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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22
FROM SoUTH asyKpT(,1

.Nrat tue new bridges and
VIII be let TO mares at the moderate or;ce Of ,sn
dollars the ieaion payable the fire. of GA. nsr,.
put notes 60 be fent with the msre,) NAV be d;f'
charged BY paying eigh, dollars on or by the m
OF auguss when the fesion will end. infurar,,
n,teen dollars (notes fen, as above payahie m
March 1900 And our dollars eaG6 the lean. n
s,.ner cafe IS eenssto the gloom TO be paid down
Wares will be fed with clover and lueern gr,,;.
snd corn u required, at the rsIiipe price. I nav,
20 pare Rails IN firOng new Fable. with fab
,,ian'iai!iosks where they may be KEEP, Of nioh,.
qua WIN NOT be aniwersble for efeapes.
APPALUsIA is lately from South Amer;e,,
soou, ten years old, IS hands high, Of beautiful
NOW white colour. and mon Gle gsntly formed. f.
. unnecessary 90 poin, out the great fuperior,v Of
his excellent breed Of horfes for the faddIs. bar.
nsisY 1e. as It IS generally known that tbcy are
wen sa''ed, gentle, aad the m on hardy and ,briftv
nS''e' IN The world, and many live 20 Be upwsrd,
NrrALusiA food 10 Augus.a The fearon be-
.oIe '~',' wncre he proved TO be eer,sin foa ret
Vs., ano many OF bis colt, would have fold for 400
oon s can o. dsy old. A few mares were pu,
% nm me lar fsafon, (hss;ng bought him la,e)
Az OF whish proved With fosI.
February 18th, 1905. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22
JOHN G. GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE, Jun.

The subscriber (Robert Gamble, sen. avails
himself ofthis opportunity to thank his nun. srous
friends for the very large share of patronage he
has received the mercantile iinc--and hereby
tspders to the pul,li: his future services as C5u-
'a,ssion Meycbcnt He Hatters himself, his long
experience with other circumstances unnecessa-
ny here 10 msntiDn) entities him to The confidence
ofthcss who may save business of that nature to
transact in this city--assnring such OF his best
exerticnsto merit appreciation
Those who yet temarn inlebted toihe late firms
of Gamble " Cyarnl. of .,Iaunton OF Gamble
y Temps, Ro5rf Gar6le 81 Co. and Robert Cam
De. of the City OF Richmond. are once more ear
nsst:y requested to make immediate payment of
their respe Give balances. Such as continue re-
garfless OF this last notice cannot expect longer
indulgence.
Ro CAMILLE.
Picar,snd, Ifay 6, 1905 ep3w wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22
FOR SALE.

4 not so'd oy the l3th OF June next, it viii be
leased from FIVE to ten years. and possession
given OF the FIRST day of July next,
WOODBURY. Mills.
Lately built of brick and stone. so by - feet,
shree stories high. with durable stone dam, two
PAIR Burr and one pair Cologne stones, with ele-
vasors, screens, bonliing cloths, &c. on the most
approved construction and now in complies order
tor business situated Constant sire am, in the
midst OF a delightful wheat country, in tia coun-
~ OF Po,vha'sn, only one aud a half miles from
James river. and % miles above Richmond.
TO the mill will be attached a lot of about 100
acres land, on which s,ands a connections two
story dwelling house and other necessary ofrisez,
Handsomely enclosed. under post and rail fence.
with garden paled in, all new. being arely finish.
ed; cooper's and blarksnitb's shop, miger's
house, houses for the accommodation Of the
worsinen. and excellent water very convenient
Tor all purposes TENS may be know on appli-
cation TO the subscriber
THOMAS HARRIS, Iun.
P0wbafan country, April 80, 1906. 5w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22
NOTICE.
Vie co-partnership off ROBBERY

THE co-partnership of ROBERT
~ SAMPLE q SONS, will be dissolved by
mutual consent, on Saturday. the lith ins,ant.
Adj persons indebted to the said Arm. are ear.
hes,y entreated 70 make immediate payment to
e'f3er OF the subscribers. a compliance with this
request will prevent the painful necessity of re.
sorting to ecerciye measures
ne books will be placed in the possession OF
Nhsssrs. John and Robert Gamble, Jun. who are
su.nor.'ed to settle all accounts dueby, or to the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22
N O T / e. II.

