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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-15
mo. 1923.

=,
DougiaSS g Mdl1ueVlllCs
Loqver End sf KlNc.eTRE4T,
Antigua, R u IA,
ST. Croix, y In hoxfieada and birrelh
N. England
French Brandy, u 1. 81.
Holland Gin, MAsP"
Loaf, -
Lump q SUGAR, in hhd'. and bbls
Brown
Mhiikey 2 In Tierces and barrels.
W4lksy bounce, J
Liverpool blopn,
Liml1gton,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-15
PUBLIC SALE.

WEDNESDAY, 18th infant; viii be fold.
NIB. corner Of Kiag aaa Royal -ttees, at the
am. Of IN. late &. Lyk, deceafsd ;
ALL the STOCK in TRADE OF the dc.
"A c.al:1; coniiting of a great variety OF
M GOODS. A credit OF 6x months will
b gea for approved in lorled negotiable notes.
Philip G.. Marftellers
October q. du
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-15
FOR SALE.

III OALES
~ P-RINcE.WILLIAM GoUNIT,
Neaolco Furnace, and It's APP
psndages. with or 5000 acres
q Land adjoining,
NEAR the town Of Dunfries, and within
Tour miles Of the Po.om1c. The foil is
sally adapted 10 the produce Of fmail grain
II too Comfortable for one purcbafcr. will
sa OF IN lois fnltable for fmall farms. A
Albion Of the land is thought unnccefary, as
suhing 70 purchafe viii, no doubt, hra
!. The payments required viii be enc
saA, and the balance in two annual initial
70 be fecared by a mortgage on the land,
. iced will be made until the Taft payment
d.. pied with. Any perion Wiling 70 pnr
d may Know The terms By applying to Mr..
s ss' I. Page, living near tie premiiss who
i, NY ea'h0iied BY me, to fell tn. whole OF
No.. John Tayloe.
MN, Arr, AuguR IL d3m
q. a valuable Nine Bank,
@l' nay be bad With the Furnace.
E
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-15
TUESDAY, OcroBER IS, 1905.
For Amfferdam-Direa

THE SHIP
sS "A L E x A N D R I A,
CAPT. William WsR0a,
Will commence loading ia rwo DAYS, Jb,fs
Haa1yed bsgi6eads Tobacco, of her cargo being
ready, the remainder and fmall freight will be
taken on moderate terms, with liberty OF cen.
fggniment, Or if eonigned to ". q ! WiASk,
a liberal advance will be made in Bills on Lon
don or Amaerdam, or Cath at the Baltimore ex.
change. Apply to
WalAingtoh Bowie,
George Town, CT
Lawrajl0n $ fowie,
Alexandria.
0aober 8. d
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

. Reads end C4aaL are tie grand arteries Of
Internal Improvement"
5000 and 1900 Dollars,
T4v9 YaiA1bh Hgb Prizes.
lust received and for fae at T. GLARF1's BosEf,ye
< Lstt.yy- OFae, Fys5ayeeta few Quarters in the
fxth Clafs Of AMOSXEAG CANAL LOTTERY, az
eff applied for irrmediatty-as the Lottery is now
drawing in Bottom.
LiksIi-s,
Whole Tickets and Quarters in the fourth ClaTs or
PISCATAOUA BRIDGE IOTTtRY-h;gheR prize
5000 DoIlars-Adventurers viii peaie to apply oon,
as Tickets viii lhortly rife DsIarS SO cents, and
Quarters to Dollar 50 cents. OS. .2l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

sesqnd divi.n Of Lois, foruieay called Eaf BeHeyaA
oOuA core, 5I IS rt
~ l25 p 81 a.d
~ rs So
Ana tile, isid taxes-are- pad, OF before the
twenty -@fsirrsy Of December nexs at O'Clock in
tbs turehoon 70 much Of iaid Lands will bs fold *
pnbo vendue, the dwelling hclie ~ the ubfcriber
VA SUMNER wii pay The iane aad Al neceiiary IL
ttrvenihg charges.
hbfi;ah Paine, CohsasT.
Sumner, 0.7~a.y a$, 1905. W
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04
A Stray Horie,
SULfNER.

