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IDeStt Gu0tes.
TRINIDAD.
PROCL dMITTON.

CLAMHTION.
ny bfJ efeeHentp 7bonaJ Hi0op, Ell. brigadier-
general Of his majeRy'S forces, and Jgozernor of
IRE H9and Of Trinidad and its dspe1aeaeisi,
&c.
Whereas his majeny, for reafons eiTentiaIIv
connected with the fafety and PROPERTY of bis
Weit-lndia poifefiioDs, has thought it expedi-
emit to introduce into them free race of culii.
yators, who, from habts and feelings, will
keep themfelvcs dftinet from the negroes, and
VINO, from intcreit, will be infeparaby attached
TO the European proprie;ors /: and whereas the
Cbineie peoSie, having been reprefented TO hia
maeity as uniting the qualities which sonRitute
this double recommendation, from being ac-
cuitomcd to receive portion from the pro-
ouce OF tue Toll they cultivate as the recon-
pence OF their labor, aud Injured to habits of
iodu0ry, which by economy and perseverance
they commonly improve into the means of en-
abling them to beconc themfelves the proprie-
tors and this character the Chnefe has been
invariably fuPported by the different colonies
which they have been encouraged TO etabli(,
in the ilands of Java, Manila, Sooo, and alto
lately under the government Of the Eaft-India
company at Prince of Waes-I1aud, in the
TRAITS OF Malacca, were population Of up-
wards OF $4,000 Chineie are at prefent fettled.
and whole revenues, in the courfe of few
yeaTs bae increafed TO upwards of one humid
red thouland pounds GerIing, per annum, by
their perfonal labor in cultivation aud other in
duhry, from The advance of very tri7ng ca
ptal. And whereas the difpofition which this
people have eyinced to form eftablihmcnts i'm
all countries where indictments have been held
out to their induhry, have prevailed 10 induce
his majefy and his miniacrs to fuppofe it not
impofiible that under adequate encouragement.
they might be led to extend their emigration
to this Hand and that by we'll concerted
plan, numbers Of their countrymen might here
after I've tempted TO iettle here, and afterwards
fpresd themfeives into our other colonies.
With this view fpecial agent was fent by his
maiehy's miniiters to Bengal, and having fuc-
| ceeded in the Object of his milton, he hap &C
cordingly arrived here with migsrtiou of Jsi
! OF tbeie lsttiers as an experiment., 90 The fss.
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ANDREW JAMIESON's
74dkEXdNDR{A OR dGKERS.

Noqv Landing,
a CONSIGNMENT by MIR. J,mielon, diret,
\ from the Bakery, of his far-fam'd excellen,
Crackers, in barrels, half bbls. and kegs. ALTO iu-
peT'lne Pilot Bread in bbls and for ale, Cat the Ba-
kerry price in Alexandria, and charges,) at the fore
lately occupied by Meilrs. Cranberry and Hancock
by JAMES SMITH
Who has in Gore, low-priced blue fack lit Cloth
and aiiorted Fannris, which he will fell bargain.
ALso--India Piece Goods-cheap
Dec. 2. IS
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REMOVAL.

ME SubicribeT. have removed their COMPT-
Z ING HOUSE, from the Main-Street to one
OF David Buock's Brick Buildings, at the lower end
OF the Baton, between the Tenements occupied by
c. and t. Saunders, and Norvell, Watt and Bull
locs-where they continue their purchafes Of wheat
as uinal-Fhey ALTO keep for fale regular fupply Of
Flour, Corn Meal, Hominy aud Bras.
THOMAS 81 AMOS LADD.
10 Mo. Sd, 1856. eptf.
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McCAY ~ COuzAM

