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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-21
John Strobe.

Cglhciaher gCoanty, to vat;
This fsy personally appeared before me,
Mr.. Reuben Heazeley, AID mace oafh' u tila'
the Wheat Machine, commonly called re
neale's Patent I'hresiling Machine, under hi5
care and direction, On the estate OF N1lll&ln
Chs1npe Carter, lssq. as the hands begin to
undo,atr:.6 it more, sets cut wheat t%steE thar
at tee beginning; and has on fsif tllal l@tely
clearad Igofra the straw III the space o1 f-s,-I s
aour more than SIX bushels o. W..ea1 arc
believes it would continue to 90 that much as
.Iong sc tie foae EluLos th.t WORT L cop.d re-
Al.sin Il that. service, un1il taAen out to slye
tl.eIn feed an;l W@tef. Certified u1del my
hand dis ! til day Of September, leoo.
lohn Ssroae.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-21

NO s..

Since the date Of the above, tie manager
of the estate OF William Chalnpe Garter, Esq.
Mr.. Reuben Beaaeiey, a man OF gooas cAafac-
ter and responsibility, who hes lad the con
ducting Of tie aforesaid machine, has MADE
the following a.ildayit
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-21
Hamslton's Worm-destroylng Lo-
ZGngs5.

By which many thousands have been re-
ieved from the distressing and dangerous ma
lady Of worms and other distractions IN tias
stomach and bowels.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-21
FAMILY MEDICINES.


The following Valuable Medicines lpssy g.
lobrated through the United States for their
superior efficacy in the cure OF the several
disorders for which they are recommended,
from LEE u COS. Patent Family Metll-
cine Store, New-York, are sold only by thu
subscriber, at his store in Kmg-street;
Happslton's Grand Restorative,
Is recommended as an Invaluable medicine
for the speedy and permanent cure OF 70 nervous
disorders or such as arise from the Irnnaode-
rate use of tea, strong liquors, long residence
in warm climates, excessive weakness, ana
general relaxation of the system.
Homalton's Essence and Ext7act
Of Mustard.
A safe and efrectuaI remedy for the govt,
rheumatism, sprains, pains in the face ana
neck, sc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-21

NEaGs A<S4tSs1N'
Dany5iss, 2as c1st. 1905.
NO. i,
j dc hsreBv certify, that have 9 ihEesF'l's
Masa;ee g. .saa IN tie plan iI2rcntec cy Nlr.
Iae3ss aaa6..Ic; of 9uaaEgies, which exceeds
mn ex1ecta5ion. 4 great number q by neiggh-
bors 1gho have aecn il work, t.sins IT Gees no5
leave enc @9sio 81 ten tll,ys and uatortshea II
seperates ,.e straw anG cAah frcIa the Siseat
as it thresbes.
Itoossssses many advantages ever 1iiac-ll2es
80. Scotch principle, as they viii thresh.
none bnt y7l.st gees ii with the e&f tlrst, Sc
that ell tangled wheat IS COZ mlcii more tn5I.,
half fhYesheG, Mr.. Denea.t machine tafes+i-
es tangled wheat or sheayes pat IN QUIT hfst..
perfectly clean.
In very div weather Scotch machines scutch
Of great numDef OF heads, great many q
which the utmost care cannot prevent BENG
carried OF vita the straw TIRE very cars VIII
oct straw arc perfectly clean ttereshed ~ MI.
Dene.le's. Soctc!l machines, take nearly
doai1e power 10 work them. ] speak the e,
hove from exoerie2ce as I had a machine CO
the Scotch principle, which from the above
faults ! nadrot used for sewers. years, &id have
nov pulled It down.
Nj. Deneale's machine viii thresh from 70
to 100 bushels per day, four snaii rosiles anfs,
two GOOD horfes Will work 1t Wit. great case
and an convinced from the slow pace taey
90 that two oxen would work Il.
Althoagh my machine (which vas the trst
crested in this part Of the statel has been ballt
Int few months, it IS SO well approves Ct
that a great many more are ether buAi5 o. ilo's
building on the sans, construction,
1t viii be shewn in operation to any gentle
men calling on the subscriber. at severely
Ford, Fauquier county, Virginia
Stephen Milbarn.
Sstten5er $, 1906.
NO. 2.
7 have several years known Mr.. Mnourn
WHO has Given the within certiicate-he IS
sensible, iuiicious, practical farmer, aai
man Of paoa character. He IS a native OF the
county Of Norhumberland, in tie kingdom OF
Crsat Britain, ani has been a-successful Tar
raer in this country thiaS taet '55i'ess coma
deace IS to be placed inw,lat he says
Daniel c. Bren
September Is, 1895.
NO 5.
Ihaye had erected on ny p,anhtaaon a
{ Threshing Machine upol the model ln7en.ea
by Mr.. Dcneale, OF Dumfyies this FA aealaS
separates the wheat from tas straw more COM
p,etelv than it can be done by treadlns n eae
usual way with horses, and It VIII Z am per PEI.
suaied, clean from 9oto 100 bushss PEI. gay.
/ find that four mules viii turn tn nacalfsefy
William Chappe Carter.
C,.lRehhsr, 5th Seftt. 1905
NO q.
Induced by motives paoiic gooa' WISH
to make known, that company =, WIN some !.
ss III Hsighbors, we Asssu' 01 '1'' sss@ss o.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-21

