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To Undertakers.

The LAYING of 100000 BRICKS
in wall of 10 feet height, the fouodatloo
Bricks thick, the balance : 9 Bricks thick
One half the price shall be paid when the
work is done and the balance in twelve
Months thereafter,
Proposals addressed to I. 6. r.. mt
S. Peasants Book Store till the 10Th inst.
will be attended to.
May 9. 1910. T,1
N. b. The situation for lavipr
the Bricks is the centre of Rich
mond.
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Messrs. Moody and Price,

lake no ice, tnat On the first day of June
next, between Ih= hours of eight o'c.Ock in she
mormhs & sun ser of ina same day, a. the house
OF slienae rhomas. in The coansy Of AiUemare
aud state OF Vi'ginia, snail proceed % axe
me affidavit OF sail rLIcnaei Thomas, b: Rad
as eviisnce IN sli' in chaucsry depending in
rne county ccurt of Albema ,e, wherein 4 am
plaintiff and yoa are defendants.
Yours, SC.
James thomas.
4h May. 1910. stp
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Terms ofSale.

Sums under50 dollars Cash, over
50 dollars and not exceeding loo do. ars sixty
days--oVer 100 dollars and nor excozd,2y 500
dollars, niHety days, and for all suns OF 400
dolia,, aud Upward, Months credtt will be
allowed. Notes neg ptaoIe At che Bank Of W.
ginia Win app owed endorsers will be required
Of the Purchasers.
M. & 3. Myers.
Richmond 10Th MAY, 1910. Ct
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d o M L S T [ c..

From the .hesu6ury,lert Patriot.


Extract of letter from master of a vesI
sci at Caoig 10 his owner in NcwburyA
port, dated March 81, 1910.
There has been enc OF the most violent
gales OF wind that has been known here for
these seven years. About 16 American
vessels, with part of their cargoes Oh board !,
have gone as ore on tue other side OF the
bay. We knlw not the fate OF the crews,
as uone retur The vessels wiiicn have
gone on the French snor=, nave been gen.
orally burnt oy the Eigiish men OF war;!
Lfrom the respectable source through
which the above information comes, we cam
not entertain doubt oi ITS veracIty--mau.
gre tue assertions OF Coiemdn, and MS h0st
OF copy SIS to the contrary. And we also
hrmiy believe, that the OBJECT OF Admiral
Puevis, in rendering assistance TO the A
mericans, originated IN the prospect OF be-.
ing abe to obtain, for the service OF ms
Britannia Ms,esy, those unfortunate men
wno were Obliged 20 quit their vessels.
And We nave not a douot, that the BOATS
crew which was lost, were commissioned
to BURN American vessels, ANA .mpress
the seamsn into the Brit sh service.
Ina Wing.
While the account STOOD that the French
burnt the American vessels in CadIz bay,
the tory IL deral cry vas, "What rascal.
ly conduct these Free men are caEanie
OF J" but when t Was ascsrtained mat
the vessels were destroyed by me English,
the tune was altered TO "Oh, It Is per-
fectiy right IL was only intended - pre-
vent the properly from falling into the
hands OF their enemies the French!'
1t IS said that no account could be Civ
en- OF the American ssaInsn VINO were Oh
board OF the American vessels burnt by
the English in Cadiz pay. Aud 1t is our
opinion that no account wilt be r ceIved
from tbem till some iortuiious circumstan.
ces had them dragging Out miserab {
existence on board thoss "apatias heiis,"
the "wooden walls OF old Enslasd."
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(Sisned)
II. SMITH.
CD
Extract ola letter from Gen. Arm.
strong to the Secretary OF State.
"PAR1s, January 90, 1910.