NOTICE is hereby given to the nonrehdent propra-
tors owners OF Land IN the town Of Sumner, in
the county OF Oxford formerly in the cSnty of Cu1sp
Gtlan that their Lands areta1ed for the State Coun
ty and Town tax, ror the years 1903 and 1904, and
committed the fsbfcrber colleGl, follows viz,
For the year 1868.
NoLots. Range. NoA1e. s. tax. T.G'C tas
Q NJ q M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04
Henry Hilton.

UpJoJfer * Ca!net-lNaher-troq L.rl,n.
- Efpedtully informs the citizens OF Portland. ~.
N irs vicinity. that lie has taken the ltustion W.
. FG-y yr- lately occupied ny Dr. homas, where X
purpofes carrying the above buineis in il. differ
ent branches -
SUCH as,
Sofas and Eafy Chairs, with Covers and Cuil,ion,
Of every delcrpdon.
Mahogany Parlour Chairs q any pattern.
Feather Beds and Matrafes, and Bed Furniture ana
Window Curtains, made up with iuitaslc corric,s.
Carpets cut down aud made to ft tile rooms, v-h
Borders &c.
Chairs and Sofas, new HuiFed il Black Hair, Clst5
or Morocco Leather Paper Hangings Sc &c.
H. H. fatters himleif that from the practice be PA,
had in London, for fevera years paa, he Will be allie
10 execute any orders he may receive, the newla
failou and on the mol realondbe terms.
P9ffzzrt Oct. 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04
Richardson, Wheeler & Co.

.. Had If FIsb-Strest,
next aoor to M. r. BoyF5
IIAvF i1h received by the late arrivals from Eng
land, via Bottom, large fupply OF ieafonable
PIECE C0ODS-conhfing Of
Fashionable fancy Lords,
WaiNcoatings drab and mixed patent Cords.
Satinets; Drab olive and black Velvets,
3'abby Velvsts, for Shaws, Pelices, &c.
Broadcloths; Coatings; Baizes FlanneIs,
Role Blankets, from 5-4 to lo.4; Duflils,
Book and Japan Mullins,
Black and crlcred Cambria Mullins,
Lace Clmbrics; Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Beaver Gloves Cotton Servings; Calicoess
Irifh Linens (; Bngifh Shirting Ccttons,
Furnitures Chambray Mullins,
Black silk Hoie; Silk H&ndkfs Tiffanies,
Thread, ON No. o % 90 Sewing Silks,
Ribbons. hlso on band,
India Cottons; blk and col LuItrngs,
Bandana Handkerchiefs, iuperior quality,
"a and Cd Elk Shawls, very elegant,
Silk Gloves; Tanes; Velvet Ribbon,
Gaoons; MEff5 and Tippets, &c.
The above Enghih Goods beng feLectcd by part
ner Al the nanufa6tories, and the others purchatd
with cath in Bottom, tAey will all be fold cheap az
can be 5ought in Bottom or Portland for cath only.
Ot?tBrr q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04
FOR SALE.

IN elegant DzUsHing Houir,
CTTUATED n Sf1s St,esf, directly appetite Mr I'm
graham beautiful garden The eKtenfive and
delightful P-ope5t IL commands, which can never w
Obitrutted by building the neatEais Vt ,hc workman
1p, and its fuperor convenience, wi Iuticie7tiy
reCcommend K 70 TIE Purchaler examining tie
Premiiles-Apply 70 ATICHAAL Smith
PsrLa7i, 0Ssb.E~I4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

In it, various b-auclc executed at tie Gazette Office
hInd.umdy and with expedition.
4 general aHormsnt of Commercial, Court nj d other
HA4AAS, wei printed, on good paper CO nlantlt
for iar.
Blanks, Cards and shop Bills printed y, th- Go1.a
rct.-t.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04
E,.-,Ilia e51srtff,

7, pubF1sd every N4oNDAY, by ISAAC ADAMS and
WILLIAM JzrKS, IUS. * the Printing-Ofile,
80. Z, FitIi-ltreet, Portland; where Subscriptions,
Adrer:tiemerts, Communications, &c. are received
with attention
Thoe !ltcriber, who receive their papers a. The Of
fee, Or ii packages by the mail, Will pay Dos
lar and FIfTY CENTS wear being cheaEeI than
enY paper of this fze Puhiflea in Ncw-Fn Isard.
Subscribers IN torvn, and thoc who have their p p=rs
iealed leParatcly, and forwarded by the maiI will
BY cha! -ed two dollars
Thr Gazette haviny, rhe moi ext,rfive circul1;i,n
of any paper I'D the Dr5 az Alailo, IL VIII be fcua1
peculiarly advantageous for our Advsrrfng lren ..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26

