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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-20
~11MARTZMSBURG, June 20.

is far as our Information at present
extends, oarisus parts Of Maryland and
Trginia haze been much injured in the
destruction efthtir small grain, sc. by
the caterpillar. Ona ttw farms in Ma
ryLand, ne are told, that almost every
green thing has been destroyed by this
devOuring rebtiie-Ln our neighbouring
county, JJefersen, some injury has been
sustained, but not 10 a gerry great amount !;
Frederick county has sud ered mare than
Tcfersdn We h0oe made enqiiries
from almost every part Of this county,
and find that Berkeley is almost exempt
from their ravages, no injury worth men,
fionins has been eif by our Jarmers- The
present appearances are uery 6attering-
and 1pe trust that a fe1U days will put it
out eftht P0toer Of these rePsilts taiyure
rs.
A New.Yort paper Of the 4th inst.
says" Ills with regret we have to mem.
ton the temperance OF the Hook of
the Eeander and other British ships Of
war, and their recent capture Of two va
luable ships bound to this port"
LAYS TREATY.-It deserves attenti-
on, that by the 9th article ofthe British
treaty, had it been in force, capt. Whit
by might have been demanded of the
English government, to answer for the
murder Of John Pierce. But as the pre-
sent administration have suffered that
part of the treaty to expires without pro-
viding substitute, We have: no redress
but such AuWmery as Mr.. Jefferson's
proclamation. Capt. Whitby has only
to avoid exposing himself ashore, for
which he has no occasion, and for want
of Mr.. jays abused treaty government
must vent its rage to the winds.
80 Boston RepertOry.l
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-20

Abel Clemmons was tried at the Cir
cult Court held in Morgan-town, last
month, for the murder OF his wife and 8
children, found guilty, and sentenced to
be hanged on the Soth inst.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-20

The small grain and heritage in the vi
cinitv Of this town, and several other
parts of the country, has suffered much
Of late BY worms (called by some cater
pillar worms.) Whole fields of wheat
and rye which, two or three weeks ago,
made apromising appearance, have been
entirely destroyed by them, they have
also destroyed the corn IN many places.
The immense number Of those reptiles,
and the depredations they have commit.
ted in many fields, lots and meadows, is
incalculable.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-20
IcUL TUR s.
POTATOES.

Put 4 table spoonful of Plaster Of Par.
is to each hill Of Potatoes, about the lat
ter end Of June, and the vine win assume
different colour, and the stalks grow
much larger aud in great quantities.
They will produce double the quantity.
The Potatoes win be Of . much better
Quality and much larger. A. Potatoes
are Of great use to. farmers In fatting
swine and beef.cattle, We recommend i
to these people who use the Plaster, to
make the experiment for themselves, by
PlaisterinE the Potatoes soon after the
first hoeiug. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-20
lLuzerne FedtraAst.1

The unhappy maniac mentioned in the
above article has, since she left Luzerne,
been wandering in this county, principal
" in this township. She raves of her
mother and her babes having been drown.
ed, but sometimes says she has left one
with good woman who took it from her
when she was going to drown it. We
have no doubt she is the woman whose
tale is so pathetically told byMr. Miner.
Would it not be worthy ofthe legislature
of Pennsylvania, to make provision for
Restoring to society those afflicted beings,
whom misfortune has robbed Of the
proudest attribute Of humanity?
We cannot close this article, without
noticing the benevolent kindness. the
hearteheering goodness with which Mr..
Gaskius and family Of this township have
upon all occasions treated the unfortunate
Polly. They also shall heve their re.
ward"
Northumberland argus Of Nay %. ]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20

| natural history merits, and will no doub,
] receive attention. An idea, however,
prevails which We can but deem fortu.
nate, viz,-that the wheat will ultimately
prove not TO be injured by them--HVe
shall not enter into the physiology OF
Plants, nor enquire into the truth (Which,
however, is belieyed) The assertion, tina,
leaves are necessary to the nourishmcnt of
plants, but content ourselves with obsery.
ing, that such AN idea is productive of in
doience, and where it is believed that
these caterpi!!ars are innoxious, no at.
tempts will be made to get rid of the 81.
Impressed with an opinion that they are
destructive, the Editor OF this paper pro-
cured some powdered Piaister of Paris {:
-oD some of them he let fall small GUAM.
titles OF 1t. others he surrounded with il,
and he placed some of it immediately in
the path of others /; the result ofthese cx.
periments give room TO hope ;ha, this va
lnab'c substance may lie usefu,ly employ.
ed, Ii not altogether TO DESTROY them, at
leas, 10 preserve our fields from their "a.
wages, as ii appeared almost Instantly To
Kill some on whom it was placed, and oc-
casioned others to ejstt quantity of
greenish matter; those that were surroun.
ded seemed to search every passage 10 es.
cape without passing ovec it, and those
In whose path it was strewn tool. dffe-
rent direction. Upon the whole it eyi
IDENTITY appeared as if all dishked it, but
the small scale on which these expert
ments were made will justify no positive
assertion, & II is therefore hoped that soue
OF. our intelligent agricul,uraiis(s viii give
their attention 10 The facts stated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20