A speedy and eiIectnei remedy, generally
.reri3ogins. tie cc-a3laiat at oas application. II
may BE SAFELY used BY persons o. agcry sse.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-21
THOMAS ZONES,

LanesviIle, Loudoun county, l3 miles
fron1Leesburg, on the Alez&niiiaroad
November : 24w5|
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-21
NO S.

Induced by motives y pubic gooa' wish
to make known, that company az, =, WIN some
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Seat. 81.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12

r.nding officer, and officers Of every regiment.
troop. or company, to which the Peffon, or
perfon'. 70 acrsied. Aah belong. are hereby
required. upon application dolly made BY, or in
behalf Of the party, or parties injuscd, 20 u.s
their utmot endeavon TO deliver over ZACH ac.
csied perion or perfou', TO the civil magiarate,
and likewife 20 be aiding and aGiaing TO the OF
scen Of jufice in spprehsndine and feca'ing
the perfon or perfons 70 accuied. in order to
bring him or them 20 irisl. Ifany corrmanding
officer or ofEcen, mail wholly neglect. or Gall
refufe, upon the application sforetaid, 10 deliver
over iuch accafsd pcrfoa, or pcrfons. TO the CT
vii mseiirates. or 10 be aiding and afiftins to
the osicer, Of juftice in sppr.hending fuch per
fon. or perfons, the oficer, or officers 20 cGend.
ing. fhsll Dr Gathered.
I'm BE cONTLNNED. J
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12