January ftn, ioUo. vs. Is.
~ virtue OF a deed OF trust executed 10 US BY
- the Rev. Eisanah Talley. late of Fan lver
Comfy, dec for the purpose of securing to his
late ward Benja. Anderson. whatever mishi be
due to hin, the said Benjamin. from him the said
Elkanah. either as administrator ofthe es,aye OF
John Anderson, dec. or as guardian of the said
benjamin,
WILL BE SOLD,
By VS., or either Of rs. the 25th day of Feb.
next. for ready money, =. the dwelling house OF
Mrs. Mary Taliey in the County of Hanover, a.
bout 8 miles from the Courthouse, two likely
negro men saves, four horses. and all the other
estate Of which the said Elkanah. died seized,
consisting Of stock, fnnisure and plantation uten-
siis
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26

TIN IOnLtohiRG BY SUBSCRIPTION,
/ THAT cRLssaArsp work,
GIBBONS HISTORY
OF THE
DECLINE md F.1LL or THE RO.
MN E61PTRR:
Together with MEMOIRS Of the LIFE and
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No book could be offered, which stands in less
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The history of the long and interesting. period
from the reign of Augustus to the taking OF Con.
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no where else TO be found in the shape of regular
aud wellaranged history .-----The i'ublishe, pre-
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Try in giving an Edition Of il from the American
press They viii briefly speak of their inten
tons, and the superiority of this edition.
4. Ii will be the most complete Edition Of
CrBBoN extant.--Because II Willie enriched ,vi,h
the Memoirs Of his Life and Writings, written by
himself.--This Willie an addition 10 the I. ondof,
copy Of nearly 900 pages.
2. II will be about one third cheaper than tho
London Copy.
3. u will be executed in the best stiIe.--Tbe
Publishers, with nfdence, recommend to the
public an inspection Of the BOOKS, Published hy
them ~ithin the last three years. They are Rus.
sells Ancient and Modern Europe, Volumes
The Domestic Encyclopedias. Volumes. and
fuckers Blackstone, voIumes--They promise
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CONDITIONS.
l. II shall be printed from the last London edi.
ton, and be published in Eight Odavo Volumes,
during the year 1904
III. u shall be delivered to those Subscribers
who take il in Volumes, at Two Dollars per vo
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1boae who wait fer the completion Of the
"ork may nave enher at Sixteen Dollars IN
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Itwillbe enriched with Two whole sheet Maps
One Of tho Eastern, the other of the AYsstern
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Of Europe aud Asia adisfent 10 Constantinor,ie,
and an elegantly engraved Head ofthe Author.
80 Snbtr,fbtiS"s recefves ~ SAMUEL PLEA-
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
Land for Sale.

Pr virtue of deed of trust executed 70 tho
- subscriber by John Burnley, TO answer the
purposes therein specified will be sold, on The
premises, 10 the highest bidder, for ready money,
on the 10th day Of February next, three hum
dred and e .hsy two and one half dCRES or
LAND, lying in the lower end Of Louisa. inn
media,ely on tho Richmond road, leading from
Louisa COURTHOUSE. adjoining the lands Of Icsse
Hosgard, Seth Burnley, John Diggs, Mrs. Chrisf-
mass, SC. On this land here IS a small planta-
ton, orchards, tolersble good dwelling house,
barn and ouihouses, Immediately on the road.
VIM. G. POlNDGXTER, Trustee.
January Sd, 1906. w4,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
Dollars 10000
Five thousand Tickets,

