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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-11
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; AlLtholeeindebted to the late con-
ioem of ,Bfssett ard IYafts, will pleale TO take
notice, that the fuplcriber ia the OILY perfon e.
eally authorized corrective the debts due laid Gen.
Germ; and be RESPECTFULLY fplicits thote indebted,
to come forward and difcharge faid debts wisholr
delay, or. give satisfactory fecarties fol, tie
fame.
CHARLES Bennett, z
Sole Agent Of the concern Of Bennett and Watts
April IS. ediw3todo twolo
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Taompjon's aromatic Tooth Patte.
For ,he fcurvy 10 the teeth and gums, and ior
whitening and pteiessing the teeth. Il kkewle
takes of all difagreeable tnsls from the Dream,
which generally aries from icoIbutlc gums ana
bad teeth. This patio Is much in uie, and hish-
" sacemed by all thofe who value the preiefyat-
On of their teeth, /. may be applied at all times
with the grsateft fafesys tits neatly pun Up In
ner.sr boxes with pager directions. Price 50
centsa box.
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N O T / C E.

The fublcriber Intending lhortly to
leave this difna, earnefiy requcAs all thoGe in,
debted to cali and iette their accounts; aud fuch
as have;clains onhim, TO cali for payment.
S : $ John Bryan.
April>2 aaw4w
N. B. The houIe OCCUPY, to let.
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FRESH FRUITS.
T. A. BURMRD,

T. A. BURWRD,
late D,ion's Store, Prince Street, has this day
resolved from Jamaica and Nevis,
Oranges, extraordinary large and
fweet,s
| ines, the artt import this year,
Cocoa Nuts, &c.
Has on Hand,
Soft SHIELD Almonds BY the 4fssil or
retail. a-
Raifns by the box oIsdo.
Englllh Walnuts,
P,eferyed Prunes,
Fllbeus,
She6ba.Ss,
Sweet Meats,
Wet India Pickles, &c.
Sweet Oil by the box, dozen or liReIs bottle,
Stouahton's Cordial Bittsrs, ditto
Bea chewing Tobacce6y the kegs or retail,
p,,,l bv RI barrel or ditto
r., Fbv the barrel <or ditto
Jn,;oaby he key or disio
Shad BY the barrel,
nsrsiers, ditto
Cteefe OF a hyperion quality,
Bacon, ditto,
Nth q general ,aDortmsaa Of
GROCERIES g DRY GOODS.
AS USUAL.
N. B. i have this momsnt received
quantity of hrlt quality Cod FJa, &
few barrels Of New York Pl9bins, in
prime order.
April ~. 10
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general sGortm.ns Of Dsugs, Patent Ms
c;n.,. Shop furniture and ViaIs: few hand
fom. Hall Lamps Indian Shades Proof.vials !;
Eaencc of Spruce Patenr Backing Msds.rra
and Sh.rry vine black bottles in hogiheads !;
ps;nfs ground in oil and few barrels Flax.
feed Oil, which he viii fell On reaionaois serms
for cath, or 70 punttual rutomers on mort
credit.
thoiegwho psrchafe the above Mlsdicines by the
dozen.
March II. Jaw.
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III Subscribers have ON board tire
q p.Carliae, daily expetlsd into Baltimore
from London,
m elegant a0oyament of sMglQi7, and
other goods, jaitabh 10 the Jsaoa.
r. Veitch & Co.
Uni ON Cheap bread Manufaf7o1y,
Orr Ere the Market,
Ado in,ng James S. Scars, Royal afeet,-
SLExANDRIA--
By WILLIAM LOWELL,
Who begs leave to inform the Ladies, Gertle
me n, and the Public in general, in this town,
RIA on Wednesday, the frf of May, h: will
cor imence baking; where they may be fap.
pli, wist BREAD OF .he fit quality and
lou baked--on iuch terms never before OF.
fcr d in this placc---ss follows:
7sE lE eighteen penny loaf tor 20 cents, nine
4 penny loaf for 10 cents, four pence half.
renay Loaf for cents and, for the convenience
of tht ,fe Wife family CT circumstances will not
admit of LARGE BREAD, he will make the
three penny loaf two ounces heavier than the
.wetgl 1t fixed by the Clerk af lbe Marktt, as di.
rcGte 1 by the Corboration; 70 that the labouring
man will be fcryed on as good terms as the mer.
chen /. The BEET suPGkF1NE FLouR fer hcuie
keep og at JfOex etAts per pound, or 6ftetn
pnur Is for dollar Thoic Ladies and Gentle
-men who with to be regularly lupplied at their
own hopfes, will be obliging enough TO fend a
lire as sbovt, which will be attended TO, G,rat
asso yranre 10 ieIlers of Brad. To prevent any !
nrsf understanding shc above terms are CASH, IN
teis where fs,cd credits agreed on, and ibofe
afe expected to be regularly .paid--thc profits !
bsi ag fmsi.
N. B. To Tavctns, Boarding houles, and |
aq, &c families, there will be additional iayn,g
eft ten per cent in buying LARGE LoAygs IN
pr sfercnce to SMALL.
April &C.. d
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TO be Rented, for One Year,
r. N ~ ~ L.. I