Nc unhappy MdniAS niSHtionSo i.i
the above article has, fince fhe left
Luzerne, been wandering in this
country, principally in this townlhiP.
She raves of her mother and her
babes having been drowned, but fome-
times fays fhe has left one with good
woman who toc1z it from her when
lhe was going to drown it. We have
no doubt lhe is the woman whole tale
is 70 patheiically told by Mr.. Miner.
Would it not be worthy OF the Legii-
lature of Penniylvania to make Provi-
fion for retoring to fociety thofe af-
hiaed Beings, whole misfortune has
robbed OF the proudef attribute of
Humanity
We cannot clofe this article with
out noticing the benevolent kindnefs,
the heart.cheeying goodnels with
which Mr.. CaGiins and family of this
townlhip have upon all occahons treat
ed the unfortunate Polly. They
alGo ihall have their reward"
[Ns,tbsmbtyl0sI Argu Of May 1s.
NEw-YoRK, June Z.
Can't. Teubner left Bordeaux the
28th April, and informs that 7 or 8
Britilh fail of the line were cruizing
off that port. -
Natchez papers TO the 77th ult. were
received yeferday. No mention is
made of the Spaniards having taken
Fort Adams, nor of any acts of hofil-
ity being committed by them. Con-
iequently we muf difcredit the &C
count given in the letter from St.
Louis.
The Tunifian Amballador left
Warrington on Thurfday fe'nnight
on his return home. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. Cathcart, who will at
tend him We underfsnd through the
principal towns to Bottom, from thence
he will embark for Tunis. He took
leave of the head departments, and
thofe with whom he had formed an
acquaintance, in the mott refpe6ttul
and friendly manner. His fuite, we
hear did not accompany him, prefer
ing an aiylum in this free and hap
py land.
The awful fentence of death was
on Saturday pahed upon John Banks
for the murder of his wife. Though
delivered in that folemn and imprei-
FIVE manner for which the Hon. Judge
Tompkins is remarkable, and though
it was powerful appeal to the beit
feelings of the heart, the prifoner re-
mained unmoved. He exhibited
ihocking infance of human depravity
enquired of the court if he could NOT
be hanged the week following and
ihouted as in a delirium Of Joy. The
day of execution is fixed for Friday
the nth of July.
: Spectators are informed, that the
NAl EO vi IL r lCIlt IlOuI bOltOll 10 tllS
Welt-lndics, fold for 1000 !-9uere
lis this article contraband If not,
many fuch cargoes may be got ar Ice
land, as yet, free Of duty
BosToN, May 90.
ELECTION.-Yeferday being the
conititu:ional period for convening
the General Court of this Common
wealth, for the year enfuing, the gen.
tlemen elected for Senators and Rep
reientatives ailembled at the State
Houie in this town. His Excellency
the Governor, and the Honorable
Council attended, when the oaths
were adminitered agreeably to the
Contribution.
The honorable Senate proceeded to
the choice of their Clerk after coun.
ting and forting the votes, it appear.
ed the whole number was 80, of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
BIZ THE List MAILS.

- <--~~S.e---h - ySY q
BIZ THE List NAILS.
PHILADELPHIA, June ..
Yeferday the quarantine of this
port began, and will continue till 1T
October next, lin which time all veAels
from foreign ports will pafs infpe6tion
at the Lazaretto ; and fuch as are, or
have been fickly, will be detained.
About 9 months ago the coffee
plant was introduced from Cuba, and
planted at Cape Florida. 1t has fuc-
ceeded beyond the mol( fanguine ex-
pe6ation, and no doubts are enter.
tained that it will become the 0aple
article in Ea} Florida. This informa-
tion was given by gentleman, who
lately arrived at Charlelton from Cape
Florida.
F,temtni Josyn0i.
Murder. at Paris.-C. A. Lepeyre,
dragoon, has been fentenced to
death, for the murder of the widow
Delrolines, and her daughter, about
u he had paid his addrehcs TO the
latter, but had been unluccefsful, and
in paroxyfm of rage, he killed them
both with his fabre. IBID.
One cold ltormy day Iaf February
female iiranger made her appear
ance in the Beach-wood'S fettlement
on the Lackawana. She appeared to
be about thirty ; tall and delicately
formed but the rote that once bloo-
med on her cheek was withered by
the canker worm Of care (; and reafon
ne longer fwayed his fceptre over her
mind. They drowned my mother,
o how ihe fcreams there there I!
Gc 6nk,-help her-help he, !" was
the burden of her fong.-But ihe
would occahonally cas- her eyes on
the men, and with a wild and fearful
look, exclaim, emo! Nol-I hate
you, you've ruined me--Poor Poll
wonld drown herfelf but the waters
cold" No enreaties could induce
her to take fhelter from the ravages Of
the form. But lhe flew from houle
to houie, a moit melancholy picture
Of iorrow and woe. After having
been ablent day or two, le return
ed with an infant naked on he, bol-
ON. "Poor thing" lh- would cry,
when the hofpitable cottager begged
it of her, "poor thing, know you'll
farve it," Nature remained true to
her duty, although reafon had fed
from her feat. A tear, the frlt ihe
had l,ed, fell and mingled with the
inow on its neck. The foul of the
little fufferer was jult winging its way
TO kinder parent, when the unfor-
tunate maniac entered cottage where
the woman had but the week before
buried new born infant. She kind
ly begged that the child might at leaf
be put in her arms. The mother con-
tented, and Mrs. Bucklin, (for that
is the name of the humane woman)
wiped the lnow from its neck, wrap
ped it in warm flannel and gave it the
breaf. A gleam OF wandering reafon
leemed to ihoot acrois the mind of the
difrehed mother. She was delighted
to fee her offspring on the brealt of
It's humane nurfe, and expreGed no
with 10 take it again, but foon wan
dered off, declaring ihe had drowned
her child. She paied the village, and
t is not known whence fhe came or
whittier ihe has gone. Mrs. Bucklin
till keeps the child, and nurfes it as
Ter own. Col. Stanton, of Wayne
has fent it fome clothes and
he name of Polly Snow, expreflive
,f the place of its birth, In thc name
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
PHILADELPHIA. Iune