Us hereby given to the creditors Of
HOOPER Z ToLER, against whom 4 com.
mission Of bankruptcy has been ;ssued aecor,;, !,
tolaw, that the commissioners and assi.necs 81
their estate will meet at their Office in the citS of
Richmond on Saturday the first Of Iuue me-, Ar
eleven o'clock, a n. ia orcles 70 make dividenI
OF their estate and eifcees when those creditors
who have not proved their deb,s must come ore.
pared, or they will be excluded the benefit of
said dividend.
Marcus Elraa, : n..,.
U5ikGm Iemtie, '1S''s1' ess'
Richmond, I'm April, 1905. iii
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22
TEN DOLLARS RRW.4RD.

kct>E away last evening, large stout made
- blood bay II o r e, upwards of I'VE feet
n'str. years old last spring, was shod all round
about two months ago. bar some of the shoes
may now be or; he has a large head and small
eyes, tFots and gaiIops if he has any other marks
by which he might be distinguished, they are not
reeoiieesed Ne had on a saddle good dea
worn' with hogssin seat and plated stirrups.
the horse and saddle TO the srbscribers.
Pickett, Pollard s Johnston.
Richmond. March S, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22
ROBERT GREEMHOW,

hobAIet GhEG.I< EiO w
M BRC'H4NfiH ISiHiap's5avg--ba ;uss reeeiv-
AZ ed tyfbs ship Dumfyiss, fran London. and
daily EXPECTS from Livepaol. bis usaat as4ortpIer.o
Tasty Spring Goods & Hardware,
Wbieb &c eers on p,os.vafc terns to bis eas,onets.
May II. 1905. ass
MILL be Sold, at public auction,
Wv on the Goth instant. for ready money, at
MIR. joseph Edmonison's Tavern, in Hanover
eonnty. SIX VALUABLE LAyES, belong
ing to the estate of A7icajah Butler, dec consist
ing OF TWO men. one woman. and three handsome
rulatto boys. By THE Conmrrrrss.
May alb. 1905. ,ds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-22

ID l. a NK 30 N ID S
For sale at this osice.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13
49oltncal.

The DemoCratick party in the United ffates,
at the preient day, afford in intcrefiDg fpe6tacle
for the contemplation Of reHe6ting men. Divi-
fon and diitruit appear in everv fiction Of the
country where this party has the aicendancy.
1t is crumblins IN pieces like rope Of fand, and
the fcveral materials of which it as compofed
appear too ipcongruous ever again to unite.
Ihc parties formed by thefe new divifions at
tack each other with the mott bitter inve6tivc,
and reciprocatc, very freely, the charges Of bri-
bery, corruption, ambition 6; fraud l-Accor-
ding TO their own fhowing there is none among
them that doeth good no, not one The vir-
ueuce with which this new war is carried on,
of dcmocrat againit democrat, even exceeds that
manfefed By the fame men in their attacks upon
the federalilts when in power. This latter par
". indeed, ieem to have been but peccadillos in
naifehief, compared with democrats, as it now
appears by the tales tlrey arc telling of each
other. The feeds of divifon feem to have
been TOWN at the Grf FELTON, of the 9Th con-
grels. They took deep root, and at the lait
ielion fPrung up with rapid growth. From
Warrington the fchiim has fpread far and
wide.
Thcfe divifons, however in the democratic
party, were reafonably locked for by men of dif-
cernment. 1t was thought impoaible for the diff
cordant materials Of which this party was COM
pofed, long 10 adhere to each other The frl
moment they felt iecure in their Ill gotten
power was the time for difunion, for then the
fpois OF victory were to be divided all could
not lhare alike, and bpt few be fatisied -Hcnce
chickering's and contention, ennIity and open war
lntead Of hailing each other as brother patri-
OTIS, it is now their principal employment to
ihow which is the greater rogue, and really, in
this undertaking, both fdes fucceed to admia-
tion 7rcmon Federali9.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13
From the Vermont Herald.
Mr.. ELLIOT,
TO HIS CONSTITUENTS.