Bsj the SubScriherS
"A valuable Merchant Mill, near the
yLft1le Falls OF Potomac, with rhres pair French
Barr Mil-loncs, and every ntcsRary machine
complete for manufacturing -four. sotbe beff adj
va6tagc, and with as little manual labor as poi
Gble. Alto,
a Brewery, Granary, Millers' and
Brew.rs, lieptes, Cocpers Shops, &c. Fer terms
apply 10 Edmsud I. Lee, eJq. IN Alexandra.
s VIM. HERBERT,
R. B. LEE, l . s,; . 0, ~
Thos. SWAMI, esend.
VIM. B. PAGE,
May7. eod,t.
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~ FiESE Bis..rs have undoubtedly he'd the
mott rapid iai. of any Pesent Mtsiciae e
srrsf bsfars difcossrsd, and are jhay Appreciated
Fer their iins alar AMI uaconmop virtues tor re
sxiioying weak aud a.cay.d combinations, and all
that sr,;n Of complicated CON paints 70 common In
the ipring and fail feafoas, zach as istermifast
= s4EFse0srs atd gass, 1org 3a,amsal -FsOtri, py-
s.sSsteyiss, Sc. They are ALTO very plsafant biz
ter fos commoa ute, and where they are known
they have taken the place aad fupesceded the use
~of ali other bittcis IN public huiesas well a. 10
private families. so cents box.
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VdlaaM PtebertyJ for saac.

a piece of ground, on the wen {,
.of Union. tiseet, ard to the fouthward Of H.
! hin trees: beginning on Uhion fse, So
and half inches to the fouthward Of F,ar,3
frees, and running fouthwarfly with Union a.
So feet 5 and half inches, and exlendn2 bscb
feet inches.
] Another piece of ground, lying :
the iou'h lide OF Franklin erect, and Sea ID.
fPorenac itreet; beGinnlng al the interiscsioo
tie itrcets and running wefwardIy VIII Ft...
in fleet 5. feet inches, fouth.yar5!y, Win p
tomac Erccs, sS feet 8 and half inches.
An half-acre of ground, on the W.,
iide CT Royal ltreet, and fouth i,de OF Cal
!trees.
The above property is part Of b.
eltatc OF the la'c captain JoHN IiAaeEs AZ.
dr.acd it lhould be fold Tor the p,ylnrnr n x
debts. It will therefore be difpofed Of at a% Il
lie sua;o'', on tie rrsmfes, at ten o'clofE !.
the forenoon, Of the Grft Saturday in |pos n,,,1
10 the highef bidde., One fourth OF Ii, nm
lchaie money TO be paid down, ops fourth IN n
months, one fourth in twelve aonths ard 1.
remainder in eishteea months, from The dav !.
falc. A good nile will be mad. On the r4c.;,
Of the fit paynentt, taking deed Of traa .,
rhc property, to fecurc the remaining oarnr,,,
MARY HARPER, E%ecu.rx.
Vim. HERHERT,
SAMUEL CRAIG,
JOHN DUNLAP, (hAsca'sfs
w. HAR1SHCRkE,
Mays. zawr4 M4d6, !
PUBLIC SALE.
VIII be cxpeled 10 Pubic S,!eto the hiah.a ia
der, fer ready money, on the pren,tf.s, on s,
turday the aoth April next, by vir,l. Of a
decd OF trait daily executed to nc fsr the DIR
psic of datisfyiag debl iherea mention.
ed,
4 LOT, or PIECE of GROUND
ON RAMSAY'S WHARF,
ituate on the eaf file Of Union ifrcer and to ii.
Of King fr,s: in tie town OF Altxan
lria, fronting fxty five feet FIX inches on Unio1
treet, and feyenty feet on Fayetfe a.v. The
title is indiputable, and tn; ia!e viii connenc.
.t three O'Clock III the afternoon.
John c. Herbe,L
Truaee.
March 10. CO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
LONDON. july IL.

