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$1,000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 10000
N. B. Plies fabieaea TO deduction Of hf.
teen per cent.
This Lottefy hs. bsen authorized by the le:
g;aa,ure Of Virginia, for the landable puspofe
Of Grading 4 ieminatY Of learning in or near the
metropolis Of this fate. With this view Il !,
contemplated to fa,fe 70, 600 dollars, and SOC
doIan in addition. for detisying the expencs, at.
tendant on drawing tire lottery. Citizens OF the
6rt refpettabiiry have been felected as ,rufee,,
and they have pledged thtmfelves to ufe their ut.
mott exestions to carry it into efett The kheme
ha. the advantage Of giving to each advensurera
chance for fone very large prizes. whilA the pro.
portion of prizes to blanks, 10 70 great a. 70 in.
vi.e the friends Of the intended inatu,ion to par.
take in the lottery, with very lt,Ie rik Of their
becoming lofers. The trcafurer OF this Fate is
to he appointed to receive the money for the
tickets as they are fold, and to pay the amount Of
the prizes to fortunate adyenturers. II 10 bcIiev.
ed that the above considerations will induce "a.
pid fae Of the ti,kets, and the drawing will com.
mence as foon as fuficient number lhall he fold
{, authorize it-which it is believed will be on
the iecond Monday IN December next.
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1904. 60
- Tickets to be had of Robert
Pollard, DR.. !. Brcckenborough, fen.
VIM. Price, Reg Samuel Plealants,
un. and VIM. Pritchard.
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Vienna Sr on inIauaaseek Old. eeasshbs not pati'
Gle Of mercury, any Sther dangerous Ingredient xt
ever and is sst accompanied With that commenting tns
which attends the application Of other remedies1
THE ANoDYNE ELIXIR.
For the cure Of every lsind of head-aehe.
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
Il Hfe and fpeedy remedy for the veneria diieafe.
"An ounce Of prevention worth pound OF cure.
For die prevention and Of bilious and malignant
fevers.
rs RECOMMENDED
Or. HAiN.s AMI BII. LfoUS- PILLS.
the operation of thefe pills perfectly mud. 70 as 70 he
sed with fety ~ perfons in every 6,ua,on, and
~ age
They are excelentiy adapted to carry of fuperAuous
bile and preven, its morbid fcretions-to refore and
amend the Jppeti.e-to free pepiration, and
thereby prevent colds, which ere often attended with
fatal confequences-a dofe never fails cold,
taken snits r appearance. They celebrated !"r
removing habuai coteiyencf,-fcknefs at the aomach
and fevere head aehe-aud ought to be takrn b. all
perfons on change Of climate.
a. Sold likewi(e BY S. Pkajaats
Richmond: Ro6 and Douglas, Peters
burg; T. Green, Frederick t2urgA; G.
Purdie, SmihfeM; NJ. Jones, SxfoA;
DR.. Miller, WneAeRer; R. Greenhov,
WAiomlburg: and +. Shaw, Ltej3n,g
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Notice..

This is to give noticeahatihe fubfcri
5srs of the County Of Alexandra, IN the Dlarift
o( Coiumbis, have Obtained ircm The Orphans
Court Of fsid County, letters Of administration
On the PesicnaI eaate Of Thomas Farrell, late OF
the comfy sforefsid, drceafed. All Pe,ton'
having claim. sesinn the faid decesfed, are here
sy warned. TO exhibit the .ame with the vouoh-
e.s thereof, TO the fsbseribe,s, on or before the
sfh day Of JpDe, next, they may o.her"he DC
excluded from I'll benefit Of the 'faii eaate.
civ-n under our hands this s,h dsy If D:csms
Der Sos, Ann Farrell. Admini&ntnx.
Thos. Vowel, Administrators
VIM. Rhodes, '
N. B. All perfons Indebted 10 lhe faI eas.es
are ,eqneAed TO m.te immediate p.ynenf 20 The
AdminiAtatrix, e:befwile, fuits win sonOeooe.
Dec. f. h,~"'
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FRENCH SCHOOL.
Jf;;:. .3e7.ke,