HAVE reeciVed by fbs late or,ival, from
L I Londoa, large ami .f.hjioaebie GG5rt-
neaf Of Gotd and Sii'Uer WATCHES, svifb a
4nriciy qf articles Of Jeqveiieyy and SHve,
INK. dlo, an a6orfment IF Wafeb Makers
TOOLS md maferidi5 evbieb, zvifb their for.
ryRork, readcrs fbeir aDortmeaf Vtry general.
M Of 7vbieb hhgy 2ftr at THE NET reduced prices
for cgb.
DeteSs6er -. IT,
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vG'HF CtaeSai 1Iesti,g Of tie 1znfael Lsju,aaee
y Company ggGig6 Fire on CooIs mi furniture in
ME Sfeff IF Pbgina, zo faAe place ef FfeGe,s 7aOs,n
n hbis City, at II o'Cioekm bs sreaoon, Of tie ssad
1load,y ia he next mosfB
nm. H. FIT'ZWHYLSONN, p. n.
Dsee7bey 20. ep2J.
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a LLPer)onJ baVing claims aguigR the e)7afe
l. n IF Jobn HoO0ieS, deed. Of TIE BozViing.
Green, are re7ac9ed TO make them knozVn, fbat
Pr0Vjfon my be made for a final .Jeftlemenf.--
Hnd tb2(e iydebted MN make immediate pay.
mest 10 John H0OMES, and
JOHN G.. VOOLFOLK,
ExecgtorJ Of Jfobn HosnleJ, Get'd.
Jan. 90, SOC. If
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ROBERT JOHNSTON.

pRGS leave to inform his friends and ,he public,
ID tina, he has removed his Store from the houfe he
lately occupied oppote the Eagle Tavern, to one Of
Mr.. Thomas Mtehell's new houfes nearly Cppoiite
to Mefrs. Taylor aud Browns Vendus Office, where
he is now opening general afIortment Of
DRY GOODS g IRONMONGERT,
which he will dfpofe Of at a moderate profit.
NJ 3. He will Rent or Sell his Brick Tenement on
aaoeloe-IIilI, adjoining to Mt. Robert GOrdons.
9A0bsr Z. a.
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SpORTSMEN ATTENTION.

OFON ONIElF n I'm I ION. n
ON Monday the twenty -nrsn Gag OF this month,
~ Fiji be Ssdin this city, for read yssonsy thar
valuable piece of land, the Will;aniiiurg JOCKEY
CLUB COURSE, containing abaut iixsy ACRES
at tie fame fixe, and ca .bs /.sme terms,
Will be fold, that very valuable HOUSE and LOT
the UNION.TdFERN.
The above properly viii; be drofed TO fa,isfy GER
tain fums OF money due by Deeds of Trul, and will
pod:ivcly be fold, without referve on tina, day by
RIO. ANDERSON,
ldut7ionesy asd Csrmilea Meye5raf
Williamsburg, Dec. 90 sp,dE.
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NOTICE.

a IL perloas baving elaims agaigR the seatt
L a of John Pendieton, efq. late of the City Q,
Richmond, deed. are requslTed to exhibit them ia
either of the JaL/iribers as IberdiLy as peLgbIe.
GEO. PICKETT,
ROBERT POLLARD,
= CHS. JOHNSTON, $50
N. SHEPPARD.
administrator.
November lS. IT,
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- THs TARMER's VIRGINIA ALMA.
Mack, for the Year 1907, printed by Thomas
Richie, is nov for faIc, by the grofs, dozen or
Jingle, at the ESoUIRER Book Store.
BLso--A General Allotment of Lawyers
and Sb@Sif's BLANKS, juh printed.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

TENHE fublcriber is very dcGrous Of taking in
L WRITING of any kind during the winter
evenings. JOSEPH JACKSON
M b. A few very handioms LOMBARDY pop
LAR TREES for fale, at his place Of reiidenee, on
hocke-hi +
December 10. In.
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JOHN TOMPKINS,