The crops throughout the country are
OF excellent promise, and somc fne we a
,her now would render them NOT only
more forward; but more abundant than for
some years past.
The agrIcalcurisss 10 CaInbridgeshire
and other countries are prosecusing wnh
success, a. system oil ciearing bean lands
by means ON 1pcx OF sherp, winch, when
turnedin, cessroy The weeds, without ia
the least inluring the beans, by which the
heavy expeusr OF hoeing Is 10 great mea-
sure prevsnted aud tie lard improsed.
\. The Austrian Miuistet Coah Starhern
berg, is on I c eve OF his departure for
Vienna upon business of the u most I'M.
portsuce. HIS excsllency is mucn attach
ed 10 England.
|, The new mode directing now ore !, e raj
~ adopting through the Navy. promises
to De attended with incalcAlab.s adsanta
ges. BY this plan, the main sa,lsot first
rate ship is reefed by two men Oh the
yard with more facility than when forty
were employed TO effect it,
Twenty thousand men, CAVALRY and in
fantry, will We areinformed. be spcamped
Immediately on The Curran of K dare
The Portsmouth, letter in our ship news
Yesterday contained an account Of The al
nvai OF the Anna Jacobina, from Bengal,
tor Copenhagen. By passenger on
board this sh;p, ii is reported that no &C.
count OF any action had beea received a,
Bengal on The Is, OF February, subseqae.l,
to the attack ON Molkar al Bnrtpoor, by
the troops under the comma,.si Of Col.
Maitland. reformation had. however, ar.
rived, that the enemy, soon after the en-
lgagement, Quilted that place, and retired
several miles iptothe country. The chic
had very fe" followers with him, his t, oop.
were almost totally dispersed and The wa
was generally considered at an end.
Last "Wednesday the American shir
Hua,ress arrived al the port of Lancaster
recapsored by the Neptune, Wilson, o
that place, in company with the Crescen
and d:betnia, OF Liverpool, on their pas
sage from Iprtola. They also rccap,ur
ed the American ship Charles Carter
fomkihs.. both which vessels had bre, Ter
days IN possession of The Spanish priya
teer Maria, Lobe, from Porto Rico. The
Neptune arrived ia,e on Wednesday even
ing at Lancaster.
By our port letters of this morning, we
have ads'ces of several ships beng seen a,
sea ~ varions attitudes between Europe
and America but not ore word do any
of mem bring respeaog Lord Nelson o,
tie combined fitets.
We learn by thela adyices from In.
dla, hat the Marquis Wellesley INTENDED
Ia proceed on his tour 10 The Upper Pro,
vlnces early in the spring. if 50. his Lord
! hip, u IS supposed win be al DELHI, much
about he time thai the Marquis Cornwall
lis will arrive al Bengal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
BOSTON, September 4.