Late from FRAscs, RESPECTFULLY Informs the
Ladies and Gentirnen OF Alezantris,
n HAT he has la.e!y oreoed . FRENCH
p SCHOOL, where he reaches the French
toneue, dramatically. He will give leaons in
town BY attending on families in the day tim:
only, the nigh. being devoted to the fsyeral
fcholars he has already that compofe his Light
fehool.
The perfon, dehsous Of being ssught then.
l.ve,, or having their t:..ldren taught, that hne
and ufefsl langusge, who will honour him with
their confidence md patronage, may be aaured'
beforehand, chat be will neg'ed nothing that
,n,y contribute to their iatisfaaion.
~ He dwrlls 81 the Srezd- Eagle tsSe'r,
formerly kept by Frederick K,cns.
January 5.
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! i.E SUBSCRIBERS
TO remove from this fate
offers FIR jale the following
PROPERTY-VIz

"A MERCHANT MILL, newly
buiA. and completely fixed for both Mechan,
ard l. un,ry work; oyerfiot eighteen feet wa.
ter wheels, -four feetbesd double gee''d excel
lent Bsrn, good country fnnes excelicat bolt
ing cloths, ard ali'other neetGaries in good order.
Lying 10 the county OF fauqu,et. GATE OF Wiz
einia, on the head waters OF Rappshsnnoek known
by the name of Ferry run, a,,eseffaiiins Rreams
oenrrical, and moR vacant 6tuasion, having a.
great, or;ereater run of tuhom, ~ any mill
in the ccur ~, within miles OF the Blue Ridge,
being an excellent wheat tosnty, the -four is
we Il Known to pats equal ITO any in the tate
and At the same place Rote boufe, complete
fmall dwelling houfe, ashis, and other neceGary
uofe,. A firali Farm containing 100 acres I'm.
der solerable cultivation, about s acres OF ex.
celent meadow can be had near the said mill
handfome and conveniently htu.ted place, room
for great Improvement. 3OS acres OF lsad ly.
ing in Culperper county, on the main branch OF
Kappa hammock, within one mile oi fad Merchant
Mill, the plantation under tolerabe cultivation,
with an excellent Mill Gat on the laid river,
having M which with little repairing can
be made able to do comfortable country work.
A diRillery conhAing Of three fils. and
large boiler, together with all the eeceGa,ies be.
longing thereto. Four hundred acres of lesie hol
laud in Fairfax manor, w.:hin few miles OF fai
Merchant Mill, convenient 70 as TO accofao.
date the purchsfer with vimbes, to fupply laid
mill with barrel itaves, aad other necefaries.
Two ,houiand acres OF land lying IN Culfep
per county, under lea'e for mort and long ,erms,
the greater part Of which wa foon &c clear o.
n,cumb.ance, having fyeih plantations, tolersble
Young orchard. under gosd cultivation.
Tie well known and occupied by nyieif and
| others formerly in the mercantile hufncis at the
crofs roads, on the main manor road, allowed TO
be eeual TO any couety fsnd within 'he Gate
committing of vsll+calcuisted Store Hoafe, es.
celient Gi.nary, Pebble Houfr, good Black
fnnk fhop with fei Of tools. The purchsfrr
can 4.ve in addition 10 ,hofe improvements, about
1000 acre, Of i,zietoid land for three lives, l.na
,ent with all the improvements. toleratle dwell
ling, good neceGaty bou(es, excellent Orchards,
good fneadlws. in good farming c'ser. All
the above mentioned property lies within 5 miles
diftsnce OF each oihet--wil behold altogether er
part, 70 70 to fut the purchafes, or ,prrchs!ers ;
Tome cath in advance, Negroes in part, ard long
credit on the bahsnce. The terms will be m ade
eafy to fri. the parties. If not field immedi-
,sely part Of the mentioned Improvements vii!
be rented foi fmall term.
For terms ,pPy tome, living st'she Merchant
Mill.
ELIJAH ARNOLD.
Fss7se, Cmsy, M
.'sia, on.7, ISo4.5
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HaMILTON's ESSENCE and EXTRACT
of MUSTARD,

