcs One fourth Of the purehafa mo
ney will be required on the fra day OF January
nett, ana the,remaiHing three fourehs, In equal
payments, to be made on the ffrft day OF January.
in the years 1907. 1903 and 1909. with intereit
from TIE IRA day of January, 300. Bonds for the
amount viii be required and the purebafer or pur-
chafers can have title, on making the 6rfi pay
ment and granting deed Of tru.f on the land.
with relinquiihment of DOVER to feeur- the three
iafl payments.
II not difpoled of at private faIe Tin which cafe
notice will be given,) the tenements called :he
lower college either iepArately united, 70 fuii
purehafers, will be fold. publicly .on the 6rtt Mon
day in OCTOBER next, on that tenement occupied
by Mrs. Hughes; and thofe Of the upper college
in like manner, on the feeond Monday IN Noyen-
Der, on that tenement occupied by Mira. Drury
as 4 tavern. WIN. COLEMAN,
Agenf for tbe Coflrge of William s5 May.
Williamsburg, Auguh 800 s2oS. sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-18

Blair's Lectures ~
Ditto Sermons =
Medical Dictionary 4,
Noscoe's Life of Lo-
renzo de Medici, 8
vols. 8vo. -
Pursuits Of Literature
Democracy Unveiled 7.
Harris's Encyclopedia
Walks g. Sketches az
the Cape of Good
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-18

TO be Sold, far Cash.
+ AM requested by David Pate
4 SON. jr to expose for sale, as trustee. the whole
or so much of the PROPERTY, in the trust deed
conveyed, bearing dare the 9th February, 1904.
consisting of the following slaves viz Jack a lad
Tom a boy-Kate and her three children
Billy, Sally and Henry, Sukey and her two chill
dren. named FanRy and Jefferson, as also. Molly.
grim order to satisfy debt due IRON the said
David Pa,teson. jr TO Benjamin Hatcher, agree
ably the tenor of the said dced--which sale will
certainly take place the 28th day of September
next, at the dwelling house of the said David Pat
teson, in the town of Manchester.
George MsCredie, Trustee.
Manchester, 9Th August, 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-18
Valuatle Lands ip Albema,7e cou,,fy.
FOR SALE.
nURSUANT L to a deed of trust.

4 executed b. John. Jordan. TO secure the pay
ment OF five hundred and seventy hive pounds
three shilings and six pence, with inscresi tl.ese
on from the seventeenth day OF July, eig,yven 4
hundred and one and charges, due Brown Kives
K Co vii. be sold for ready msney, on h, &c.
teenth day of OStobes next being the ,hird Tues-
day in thar month and the day after Bucking-
ham court day On the .ren1ises, certain 9l15G9St
Ot LAND, lying nj the county, of Aber.arle. 2
containing four bundled and sevensten a. res and
an ta;f, which SAID taa joins the Flnyanna orr
James river. ii being tho traet devised 90 the sad
John jordan by his father Mathew Jordan, oec.
on which he now resides--Also, one other ttst
lying in the same county on the F!uvai.na river,
and adjoining the above mentioned trse on the
upper side the.ecf. containing three srndred and
forty nine acres.
. JOHN H1GG1NBOTHAM, Trustee.
Warninster, Amherst, Sept 9, 1873 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-18
JACOB johnson.