LEI ER III.
UNTIL after the deciEon Of the honfe Of
rcpr cfentstives, on the final quehion upon the
amendment of the contribution, never had con-
templated the lubi@6t with fuitable degree of
cool reflection and deep invefigation. davipg
always poarfTtd prediction for what is cal
led the deGgnating, or discriminating principle,
regarded the objections to it, on the gronnu Of
its being injurious to the fmalI itates, as the
mere fophiitry, or at mott the the mere ingen-
uty of q party determined to oppofe every mea-
fure Of the majority. Much patient examina-
ton Of the fubjc6t, ar latter period, has con-
vinced me that ny hrlt inspections were er-
roneous and has, at the fame time, produced
in my mind certain conviction of the proprie-
city Of that remark, that he who never changed
his opinions, never corrected his mihakes
We're again to deliver my fentiments upon
the amendment, fhould urge the following OBJ
10 its adoption. In an abtraA view Of the
fubjea, in rendering the contribution sae re-
publican, which is the profeHed obica of Its ad-
vocates, il renders II lets 70: And i dinin-
lihes the influence and importance Of the ftnall
lfates, relatively to the large one.
BY the contitution aa il food originally, the
ele6ters were to vote for two perfons as candi-
dates tor the Offices Of pre6dent and vice pref
dent, without any diitind deGgnation Of par
ticular candidate for either etiice. Let US here
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13
Peaet4m, fYcr.) Jrne a., 1904.

PERMIT me 70 congratulate you on the
the .fuccels Of thol- cxcrtions which yourfclf
with others have made towards obtaining poR-
road from Portland 10 ST. Adams, and awaken :
ing the public mild ID a confederation OF the
advantages to be derived from r1aIting Turn
pike Road between thoie places. Through
Vermont the roaI VIII be furvevea and laid
ont this feafon. When this Is done, am per-
fuadcd thofeWho ihall have the double intcreit Of
the COMMON convenience Of iuch road TO the
country, and Of their Individual property being
htuated on faid road, will never ceaie their
exertiCns 'tll lis cc.mpilhment - I he
poit road we conf4cred an important meat
IRE as il would directly promote an union Of op-
erations. The mail is eaabifhed, but the length
OF time propoied BY the poitmaitcr general TO
carry t from Portland 70 ST. Adams; viii near
y fruitrate the obj@c we had Of receiving our
earlieit foreign intelligence by this route.
hope, iIr, III the OUTER Of the mail, we lhaN at
leatt have the experiment Of an expedlious
carriage Of it. fubnit to you the propoiition,
it il would not be vel to forward fome repre-
irntation to the general Polf Office, to expedite
the carriage Of the Mail from Portland to 4. AL
bans once week. if this fhal meet YOUR own
Appropriation and that OF gentlemen OF Portland,
will ufc my bet endeavors that concurrent
applications fhali be forwarded from Vermont.
] know that your relation with the general pott
oihce has been changed, and confdering the
public ipirlt you had exerted in the mcafures
had the honor to correipond with you upon, |
lelrned that circutnltande with regret. But fir,
am periuaded that your influence to promote
the PropOied mealurc is not diminilhed and
your former attention IS a fufIcient pledge that
Tou will not abandon an Object as long as you
ihail deem it important to the intereits of your
Nclshbors or Of The community.
ar, fir, your humble fcrvant, sc.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13

No man can buy or fcIl in his dominions,
without acknowledging MS mark or name, and
receisihsit, as il were, in the right hand, when
be fwears allegiance to the Ulurptr, on the goi-
pels.
His bisfphemeous anfwer 70 the fenatc, in
afItrting that the crown would remain in his
family for ages, may perhaps, be cia1ed among
the wonderful things he doth in the fight of
men (for 70, | think, the 18th verfe may be
tranGated,) and can hardly be denied to be a
Fit caufe for FIRE, or vengeance, 70 come down
from heaven, Oh the earth; for il cannot be
fuppofed that the Beat, who difPifes the Al
mighty, can have power to caufe real fire to
defend or act in his favor.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13
Mp. JEEES,

Mp, JEkKS,
Among the candidates mentioned in your
paper, to FIJI the office Of Regiiter Of Deeds, for
the county Of OxtSrd, obferye, that Mr.. Grin
7fyj1 ILL., - n1tnaUned one. Having Le1
. number of years acquaintance with this young
gentleman and knowing his character to be
good, | am confident that we hall do wife,y to
give him our united fufrages.
Hp,I %, 1905. FRIENDSHIP.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13
From a late Lonam bdber
BONAPAKIE.