strong to the Secretary Of State.
"PARts. January 90, 1910.
I" In conformity to the suggestions
contained in your letter Of the LIST De-
cember, 1909, | enqdircd whether if
q. Britain revoked her blockades Of
date anterior 20 the decree common
" called the Berlin decree his maies-
~ the Emperor would consent TO re-
vok. the said decree. 70 which the
minister answered that Z" the only con-
Orion required for the revocation by
his majesty, of the decree of Berlin,
will be previous revocation by the
British government of her blockades
Of France, or part Of France, (such as
that from the Elbe to Brest, SSc.) of a
date anterior t. that OF the aforesaid
decree and that If the British govern
ment would then recall the orders in
council which had occasioned the de-
cree of Milan, that decree should also
be annuiled."
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"LoNDox, February "a 10

"LoHDoN, February %, 1910.
Ell have received from Gen. Arm.
strong letter of which copy is en-
closed; and have, in consequence,
made written enquiry of Lord Wei
lesley with whom had before COM
municated personally on the subiec0
as to the existence Of the blockades
to which it alludes. am not without
hopes that the reply TO my enquiry
will amount to a declaration Satisfying
IN substance the condition mentioned
IN Gen. Armstrong; lerteD that these
blockades are not in force and if it
should, viii send i'm me date notice
to Gen Armstrong. have prepared
an official letter to you on this head,
which with such additions as circum-
stances may enable me to make to it
will be sent by the corvette" (the
John Adams.)
CD
Copy of litter from General Armstrong
to Mr. Pinkney, Paris, Jan. IS, 1910.
Sin,
A letter from Mr. Secretary Smith of the
ASe DeCchiueT last maue lt my DUTY 10 en-
quire of his Excellency the Duke of Galore
what were the conditions on which his ma
jesty the Emperor would annul his decree,
commonly called the Berlin decree, and
whether if G. Britain revoked her block.
AIDES OF a date anterior To- that decree, his
majesty would consent to revoke the said
decree! Tothese questions have this day
received the following answer, which l has
ten To convey to you by special messen-
ger.
ANSWER.
"The only condition required for the
revocation by his majesty the Emperor of
The decree OF Berlis viii be the previous
revocation by the British government of
her olockades OF France, or part of France
lsuch as thai from the E.lbe To Brest.
&c.) of a date anterior to that of the aforel
said decree" rave the honor to be, sc.
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
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To the Editor efthc Virginia Argus.


To the Editor efthe Virginia Argus.
SIR,
Stepping the other evening into a
friends house, found party atcards ::
and as do not piav az the game of
lao, or any other OF that complexion,
was as solitary and as much Qua of the
world as if here had not been human
being near me. The mind, however.
in order to be happy, must be occuui.
ed about something; and as no hing
better offered, contented myself with
observing the cou 'tenances and listen,
ing to the expressions of the PLAYERS.
If it were possible with the pen to
paint faces, 1 would here present
you with the groupe as they were seat
cd round the table but as that Cannot
be done, / will give you sketch of
the Medly Of Talk as it occurred on
the occasion, which you are at perfect
liberty to make what use you please
of:
Who stands? Stick him, Doctor I.
See him, see him. Not stand on such
hand as that? cd bless me. |
twiggles. Go it, my Boy. Pm at we.
Come on =! you're i2o'd, by the lord.
Sweep. Ha, ha, hal How much did
you win that timer Pm three Dollars
out. l amt a cent winner. I've won
just one quarter de gourd, de ,goords.
Stick him again, Doctor. Of by iing,
without trump. I've the devils own
luck. Gone again. Loo'd three times
hand running. Never stand upon the
king again. What, throw up Queen
and Jack? 1 twiggles. I'll gi' it We.
Rh! come here, my little ones. There's
three Gsbblers down there. Pretty
stakes. Lend me quarter. Who's
deal! Come, gentlemen, damn it drink
something. Have you any Segars
The last one is in my mouth. iii send
for some. Don't trouble yourself. No
trouble. Here Jerry! Lend M a four
pence half penny. What's trumps
Hearts led. Throw up that hand you
ought TO be kicked to death by grass.
hoPpsrs. 1 twiggles. I'm up. Who
knocks? see him, see him Doctor.
Sick him. The ioo's gone. An ! !!
a! ca general sigh round The board }
Now and tn n, sir, the player
would cast upon me an eve of inGnite
compassion, and express great sorrow
that 1 could not play; because, SAID
they, II you could play. you would be
extremely amused. tut, very clear.
~ perceived that none of the corps,
ct their countenances be considered
cr'ter'on,) we're At ali happier than
vas; tor those who lost wore vexed !:
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HOUSE and LOT
N o T / c E.