tive tuOuSanu -lICkttS, tt IN
1T 10 dollars each, is $4,000
There are to be no blanks in this Lottery, and
the prizes win be subjeet to no more Than IS
per cent discount.
Tickets will be sold at 10 dollars each, Eve Of
which are to be paid in hand, and The remaining
hive when thcpnze money IS applied for
Ihclaw apihorising this Eottery, was passed
in the year 1886, for the relief OF rhe sufferers
by hire in Lexington, all of whom, except Or
pl,ans have assigned and transferred their inter.
est and Claim to the managers thereof, to be by
them applied to opering good Carriage Road
over the North and South Mountains, and across
the Valley through Lexington
This road will be IN direct line with tire New
Sta;e Road % the Western waters. and SO far
continuation thereof toward Richmond, which
will shorten and greatly improve the passage
from every part of James River between the
Blue Ridge and Richmond TO the Swee; and other
mineral Springs, and from thence TOW, ads
Grecnbrier. Xenhawa. &c
The Managers fa.ter themselves. that the OBJ.
jea Of this Lottery being so laudabe, in which
great part Of the State is Interested, and from
the sales thar have been already made OF Tickets,
that upon the day above mentioned a soihcis nj
number of Tickets il not all viii be sold % war
rant tie drawing, and hat no farther postpone
nient will take place
WIN the d awning is finished list OF the for
tu;ate numbers will be Published --All prize
money, nor applied Tor within enc year after the
drawing viii be presumed to have been relinquIsh
ed TOR the benefit of the I.ot;ery.
Jgiflidm ". Ca6eH, I P6iIip Crimes,
David S Cekand, .1oba Leybn-r. =
Jotn coaher, Zoos. s. 9a.[leiand, 3
And,esv Moore, .dsd,etp .lle,Saeaer, ~
Tame 5an'e. VI DsTpen. williaa. Nilsson. s
flames Carwleys,
.foba Caretbeys, Treasurer
HIM CDutbers, Secretary
Tickets are TO be had of The Managers, and of
Ellis and Allan, Robert Gamble, I'm. aud ygm
M henzie Jan. Cd, i605.--Wtf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
Valuable 1,raG Of Land,

Si,6a.ed on Piscataway creek, in Essex county.
Containing about 1000 acres. il being the land
whereon the said James Edmonton lived at the
time of his death, by
The Commissioners.
Al D .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Petersburg, 30thfsryv- i8o4.
THE parties concerned viii please take
notice, that ] haze appointed Monday the
twenty eighth day oil January next, for
carrying the foregoing orderinso cfi'cct---
Onwhich day, their attendance is requir-.
ed at my Office, with their, accounts and
vouchers ready FOR examination.
IOSEPH c. WILDER NJ e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
= Tickets in the VIII

lam & Mary College Lottery are for
sale a, this Office.
Purchasers to the number Of ten tickets
may Do accommodated with credit Of
sixty days from the commencement Of
drawing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
TO BE SOLD.

TO BG SOLD.
For ready money, pursuant decree Of the Fe.
deral Circut Court, for the distria of Virgil.
mia in a suit between Phineas Bond, Aitor
ney for the creditors ofEzekiel Edwards, plain
riff, and David Ross and others defsndants---
Two undivided parts, ont of three,
n of forty two acres GLAND, III the coun-
tyof Henrico, upon -Four Mile Creek, with the
MILLS Y HOUSES thereon, known by the
name Of de Norwich Mills.
ALSOi = Tratt or Parcel OF LAND, situare
IN the county of Henrico, about sevoa miles be-
low the City of Richmond, cormoalf called and
known BY Tie nafuc Of Seven Pres. thought
40 contain ore thonsand acres, but Mr. Ross un-
dertakes, that accurate survey ard plot shall
be prodrced on the day OF sale.
The sale win positively take place At the EAGLE |
Tavern IN the City Of Richmond. on Thursday |
she 2ist day Of February next
BEN. MOSBY, d. w. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, ". v. d.
Se"' o (tds.) |
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
win vertainly b. Sold fot. Cash,

M WAN vertaInly bt Sold t0f Cash,
a T the house of Moss Trcqway in the coun-
"A u Of Powhatan, onrhsrsday the third day
OF January, one thousam eight hundred and live,
pursuant 10 decree ,f the superior court Of
chancery, holden tor the Richmond distria, pro-
nounced ON the second cay Of June lasr. in favor
of col. Samuel Meredith of Amherst county, a.
gainst John Nunnally and others
On day, and at the place above mentioned.
ard m conformity TO the aforesaid decree. will be
soi, TO he highest bidder, for ready money, ops
eertainsaa or parcel Of LAND, lying on Apo
rsattox river, in the upper end of said county,
within wo miles Of the place Of sale, containing
-four hundred and twelve and one half acres, a
part (which is low grounds. adjoining the said
run, th remainder high land, thought to be c.
quail III ,alue 70 any in the neighbourhood; there
= arc twoplantations on this trad, one OF which
lies Immediately upon the river. being that plan
saton vhereon Arohelns Sunnaly lived IN his
lifetime the buildings arc such rs might answer
fer the accommodation of IN overseer & negroes,
with god barn, &c. The other is the plan'a-
lion upon which Capt. John Nunnally has lived
FIR 4 ngnber OF years; upon which there IS
good dwelling house with two rooms below and
two above stairs. kitchen. sniosk house, dairy,
stable, barn, &c. al IN good 9pair; upon this
trla eight ten hands may bsemployed to great
advantage
Greed 7arior. Franis e. Harvis.) q
Nelson patfeson. Eds~d altrfi~d, 8
Riebd C,u'ub, Jobn Ford, :
December 7th. 1904. 3w
nJS The sale of the above property Is post
poned until Friday the frstdaS of FEBRUARY next,
when it win certainly take pllce. in satisfa Zion
Of the aforesaid decree, and 1t the place afore.
said. ids Dee. %. 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
JOSEPH G.. WILDER. M. q.
D Ursuant 90 decree ol One o.istrict