Affe and cfeaual remedy for govt, rheunatfiu, pas
Sey ipains, bruifes, pains in the taes and neeh, exc
AMI has performed cures IN the socve eompa'n'
,san all the Other medicines ever before made public.
From DR.. Weatbfrbxw,
Wytbe rsssy, Tirsisia.
purcha{sd Al your mop the yor Hi Ia
-,lrous EHenee, or E1trid Of Muaard which believe
IA, pere8y removed chronic rheurati'm "ftnat KIND
named siatiea, Of the hip join) under when had
lab ured for long time and wniSh mao naaee ever!
article in the Matera Mcdiea, and every mode OF Great
eu received praacc for the care OF this obtnate
dale II you rhink this letter uieful you sre atberty
tomike i, public. !
Yours, Sc. ,
Iohu Hoover, rope maker, South Second Street, be-
tween Msry and Chraian-Streets, Philadelphia. volun
,ariy makeh oath follows, namely, that his wife.
Mary He ver, was 70 tevercy afiaed with vioen,
rheun,an, very dangerously heuassd The eonfeqaenee
Of eve cold lying In as TO DC conhnsd to her bed
Epr fveraI weeks. and at length reduced 70 The
melancholy appreciation of remaining serpPe tor lle
notwithstanding the NOR refpet 9abe med'eal advice
was followed and every probable remedy attempted:
when feeling fevcral cafes of cures performed by ba-
ntons EGenee and Extra OF Muitard. they were pro-
cured from Mr.. Birch, No ~ South ieeond-S'rees-
The firth application enabled her to walk aerol, the
room and the ue Of bottle reorsd her to her aual
aa,e of teIth and Rrsng,h.
Sworn Rii flSftribed Before EbnezCrger Fofen, Efq
enc Of che iuiees Of the peace for Phadepha County
HAMnT0Ns
WORM DESTROYING IoZENGES.
Which have within four years paft cured upwards Of
hundred and twenty houfand perfonscf both exes
Oevey age and in every ,uation, OF dangerous
complaints ar-ng from worms, and form dbtrueaions
m founefs in the totnaeh and bowels.
Thi, medicine bear. no analogy whatever Of fmila-
ti,le 70 commonly complained Of operating With vo
o<nee the contrary, particular excellence IS chs
remedy its being iui,edto every age and eoni .don;
CONTAINS nothing bat what ispe6edt innocent, and
30 child in il, operation that is njure the moi
dehease pregnant lady, or the tendeea liant fa week
old mould no worms exift in the body, t will with
out pain or gripping, eeanfe the fomaeh and 6owesaf
whatever 10 foul oeniSe, and thereby prevent the
.,cdaaicn Of worms aud many fatal ddorders, They
sr. particularly efeaeiou. in carrying CT all grols ha-
rs and eorup,ous feverih and bilious complaints and
ara he fea and niidsf purgasre that can be ufed
10 sseaisa
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The GENUINE peRSANLoTreN,


So celebrated among the fashionable throughout En-
ROPE, as On invaluable eome,ie perfectly Innocent and
fa. freeiro cortoive and repelen. minerals thcbaf,
of oiherotions and Of unparalleled efficacy in preventing
and removing Slenes in the face and n Of every kind
particularly ireekes, Pimpies inaammatory rednef.
feure letters ring worms fun hsens, prekey heat &c
The Periian Ioti"p operates milky, wthou. inpedi
sha. NATURAL infenfbs Precipitation which eGcntis to
health Yet its ialurary effects fpeeG5 and pcrma-
nen, rendering the kn deea.ey loft and GEAR iprov-
ING the eon,piexi,n and rcaoring the bloom of youth
Never falling to render an ordinary eouatenanee beau.
,r.I and an ir nd(one one more 10
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for The
TEETH and GUMS.
This excellent preparation comforts and freagthens
the gums preferves the enamel from decay and eleanes
and whteus the teeth. by abforbing all acrimonious
ne and foulne,, which iufered to accumulate, never
ails TO iniure and finally ruin them.
DR.. HAHN. GENUINE EYE.WATER.
osereign remedy for all dileais Of rhe eyes whether
ke eHea Of natural weakness or Of accident, Deductions
Of rhesm dulnefs, th hing ,nd films on the eyes, never
f.rs to cure thole ,aades which frequently iueceed the
final, pox, mesAe. and fevcrs, and wonderfully Grengh-
eaug ,weat fight. Hundreds have expeieaeed is ex-
enaens virtues, when nearly deprived Of fshs.
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IAMESKENNEDY, sen.
Kias Street,