:. ~
bootsell~ q Ssaf;onsr. feu doors 6eiou fbc
-Aaykcs. House, kic6ntoad.
Has just received in addition to his former
ASSORTMENT.
S b;,.o s Lsaugs' Hop; BY Robert
aoseoe's Life Of L.. PaSiie Ra slss's or the
renzo de Mediei, best means Of secur.
vols. 8vo. Ing the advantaRes&
Pursuits Of Literature reforming The abuses
Democracy Unveiled Of popular elea,ops
Harris's Encyclopedia Morse's Ceokvaphy,e
the Cape of Good
ST1TfcNyfR Y. 8 r
Super royal printing, lowered, fooIscap - etsef.
wove & piain folio post papers Blank books Of
alt sizess printing ink. and a general assortment
of ARTICLES in the Stationary ine---and the high.
est price in cash OF goods win be gwen for all
kinds of clean linen and cotton Rags, al the q.
bove store. # Sept. IL. 1905 -
Lanast fo,-sqle IN Burking lam ctoutfy.
THE subscriber offers for sale the
L following trace OF Land. vizs--1v0O acres,
beginning where maj Charles Yznccy IS line Joins
his on James river, and extend out 10 include the
quantity, so sste leave out the low grounds,
with sufiicieit timber to support it--Also, two
tracts ON sycamore island creek aud ;ita waters
of four hundred acres each, adjoining the lands Of
maj Ysncey aud. the Subscribers; those Two
traas were formerly The properly OF col John
HePkinsef Gcochland on the low er tlatt IS rao'r
no be good mil scat--Likewise q traa on Me-
redith's creek of three hundred & Eighty eight a.
cfes. adjoining theands of col VIM. Perkins, ON
which is aplantation sufficient to work i've OF
six hands TO advantage, thriving young orchard
in bearing one or two years, AN excellent creek
trimming thro' the plantation on which might be
erected announcement mill ina wealthy neighbsr-
hood; -he above land abounds with very good
pine 'fpr buidngs-Also tract of Two or three
hundred acres below John Bagby, senr's onthis
| there is = small plantation with excellcnt fr,ht
trees, and good situation for mill. fresh
broke the dam and left the house which is two,
stories high, and at q small expenae may be pur
in grinding ORDER. The above lands lay conveni =
emf to Warminster. and will be shewn 10 any per-
son wishing 70 purchase, by the proprietor, and
the terms made known. So
JOSEPH CARELL.
Buckingham, Ripton, 9th Sept 1905 3m,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-18

- UN away from the subscriber living il he
IL county Of Campbell. near Seneca mills, a.
bout the 9Th inst negro man named WILLIS
abouf 20 or % years old, yellow complexion, not
very tall. bur well propos,ioned- cannot de-
scribe his dress As he carried number OF clothes
with him. 1 win give the above reward over
and above what the law allows 70 any person who
viii deliver him to me at the above rlcnsoned
place. or seesve him in any jail SO that get hin
again, y PHILLIP PAYNE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-18
SCOTTVILLE RACES.

ON Thursday the 10Th of Sep
" TENDER next, viii be run for, over the Scott
vile conrse, the joeky club purse of One Hundred
Pounds, three mile heats. On the second day.
the purse of the proprietor of the course of Fifty
Pounds. two mile heats. On the third day, the
Sweepstake for three and fur years old-The
subscription Will remain open till the night Of the
second days race. Weights as follow
Aged horses 1873 lbs.
6 years old 12S
S do. 1i8
do. LOG
8 do. 90
Mares and geidngs allowed three pounds The
money for each days purse will;be put INTO the
hands OF the judges c,s SS
Saml. Marshall,
1s,t6tg Proprietor of the Course.
August 10. 1905. tr
~ HE RACES. will commence in
a Charlotte county, at-Prices race Geld on
Thurfday the z+th day Of OAober next. aud con
tinue three days FirR day will be run for an Gle
CANT Mahogany Sedaesd. Curtains, &C. 20 the a.
mount Of one hundred dollars two mile heats. free
for any horfc. mare or gelding thar never won a
purfe. aSeeond day fweepAaks tor three and lour
year OLD colts aud hllies mile hcsts entrance thr
ty dollars. Third day will be RIM Tor. an ele..
| CANT Gold Watch, free for untried horfes only one
mile out. weights as follow
! Aged horfes Ia6
\ years old 1I6 SIS
| S do dos 400
| do do. y6
| do do. IS
The races viii certaily commence on the above
day, as there are feyeraI horfes entered. Gentle
men wihipg 20 enter nag may do 70 by letter OF
/ Perfonal application to VIM. Price. fr. or to
John A. III. Rutherford.
September +, lSo5 At,
2. $. Three pounds allowed mares and geldings
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-01
mo. 1892.