DUrsuanr TO adccree OF the (.istrict
cour, OF Chancery held in Williamsburg, in
4 suit between Thomas Did and Sarah his wife.
and Philemon Gatewood and Dorothy his wife.
plaintiffs and John peterborough administers
tor with the viii annexed Of James Ednondson.
Robert Banks and Elizabeth his wife. lanes
Webb and Dorothy his wife. Edmund Caw-
thorn aud Mariha Todd his wife, James Throcls-
morton. Sally Thtookniortop, Lucy Throckraor-
ton and judith Throckmorton. infants uster the
age of twenty-onc years, dev;lees and lcgatces
cf the said James EdrAondson, deceased by lanes
Weob. specially assigned their guardian, defen-i
dants-Will be SOLD, TO the highest bidder,
ior~eady money. on the 18th day of February
next on the premises, thar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26

TN pursuance of deed oftrust from
I Thos. II. Drew, 20 Carter IL. Harrison, bear.
s.s,;c ausl,on. at Fow,ess tavern in Cartersviie,
FOR ,eaiy money, IN the esh February next,
a TRACT OF LAND
con,aiaiag $500 ,cres, be the saneimore or less.
living in the count Of Campbell. OH the branches
Of HIPS Creek, now in rhe possession Of Mr.. Phi.
lin Payne, who win shcw the land to any person
Disposed 10 purchase. Under IN impression that
those who wish &c purchase will view the premi-
sss, it is deemed unnecessary to say much of the
quality suffice itt Say, that il is esteemed ave-
y valuable traea, gma. part of il capable Of pro-
ilcing excellent tobacco.
ROBERT c. HARRISON,
= PbYrON HARRISON,
Es'rs Of c. II. HAnRIsoS.
January 9Th. 1915. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26

VIZ HAVE FOR SALE.
COTTON MACHINES, & a New.
York made riding CHAIR.
Shapard & Lucke.
.5amsary 1873. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26

~ tho same time and place, win d;spos. oe
ahe other undivided third part OF the sa;I NJ.
wich Miils, and viii also dispose Of = yala,iI.
tsaa Of Land adjoining thereto, which eon,.:r.
about i've hundred acres, win various Improve.
Jrcnss--rhe whole IS valuable es,ate n -
Uooten will shew tho Mills and the Iard r,'.
terms Of payment for the said land ard ,he o,h'.
third part Of the Mills will he hale readv r,,,,e.'
and twelve months credit for ne cher haze
DAVID ROSS
gL a NIX b o N Ds
Fer sale At this Office,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
VIRGINIA.:
In me High Court Of ChGneery.

BETWEEN ,fi
Christopher MsConnico and Thompson
FouIks, Executors oil Matthew Mara-
bic, plaintiffs.
Richard Kennon, defendant.
I'M motion OF the plaintiffs by their
~ counsel, the court this twelfth day
OF May, in the year oil our Lord Que ihou-
sand seven hundred and ninety e,gh,,dolh
order, that the piaintiiis do render an 40
count of their administrator the goods,
chattels & credits OF their tesialor, before
master commissioner Rose, WHO'S directed
to examine, state and settle The same, and
make report thereof to the court, with
such matters specially as he may think
pertinent, or the parties may require to &c
SO 81 It I.
( A Copy-Testc,
tdm p. rINSLEY. C. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
WHEAT FAN 81 WOVEN WIRE
DZ.4NUF.hCTORY,