COMMITTED to he jail Of Charles CRY
- com as = Runaway a Negro Man who
calls hmseIfIOH WILSON'S 40 longs
Col Thomas G code, Of Csesterisd county,
he is about five feet nine or te inches high
he owue' IS reque ted to prove his properly.
pay charges aad take Lin awsy---other wise he
will be dealt with according t, Law.
MATTHEW Moody, iailor.
Charles Ciy conn 27rh April, $40 3w
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S E N TORS.

Lancaster, &c. Y H.ierome L. Opio.
Albemarle. &c. x J oseph C. Caa :.
Brunswick, &c. " James Harrison.
Those marked thus are new Mem
bers.
"A gentleman who arrived in the
last British Packet informs, that ano~
ther packet was to sail for America in .
10 or IL days, on board of which he
understood person Of distinction had
taken his passage.
[Phil. Pc.
Nf@ We have been obligingly furnished
oy Messrs HENING and AiuMFoRp with
the report OF very important iaw-case
iatey Determined in the Court If Appeals,
GORDON'S ADk'Rs. Us The JusTIcRs
or FREDERIcx." Its great length render.
ed it impossible to puoiish IL in this days
paper. IL shall appear in our next.
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WAITE'S
CORRECT LIST OF PRIZES

Drawn in Union College Lottery, No. L.
Ninth Day.
s5Yoo sos75 Si06s prizes of 100 dolls.
1270S 33821--pr.z of 30 dollars.
~ A few tickets, warranted undra WA
on the 9th day, for sale at this Office /;
where complete list of the drawings to
the 9Th day inclusive, may be seen.
May IL,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-11
Sales at Auction.

ON Thursday the 24'h inst. will ba SCI
Al Rockets, to the highest bidder, on
credit OF 100 days, the MACHINE %.
longing to the James RIVER Company.
negotiable notsxxah an appS..yed sI.
dersor will 10 reg -
May 10, isi0
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-11
4,h May. 1910.

In Hanover County Court April 2eth, 1910.
Jesse Crew Pitt.
AGAINST
Samuel HiSga'on, James Ca,ou, In
admir- of John Hisgason decd Chsneery,
and Cha las Thompson and
William Walton, ,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-11

At Chancery District court held in
Williamsburg tne 20-h day of Juy, 1909.
JOS IN K3iand anu Cat nj wife, n mag
AfmIsSead aud j. MS wife, and William E.
Coi5tsa anu Elizabeth MSS wife,
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a Copy
Anthony Robinson. c. c

The parties concerned are hereby
Notified hat have appointed the IS n dsy OF
June next foT The purpose oftakins the Account
directed by this order.
Wm. Coleman, M. c.
Commissioners Office, March IL, 1919
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AGAINST

John Nicholson and Ba tholomy n Carly,
Dsfts.
Ga The nation Of the Delt. gno. Nicholson
~ his counsel he is psrm rted to iie MS answer
in thu. cause, & for reas ms appe arins ,hs cours
doh refer tn accounts between the PiiI. Issfan
Ryland AID Cathadns his wife and the said De-
tendant, to one of the Commi asioaaea of thix
court, who is directed to examine sta,e ana
settle the same, and make report thereof to ,hs
court with any matte Ii specially stated, thought
PerhnsS by himself ,'or required by the partIe,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-11

Those marked thus y are new Mem
bers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-04
Extract from Washiagson c;ty.