FROM LIsBoE.--Capt. Hooper, arrived
here yesterday, IN S6 DAYS from Lisbon. in.
forms, that about FIVE days previous 20 his
sailing, a British fr,gale from Lord Mel
sons squadron, arrived at Lisbon, and pu,
dispatches on board packet direet for Ea-
gland. The frigate then proceeded Old the
Mediterranean. Capt. Fl. did no, bea,
whether bis lordship was going up the Ne
dIterraDean, nor where he was.
FROM CIRRALTAR.--Capt. Simmons.
arrived here on Saturday in IS DAYS from
Gibraltar, informs, that an official and de-
Jailed account ofihe negotiation and peace
WIN lripoli, had been received at that
place, and that he was promised copy
otthe same by the American Consul. but
oe'ng readyfor sea, and favorable breeze
ssPringIng up, he left the place without il.
lie however understood, that the terms
were an exchange of prisoners, and the
gra'uity from our government of so 900
dollars. 'S0o
Capt. 5. further informs, that Lord NeI.
son bad arrived at Gibraltar, without l,av.
ing heard any thing of,he combined fleets
rem about four days after leaving the w
indies and Immediately proceeded TO III.
'usn bay, TO water from whence he wa :
70 proceed in pursuit Of the enemy. de.
tefmining (ss he said) to follow them
while ne had vessel in situation for the
service. W '"S
a letter received in town from C,;br,J-
,ar' ana dated the gath July, states, ssthat
Loso Nelson arrived at that place, few
DAYS previous, having been unsuccessful
~ ms pursuit OF the combined French and
spanish Elects; and that he Immediately
proceeded 10 the westward in search Of
them.' ~ VI
ne letter also adds, "T'hatI 900 Spa
n'sn troops we're encamped at the north
'front.' OF Gibraltar, from which the garrison
u1''y expected to be attacked bu, were
cepion.v "
fkoA koeHELLE.---Capt. Jarvis, arr;v.
ca here on Friday, in 4s DAYS from Re-.
cheiie, Informs, that soon after teav;,s
port and while passing off Rochefort. he
met French squadron, consisting Of =
san OF heavy ships, coming oot IF he
Roads, who brought him to ard orderrd
MN ln.o The Reads. spder the custody Of
gun Dr'g soon after he had come 10
anchor IN The Roads, Che brig being a
bout To execute some order At Be;ta1rv
psssage) the wind favored his esosne.
lie sailed. He could not ascerta;n,he ~.
act force OF the squadron, nor their desti-
nation. $3.50 - ~
~ was currently reported in town. on
Saturday, that Mr. Bowdoin, had no, hem
accredited as Minister of the u, states
10 the Court OF Spain. On wha, authority
the rumour was founded we know moi (;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
I, !. !; SAVANNAH !. leseo.> Aug. 50.

Extraao q letter from Augusta, 10 the
\ editor, dated the a6lh inst.
" You may announce to your readers
that the Majorgenerrls efltlnis state CON.
yened at LouisviiIe on the ! 9th inst. 20 e.
taDiso general .nilisiaunilorm through-
Out The state. believe green turned up
with black, yellow buttons on which
rattle snake is to be represented & he
dress fixed ON. The arrangement Of hi.
business occupied two or three days, which
IN short time will be published.
VA deputation of Creek Indians is an.
pointed to proceed to the City Of Wash.
ington for the purpose Of disposing Of, to
US, an additional part Of their country.
Our neighbourhood and town cop,;n.
ues healthy. A great quantity Of rain has
fallen in these parts which has risen The
river Savannah to such height as 20 -
verilew Beach Island EARNED for the cuI.
tare ofcorn] ( destroyed all their CROPS. ;.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
NEW. YORG. sent. Z

b
The Brush ship Leander, aod the fri
gate La Vile de Milsn, from Halifax, are
gone 10 cruise oifthe mouth of the Della
ware-and probably another ship or two
viii be, stationed of the Chesapeake. The
Prr,cipaI ports Of the u. States viii then
DC ~ pretty complete state OF blockade.
! The ships Of war at Sandy Hook, we are
informed, board AN vessels bound in or ont.
The ship Ocean, whose capture was no
ticed Yesterday, was bro'tto and cleared
by the Cleopatra after which she was de-
tanned by the Cambnan, and ordered for
Halifax. under convoy Of the Indian sloop
.'ot war. .Ss
September 3. s,
Captain Fairchild, of the ship Aurora,
icom HAVANA, informs us that DAYS pre-
yious % ms saiilhg, Mr.. Hut, the Anne.
rIcan Consul, smut his Office, and declined
dong any business, in consequence OF
some dispute with The Spanish Govern
meet. on The subject of the depredations
committed by Spanish cruizers on the
commesce OF the United States. several
masteis af vessels, who have been taken,
plundered, aud sent INTO Batabano and O.
,her places in the island, having applied to
the Consul for redress.
Six American schooners had been sent
into BaIabano (west side of Cuba) and the
masters OF them arrived at Hayanna the
day before the Aurora sailed. One Of
| them was captain Cranston of pilot boat
schooner from Philadelphia, taken by The
lptivaleer Launch.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

but It's certain thai letters have been re-
ce'vcd hers by Some recent arrivals from
HSpesn, stating that he would not proceed
10 Madrid; but 6h the contrary, was nc
tualiy preparing to take his passage Cor
England, with Instantly and suite.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

Blair's Lectures
Ditto Serm ons
Medical Dictionary
Roscoe's Life of Lo-
renzo de Medici, 8
vols. eyo.
Pursuits of Literature
Democracy Unveiled
iIarris's Encyclopedias
aiks & Sketches at
the Cape of Good
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
: JACOB JOHNSON.