M1N-Stones & Boultsnss- cloths,
We want to buy one par off
4 Or 4 and an halt feet Cologne Mill Stoprs.~-
We have one pair Of 6 iest Burr MilIStoirs fqv
.iale: Alto, FIVE hundred dollars worth Of Roals.
ing Cloths; which will be fold bargain, sf
any body who viii rake the whole Of them.
Hezpes 6 Miller.
June 40. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-01
Jonathan & Mahlon ScholheId
HsOeJgf ,teehue1, via PHILADELPHIA,
DKY GOODS,
Suitable to the fcafon -conlilting of


Irilh linens, Irilh and Rui1ia dia-
pers. dowlas, ticklenburgs, ,znabrres, brown
Hollands, white rdall'as, SiIosiss, fhee!ing g,
ctecks, afortcd Harlem tripes, camhriak and
iaconee mullins, book mullins, colored cam
bricks, laced camoricks, aGorted laced CAM
brick hawls, Bcerboon gusrahs. mamadies, fine
coGacs, 6ne bafsas, and annahs !; mullins India
ckintz, India checks, Ronal handkcrchies, long
and ihort yellow nankeens, blue and black ditto,
Cotton callimcres, afTored dlmities, snorted
Msdeilless aRor.ed India and Italian Gks, al
lorted; larcenets aud peelongs. aGoried; fix,
cotton, and threai hofery, Leghorn Sonnets,
elk and kid gloves, wah leather ditto, pins
tapes, threads, fewing filks, adorsed fans and
bpttoEs and
Il varieD of other Art'cles,
In addition to their former flock, make very
complete afgortment:
All Of which they will fell low for .csh, OF
good notes pay able in Alexandra, at 90 days.
May z9.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-01
WILLIAM OXLE Y

HAS ON HAND,
a'bieb ks aviN dypsfe Of on terms adzNs'agtsxs
10 The favcbesrs, fl, tg@ or note''
The following Articles, VIZ.
Snpefrne and iecond cloths
Kcrfcym.res and fwendowns
Eearlkins and learnonghfs
Dur ITS and cslIlmancoes
Bombazets and ,yldb1-e.
Common and boil'd cambltts
Silk, cotton, and worried hohcry
Enslfh extra loag elk gloves AZ.
Silk twia and thread
Diaper and corpmon tapes
Paper and round pins
White and printed marseille'
Iace,, edgings and gimPs
Elegant black and white lace veih,
Patent DO. 90.
Satin pselong and ELK handkerchief
"A, q.S, and Ga Cambrick mufisa
India Jaconet do.
Fustians, buckram, &c. &c.
ALSO,
A few bales Of Negro Caddi:s, aedonc tfnns
fix and cotton ilirgs.
January z.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-01
FRUI3-ln fine Order.

This day received per iloop Sea-
flower, Lemons by the box or retail.
John A. Burford.
June IS. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-01
Dec. 70.
I4MES SANDERSON

Dec. 70. ----------------
IANEs SANDERSoN
i, received, in aidtiop 10 his late general III p
rG.:, which he wiaItll, by the quantity Ve-
+ low, and on liberal credit;
10 pipes 9TH proof cognlac Bran
puuchtons fscopa proqs Antigaa Rum.
20 barrel. New England otto.
pipes particular Tcnstifs Wine.
IA half pipes 40. do. do.
i, cafes ciaret, : and half dozea in each.
. boxes bea London Msaard, Is dozen
aA.
s do. 60. Double GIouceeer cheeie.
10 hOgheais Black Quart Ro.ttcs.
ALS0
IS hogheads Virginia ToB'AC7
30 now in fore.
May 81.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-01
public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, 60.
..,sos. will ). fold at the Vsndas Stores
ti0 r II NJ
ss1,. and bl.. Freach Brandy 10 p'pss'
Cain pipes and bis. -.
s ss,si i ahds. tisress aad bis.
S No.. nd brown Soap and ia boxes
/, w .o.l ~ "A 1ips Candles J
s .'s.. i; al ksgs, boxes aud jars,
s Se' q kegs and trails,
So. Mare in crates,
gseae,1lIJSSEHOLD FURNlToRE'
~ &c.ALso,
"A Variety Of DRY GoohS'
among which are
c,,,bs. Coatings, Keriemeres,
ma, Plans, Kcricys, Negro Go'tons'
Sra, ElaRieks, blue ffiszss,
\ Ss,', Raes!s, Yarn Stockings
sss,r,s ana Ca!licoes,
B IGb Linens, Sileia de-
S 10 ana Tieslsnburgs,
SI nd Muslin Handkerchief.
I . Mu,Iins and Table Cioskss,
+ psod,aua Handkerchief,
c sslus Threads, Ha,s and sundry other
'''A PahpG. MarfeAsr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
COtD RoNyD.