HIS reeNiVcd an Attainment IF GOODS ConEEing of
u IANNEI.s, Coa,ings, Blankets, Rofe and Duf-
= fle Drabs, Frze, KerfeyS Feanought, Cloths, Car
pets and Carpetina, Bombozetts, Swanfdown, Patent
Cord, Powder and Shot, Dowlas, 5heeting, Kerr
ieymsres, Calieoes and Mullins, &c. &c. which he
will dfPoe Of on very liberal terms, by the piece or
package.
NOV. II. #.
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Nj FOR SALE,
l y me SHARES in tie Manchester Turnpike.
ALso-virginia Land Warrants a, very redu-
ced price. THOMAS MORRILL,.
The hiehea price viii be given for Military and
United States Land Warrants. T. N.
Dec. 90. IT,
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$500; THE SuBSCi&sBERS,
Having taken HOyi:a Jf70 6eoys triO1D tie BeH:7a-
veyn, eGtrs For Sale, urdtr tie firm of q
WHITE 81 SHELTON,
A GENERAL afiortment of GROCERIES, which
"A they will dilpofe of on very moderate terms,
for Cain, Country produce, or approved paper.
ISAAC WHITE,
JOHN S. SHELTON.
December %, ep If.
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JAMES STRATTFN.

J1HiSo ~ iNEA EN,
Taylor and Habit A1aker, from PHILADELPHIA,
u EGS leave to inform the gentlemen and ladies' OF
ID Richmond and the country, that he intends car
rYng the above Duinei i'll all its various branches;
being well acquainted with the newell fahions, he
hopes from punctuality and sltduty 70 bufnefs, to
deferve little of their patronage, nothng hall be
wanting his part to render fatsfaion to cufion-
ers; aud for neat Workmanship, he pledges hmlelf
to have it done in the neateit manner.
JAMES STRATTEN,
N. B. His reidence is on the Main Street Rich
mond, next door to David Logans.
Oct. II. 2swtf.
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Nov. IA.
JUST RECEIVED,

n FRESH AIortn,snt Of Caret Wines, Cham
IA paigne, MouGeuz by the boz, Burgundy, sau-
tern, Vim de Grave, Iaiftte, Mufeat Of Frontignac
Wine Btters-and aiio, iref fupply Of Olives, Ca
pers, Anehovies, Cayenne Pepper, MuRard, Prunes,
Raifns by the box, Almonds and Fiberts. All kind
Of Wea-India Sweetmeats; al kind Of Confecfione-
ry--and different articles Of Perfuuery-For Sale by
ALEXANDER PLAINVGLLE.
RiehaaSnd, O9. II. (2aw6m
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TK1 ANTED Immediately, ten ton of clean Mer-
w charitable HEMP, for which liberal price
will bP given in cafh. PROSSER u MONCURE.
Dec. 20. eptf.
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n. B. A Wagon and tx Mules, good Riding
Horie, and a Jack Of good tock-fer iale.
X. M.
MancheRer, Dec. 9. If.
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BELL 7dYERw!

BELL T-fYERWI!
TIME Sub!criber begs leave inform his friends
4 and the public, that he has taken the houfe in
Mancheher formerly called the Riing- Sun Tavern,
and occupied by Mrs. Leath, aud having furnihed
hmfef with good Beds aud the be of Liquors, Grain,
&C. he Aatters hmfelf from paying particular atte-
zion, be will be able give general farisfaGtion.
ROBERT McTYRE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-25