- Kms Ssrrs,, !
I,s.fsg, ixtarms fbr Public tia. be bar rsrsissd,
},,u lie. g CTS Patent ard Family Mtaieix
stare, Netv fsrk, afre@ a0srmfns Of The fei
AeDiIg
Valuable Medicines,
Ybieb are IN 5igS ea-rm and general s/t fbr'Es5-.
or sbe Usiteg SfaAi, many Of them being j'fd
cheaper than fbe drxgsof qub,e6 they are COM
5aun1ed eauLi be ps'ebaitd at a retail S'''e'
eST TAKE NorIcE,
TIA, J. kennedy, fen. is appointed ne ONLY
42rnt fir alexandria.
pr HANILrONs ELIXIR,
a .1vcrcign remedy or tolds, Obtnate Coughs Ann
mas, CataIrha, Sore Throats, and Approaching Cone
fumytions.
10 parents 4vb, may b4p. children a5si6ea with
The hopping COUGH.
Thi, dfcovery is Of the Erlt magnitude as 1t IS an
Immediate -eie checks the progress, and ia ihoF Tune
cn,irey remove. the mott crrei order 10 wIrh chl'c
rem are ahe;ne Elixir is 10 perfectly agreeable AID
she to!e 10 fnal. that difficulty aries in sakmgr
F,,m LUTHER MARTIN, EJg. An.,s.y- c.ue-
raj If :be State Of Maryaa1s'
Gentlemen,
comply with your re9ueh in tatins my opinion
of Hamtons Elixir It has been uied IN nay sami'y ior
.wo or three years pa with uniform lue'eIs, whenever
colds, coughs, or Gmar e"mPl,nt' have rendered
medicine neceGary have myeh fund It an excellent
and agreeable remedy for very painful and Souo
affection of the breaft mpanicd wiki foreneis and
. Si,h obNruesed ard difficult breathiag. -,
On thcc accounts do not heltare co recommend Ma
millions Elixir, ss valuable medicine, iua deicrving
public attention. ,y
Mr. Abjah Henly, Bridsc-Street Baltimore, was cur,
cd by one bottle Of Hamilton elixir Of very complicated
dorder, oeeaiioned by fevsre cold caught tc'erai
months ago. He brea,hed with the greateh d'meulty
and was often thrown into weakening f~eats when nc
attempted to walk any dihance, aud his voice would
frequently fail in iueh ,egrsc that he suuld only at
tempt to whifper he has been upwards OF Tx weeks
without Of his complaints and deires to give
sh. public telmuny in favour Of this invaluable med'
cin:.
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DR.. Hamilton's
GRAND RESTORATIVE

Il recommended as an invaluable medicine, tor the
pecdy relief and permanent cure ct the varou.
which rSult from dipated peaures-juseniie ndi,cre
rons-rcence III climates unfavouabe to the coniffeu'
conhe immodera,e ufe of tca, frequent inoIcaton or
any her deRruaive int importance the unikui or e1
seve ufc Of n,ercury-the deafes peculiar 60 females
at Certain period Of hfe--bad lyngs in, &C: &c
And is proved by long and exenfve experience 10 DC
absolutely unparalleled 10 the cure OF
Nervous iiforders, Vi"leut cramps IN the
Confump,icn., ton,ach~hd ossk'
Lownsi: of lpirits, In't;gefion,
Io.,of apperi,e Melancholy,
Impurity Of the blood, ! Govt IN the "oo~'"'
Hvgrr;eal sf.taion, Pains in the limbs,
Inward weakaefes, 2eiaKations.
Seminal Seakneffes, Involuntary e""h''"'
Riuoralbu,, for whi,csl Ob.tinate geets
Rarrenrsf3, .rroteneY' &C "s'
In cafes Of extremity, where the long rr-vaenee and
shtinaey of ileafe has brought on genera ,mPgsel
iiemen, of the iyRem, executive deo,n.y sns w""
frame, and waiting OF the An which no noar"m en-;
or cordial could pair perseverance in the ne OF TINS
medicine has performed the mott aftonihing cures.
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Or. HAMS TRUE and GENUINE GERMAN
CORN PLASTER.