A few weeks ago man named Tho.
m1s Terry, Of Buckingham county, about
six miles from the courthouse, ia plow-
ing ore Of his fields, turned up lump OF
ore, which from some shining specks and
its weight, auraGed notice. He carried
it home, and thence next courI day, 10
the court house, in order TO ascertain, by
persons Of better judgment, whether OF
not, Il was Of any value.
A Gentleman Of this -neighboprhood,
on seeingii, bad no difficulty in probounc
ing il gold. This gentleman who has a
tas,e foe every branch ofuseful knowledge,
especially chemistry, undertook 70 refine
the metal for this poor man.--Fiom The
gross lump which weighed z OF dwI,
he sxifacted S OF 10 dWt pure gold.--
The metal was combined with a small
portion ofsilicious earth - The soil where
,his gold was found is thirsty, thin & grey
ish, and somewhat brokeii.-- Star.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30


On Thursday the 9TH inst (Noyember,)
the SuHy races commeDced.--First day,
the Surry Jocky Club Purse Of $50 dollars,
three nIie heats -
Mr.. Gtay's . c st. Leon, by Bed
ford, ) years old, /
MIR. IohEson's h ecu de Lion, by
ecu Elton, years old, 4 3
ElF. TsliafeSro's b Negociator, by
Bedford, years old, 3 3
Mr.. Balls u c Escape, by Sal.ram, 4
years old, 4
Mr.. Brownies b Overseer, by Cor
moraht, years old, dist.
Mr.. Coodricb's bf Silver Cord, by
Druid, 4 years old, DIR.
Scfsad eoy, me frofriefor's Eprse II $50
dohars, fqVo p1iLs heats -
Mr. Balls b Sterling, by Sterlisg, 3
years old, ]
Mr.. Jotnson's b Deception, by Di-
omei, yesrs old, 2 3
d.. Dixon's b c Sun Beam, by Sal
tam, . years cid, "a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30

+ Mr.. Cooper, of New Jersey, in a shor
publication on this subject, has made som,
Judicious remarks, which could w;sI
we'e more attended 10. he seeAs To b,
thoroughly convinced. by long course Of
experience, that il is OF very great impor-
,ance, to Gull the best seeds of every kind
Tor planting aud that negligence ia this
| respect u The general cause Of deeenera-
Ton IN. many kinds of produce. He mas
l convinced me that attention to this SUBJ
iJect would befepaid with Interest,".
Judicions observers Foreigners especi-
any, have remarked as icaYt,tai and IRE.
v0fHng. error among our farmers, the en-
deavoring 10 cultivate too much land.
! And one who will compare the PRODUCE of
small farm near the sea ports. with the
usual product OF the same number Of q.
cres OF like quality in the country, may be
convinced that the refnayk is not without,
foundation. !. Il is in husbandry as in o.
Tier things--a little well done is better
than great deal i'll done; and he that
grasps at more than he can hold, often, in
manner, loses the whole.
have noticed an agricultural resor,.
published in Rhode-Isiand paper some !
time last autumn, containing an accoun, of
the crops IN thats,ate for that year. The
plan advocated by the writer, of publishing
yearly reports concerning the crops in the
u'nsrent states, IS vel! worthy OF being a.
dopted; hope some intelligent farmers
VIII attend 10 the Performance of it. Il
were 10 be wished, 100, tha, the editors of
ne "s papers, GENERALLY, and especially in
the country towns, would pay much more
attention to agriculture than they do: it |
would be ofmore real service to the coun.
try than whole reanas OF political contso-
yersy.
Il Is understood that a monthly pabIica
ton, devoted 10 Medcine and Agriculture.
IS about 10 be commenced at Boston. bv
Mr. Daniel Adams. fproperly conduc-
ted II may aioid iniormation of much va |!
Tue at small expense. Every friends 10
improvement and Information will wish
success to The undertaking. I
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
ENGLISH NAVY.
Faom TIE rARMka's CABINET.