g lie, ia rouse at once, and at the heao
Of our existing troops, possess Nsw "a
leans and Mobile, then we snail be ID = o.
luatioo to negotiate"
Ia another paragraph da;ed 9th Zee.
1902, Coriolanus says, Kentucky has inc
advantage OF Invasion; and she no doup'
will use ii, if unsupported ny the union ;
she moves alone 10 me com0as sue 10 o.
tualssl on waters rapidly descending 70 inc
point of attack she will ovefwhelm ne"
Orleans and West Florida with prompts
tude and ease; she will move like the
porthero hordes Of Europe Overwhelming
the Grrmgo empire; she will conquer, co.
lonise and firmly settle aud transmit me
soilio herla.ess poslerisy- If unaided by
the troops and navy Of the union, she Will
conquer by and for herself, and no power
car prevent, check, or even disturb her
conquest"
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ssting article on the rro,...
and civilization in Ru,s,ss 't y oflsa,s.
Great. 'e OF PETE
What will particularly a,;r,., :, ~
ton, is the hope held ou, a os The ,,,s,,
some OF the works Of the ausi.o ',.ssa'sriae
ed to be ifre'rievabIy LOST, !, as 'uppos
Jarislaus l.son OF Wallauiao . sppssts,ha,
yl'ed to HI, court rumb.s Of SII r.,
Greeks, and employed them in r.. 'saFa;t
into the Salvonic language, Gre Ss.sa'laiae
the original uf which were dss Work.
the church Of ST. sophia, rO'''sd i
was 50 great a lover Of the scis0su a''aaia
he collected mote than ons thou.s M
manuscripts, several OF wnicn +. ofes3
TO be translated and dis,rlbu,sd , %
schools In MS domlnioas. Aleu-, n, " as
lowit1, wishing to compare Inc 81, LNats
vets'oas OF the books used in the ,bn n,ua':
with the originals, caused to b. n". a'sass,
In Greece, and particularly a, MN, 'l'a'sd
abous 500 INNS. which are still 0r. A'As',
10 the library OF the Synod at Mo ss''sd
Even allowing that the las. msa,ioas 'I0s'
lection consists Of copies Of the HOW 9 COL
tures, and OF The fathers; yet it NAV v.''A
sonab]y be conjecsurcd, ,nas this wy 's''
the case with the 1000 Mss. Collect NJ
ConsIan'in; and it may BE- asked wt a y
become OF those presented by him :, =" ! .
schools /; and whether tie still NOR ~. VIC
rous collection IF jaria!aus /. ba, M. "s'
NAMED at the enuFch Of S.. Sophia ~;
TO be hoped thar all the conycnis ct R,s. 90
will be called upon 10 fufa;s, ca;a..a 's =
their libraries, by which means We ns4
Haiier ourselves 20 BRING 10 liga, some 81.
clous remains Of ancient Grcek l,,-r..P.
SPAIN.
4 work has lately been pubi,b.a :.
Madrid, wn.ca Will uadoubiedlybe d..m
Cd worthy Of the attention Of ,5e $500
OF other parts Of E,rope. Iii, sn,i'I.G
aiPna0es q tae printslse laaeusps IS
Spain, and an exp:ica:loa Of III; mas, an
cient rnonuEe;!rs thereof, ,n isscrin ions &,
coins." This WORK Will throw new ion.
on the literary history of Spain. BY ~.
nlshlng key 10 a great numoer Of moan.
incGrs which had hitherto been desmsd ia,
expllcab!e. 1t wi! prove that he liscoy,n
language was, during csftain period The
language OF ali Spain, and that ia which
th= Inscriptions Oh thes: Gaoaumsa,s were
written. It will shew likewise Tia. the
SPaniards, instead OF having bscn, as is
generally believed, altogether wihou, lite,
rsfy culture til the arrlva! Of m. PaeaicI.
ans, were al enlightened pcople several
cen'uri7. before tina; epoch; and that egea
The Greeks were indebted TO them for The
elements OF civillz alton. Such, at least,
are the assertions Of the Spanish sa,iqusr
Don Juan de Erro:y Azpiroz how G'
,aey are founded ia truth muss b: LEFT 10
the decision Of the learned Of EuIop..
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Mera!lorta DajIp aousrtlseg.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IS. ,