November 27:h, 1910.
" Two mails are due from Rich.
mond, and two from New York. The
foods must havebeen dreadful. 1t is
feared that the weather will prevent a
quorum of Congress being formed ON
Moaday next"
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"A many persons who derive title to their
lands from patents issued under the Reel
government have in numberisss instances bss,,
unsuccessful in their applications n his Office TO
oo,am the evidence of their titles. ewing \. m.
indexes 10 the record books of that period heinz
no. only in vsy ma lated state, but incorrss-I
nay therefore be important 70 the interests Of
sven, to be informed, that the GENERAL. I'M.
DS1 to those records has been carefully com.
Parea with the books in the doing of which II
was found that The old indexes omitted n,,m.
bsr OF pNents=.these omissions are now suppli-
"a. AM such persons as have been hi,terto I'm.
lqccssstnl. may now probably 6nd what was the
tbjed of their search. -,
Ths business of this Office having been for =
nsmber OF years heretofore in arrear. by reason
OF which parsons who had returned their SURVEYS.
have been delayed in getting heir Grants long
after the period allowed by Law for issaiap them
Iii may be pleasing to those ia,eres,ed Also to
be informed, that grants have issued on ali sur.
veys returned TO this Office, which could issue &C.
cordiag to law, and are now ready a. 5s deliyer.
ed to the proprietors. "'
CHARLES BLAGRovE. Regr.
Land Office,
Dec. 4,h. 1910. taw.w oawaw
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SPANISH NEWSt!!
Naw.YoRR Nov. .


Captain Wilson of the ship Charles.
and Harriet, informs US, that on the
18Th of October at midnight, Col.
of the British forces arrived at Lisbon
express, with diipatches from Lord
Wellington to Lord Wellesley, giving
an account of the defeat of Massena's
army in Portugal about the 9th in con-
sequence ofwhich Cadiz was all alive.
and on the 10Th a general salute took
place, beginning at Isla, which is head.
quarters, & where the grand cortes is
held, and so to Runthal and the city Of
Cadizs
Admiral Keats, in the Milford of
74gpns, commands at Cadiz Bay, and
Gsakrafs Graham is at the head of the
British land forces.
Captain johnson of Philadelphia.
and Captain Smith of New York, had
just arrived at Cadiz from San Lucar
where their vessels aud cargoes had
been condemned by the French.
{ Mr.. Jarvis, the American consul who
has asrived at Boston, left Lisbon
on the 2oth of October, at which
time it was rot publicly known that
accounts of any engagement had
been received there.l
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rood ones! Had /" Ntma'' sta.-d /.
false fact, and had the error been point.
ed out, he would most cheerfuliv have
corrected it. Bstno such error has been
indicated. Muma" is not conscious
of any vice that can deprive hia of the
character of a gentleman He has the
vanity to believe that he has fewer than
most young men of his age and situa
ton. He has had the misfortune, like
many others. to have his actions mis-
represented by envious persons and
the only singularity in it is, that the
most honorable and benevolent con-
Germs of his life have been designate d
as the most criminal. He will at any
time satisfy the doubts of friend on
moral points he will readily conte st
before jury Of his conntrymen the
same points if his enemies desire il.
and viii utter themselves with suffici.
cot distinctness to be laid hold of. This
rs the manner in which 6 Nun.sr re-
plies to his adversaries. 4
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LITERARY NOTICE.