An iuf4,ibe remedy Tor corns, lneedy removing thss
root and branch, without giving pain.
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TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy yet dicovered which gives inmedi-
ate and laaing relief in the MOI fevsse infanees.
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT Cor the ITCH,
Which 10 warranted infalIibis remedy q one arp,i
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fate and cfeual remedy tor govt, rheunatnu1' Fal'
e.. Cnr ms hr;Tcs. main. in the face and neck, &c
Al his perlormed more cures in the tocve complaint
man all the other medicines before made public
From DR.. Weatber6xw,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-17
By Authorily.)
AN ACT


In addition 20 Z" lin acf fo.1,,kr tro,,;s;o,, n,
fersons thar have been disabled bu knovvn
7rouads, ''cceiued in the actual service O,
she United States, during the reUolufionar,
yrar.
BE it enacted By the Senate ard House o,
Rcfresenfafipes offhe United States of -fme-
'Ics in Congress assembled, That the pro-
visions contained in the first section OF
An act to make provision for persons
that have been disabled by known wounds,
received in the actual service of the Unit
ed States, during the revolutionary war,
passed the third day OF March, one thou
sand eight hundred and three, are hereby
extended TO all those persons in the SER
vice of The United States, who, IN conse |
ouence of their disability by known wounds
received in actual service during the reYo-
l,ionary war, re signed their commissions,
or took DISCHARGES; or who, after mourning
their disability, we're taken captive BY The
enemy. and remained eilhern captivity, or !,
on parole, until the close OF the war; or
who, in consequence OF known wounds ,
received in the actual service OF the Unit
cd States, have at any period since, become
and continued disabled in such manner as
10 render them unable 10 procure subsis-
fence by manuel labor. Provided, That y
every person ofthe several descriptions !
herein mentioned, applying for pension,
shall in all other respects confirm to the
requirement of the act, to which this is an
addition.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker, at The House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
JOS. ANDERSON,
President NJ the Senate iiro temfore. I
March S, l805---APPRovED,
TIL: JEFFERSON. ,,
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HAMlLToE's
Grand ReRorafiUe,

e Recommended as an invaluable medicine for
shs psCiy relief and permanent cure Of the vsti-
Gus complaints which refult from digpated plea
sifcFetions--rchdenee In climate,
iaiayonrsbls to the contribution the inInode-
ate ufc Of tea--iresnent intoxieation, or any o.
.as, destructive intempersnee--th anaiifui or
xtsn6vs ule Of msseury--the di!csfes peculiar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-17
7be celebrated EngI.b s,oll;on

Creensvie county, on Nottoway river about o
miles below where the sIear stage road crosses
u, at the lower Cut Bank bridge, 1T Ten Cui-
meas each, and Dollar to the groom, TO be dis.
charged any time before the Isl day of October
next by tine payment Of forty dollars; but no dis
count viii be made if paid after that day Bux-
zARp IS a chestnut horse Of good SIZE and of ex-
csilent blood; tor his beauty, shape and appear.
ance leave Others TO decide as racer the
Calendars declare linn most capital having won
land generally at New Market) "a races Heis
undoubtedly among the best stations that has .
VET appeared in England, for the ROOF of which
\ beg leave TO refer gentleman to the Racing Ca
iendais OF thar country, and which are to be seen
at his stand.
| In 1899. the FIRST of Buzzard's stock Appeared
on the turf IN that ear ne had five winners II,
1870 he had seven. in 1891 he had fourteen, (se-
verai OF those won ana times each in that
! year, in 1862 he had sixteen winners. and in
1855 he had twenty One. This is the last Calm
dar that has come to hand. Its to be observed.
thar Buzzard's stock have very generally run he
New-Market, where All the best horses go1 and
many or them have proved uncommonly GOOD
| racers among them arc Horribly Lass, Per Pom
| plngjay, Quiz, Sarprize, Malta, Merryman, So.
! phia, Mise Bailey. and great many others Ii
is also 20 be observed, thar S, allron in England
\ had as many winners in 1908, by seven. az Buz.
card han--The famous horse Sir Peter Teazle
had only fourteen, Trumpe,er thirteen only, John
| Bull fourteen, Benningbrough fourteen, Volun.
teer nine, and Whisky 9--Those horses are ac
know,edged BY all gentlemen conversant with the
turf, TO DC the bess Stations now in England.--
Buzzard has been well proved good stallion
for which reason. beg leave TO recommend hin,
strongly 20 the gentlemen of the turf and such o.
theirs as have well bred mares, no, doubling bus
good proportion of his stock will turn our ra.
GERS.
| In the I'VE years above mentioned Duzzard's
colts won i6l races The great value Of this
horse will, trust. be an apology for the price
be is 20 cover at. however wish gentlemen 10
! come and view him, and see thense yes the per.
Torrance OF his colts in the calendars, and I
hope they will admit he does not stand too high.
Good pasiurage gratis servants who attend
the mares boarded AT l0s6 week corr furnish
ed at the market price, and the greatest attention
paid TO the mares, but responsibility for acc;-
dents or escapes. Notes for ten guneas will be
expected with the mares by
NATHANIEL RIyES.
March, 1905.
N, b The season will commence The I5th
inst. and end the LIST Of August. Mr..
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yiEc1xrz, 70 s1T.
At Chancery District Court held in
Williamsburg, the 27th day or Oc-
tober, 1904.
John Amber aud William p. Harriss, ex- = 5.
ecutors 81 William Wilkinson, pits 8
William sss' ss..n... def, IS
HE defendant not having entered his appear
i znce and givea security according to the
aas of assembly and the rules of this court. and
ii appearing TO the satisfaction of the court thas
he is nor an inhabsant of this country: On the
motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel II is
dered. that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of the term and answer the bill
Of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper of the city
OF Richmond for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the former capitol in
this city.
A copy-Teste.
ANTI. ROBINSON. c. G.
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HAPT IND .S0UTRG 17'E