The hoEhy morn Of Love, has been SUNG.
by many a rustic bard, bu, alas how
glocniy often in its evening termination.
Even the iacetious Peter Pjndar Z" .GR me
charm; -, and in the following, fines has
portrayed those sensations, which are
the characteristic ola noble mind.
TIE HlPPY MORN or LoYE.
BY DR.. woLcoT.
How happy was the morn of love
When iirst,hy signs engaged my hearth
All. guiltles. of wish to rove,
1 deem'd it more THAI death to part.
When e'er from thee chanc'd 10 straw,
How fancy dwelt upon thy mieD,
hat spread with flowers my wearied way,
And shower'd delight ON every scene.
But fortune, envious of my joys,
For thee selects apother's charms.
From me thy vow Of love decoys,
And gives thee TO rivals arms.
In secret let my sorrows flow;
Be every happiness thy lot;
Ii fortune shields rhy heart from woe.
Her wound to mine shall BE- forgot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20
FROM THE ALExANDRIA EzposIror
THE CATERPiII.ARS.


This pest, which has so suddenly burst
into existence, is The subject which now
absorbs the general attention. Our ac-
counts from the head waters of the SOUTH
err branches Of Potomac, from the bor-
ders of James River, Culpepper and o.
range counties, in Virginia, and the state
of South Carolina, are truly alarming
In this vicinity they seem 10 attack only
particular spots Of earth, and to confne
their rayages principally to wheat and
grass. in Ngery beautiful wheat field near
this town they have stripped the leaves en-.
tirejy from the wheat, eaisn the three or
four lower grains from the ear, and seem
apparently to have absorbed the miikey
substance from those more exposed to
the heat Of the sun. Several gentlemen
in Alexandria are preparing to watch
the transform a,ion Of this animal whose
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20
(By Authority.)
AN ACT

AN Mt
Respecting be claims 10 land in roe Indiana terrific
~ and s,Gte Of 0bio.
BIZ enacted BY fbe Seadte ard House of Retire.
'enfdtveS 81 tbe United States IF Ameyica in en-.
s,ess assembled, That the registers AMI receivers
OF public monies Of the districts Of V,ncennes
and Kaskaskils, respectively, be and they are
hereby authorized and empowered under the d..
reeion of the secretary Of the treasury to Law out
one or more iraas Of land in their spe Give dis.
tress, tor the purpose sf 10. ating therein, tracts
OF land granted by viriue of any legal French or
British grants or Of any csolution or aa of Con.
gress: Provided, that the tra6s thus laid out shall
be whenever practicable, adjoining the traas
which, in conformity with former laws, had been
laid out for similar purposes by the governors Of
the north west or Indiana territories; and the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20
FROM THE HAmpsH1px c.z.rr,

mr.. Snfler-Agricui,ure being the e,np,oyn,en,
OF a great part Of mankind, the gtand question is
how we NAY cultivate our lands 20 the bss, add
vantage having The last year made an expert.
hient by putting Pais.er of Pari, On p,.o.es. 7
have thought it might be advantageous to iSs
inereSt OF agriculture TO communicate !, ,,-o,,h
The medium oe your payer
Inc experiment have made BY PUTTING abou,
q table spoonful of the plaster TO each hin of
po'a oes. which was put on tii latter par OF Iune.
on aeout every fourth row. soon found the
vine. o. those that werc paisteyed, 10 assume a
dtierens colour, and the stalk to grow rnv,b
larger ana IN greater Quantities. When came
10 pull them III autumn, had more than double
the sI=n'iiy' The potatoes were OF much
better quality and niuci, larger. As po.a,oes
are OF gfeai use to farmers in tattiug swine and
oeet eatts' Nyoa'd recommend it to taose poo
PIE, who use the plaster. to make tie exbsri.
merit FOR Themselves. by plaisterins The ro.s,ss
soon after the FIRST hocing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20
IN COUNCIL,