A
1Z.4NUF.6CTORY,
No. 7, Bridge Greer, fcrv doors norfb # c,iG:fb's
Bridge, Baifmose.
NTHERE are made and sold, WHEA7-
w FANS. FIRST quality (; ROLLfbGn and other
ScRFENS. for wheat, barley, fax.teed, &c;
MIND RIDDLES and SIEYES. Tor coal.
corn, barley, wheat. rye, oats. .rci b,icis.dust,
flax seed, clover seed. cookie, lime. sand &c !:
SHhKFS for Indian meal, HIRE SHES
WOYLN WIRE for windows, &c &c.
AMOS SMITH,
(Foymeriy WEST e. Sn1rHl
~ b. n good assortment on hand
Any OF the above articles viii be delivered IN
Richmond, (on shors notice. at the same prices
as at the mandatory exclusive of freight ON
the orders bsine left with
SAMUEL PARSONS u SON.
Near the Bason, OF whom the prices may be
kuown--who have now on hand, gbeaf Fans.
Wteat and Lime Sieves, and Meal Sexes, &c. of
superior quality
rs. FIRE SAFES. and a few tons BAR
IRON on hand
ilth Mo. LIST. 1904. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
\ Manchester, Jan. o, iaOo. .IeptI VI
r c H NJ o n ID a G A d Z NJ 7
L OF T Z r T.

NOTICE is hereby given, thar the drawing
IN ofthe said Lottery will commence on this
tav. and be continued on Tuesdays and Satur-
day. by drawing from fifty to FIVE hundred NUM-
bers, until the whole is completed.
All tickets not sold and delivered before rms
day win be considered as held on account of the
Trustees of the Academy and the agents for
selling them are earnestly requested TO remit Ell
ther the money or the tickets committed to their
disposal, 10 The commissioner from whom they
were received.
Those who have purchased tickets on credit,
will be pleased 10 reckon from ths day.
IL the days OF drawing and the number 10 be
drawn shall he encrcased, public norce Will
given ofthe same.
The prizes TO be paid in sixty days after the
drawing is Completed
II is hoped thar the tickets remaining in the
hands of the commissioners will be readily bought.
BY those who are well wishcrs the proposed A.
cadeniy, or who wish 10 see in the neighbcurhood
OF this city the beginning of a great National u
niversy. The committee appointed FOR that
purpose have already purchased about l9 acres
of ground, liue more thar mile from town.
in an eligibe situation, and the necessary build.
ings viii be begun Ia the ensuing spring.
On behalf Of lie trustees,
Ro6erf JGfckely,0
Robert Pollard, o7tfioirted
-dlerr. Sfnart 20 snfrr-
I'm. Price, intend me
g. Tucker, drGaving.
Richmond, January ID. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-31

exceeded his expea Cations. aid waz capa-
bic Of living in x;.y sea, and that she Ia 10
azkably we'll. found Iysng 20 80, >sp-
chor here i,un boats No 5. fisatepant Max
well. No, s, iisuIenaut Lawrenc-, AID No.
S, lientenant Harrison all perfectly wsll.
These boats all exceeded the expectations
of their officers. No. 2.iieutenant, zard,
No. 8, lieutenant ifArratluns and No. q,
ls-,Itenant Ebert sailed from Ibis port Tor
Trppli yesterday morning.
Letters from Commodore. Barron, Of
the 2lst April, make no mention OF any
prospects of peace, and state that he, was
making active preparations for this sum-
mer's siege. He has bought three large
schrs. which he has cut down, strengthen
ed and placed bombs on board. The bloc
ksde has been kept up the whole winter
very rigidIy BY our squadrons but the
north winds occasionally compelled our
Acct to weigh and beaf of the shore. The
result is that two small cruizers have ges
oat. They have been lately spoke of Cor
sica, which ] presume is their cruising
[. ground.
acaPtain Bainbridge, Office rs and crew,
are AL well and not harshly treated. |
Aat;er myself, that they viii be ali liberat.
ed this summer, As 1 am sure every excr.
lion Of our officers viii be employed to ef'
| feel this. ~
81 am employed this morning in mount
ing the cannon on the boats with my main
yard. and the iAstantit is done, f the wind
| win favor, l shall weigh my anchorfsr Tri
poll.
:" Captain Stewart sailed from hence or
the ed in company with one of our store
ships, for Malta.
"P.S. Commodore Barron's health |,
perfectly restored"