6ootscHer q Staficn-r. Jeu doors 5elou, ~.
Mar&es- Honse. R;cSn.ond.
Has just received in addition TO hi. fo,r,.-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
STHTIONdRT.

super royal printing, lowered. foclscap, ict,er.
wove q plain folio posi- papers blank bosLs of
all sizes printing ink and general assor,rrenr
OF articles IN the Stationary hne--ana the high.
*. piiee IN cash or goods viii be given for all
bove store. If Sept. IL. Is0s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
NORFOLK, September 9.


This morning letter was put into our
hands from very respectable gentleman
OF this borough, stating circumstances
which we are very sorry to learn, but COM
ing from such respectable source, we
cannot for moment oubttheir veracity,
and our duty dictates an exposure of such
intolerablc conduct.
The New-York packet Weymouth. on
her passage from this TO New York, hay.
ing on board several ladies and gentlemen
OF this place, was met by the British sloop
Of war Hawke or Driver, who fired seye-
raj shot at the packet, after she had hove
too, and within 100 yards distance. The
lieutenant, who came on board, behaved in
the most brutal manner, reviling the A.
mericans in the grossesi terms, and wish
ing that his nation was at war with Us.
They were " the acl oftakIng two slaves
from on board, when observing their age,
the officer declared, IL they were not so old
he would have taken them.
Those outrages, committed in sight OF
our ports and by persons whose stations
would lead to supposition tina, they we're
gentlemeD, cannot be censured ia terms
stronger than they merit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

[ The fo.io7yihe e.rtracf ne cotied from, a let.
Ter in ne hands Of a commercial friend,
received from an officer on board tie Con-
sHsuifon, dated EfAL4h, June 26, 1861
(" Our differences with TripoIi, have at
length been completely and in my mind
honoraby settled, thro' Com. Rodgers and
Col. Lear, and il has been done without
fir'ng single shot at the city. The terms
o. which the peace has been concluded,
will be made known To you tbro' the pro-
per depsrtment. The outlines / will here
state '--firs', an exchange of prisoners
was agreed upon, SO far as they went. saw
sS. For the remaining 2i3 we paid
10000 dUilars--wIthcut consular pre-
senss, annual tribute, or any other conside.
ration. All the American prisoners were
released previous to the signing of the
treaty, or a compliance on our part with
any OK the tpulations---wlilch evidently
shews how anxious the Bashaw was 10 end
the very u1.toffable contest he had been
SO long engaged in with the Americans.
The Tripohtan prisoners were not deliver
ed to the Bashaw, until the irigaie Consti-
tuition had left Tripoli with the Amer.
cans, arrived at Syracuse, received on
board The Tripolitans, and returned to Tri-
poli--and all this was done IN IL days."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
LdndS. forSnze in BncklneIqn1c oll,llr.

IL SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the
4 following traets ofLand viz.-lo0o acr..
beginning where maj Charles Yaace,'s line i'.,ns
his on Jsmes river and extend out &c iiacIude,Ie
above quantity. SO aste leave ON the low ,orn,ls
with suiheient timber 10 support ira so su,
tracts on Sycamore island creek and its wat,rs
Of four hundred acres each. adjoining the lantis ae
maj. fsncey and the snbscriber's: ,ho>e 800,
traits were formerly the properly of co; Inn
Hopkins of Gocchand on the ovger etaoi go ~
TO be good mill seat--Likewise = traSt on No.
redih's creek OF three bundled g. eight, e,vs, u
ores. adjoining the lands of col VIM. pe,k;ns ~,
which is a plantation sufficient 70 work I've o.
SIX hands to advantages. thriving young orc ha,d
IN bearing one or two years. an exceiient c,t,t
running thro' the plantation on watch nr,eni lie
erected convenient mill in wealthy neishhor.
hood; he above land abounds with very roor3
pine for buildings-Also a traa of two or three
hundred acres below John Bagby, sen.,s ON ,n;s
there Is small pantation with excellent f,,,;r
trees. and a good situation for rsill ! f,esh
broke the dam andleft the house which e ,,vo
srones high, and at small expense mas he nus
IN grinding order The above lands .ay coov,,,;.
entto Warminster. and viii be shewn to anv me-.
son W shing 70 purchase. by the proprietor. md
the terms made known. ~ -
JOSEPH cABELL.
Buckingham, RiptDn. 3 h Sept 1905 sr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