June lzM, 1906.
GEORGE WYrHE, Judge of the High
Court of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
triGt, citizen not more venerable for his
great age than illus,rious for his patriot.
ism, pure republican principles, inilexlble
integrity, great learning and sound indg.
Inent, and his long and faithful services 10
his country, having departed this life on
the 9Th instant, the Governor and Coun-
Gil thinking il highly proper that the sor-
row sincerely felt by themselves and by
the public for the loss of that eminent
patriot and sage, should be manifested by
some outward sign of respect to his me-
mory, do resolve unanimously, that they
will wear in honor of The deceased, a black
Grape On the left arm for one month.
Exua0 from the Minutes,
DANL. l.. HYLTON,
Clerk Of the Council.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20

pril) informs, that proclamation would
soon be received there prohibiting the
importation ofall articles the growth or
manufacture of Great Britain; and that
the port would be blockaded bythe British.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20
GOOD ENCOURAGEMENT.
FOR NEW BEGINNERS,

Extract ofa letter from Port Elizabeth,
Cumberland County, dated Nay 20.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Cobb, wife Of
Mr. Paul Cobb, of this neighborhood pre-
sen.ed her husband with three healthy
living daughters at one birth and likely TO
do we'll Bali. En-. Posi-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20
AN ACT


dlakimg a further efNtrohria,ion toz3ards
conflicting The sou:A sUing ef' ne ccti.ol,
az ne Gig IF Yaciingfon.
BE H Enacted 6y tie Senate end Rouse
Of Representatives Of tie United Stases OF
America in Congress assembled, That a sum
not exceeding forty thousand dollars, shall
be, and the same is hereby appropriated,
TO be applied under the dfrec,ion of the
president o. the United States, towards
completing The south wing OF the capitol,
at the city of Washington, which said sum
shall be paid out of any money in the trea.
surg, not otherwise appropriated.
MAI HI. MACON,
Siea&cr ofthc Ronse Of REPRESENTATIVES
S. SMITH, President
OF The Senate, Pro tempore.
April 81, lso6-AprRovKp.
TIL. JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20

A Lexington (Ken.) paper of the Goth
ult. contains the following important pa.
ragraph-" Report says, that orders have
been sent to gen. Wilkinson, to descend
the Mississippi Immediately to Fort A.
dams, with all the troops stationed at ST.
Louis, in consequence of approximations
from the Spaniards."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20

traas thus laid on. shall not DE otherwise dispo.
sed of unless BY order of Congress
See. Ind 5e IL furtbsr enacted That any per-.
| son persons entitled TO giants of land by yir
tue of any former resolution act of Congress,
which are not specifically designated in the pa
tents issued by the governors aforesaid. or which
have not yet been located. shall have right to
IN presence ofthe register of the land Office, with
| whom the location shall be entered and the sur.
veyor general shall cause the same TO be survey
ed IT the expense ct the parties Presided, that
all the lands thus located, shall in each traet laid
out for thar purpose. be laid on, in body with
ont leaving any intervals of Vacan, land, and shall
each be surveyed in the form of q square or OF
paralielogram, the length of which shall NOT ex
coed three times It's breadth.
Sec. 3 And be IL (t,t6er enacted, That the Re.
gisters and receivers aforesaid shall complete and
transmit their reports 10 the secretary of the
treasury before the First day of December next
Each OF the said officers shall be allowed an add.
tionaI compensation Of five hundred dollars and
each of the clerks of the respective boards. shall
be allowed an additional compensation of two
hundred and fifty dollars, in full for his services
as such in relation TO such Claims.
Sec. Ord 6s IL ffiytSer enacted, That the re.
gisier and receiver of public monies in The dis
triet OF Cincinnati be. and they are hereby an.
thorised TO grant certificates Of right of pre- !.
, enipuon 10 any pesson residing on any received
| section (osher than section No. To- for the traa
or which ne resides. or the applicants PRODUCING
Satisfactory evidence that his claim was,vi,l.;2
The provisions rhe seventh SEXTON Of an a9 ia.
ttu!cd I" An act making provision for the disno.
sal ot the public lands in the Indiana territory
and Tor other pnrpoccs:" p ouided tina. the PER-
son shall exhibit tbs evidence of his claim, and
shall have paid AZ least one twentieth rart of the
! purchase money, on or before the FIRST day of
August next ind brovided also THAT such ce,.
uhca,es shall not be granted for any lads pre-.
viously granted o. sold, or 70. Itrger traa thar
a quarter OF . seetion. nor for any other ,,aa
than thaton which he resides, and such land shall
oe granted AZ the same price, and on The paymen,s
oeiIg made, as for other public lands sold At pri :.
waite sale.
NATH1- MACON,
! Sfeake, Of tbe Heuss Of Rep essn.aiives.
| S. SMITH,
Hesilen' u zoe Senafe Pro f-n,bo,e.
fT'il2l. 1906 rPgovrD
L
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20