Letters were received in town yesterday
from Boston announcing the arrival there
OF the .aip New Galen from London, With
ictelligeuce 10 the 4sh OF September, at
which tine the expectation of lord Lauder
da!='s speedy return to EngIsod, aud the
prospect of continued war, had caused
great depression of the stocks. Mr.. Foz'
il is added, had experienced relapse arc
was so unwel that little hopes were eater
tanned OF his surviving more than thee OF
four days.
[M Tnkbap'
The ship Ocean, Girdon, from Bor'
deaux, is below. LEI, the city the lI@
and the Csrdovsn 17.h September. zap.
tain Girdon informs that the emperor o.
Russia had refused his sanction 10 the 'fs@
~ made by his minister, D'Oubrl, at "a
ris, aud that lord Lauderdale still rema''
ed at Paris.
[HiAp pap I
Extract of letter from an obIcsr VI,
longing to the expedition uad 4. gen l. ,ar
ra,iaa. to his brothsr in ~ 20rk' a He
klandof Aruba, 7leagues 7ueS' q ="
racoa. Augxst 2sd, 1906 At
We arrived here on the 10Th ias" y,
in good health. We lett Trinidad LINN y"
eAth Taly. ia company with the Lily s'OsI
Of war. ~, cant. Campbell, who aoss as co., 90,
modore il the expedition, his m'Js '.st
briggs Express'aud Attentive ano 'n s,en
Provost, two gun boats carrying ;a With
"a FOUNDER, and an American J[' sssodsr,
provisions and our own ship the hs adors.
The armed vessels under the C CONAN 70
were dispatched by admiral c ,';sa about
assist us. The Sunday follo~'us s'..edr
10 o'clock in the mornlng. We p af ,s1sr.
long close to the Spanish island Of
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Literary Intelligence.
r U S S I A.

4 = s S / A.
In periodical work published at Pc.
tersburgh, entitled the sc St. Petersburgis.
che Monathscrift," there is a very inter-
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! From rHx WESTERN WORLD. !

ss7He Keutucsy Shanis.1 dissertation, Blouats
- coash;r4cy, aaa Genera! Ilsru'saa's Easlt-
l1itin,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04
Negl oes for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBE will sell grea, bargain in SIX
NEGROES. consisting oe one negro man.
who is good shneraker--,wo women, accus.
toned 10 house bu,ines5--rwo girls. of about ten
years of age. and one small boy The ,bave ne.
sr"es wi'the for private sale until the fiys, Mon.
da' N ofobpr. and if, mr. disposed of, will. on
tina; CAV, be sold, ~ Pl,c AuSti0n IT the Yontlue
Office Of pros.e, & Rioncure. on so days c,edie
THOMAS BURGESS.
August s7,il 1896. tds
have a'Fo for sale, light CoACHEE
and HARNESS
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WILL BE SOLD,

Nn 'ne premises, IN Buckingham county. ~ pas
he SAFE, Tor ready money, to the highes, DID,
oer' ut the place called the Mountain
Houses,
Two Tracts or Parcels Of Lard,
Corsain,ng in the two 500 acres Also. another
traa. OF $40 acres, in Amherst county. on Ruck
er's run. u'ortgaged by Charles Paterson TO
George Kippen & Co TO secure a payment OF
three hundved aud sixty FIVE pounds fourteen
shiilings and four pence half penny, with interest
iron, the 26th day OF August, 1719 AID all costs,
decreed Ivy the said court Of Buckingham. No.
vernber. t79S. The first mentioned two tracts
viii be sold, or so much the 'eof. witt he sufF-
Gent TO saiisfy the plain,;As' demand, the 10th
day OF Oaober. l806--,he said 500 acres in AM
he-rt county, VII be sold, on the land, the l9,h
day or Oaobsr. 1906. or so much thereof as viii
satisfy the plaintiff demaud.
BY the Commissioners.
August i8tn. 1906. 6w
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u Y virtue OF deed of trust execu-
B \ ted to the subscriber nv Richard Fasrer, de.
ceased, of the county of Aibsrs rie, for the pnr.
pose OF securing the payncnt OF p iebs due TO
Rives. Murphy and Co. as therein specified and
all charges a,ten ing the execution Of the trus,,
WILL BE SOLD,
To the highest bidder. for ready money, on Sal
turday the flth oe Oeoi,er ness, at tie dwelling
house Of the said Richard Farre-, dec. in the
county aforesaid. THE FOLLOWING PRO.
PsKTF VIZ: One negro Man, named Squire.
one narssd Jacob. enc named Watt. and QUE
named Is7ac--alSo, one negro voInaTs named
bs'tY, and ono narncd Rachel, and their increase,
II any. since the executing of the :.us,.
Daniel Higgin6otham, trustee.
Anhsrsr county. Sept Sd 1906. Aw
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JNSi NcceiVc0 az -.
SooTe's Poems
War in Disguise
Answer 10 Bc.
Bidtie's Nfcnifc6
Manual of Payliamen.
iary Praaice, By Mr.
Jefferson
Underwood on Chil.
drcn
CheselG,en's Anatomy
itcrs,l Mirror
asy Ins'ruaor -
tnousll.s on the SUB.
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Foyty Dollars