Many farmers entertain an idea that no
Improvements IN their profession can be
attained by reading. Their preiudices on
this head are unreasonable. Tho reading,
Without practice, viii never make "a good
farmer; yet reading joined 10 fi;acfiee may,
no doubt, be of great service.
Interesting experiments in husbaodry,
receipts for preventing the destruction Of
plants by insects, and information, gene.
"a! and particular, relating to the various
branches Of agriculture, might be circuat.
cd in the newspapers to great advantage.
Experiments should be thoroughly III.
ed, and particularly described Otherwise
we shall probably be able to obtain no use
fnl Information from their publications.
One man will assert, that poor seeds, If
ihey viii but sprout, are equally good with
plump ones 10 produce crop; and, to
prove IL, will give instances wherein good
crops we're raised from blasted rye, small
potatoes, &c But, to decide fairly on the
maiIer,i, should be known neither intbese
instances, The ground was not in better
preparation than usual and, especially il
should be decided whether the pract,ce of
sowing poor seeds from year to year, does
not occasion gradual depreciation ia the
produce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
COMMUNICATION.

Nix. PEASANTS,
| OBSERVING with astonishmen.i
this days Eoquirer, an unfounded, s We
ICY illineral cehsure, OH a majority Of hi
Coart Of Appeals; it is though, expedi
ent to take some notice oft, lest the bale
iuI prison should produce the neiariou:
effect intended by The author.
he paragraph alluded 10 runs thus:-
Ia the celebrated case of Marshall VS.
Conrad, which we have lately detailed
IN Our paper, Judge Lyons, The presd-
r. ing member of ahe court, did not deli
yer himself a, full length but simply
con'en'-d himself with concurrine in O.
piH'on with Judges Fleming and Car.
rihg,on. Three Judges, therefore, were
"a iavolr OF allowing Mr.. Marshall's
Claim to the rents in the town or VIM
chester ne venerable Judye Rou,ie tood
" cone IN his SUPPORT Of the righ.s Of Me
T" Heohie."
he writer of these remarks is persua-
ued ina. the teofale require nothing but
trus information, aud The free exercise of
thsi' unbiased reflection, to form cor
rect Judgment on the couducl of the SER
wants oil the public: but be that as il NAV,
no political consideration whatever ought
70 influence Court Of Justice, in deciding
me rights between citizen and citizen
ana no musive of policy should induce a
ceurt 10 strain and torture statute, TO
oiScovef an intention and meaning never
conte INFLATED by the Legislature, in order
70 deprHe ciiIz-n Of his Justly acquitted
rights. And i. viii no doubt, affo,d Mr.
Richie grea, consolation 10 be informed
OF an incon'estabie fact, that two OF our
very able AID venerable Judges who hold
lots IN the town Of SYinchesirr, and are
consequently subjea TO pay an annual
rent on isIrui for ever, are OF opinion that
tbe Judgment Of The Court Of Appeals is
perfectly correct.
November 90.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
MEAY 81 COWAN,.
.TY.l1CH 81 cyoc6 sTtxEoc,.

4
who tender their services tosheir friends and
the public in the iiuc of their profession. ar,d
nope IRON unrcmi,tinS attention 70 mer;t ,I,c
confidence OF their customers They ,ena;,
Wachss and Clocks of every descrip,ion M.
an@ 7. have jast received a large and fashionable
"s assortment Jewellery. consisting Of
I"ge' fancy 'no.lrning. set and plain Ear-rings
1oid and gold set Necklace,
handsome asAortment OF oruanen,eJ tortoise
shell Combs, '''''e
Finger Rings. r'-''' y
m1Ifning, plain and plain set Breas, Pins.
Sp'd Miniature Settings aud Chain,
Mourning and plain Bracelets and Meek C,a.,s
Monrning and fancy Lockets.
L-e .l, and Cenilemens gold. gilt, silver and
SIX Watch Chains. "''S
God, gilt, peLste and glass Seals,
God, gilt and s;eel Keys.
and Studs :" "''0's'
Silver Thinbies. Salt Spoons, Ne,,iny s,eeses
lso'h Picks and Shoe Clasps, with a variety
They have likewise on hands a few good
MaIcnss, all of which they offer on the mos,
reEsonahle terms ~ ''~''
q Miniature Settings and Hair AZ ori
executed n the .'ea;est .naaner.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
~ Ta1 lsaAsr7Ax7s OF hsysi,1, LoUIsA
AND GoocHLdSH.