More Sfofaffon.----We are sorry to an
bounce the capture Of the brig cafharine,
Capt. SEWARD, from Antigua, of and for
this port, laden with valuable cargo OF
Rom, tor account Of citizens Of the United
States and merchants Of this place and
Portsmouth. The Calharine was taken
by a French privsteer, and ordered for
Porto Rico. There has not been capture
yet made which has excited more alarm s.
more indignation. There was not the
least colourabIe pretext for this capture,
the owners OF The vessel and Of all the car
SO are well known 70 us, and they are all
citizens Of the United States. The only
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

i'ea' se' hear ys. hear %.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

Buckingham, Ript9n. h Sept 1905 SIN
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-31

5000 tickels at 10 dollars each, 10000
N. B. Plies fubjeeted to deduction OF hi.
teen per cent.
This Lottery has bsen authorized by tie 'e.
eii,ature Of Virginia, for the lsnsiaoie Pu.poie
of e,.a:sg fe'nioary Of earning in or near the
metropolis of this fate. Win shis view It is
contemplated TO raIe 10. 900 dollars, ard :, 500
dollars il adt.uioo, for detraying The exp.oces at
,endant On drawing ME lottery. Cisizen' OF the
ara refsca4bili,y hav. been fr.eeed as truaees,
and they have pledged themleses to ufs their ut.
mort exe,tinns u cs.sy it INTO eject The ichsme
) ha. the advantage f giving TO each d ensmer a
chaoce &c. Ions very lazy pfizcs. w.iIa The pro.
porticn IF prizes TO blanks, is 70 great 20 in
vie tie friend. Of the insentcd ntti.ucn 10 var
IKE in The lottery, with very little nix OF sttir
bee .Hifg lof.rs. The treafuser Of this Rate IS
10 be appointed 20 receive Tie money ilr the
tickets as they are fo!d, ard to psy tie amouht c
The prizes 10 fortunate adyen'ucn. tis be'nY.
ed that the above corhlefa,iohs will irduce "a
pid fale efthe tickets, AID tie drawing will com.
mence as foon as a fufhcnnt number fhall he fold
10 authorize i.--which it's believed will DC on
the kcora Moadsy N December next. .
Richmond, ian. 81, 1904. 60
-. Tickets to be had Of Robert
Pollard, DR.. !. Breekenborough, len.
VIM. Price, (Reg. Samuel Pseafsa's.
Jun. and YIN. Pri:cha.d.
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.ton, and may be alsd with rerea fsety % segnsht
woman or an pisn;s wsek cid, containing n,sa Psr.
Gle of mercury, any other dangerous srecelt what
ever and is not accompanied that toreuting incl
which attends the application Of other rernediss.
THE ANODYNE Elixir.
For the cure Of every kind Of he1t-aehe.
INDIAN VECETABLEfSP
fafe and fpesdj remedy for the veneria diieaie
r aAa ounce Of prevention IS worth p''uud OF cure.
For the prevention and Of bilious and malignant
fevers
REcoMMENDED
Or. HAHN. ANTE. BILLiOUS PhLS.
The operation of thefe pills specifically mtd to nc
ued with faiey by pcrions in every htuaen' and OIL
~ age. e.-... s.--.,'..4 "a.
They are e1cellently adapted to carry OF fnPeruou.
bile and proven. its morbid feeretmns-to retne ami
amend the appee-,o pr"eure free peripira'on, and
thereby prevent colds, which often atrerded win
fatal conequenees-a dof pever Fails {" re"ve eo,a'
il taken on its rt appearance They are celebrated f
removing hahitual eoi}ivcasfscknes at the ttemacn
and fsvcre head ache-and ought to he taken 81 ali
perlons on change Of climate.
kF Sold likewile BY S. Plea}ants
Richmond Res and Douglass, Peters.
burg T: Green, Fredericktbargh G..
Pwd's, SmstAfsM; NJ. Jones, Suffolk j.;
DR.. Miller, Winehefer; r. GrsenhOu.
WliamJbwg; and 7. Shaw, Lee/S"5,