EOR the apprehension of PETER,
Il Who runaway On the Orr ms ant. He 5
about IL years oil. 5 feet 9 ~ 10 inches biga
Of very dark competition. robusf and raine.
handsome s,utters and appears very difiicnt
when spoken 10. As his "a her. who ! am Ger
toin has irs'igocd HIM 20. this condua. is g-,ie
raly acquainted yih ihs masters OF vessels that
sd 20 aud from Norfolk, Petersburg and ich-
nond, th,nk st hiyhiy prob.bie thit he isei
ter IN ono Of those places Or an boayd some &c
tho vessels thar sail 10 and from then. The a
bove reward ard al reasonbIe expenses viii be
PAID foi the delivery Of the ssid boy. al mas
itrs Of vesscls ami Others are forcwarned from
barboring or carrying min, out NJ the stare.
Samuel Demoyille.
Charles CRY. Aug 3O,h, 1906. tf
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a GREEABLE to the VIII Of Tho

ica8epto' Book .St7~r,
jca Of Naval po,serin
tbe United States
Chemical pocket Book
ChaP'eii's Chenis'ry :,
Oh yol East's re sor,s
t1'i's Csown Law
Leenora. = new no.
vel % Miss EJge~
woyih
The Gsmesters, \ ~.
vel. by Carolina Ma.
iiloa W asftn.
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CRY. Avg 5O,h. 1906.
NOTICE.

Z EXPECT to remove to the state
y II Kcn'ucky or Tennessee in ne course Of
to ensuing fail; al persons having claims l.
INST ne as dcput. sheriff Or in M individual
capacity are requested 1, bring them forward IN
order receive pay men, on o. before the l5h day
OF OEober ncxtg also ,liose iniepfed % nc are
de iretl 10 make inlmstiate payment as wish
to make hnsI se,,iement Of 70 bnsinsys preyi-
Gus 10 my removal.
Ioel .YaHcey.
Alhsmarle county. oath Al, LOO. 6N
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TICKETS AND SHARES.
FOR shLF AT
G.. 81 r. WAITE's

u. = n. ~ TiI IL
TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICERS
No O. = NJ SO Ndidcq Lare Nc7p 1o,i.
AT SEVEN DOLLARS EACH,
bun VIII advance as thedrawing approaches BY
erciosIng Bank notes (post paid to G. {. Z
Wal ~. Iicke,s.and Shares viii be sunfu7ily
returned Ivy post, 10 any amount AMI the EARLIEST
ADVICE cent to advcntureys oe s7si- success. The
pubic are requested % ren,arll, tha. the draw
ing OF the New'York Lotteries Is managcd IN
SO correct manner, rs not TO be svbie6 to cr-
rer The time of drawing. and payrnen, of mi
yes IS punttua'' and guaranteed by the State Lee
s'siature Schemes 7; large enclosed with Tick.
e,s = he many Capital Prizes sold by G & z
WIN former Lotteries. Ois's of which will also be
enoicsed II is presumed, viii be an additional in
dncenlent to distant adventures 20 purcha,e of
them. su
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yEW-YORK
STATE LOTTERY.
No. Y.
For me Promotion Of Litcraturc,