Yeferday the quarantine of this
port began, and will continue till 1T
October next, lin which time all veaels
from foreign ports will pafs infpedion
at the Lazaretto and fuch as are, or
have been fckly, will be detained.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12

Spectators are informed, that the
cargo of ICE fent from Bottom to the
Wet-lndics, fold for 1000 !-2uere
lis thi, article contraband ? If not,
many fuch cargoes may be got ar hs-
land, as jet, free of duty
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
Murder. at Paris.-C. A. Lepeyr

Murders at Paris.--I. a. Lepeyre,
a dragoon, has been fentenced to
death, for the murder of the widow
Delrolines, and her daughter, about
y; he had paid his addrehcs TO the
latter, but had been unluccefsful, and
in paroxyfm of rage, he killed them
both with his fabre. IBID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06
June

ObserUnsiorS GA he stieech of The hon. John
Randolph, Rctsresen;atiOe for tie s6afe of
Nirginia, in Rie general Congress If Ime
RIGA, OIL motion fer The nen inIhorfGaon
Of 6rilish msrehaHfisc hsndiag ne fire.
ser dishutc betzeeen Great. Britain and
America. by Me author Of Var in dis
gnise.
CONTINUED }
His measures during the last peace fur
nish no argument 10 the contrary. They
were suggested BY gross ignoraoce Of The
true state sf ST. Domingo, apd ne there
fore began where he would otherwise have
ended. Besides, he was then kept liz.
tie in check by the yet unbroksn poser
OF his late. enemies, & by the difficulties oil
his domestic Situation; but The mex oppor.
iuniiy oisending armies without obStfuc
ton To the new world, will be better i'm
proved. Baytimay serve for fsiUt,or even
perhaps Tor genuine though secondary
obJeci but Cuba viii be occupied and
cedsd, and some OF the feeble conunenta
colonies Of Spain viii be pexi reduced
Louisiana will be resumed, and the south
err states the American union will soOr
experience the effects Of Their inIeruu
syaem. when opposed TO the hostility o
an insiduous and unprnclpled neigh
bour.
But in these prospects, new perhsp
To- English eyes, ard yet demooq,rably O
real probability, sn loosIng sight Of N
intended limits, and forgetting that l mus
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06
Treasury Department ofMeU- ,
nifed States, June 81, 1906. {
lNHEREAS'the Commissioners of IN