1t is feared that ere this battle has
been fought between the Americans and
Spaniards at Nachitoches. What will be
the result we know not-but have under.
stood, great preparations are making by
the citizens 10 aid and succour the efforts
OF their eounlrymen against the Spani.
ards.-Ohio Herald.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20

II was observed of gentleman, who posses.
sed 5rea, learning, but was extremely s;leyt in
company, that his mind was E5yG,y of ,he
most valuable information upon which spright.
W female wittily remarked, that if it was libra.
", it was not circulating one
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20
Geo. Chisman, D. c..
VIRGINIA.:

IhGI1SIA
At Quarterly Court continued and.
held for Pittsyivania County, the,
2lst day of NAV, 1906.
Anthony Holloway and hnnc his wife, (
John Yeaman and May his wife & Hen
p ry Pe'i and Sarah his wife, Plaintiffs. g
Stgainst "a
Elisha L. Williams and Presley Williams, 8
Defendants :.
NE defendants not having entered ,heir ap.;
pearance and given secuIty according to the
act OF assembly and ths rules of This court & tap
pca'ins to the saiisfattkn Of the cours tina, ,hey
are no. inhabitants CT this state on Inc mo,ion
OF The plaintiff. by heir Counsel, 1t is ordered.
that the said defendants do appear here on tie
third Monday il Augus, mex; and answer III.
plaintiffs bill, and thar copy of his o,d-r be
io''hwih inserted IN some newspaper published
in thisss,ate for eight weeks snccessiyey. and
posted up at the fron' door of The courthouse OH
some court day
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20
NEW.YORK AssEMBLY.

Our good friends at home and abroad
having circulated an account OF the mem.
oers OF our next assembly, in which they
very kindly TO themselves class them as
" Al Lewisites, 40 Clintonians, and l9 f.
derailsts;" we take the liberty of giving
them our list as it stands, allowing them
all they have any plausible claim upon
1t stands thus: republicans SO, Lewisites
80, federallsts l6, and federal republicans
2. We are safe in this calculation, al.
though our neighbours, to keep up ep
pearances, have been under the necessity
OF borrowing few of our members. We
are assured that from 10 10 90 of those
elecled for Lewisites are correct republi-
cans.-Hudson Bee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:
FRIDAY. JUNE 90, 1896.

~ Doring the summer establishment
of mails, the days of publication of the
Argus will be changed to Wednesday and
Saturday in each week.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20

NATURAL HrsToRX There is now n cat in
Lancaster that 10 nursing two mice which she
caught with the same care she would bestow on
kittens This very peculiar circumstance is at
tribuied 10 her own kittens having been ratcn
from her a few days before. and drowned The
extraordinary propensity OF the cat in question,
may perhaps, have criginated in the cyuse thus
assigned but we have known an instance Of =
car which had no kittens. having manifested 4,
similar attachment 70 mice. In the case ,us, al
iuded TO the cat had only to new at the holes lea
ding to the retreats of the mice, and she was in
stantiy surrounded by a whole family Of th.m
1t any strangerentered the apartment where this
singular scene occurred. the Cat showed the Mt.
most anxiety to hasten and pro,ea their retreat.
Lon. ran
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20
Beleher,own. May. 1906
Il mef56d Of Obtaining natural Fyowrpr
uyn,ey Gesb 80 " !" ~" EhS IN

a meioSa q o0id,Hng natural FLOWERS in
=, Hime'. t'es6 5tospn any dc.yyou Please.
Choose some OF 'he most perfect buds of the
lowers you YVES" to preserve, such rs are lat
sss IN o'o"lns ana ready to open cut them of
wi,h pair OF Scissors, leaving 70 each. If ,oss;.
bic. "a piece of the stem about 3 inches Inny
cover the end OF the stem Immediately with Sea
risi Wa and when the buds ar. :: hide strunt
and wriakled, wrap each of them up seps atelv
IN piece of paper, perfectly clean and dry. and
iock them Up IN q dry box or drawer, and tbev
viii keep wi,hout cor.aptins.
In winter. DREAMY osherime, when you would
nae the howe'S blow, take The buds over night,
ana cut oil me ends Of tie sem sealsd win
Spanish wax, and put the buds INTO wa,er
wherein lille nitre salt has been infused
and me next day yon will have the pleasure of
seeing the buds open and expand themselves. and
the h'wers display their most lively colors and
breathe their agreeable odou,s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20