For The Promotion Of Literature,
Gnd other hurt'oses,
To commence drawing on the second Tuesday in
December 1906. and 500 Tickets n he drawn
each day until the whole is concluded. Pri.
yes payable 80 DAYS after.
The excciiency Of the present scheme is un;ve..
SALLY Acknowledged % exceed any yet offered
IN the United States.
ruE CAPITAL TRIES ARE
$1,000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars,
5000 Dollars,
1000 Dollars,
Besifies several OF 1000, 500, 200. 100, ar. &c
The first 5000 Blanks to he entitled TO dol.
lars each.
The whole subjs0to = deduction of IS per cent.
IN this scheme there il possibility for Que
Ticker to draw $4,000 Dows Noewithstand,
rug the great nu'nbcr of capital prizes in this
Lottery, there are less than two blanks to
prize.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04
WILL Ht, SOLD.

ITO the highest bidder. on Tuesday the IAth
: OF Oaoher neXv, at the la,e residence Of
Mr. John Gum. dec. in the county of Hemico,
on James river, six miles below Richmond. all
the PERISHABLE PROPERTY, belonging
to the estate of;he said Gum. consisting nf housc
and kitchen Fur NI2'URE, about eighty 70.
iuHaes ~; BOOKS. phantom U7E NS{LS, crops of
CCRM FODDER. Rdl, t5c. stock OF RoR-
SEES and Cd9'7'LE, and MANY other articles too
tedious to enumcrate. IL credit of twelve
months viii be allowed for all gums exceeding
ten dollars, with boud and approved security
bearing Interest from the da,e-.,ut the interest
Will De rvmi;tea if the principle is puntluaily
paid. l deer, 1t necessary 70 mention that a.
mong the horses are colt and FLY, by Bed
ford and Diomed, out of Daredevil maze,
whose dam was got by CockFast The COLI Is
allowed by all wto have seen him. land many
of these are esteemed judges,1 to be rs pranis
ing IT rot more so, as any they have seen---As
they eve the Joint properly OF "a Individual ami
the estate, tho amount for which they may sell,
witt be divided. and separate bonds raken Per
sons having demands against the estate are re.
qHested 70 make them known, and those indebt-
ed to make psyran, TO
JOHN TtRPIN, Sen. Adm'y.
September 5th, 1906 IDS
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RaClng az A5vvy L0urth0Mse,


Rao1nlg az Starry GoA-thouSe,
~ ILL Commence on "Wednesday the 5,h
w November AMI continue three DAYS.
First day, a post S.eepstai>es for COLI, ard
Fi'iies, two years old. and the advantage mile
heats, carrying each feather; entrance rwnv.
ny DOLLARS, ten colts entered and subscripI.
on closed.
Second day. the snrry !ccliy Club Purge of
THHrE HUNDRED and FIFTY DoLLAR,, three
:iiIe heats
Third day, (Friday) the Proprie,or's Purse OF
CEs HUNDRED and FrrTy Do1IARs, two
mile fca's. Al persons who start horses for
ibis purse will De required to pay the sum of
Twenty DoLLARs exc-pt members OF che
Club, and frca them an entrance of EIGHT
poLLARs will be required.
The weights Of the course are IS follows:
Aged horses, lbs 100
years old, 40
$ years old, 10
wears old, 100
5 years Old. &c
CHARLES X. GRAVES, Sec,e,a,y.
AgTeeshe to therules of .he club, rneetine
viii be held az Mr.. David Price's. on Wedncs.
day esening, ihe !5th November Good stables
and litter Furnished race horses gratis. by
DAVID PRICE.
Pyohric;or IF ,bc Course.
SuTry county. 3'h septenbc', 1906. tR