Rev. CHAR. XIII. VERSE 28.--" Here is VIII
dom, Let him thar hath understanding count
the number Of thr beat for it is the mum
Der Of man aud his number is tx hun
dred three fcore and fix"
This verse has employed the abilities Of ma
ny learned and ingenious men. Various names
and applications have been dilcoyered, wherein
the precise number 666, occurs bur il does
not feen, that any of them can in every par
tcuar, be referred to the bealE alluded to in St.
John. -.
With the utmof refpea to the writings Of
,hc celebrated men who have hitherto coniider-
ed this fubje6t, beg leave to offer coniec-
turc Oh it, chiefly becaufe the coincidence at
tending the explanation appears to me mott ex-
trsordnary.
The number $50, in Roman numerals, is
rsprefented thus DCLXVI, which tranfpolcd
thus, DUX CLI, feenS to point out Bonaparte
as the beat known to ST. John; for he was
frh know n ii the year 7o4, as DUK r (Dax
or military man in I7s9, as CT, or CoJM ;
and now he has aGurned I. or tide of Lnbera-
tor.
The following coincidence may f-rvc 70 in
create the probability of fuPpohton, viz.
DIV is 5I5-the fun of whole figures is II
CL is I5o-the fun Of whotc figures is 6
l. is l'-the fum
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13

The following is delcription Of a CAME
LEON, new exhibiting in New Y ork, which
arrived there, from Senegal, in the ichooner
Hope:
q This animal is a production Of Africa, is II
inches in length, his head near inches from
thence TO the beginning of the tail four and an
half, the thcknefs OF the body is different at diff
ferent times, sit can blow itielf up and contraa
i:lelfa at psafure. This fweliing and contraction
is not only Of the back and belly, but of the legs
and tail. Its fnbG(tenoc is air bur lonetimes
is klOvn to feed upon aies, one Of which il is
half an hour in iwallowiog. 1t PofcfIes the
power Of changing % various colours, fuch as
black, white, yellow, red, Be.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13

tfT Z the lubfeubers having been appointed by the
kss Hon. Samuel Freeman, Efq Judge Of Proba 10
tzsr1nr the claims agsa1 the efsate Of EtsL BR1-
NJ, late of Portland il tie county Of Cupnbsrisnd
t.ceafcd - give no,iee thst will attend the fad
fs5ats an the oiHee of Ebsaezcr Mayo, Eiq in Frfb-
tr-t Portland. the fra Monday of Aax nA and the
Il mapt4ys 10 the fI following months from Two
eoc% to i've P. M.
EpENFZER MsYO
Il is[-yrf az 10SHU4 ROGERS
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13

FORTY caks Frefh RAlSINS and
Hamper Of Burton ALE, Fer SeAe
II DAVID PEASE,
Rasdsf Lpgrassm's W'asys, EsrsGyssf,
Fst;'aad, April a9r
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13
E.atf Cm;f-cns.
FoR TEE cAzETTE.

LETTER-N0 y.
On the fubjea of PcG ROAD, RON Portland 10 ST
Alb4us, il the State Of Vermont.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13
Maine Fire aud Marine lnlurance Com