, A~new edition Of the 8 History of
the a merican Revolution" by David
Ramsay. NJ. d. revised and corrected
By, the author, is now ready for the
press and speedily will be published.
Ia it much new matter will be intro
duced, and considerable part Of the
old will be presented in a new light.
To it will be pre6xed, an Introduction,
containing the history Of the colonies
With now form the United States OF
AfHerita, from the year 1907 to the
period of their independence, and there
will be also subjoined the post.revolu.
tionark history of the United States,
from The treaty OF peace, in 1888,
down to the present time, making, in
the whole, complete history of the
United States from their first settle
ment, as English colonies, till the SD
year Of their independence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-04

vessels can lay out OF their reach, but
the men OF war, who from their draft
OF water, are Obliged to lay very far
cut may possibly lay within reach.
ne shot however are completely
spent at that distance, and though they
might lnIure q merchant VESSEL they
c car an do no injury to man of war. We
know that they have already bufsttwo
guns out OF i've, by trying the expert.
ment OF overioadlng them to throw the
snos greater dntance. In short It Is
70 DC expected and must be calculated
90, ,nat We may pc annoyed. but this
can have no elect on the safety OF the
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coMMUsIc ALTON.

THE writer who has assumed the
name of SOAK" IN the Patriot, has
chosenhis weaponwith great Judgment.
No reasoning could possibly induce a.
ny human being to believe the various
calumnies he utters and therefore, the
public ia TO be cudg-ellcd into credulity.
This new mode of logic has not, how
ever, the merit of novelty, for it has
been resorted to by the vulgar in all a.,
ges. Nuua," il seems, has touched
the honorable Mr.. Randolph to the
quick, for the honorable Mr.. Randolph
roars and what is better still, the fe-
deralists roar for him. The norrit of
!" M1ma" was to state facts in plain lam
guagr, so hat every man might I'M.
derttaitd them. Why are those facts
ne1ptff,ted The answer is easy they
are iuc6ntrovertible. But sometime
must be done to counteract the inAu-
euce of these facts; and, at allevents.
(" Mama" must be destroyed. 1t is,
therefore, that We see the !" our bella.
boring the brains of It's readers with
numerous libels, the fruits of deprav-
ed imagination. 1t is not true that the
secretary of state was privy to the writ.
ing of I" Numa - and that writer is not
in the habit of consulting any mans
underH sanding but his own. g Numa''
disia to utter, in any situation, what
heHoH not think and ne viii praise
aud censure accoT ding to his iud ement,
let the consequence be what it may.
He applauded Randolph whistle was
a patriot he condemns him now he
is an apostate. " Numa" will assert in
society the Importance to which his
talents Justly entitle him. He will all.
why's be able 10 triumph over the in.
tTiAes, aud csbals, which may be or
gaRiked to crush him. Whenever the
hireling vermin dare creep into day.
light with their accusations, they will
be mel am punished. And where il
the crime, IFS Numan has pourtrayed
the President and Secretary of State
infavorable colors! Can a writer on.
ly BE sincere when he reyiIesf If men
are condemned for their bad qualities.
opgH they not to be praised for their
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-04

From american gentleman of re.pec ability
atCfdiz. dated Bib Ga. to his friend in this
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Books and Stationary.

amounting 10 about II 900 dollars. comprisine
colleetioo which he Hatters himself is superior
TO any other in Virginia, aud perhaps eqsal 10
any In the union of the same arlouu,-His Law
department Is extensive aud valusbIsa>- nhat of
History travels aud Polite LitefS urs, &ren-
siye, elegant and supsrb---nany valuable Md
cal Works, Latin Classics, Sfhool Booh, hnd
good assortment of Novels, fomaucesf IA &c.
"WAYS & MEA NS.ng
LEWIS ADAMS expsaS frequeA suJD;e,
OF BOOkSfrom Newly ors during his sky in
Hichmsnds which with those b hand hsfs de
termined to sell At the REpucSh PRic Is of 10.
10, 20 and 25per cent from the fs&uIAfN. YORK
and PhIladelphia rs'aii prices. LAWYEas viii
be furnished with Libraries on batter terms, he
hatters himself, than elsewhere ia America. He
mas Just received fresh supply of books. among
wnicn are The following New Publications..
E'oqnence Of the British Ssnate--WilIisns'.
history OF Vermont Parks Elements of Che
mis'rJ -Hening aud Aunford's Reports--Ijen-
Inss. New Virginia Justice, new clifton - Also,
tue SAEAcss, or Matilda and Malek Adhil a
Crusade Romance from the French of Madsne
Coffin, vols IN 2. price 2doIls. aud so. Tn.
Celebrated Romance, the Lake of KiIlarne y--tbe
Scottish Chiefs--Osms and Alneris, Ella Re.
senburg 1.-The Dssil in Love-and mo.E of tha
la'e Novels, he has added 70 his cIacUIArtrc
LIBRARY.
Richmood, Dec 81, 1910. tsv2w o.v
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pIED--On Friday last in this
City, M jor JOSEPH SCOTT, Mar
shall of the Virginia District distin-
gulshed Revolutionary Officer; and
a man of sterling worth and the grea-
test integrity. We expect a biogra.
phical sketch for our next paper.
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Expeaine in a few months 70 leave Virginia.
offers for sale on very advantageous terms to
the pnrch aser his stotk Of
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New YoRk, Nov. ~.
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.