WHEREAS',he Commissioners of The
Sinking Fund. at a meeting hsd on the
38th day of April, 1906. did resolve, tina, the sum
remaining &c, sompetc The expenditure of the an.
nual appropriation Of ZIG HI MILLIONS or
DOLL 1RS, shond among other psrpo,es be zp.
piled TO the reimbursement of the NAVl- sly
PEE CER7 S7Oca, crea,sd in pursuance OF
an act OF Congress, passed on the 30,h day of
June, 1923, and to the Reimbursement of the
FIVE IND d RALF PEk CENT. STOCK.
creared in pursuance of an adj Of Congress, pas sod
on the Sd dsy of March. 1895.
lhisis thereforeto give ro,ice. that the nrin.
cipal eff the said NAY1' SIX PER CENT.
S3OCR, sxilh the interest due thereon. Will on
surrender of the certificates. be paid the LIST day
OF Osober next ensuing the date hereof, 10 the
respective stockholders or their lawful represcn
'atives or at;ornes duly coas,ifled aud authors
ed; either AZ the Treasury or a; the Lean Ofics,
as the case may be, where crcjits have been Civ.
en- for the amount OF stock, respectively held by
them and that the principal of .ke FIVE md
n HALF RER CENT STOCK. ,sisE. the int.
resi- due thereon, viii IN like manner, and at the
sane places, be paid the lst day January
1917, tosthc respective stockholders, CT rieir law
tui representatives or attoynies Gu.y constituted
and authorised.
1t IS further made known, for the inform ation
OF the parties concerned tha, 40 trassfcss Of the
NdV1' SIX PER CENT STOCK, either from
or 70 The books of the Treasury or from or 10 the
a.eks of . COMMISSIONS fof .oans, win he allow
e5 atter,'he Let day of SepieInbe ensuing nor,of
the FIVE AND 4 H,lLIT PER cg NJ. SfoeE.
after tlie lst day of December ensuing And the
interest ON all certificates of said stocks, which
shall not have been surrendered, in pursuance oil
THIS notification viii cease and determine, on the
day preceding The day hereby fixed Tor the reira
bursenens thereof
Albert Gallatin,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06
tn Hanover County Court, asth a.
pill 1906.

Burnley and Breckenridge, Pits. y :.
Agaiast =
Fnoe6a Jirvas. adn'x. of John Tyler, dec 2
ana David fyier, heir az law OF the said s
, John Tyler, deceased. psf,s :
MS aay cr'ne the plaintiffs by their couasel,
ana the def'ndsnt David Tyler. not !aviny
entered his appearance, and given sec.fri,v sc.
cord'ng to the ar of Assembly, and The rules Of
TINS court. and it appearing to the s,tisfaaou of
the COURT THAI he is en- inhabsat OF tins corn-
Try On the motion of the p.ain,iifs. N is Gecyee4
ana ordered, Thss the defendant David Tyler do
appear here on the first day of the next term.
ana answer the bill OF the plaintiffs, and that
COPY OF tins order be forthwith published in
some public newspaper printed in the city of
Richmond for two months successfully. and
that another copy be posted at the front door of
the courthouse of this county.
oopy-Teste,
THoS POLLARD, seHe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06
SIX LOTS OF LANE.

3sing parcels Of a tract formerly held By Col.
Samuel Jourdan, which was lately divided by
The subscriber. into several smaller ir.6ls. Thres
Of the lots are situated between James and Slate
rivers; and she other TIRES on the sou,h side of
Slate river, adjoining the lands Of Mr. Roocrt
Nicholas. AND Nr Stephen Geurant The land
IS well timbered anil favorable fer the culture
of tobacco and whest: and part of it is more
distant than ,hrss mics from an excelIant mer.
chant mill /; and the wheels convenisnc 10 good
navisliion. Plots of the land viii be left with
Dir. Waiter Irvne, of New Canton, and III .
lines will be easily traced, as they are very ge.
rally known ia tina npghboshood
One fourth OF tbs purchase money will be de-
rianded on the delivery of he dssd the balance
to be divided into two equal annual ins,alments
secured upon the properly, by deed of trust
JOHN ADAMS.
June S. w,dg
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06
Dolls. 10000