HE Stockholders OF the MAINE
Z TUsvpixt AssocIaTlov, are hereby notified 10
the Court lroult 10 Portland, on Cn-toay the
t'ur enth day Of Nav e eleven oS!ocN il the
~ fsSenoon, 10 a6t on the 70 l6wing aTtcles-fs
H. To choole thirteen dire9ors fJr he year eninng
ID To chooie ftau-er and Clerk, ioF tAe'ytar ell
1 flung
Sd To co.fder End determins if any part and what
parr Of laid Torppxe ilal re made the snfung year
4nI to act thereon as they ihai Zee lit
i 4fh To cenlIder and a=trrnine whethcT any Af. e.
lt4 lie made the flares Of fad Corporation
Z aud to at thereon as they NAV ih'uk proper.
ssh To receive any report reports. OF any former
Coa,mtt, and s thereon theY may tbink proper
oh 10 aa upon aay fubef which concerns faid
Stockholders, ana which they may lawfully act upon At
: sheir annual May meeting.
I. .-.--<><<--<><>o<><> ><><>>e~><%>~<><><>@
;'HE mbfcriher heteby gives public notice al
a cernedth he has been duly appointed tad has tax
.n upon himief The tru OF adm1t;stor Oh the tisie o.
: DAVID MIN TIRE,
J. lee ef Ne"g!oueeher u rhe county Of Camborland
! eckfnl;h. bv sivin, boud the law direls ;hc
4 sherei rcquas al perfons who indebted be
u td deceafed cate make immediate payment AMI
y .oi who have any demands thereon eIibt The fame
! 10 SOLO NON MfNTiRh.
!. Ns-rgs gsusea.,. ls,R as, reg
he iasfcri5er hereby gives pubic
: cerusd, and he has been dulv appointed aud has
fsscn upon himef the trnlt cf Administrator the
seste of ANDREW DUNNiNC,
: sste Of Brrnfwick, in the coUtiy f Cumbe-l~nd yeo
rrau decc.ied by giving bond a the law ort' - e
y therefore regue1s all pe,foS who are in6toed % me
ad deteaeds este, TO make immediate payment 9nd
;hok who have any demands rereon,to exhibit the fame
\ ANDREW DUNNING.
d cstr&. Xs4! IS. rso5-
n tNHE ubicratr hereby gives public tice u al con-
= eerned thar he has been duy appointed, and h.
sakeu npon himlef the rrua Of administrator on the
n Sa-;c Of WILLIAM Low,
Ate of Brunswick, in laih connty, yeoman by giving
sr sood the direct. he therefore requens ali pei
E who indebted the f,d dcceafeds etae to make
5aTuediae payment and thofc whs hive any demands
rsereon, to exhih he f4ne 70
ia WILLIAM Low, a. II. houfc
~ Hate5. 4fe-R II, 80 in Bath.
- III iGhlcrbcr hrtc5F gIyss Paoic noIce
H1 cerncd that hr s~s been ouiy appointed and has
-cn upon himle the tna of Admninrator on the saate
-yeF FLETCHER INGALLS,.
u ste Of Ctsfeld, in tie connty Of Cumberland woman
aseer1fe by giving bond the law drect lie there
Sfre reGues YeTlo0s who indebted 10 the fd de-
<ssleds' elae, make immediate paymest and tho,e
r-sio have any dcmaod thereon exhibit tie fame TO
w. DANIEL HOLDEN.
iS HE ioherter hefehy gives pubic notice 10 Goa.
a. eerned that h= has been duiy appointed anJ lis
~ g4keR upon himfeF tie frun pnardan ID
~ THOMAS CHANDLER Russell
- s. %ofyarmoGth. in TIE of Cumbc Rand non
ts reqse an PLIfnns who arc inde bted 10 the faid
Is ho have any thereon sxhbt the fame 70
80 AN1MI K. MrrCHELL
81 Nsrfsyara9g6, Afrt -.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13
666

Ard Bonaparte, on The II of December, had
entered Oh the li,h year Of his exitence as
DUX--on the 9th Of Conful-and the 1T Of
Emperor.
| conjecture, that, in the ! / verfe Of this chap
ter, the two confnls, his late coadjuters, are
rePrefcnted BY the two horns, like a lamb
Whit he fpoke as a-dragon, and aluming all
power, fgned and iffued the DEGREES in his own
name.
Agreeab'y 70 The 18th ycrfe, he has excerci-
fed al the power OF the frff beat, before him,
or in his fight, aud giren life unto the image
'f the beat, By fumnioning the Pope to Paris,
whcss authority had received deadly wound,
N The early part Of the revolution.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13

TOTfCE J. hereby gven, that she fuhtribcr ha bces
4 y duly appointed Admi0iGFstor of lhe elate Of
ASA HUFF, late of Bafb.
N the county Of Lnco a SaiInakcr dcce7fd aud hath
scdertaken that trOR by giving nd the law directs
Al erfons therefore hzyng demands againft the eate
q sid deccafedaEe deed ekhIbs the for st,Ie
rntat, and all indebted the fad es,c rteueed
- make i'm Mediate payRent the uhicr ber arundel
iF thc county of York or 10 Mr.. NATH sNlEI, COZ
Pin, my a,,orney, at ,aid Bath .
SETH BURHHAM, 4dsr,irjfra,or.
<frs7tek E<r-r5 u, 1903.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02
weaty Dollars Reward.