r. The fast sailing ship Canton, Brown.
arrived at this port yesterday from
Lisbon, which port she left on the Cd
OF November. The verbal intelligence
received by her, is, that Mr.. Jarvis
had appointed Mr.. Green to be his
successor as American consul at Lis
6eh; that twelve sail of line of battle
HipS several frigatesy and sloops
ef var, were left at Lisbon, and Eve
nors were daily expected; that seve-
tal sun.hoats And gun-brigs were lay
ieg about twedty miles UP the Ta-
|gss, opposite e town of Villa. Franca,
WINCH was IN possession Of the French !:
thafskirmisSts were daily taking place
between the French and a party of En-
glish sailors who when on shore occ,,.
Ply the town of Alexandra, about mile
from Villa-Franca; that the French
general Marsenic was killed and about
the 2sth of October by shot from
one OF the gun-boats; that the French
and English piquets were within hail
|of each other; that General Romano
mas joined the Earl OF Bosacco (latc
Lord Wellington) with an army of
&c, 900 men; that Col. Trant has re-
taken Coimbra and made 5000 French
prisoners, many of whom were woun-
ded In the late battle at Bosacco, and
some of them had arrived at Lisbon
and were to be sent to England. 500
British transports were lying In Lis.
bon Roads.
Captain Brown informs us that on
the day he sailed it was reported that
Ae French were retreating, aud that
all vas quiet at Lisbon. --Mer. Adv.
Esry NSse.-A West Indian who
|had "a remarkable fiery nose, having
Efallen aslsS in his chair. a negro boy,
who wash waiting, observed a mus-
quito if6vering round his face. Qua
shi eyed the insect very attentively, at
last he saw him alight on his masters
nose. and immediately fly off," All.
hlass your heart Exclaimed the negro !
me right glad to see you burn your
foot" ss
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Vineyard Tickets
ADVA NcINf.


THE Ninth Days Drawing Of the Vineyard
koyfsry IS now completed, and only the follow.
y StIzss of magni'uds are yet drs zn. viz
No. 7429. 1000 d2liaes. No. i35S, 1000 dollars,
70 -; 1907, 1000 deIIars, whiea were all sold At
wAtrs's. The g1A,of the Wheel is very con.
slider fRle, and tickets 8>ly Sen dollars. b1, will
be aaenced to seven don and ifsy cents each.
on the last day Of this ntsash. A few tickets
are yen for sale at
G. * h. WAVES
LoHesy G EScd1ag9 OEee. HH4kleGia
al the present price oftevtu doIlAs, --prizss In
the Philadelphia. Ns&-York or n .timore r. ~
teTiesI will be taken in payment Cor the above
s,eke's, or sAsh advanced for prizes as SOFA as
November 81, 1870
). ~ A few tickets, Warranted un.
drawn for sale at the Argus Q6ce,
Richmond.