The superiority OF this scheme. TO the one iss,
proposed, is SO obvious. that little need be said
In Recommendation Of it. Those inclined to a1ven.
tuTe, viii see, that tiiei- chance for Obtaining pr
ses, is greatly INCREASED that pending the draw.
ing. their obteotion of small prizes. May. by re
newal. Instantly give them several chances for q
Prizeo considerable magnitude
20 those who have drawn PRIZ ES of fifteen
dollars, ~ the Fhsr Glass as well as to those
who drew sLANKS, INFORMATION IS
NOW GIVEN. hat the PRiZ rs, may, at their
option. be renew ed w tickets in this clsss-an6
their III INKS. at ten doi.,Irs eac6; Po~iGed suck
PRIZES and BLANKS w,,h the CASH, is re
mitted, FREE Of P0S7AGE, to RoEIaT
CKEENHow, nerchan, in Williamsburg. Agent
and Treasurer; or WILLIAM NRwssN, Pcs'
Master in Norfolk previous tbe contmenses,esf
Of rbe Gssieg atie1 us:c5 period ~ ,essw6l wRi
be nade. When TO the prospect of individual ae-
vantage, tina, may result 10 each adven'user. is
added. the patriotic reasons, which induced the
Legislature authorize this lottery il IS ardent
'ly hoped, that the disposition Of ,ckels viii soon
enable the commissioners TO ceitlfy tina; che d,a1v
ing bds commenced (Which evens the agest as.
suites the public. shall be expedited by every
means in his power.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06
VALUABLE MILLS
F6p SALE.


ITO BE SOLD, to the highest bid
A der upon the premises. on Monday the LIST
Of Sep enber next the EXETER MILLS, silu-
ate on the river Appomariox, ~ mles above Pc.
tersbuig The merchant mill is 20 feet long has
3 pair OF excellent; Burr stones, with the nceessa
ry machinery, in complete orde. Tine corn mill
has two pair of good country stones, and was
lately erserc Thsre are about 8 scres OF land
attached to the mias. whercon is ereaed very
neat dwelling house, abundance of out house, fer
o,Sinen, store hosss cospsr's shspi black
smiths shop, &c. The purchaser will be required
TO pay one third of the purchase money, in cash,
or approved notes, neEptable at the bank Of Viz
GINA, orany Of ito Offices. and pay aide s90 days.
and granrng bonds for the remainder. in equal
amounts, payable in six and twsvs m ,nths from
tie day Of sale, with deed Of trust on the pro-
perry, 10 secure the pas ment-- immediate posses.
sion will be then given.
CaDthbeil. Wheeler e Lezcis.
Petersburg July 1911. 1896. w6i'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06

J do Che last drawn ticket. ao.ooo
prize of 5 0'''0
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06
Albert Gallatin,
LAND FOR oALE.

SEC c,aya "a ~ 1.en.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06

{ % BE SOLD, az pablo auction. for cash in
4 The town Of Charlottesville, on the premises.
on the 18th day Of Sep'omecr next. by virtue Of
deed Of trust 20 NC extcsted b. BArlstt Oeadman,
for the purpose Of discharging debt doe from
the said Deadnan, to Within - Hunt. az spe
ci6ei in said deed Of trust, par, OF LOT. deGig
mated 10 the plan OF said town by tae number So f,
C so much thereof as will be sufficient TO dis
charge the debt aforesaid, and charges attending
said sale.
John Kelly, 49,,
I'm. W. Herring,
Charlottesville. July s. 1906 wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06
w,1stS

ON the second Saturday in Angus, next, will
~ be- exposed 10 sale, at public Arstion. a,
John Anderson's Tavern in the Tswn of New
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06

.Safonery Prizes are,
u ticket, first draw after 1000 tick
cts are out of the wheel,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06
Robert Greenhow,

Williamsburg, June 10, 1906. wst
- ricke, may be had of Robert Green.iow.
nerchan, in Williamsburg, and William New
sum. post master in Norfolk; who viii. as oppor
tuni,es Offer give ,hsrn more extensive circua
tion, BY placing them in Inc hands Of others for
diGDnsltion
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06
1,ass prizes.
Dolls. i2s,isS

The prizes subject to discount
i of only 10 per cent. 1850
Expense of drawing, $500