Eloped from The iubfcriber, living
the town OF 2esertburgh, Virginia, on the
oistt OF the a4th uit, Without any p,ovoca,isn,
very I'Ehr muiatte man, who has generally
been known by the name ofGEORGE TALE.
formerly the property of Mr.. Hector Alexander,
D Dlm'''es, 'foai whsm purcbafed him about
tweiye mon.hs free. He is an exceiIep, boot
aod lhoe maker, and irrved an apprenticeship to
th-' ba.'ac!. with Mr.. James S. Drinan, of the
aio'sfsid place, from whence he eloped to Nor.
tolk, aod "as there appehended, lodged in Jail,
anc brought home by his matter He is about
IL years cd, feet 7 or 8 inches high, we'll
y'opcrtioned, liuIe pock pit,ed, with black
hair, rs,herlsnk 10 trout, but inclined II cu,I az
he bsck o: his head. his voice ref:,nbles the &c.
"er"''ty OF negroes, hi, Ease appears very much
:scOI;s,ed, from recent b.,xing match with
'ome OF MS corlpanions. II app.as uhnrcefary
70 attempt minute deferip, ion of his cIoattiGg,
IS an' INFORMED he either bartered or fold the
.nsjo' par, Of thrp.
an convinced ne is BENT on fixing reHdencs
IN iome OF the nor,he q ft,,es, and will no doube
a9.enpt orsfs as freeman.
It's highly probable he look with him a grey
10 about nine year, old and FIVE ,ect high, ~
the aasl: was broken oacn the nsh he eicaped.
and fuch a hcrss taken away He ie we'll K. own
IN maI'y OF the oorthern 'owns. | will give the
above reward 10 any p-ffon ~ho will deive: him
10 NJ. A. Cooke, 10 Fie.icsick lbu ?, Nv. John
Go!iick, Dumir,es, Nj. samuel Craig, Alexandria,
or ~. Thomas Donbin. Bsl,imorc, or for fe-
curing ban IN a"y jail 80 that can get hm a.
6 ain and ten dollars for delivering tie horse
TO. JOHN COOKE.
N. B. thus publicly fofwsrn all matters or
veiles and o,hris, from ba'hourng, employing of
carrying off said lsv., under M less penalty tI,.n
the extent Of the Law made and provided in such
Cases. ian. H. dsw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02

1900 tickets at 10 dollars each, 10000
n. B. Plies luhjceted TO dedudicn OF fl.
teen per cent.
tbs !oltrw has been authorized by tie lc
siIlatuie Of Virginia, tor the lsndsble pa.poE
of ereaing itrinaty OF es'rirg in or per ~.
metropolis of this Rate. With this view it i
contemplated 10 saie .ouo collars, and z,5oc
dollars IN addi'or, for detrsying the expenses at.
tendsut on drawing she iottefY. Citizens Of The
arR teipcta5iii! have been tietted as truRees,
aid they hsee pledged ,h~r:clyss to II: their Ut
moft exer,iess to carry it in,o effect The Echeue
has ibe advantage Of giving to each aaventurer
chance for fomc very large pt;z:s. Whit tie pso
por,irn Of prizes TO blanks, j, 70 great as 20 in
VII. the f,ends Of the intended in&itution to psr-
rake in the lottery, with very little .iG Of tie II
becoming iofeis. The treslurer Of this fate is
TO be appointed to receive the money for the
tickets as they are fold, and TO pay the amount of
he prizes 10 fortunate advsntureIa Its beley.
..ha, the sb5ye considerations viii induce ta-
pd fale OF the tickets, ahdlte tiswing will cora-
nence as ioon as fufic,.nt number thali be fold
10 su,l,o,ize (which II IS believed will be en-
the fecopd Mlodday in December next.
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1904. al -. 60
- Tickets TO be had of Robert
Pollard, Dr. !. Breckenboroueh, Zen.
VIM. PRICE, Tres. Samuel Pleaianss,
Jun. and WIN. Pfi:chasd. t2&9><