MAIN STREET. RICHMOND,
Offer for Sale, low for Cash Negotiable Noses.
HOLLANDS GIN BY roe pipe or hss quantity.
I NeSp Esgiand RUM. BY tbe Hid. or barrel.
EreDebS BRANDT, AnngRa RUN, VINES.
e5'e. yc.
CIDER ~ tbe barrel
Bar IRON and CASTINGS, Sole LEA9HFR.
SPIRITS Of 7'UaPBN77NE in 5 gallon jugs.
CANDIES by fbe 5ox.
SUGzR BY the barrel or retail.
TEd, COFFEE, and a general assortment Of
GROCERIES. suitable for. famii:es and deal.
ers, IN f0vra country.
Richmond. hIa,c5 -, 1905. Tss,f1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-17
Dollars. 10000
Dollars, 10000

DouarS, SU,UOU
All tickets drawn blank MAJ be rene wed in the
next class. at io dolls. each; the price of all
theirs vii! be IS dolls.
All prizes OF Is dollars may be renewed for the
next class, or paid, ~ the option OF the person
entitled. If they be not claimed within three
months after the drawing commences, they vii
be considered rs renewed in the second class.
The drawing TO commence in the city CT WI
Iiamsburg, on the - day of -, under
the management Of James Madison. John Brack-
en-, William fselson, Robert Greenhow, Bnfwell
Bzssett, Robert Saunders. Samuel Tyler, Chan.
pion Travis, William Lightfoot, Littleton w.
Tazewei, George Tucker and JAMES Semplc.
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Dollars l25.155

Dollars 125, 155
TT CK Il rs
May be had of George Tucker. Thomas TayioIt
and Samuel Pleasanss, jr. in Richmond, Pober
Birchett, aud Watkins Leigh Petersburg; Tho
mas Newton, DR. Barrand, & Littleton w Taze
we'll. Norfolk; Hugh Mercer, Fredericksburg
Henry Tucker, Winchester; Chapman Johnson.
Siaunton; and IN all the towns in Virginia, and
in many places in the country
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-17
70 BE SoLD.'

TO BE SOLD,
D. virtue OF 4 deed 'oftrust executed by John
- Fox, jr-t The subscribers, for the purpose of
Securing TO Thomas Fox the payment of sundry
debts therein specified and of record in the county
court of King William, Eig5s or Ten
Ii K ( l. Y 81 Az Z. S,
For ready money. at Mrs Sally Drewry's Ia.
vern in the county of King William as aforesaid.
on Thursday the ninth of May next. if fair, or
the next fair day, by
John For,
Nafht. For, Trustees.
James For,
King VIVA. county. April 9th, 1906. wtdss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-17
no PRINTERS.


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