II ~ rag IEIdBl7AS7S OF hRSR!tS,, Lor{Sd
D. AND GoccHLdSn.
FELLow CIrrzsSs,
THAT doubts may cease toexst about
my Offering 10 rcpre.ont this cist,ia AT ,.,e next
Senatorial eietaicn. ,'ins i r:sh. 20 say, that
If | 1--we shall be C5ndiia.e.
| IL is always improner IL 10 be avoided. Cor 4
man 10 gay any ,lingfor himself; ard exueme-
iy ressfct. thar feel compelled from ciroams,an-
ces which exista 10 do so. =
Because profess Christianity my views are
denounced, and design is attached : buS SINCE il
IS my opinion that the religion of an individual
belongsto hiaissf. would willingly ask thar
indu'gence OF others which am wiling 10 ex-
tend. II others differ with me. il ought NO, to
become source OF coaiest. for in this way has /
1t happened, thar mighty dissentons have been |
generated and cherished. -s
Ai'ho' am no advocate for religious tests. K /
have always thought that government and Ielisi-
on onsls TO uni'e M 40 plan of operation, yet /
na'e hever learned that the religious belief OF
man made him worse citizen, or 4 worse re.
preventative -,
WHAT the pecpc are to ,eauire, is whcthe- j
my political principles of the kind hey wish,
ahu not wi.e,iet am of this or thai xei2ious {
persuasion 1t IN enquiry of this sort should be
gone INTO have only 10 ask = retrospect orihe :
events OF my life, and an enaeavour TO find our
whether It any time have deyiated from the 4
po,i'eas principles which now ayow.
IL 100, IL should he fornd rhsS nv MENTAL &C {
quFemenFs NY qpaify NC fos an appointment so
,"Pot'aa. among the Cand.dales, his deieS: can e
DC ,enea'ed and al opportunity is Afforded OF le
making an elstien better sgised 10 the views Of
the people. - Il
Accept my respect. :: II
GERARD BANKS. !:
SooeniSnd Nov IL 1865. 4w }
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
NOTICE.

NE Members Of. the Mutual
e AsscrAute Society. azsinst fire ON bu;,d-
5nGs tthe sials Of Nueln;a, are hereby rso.e.t-
"a 10 "i'snd ,'cr es,nra General Meet;as ~ he
On NE nFs' MONDAY m ianrsty nesi. M. !,
10 'he - -. icy el'd,e said Sspnsh .
any MsTiner Shivh do,h rot attend, - m.
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RICHMOND ACADEMY HOTTER Y
CLy1SS III.
FIRST DAYS pRAWlNe:l

Priz= OF 5000 Doiiars--No. eso5.
Plzesot 100 Dollars--Nos. 6l7T zoos.
pr'ze OF SO DoIlars--No. zoss.
rrizes OF rs Doilars--Nos. 1908 62o7.
b1a"hs--Nos. All 1859 44ie 1895
sofo 1921 54al 1851 5642 1858 COOL
oo5S 6ioe Elsa 6sy5 6ass 1891 zlss
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THIRD DAYS DRAWINc

Prizes OF SO Doilars--Nos. e7ss s7sea,
1lanks--Nos. 4i26 44<6 4d9s 1857
4eoe so15 Siss 1871 55Ft 1885,. sFs4
1898 $3.50 '6i+3 6299 6597 6ese e67l
6sss 72o3 1924 1895 764i,
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SECOND Days DRAyvINc.'

BSanks--Nos. 1850 1909 4l7Y 4s46
ASss 4444 1852 45is AGO 4sa7 1886
so4i $500 $3.50 54s4 $685. 5000 6i7l
oiSo $50 65lS 66e7 6si7 1894 1850.
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