An Irish Gentleman wrote piece of Poetry
ON the Victory OF Trafalgar, which he prefaced,
BY saying, A" This, hope, will be considered
good iripro,gpn' as 1t has taken me many days
10 write it,"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20
SIX LOTS OF LAND

OLA 1-O ID Ot LAND,
Being parcels of a traa formerly held by Col
Samuel Jonrdan, which was lately divided bv
me SuoScrber. into several smaller tracts. Three
OF The lots are situated between James and SIate
rivers and the o'hcr three the south side of
ai4,e ii'ef' adjoining the lands of M. Robert
Nicholas. and Mr. Stephen Geurant The IanI
Is well timbered and is favorable for the culture
OF tobacco and wheat; and no part of il is NOR
distant than three miles from an eyceant mgr
chant mill and the whole is convenien, TO good
navigation. Plots OF the land will be left wi,b
mr Walter Irvine, CT New Canton, and the
mes wi'i be easily traced, as they are very ge
raHy Known in the neighborhood
one fourth OF the purchasr money will be de.
hlanoeo on the delivery of'he deed the balance
'ooe oi'l"d INTO two equal annua! ins;almenis,
secured upon the properly, by deed Of trust
June 6. ,v,Ja
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20
MAP OF VIR[IIyfA-

49, VI INoEIN ~.
UBsCkiBEhS to the Map of Virginia, are
~ respectfully informed. thar the work viii in
short time, be ready for delivery. The delay
mas been occasioned by circumstances, which
could nor be confronted but il is ho,ed ,h,, en-
perior accuracy in the dellreat:ar rs wei, as e.
iegance in the execution, witt be Sufficient
atonsment.
SPECIMENS Of toe VOL may be seen at The Offices
II toe En9ui er and 6teus
Richmond, lo.h June. 1905 s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20
q oopy--Teste.
VI i'll Tunstall, c. P. c.
R1cHMoND AcADEMYLoTTERY

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the trustees
IN have appointed the LIST day of August ncxs,
tor the payment of prizes drawn in the second
Glass OF the above Lottery at which time they
WIZ be paid by the subscriber on application.
All persons holding money on account Of he
said Lottery, are requested to make immediate
payment TO one "f the trustees, or to DEPOSIT the
same in The BANK Of Virginia.
GEORGE TUCKER,
Actigg Trustee.
Richmond, Juae II. 1895. villa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20

nm the motion of the compartments
~ by their counsel. and it appearing to the
satistattion of court that the defendant Elisha
Rakes hath removed himself without the iu,is.
d'e'ion OF this court, to parts unknown, IL Is or
dc'ea and aee'eed. that unless the ssid defendant
kahcS' snail appear here on or before August
tenn uex' and answer the bi OF the colnplsinants
tai the CONT viii then proceed to decree the mas
ter according 70 the prayer Of the said bill ; and
TIA, copy of this order be forthwith published
in some public newspaper Of the cry Of Rich
mond ioy two months excessively, and another
copy be posted up At the from, door Of the court
house of iris county.
a. Copy--Tes'c.
Role Eldridge, jr. D. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20
LAND FOX SALE

an the second Saturday in august next. will
~ be exposed 10 sale. a, public Av6lian a,
John Anderson's Tavern in the Town of New
Canton -"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20

in henrico County Court.
Eeteseen
Eli-ha Lig5an. Complainant.
ind ~
Robert Robinson and Polly his wife. who -
was Polly Lig5ar. widow of Samuel q
l. ggan, dec. + my Logan, I'll infant (
child OF the SAID eeoodeat. and Robert !
Ff@nkiin and Mary franklin. Wills Lii.
gar, and Sherwood iggan. Def,
{ He defendants Willis ana Sherwood !. iIyan
- not having entered their appearance ana CIV
en- security according TO ihc az of a emily
IN such case made -and provided. and the
rules OF this court, and i, appearing 10 he sa-
tisiaetion or the ccurt TIA NOT ,nhabi-
tarts of this conmonwe, on The r,oti-n Of
the complainant byhis &C, ,LJHis Gered. mat
the SAID defendant do appear here on the lirse
Monday III Ssp,e nber next and answer the bill
OF the complainant. and thar copy of this ,rder
be forthwith inserted in some one of TIE news.
papers published in the city OF Richmond for two
months excessively, and post at the courthouse
door on two successive cour Gays
Teste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20

Xxx TICKETS in the Second
Class OF the William and Mary Colsge Lottery
are for sale az this o{,;cc