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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

We Yesterday received Caracas c..
zettes and letters to the ed ut. Val.
eniia was taken on the l4th. II Was
piIlaged for week, most OF the hous,
reduced TO ashes, and the greater p.r.
Of the inhabitants put to the sword CT
Miranda was expected at Porto Caves
10 for the purpose ofaffording relief W
the Europeans imprisoned there ca
board The PaHton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

10 ianoraa,e. L might have been per
80, er.ri,y that impe!lcd him, ora
unbranded eagerntss 80 exciuNe iron
an, scrur :! Paris man whose poiiii
al feelings AMI principles dld not az
cord nnh those CT the executive bui
Oe il IS il may, Gen. Armstrong IS RS
Dons.DIc To- lis sliF~nngs, ana the ~
Jury cone 70 his Interests through th'
lnnr ocIrnl.cn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

Custom House Officers. We ale a.
ready enjoying state Of what we are to
expect when Bonaparte's Custom
House Officers take possession of our
sea ports.--Yesterday the Surveyor of
this port seized thirty hogsheads y
Country Rum IS British manufacture
He insisted that il was good Wesl IN
Ola Rum , although the merchant 10
whom II was consigned declared that
he had sold 1t several cents il gallon
less than the common price Of country
rum, On account Of its inferior quality.
1t was not until the owner produced
his invoice from the distilery, tia, the
officer would relinquish his hold.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

PENINSULA Affairs.

he entrenched works i'll front uf
Lisbon have been recently inspected,
and found 70 be complctc.-AII The
ie'oe which France can send agaios.
them cannot be successful while de fen
ded by 40, Or $4,000 English troops.
Gen. Graham and Marshal Beres-
tord have both gone from Lisbon ~ the
army.
George ". Campbell, Esq lRe
HepresentaIiscl il appointed Senator
Of The Y. ). from tennessee. nc J-'i-
Aia Nfhilcsi4r, resigr.o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

cares OF government but on The
contrary, an administration was for
ming, at the head Of which the
Prince Regent would be placed with
all the powers and prerogatlses OF a
lovereign, that would probably give
a new tone to the public fpirit OF the
nation. This change is coTrobora-
ted by all advance in the ttocks.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

Michael Keppeile, Esq is chosen
Mayor Of the city Of Philadelphia, vice
Mr.. Wharton who declined serving q.
gain. MIR. K. 1.-THE federal candidatel
had 10 votes in the Council John Ea-
ker ESQ. Is.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-10

iat.5i l,y aa;t.g i, sr1fo wc%ss s;.rifSr "a ,,,a
following: " And if attacked by any vessel
contrary to the law Of nations. to capture and
oring them in for adjudication
Mr.. Porter explained. The proposed a.
mendmcnt would make the resolution an act
oi war, which it was not tho intention of the.
committee to declare i'm this report, or to
commence until they had pre- pared for il.
Mr.. Wrfyht's motion was lost.
Mr.. 1,hee said the parties had Joined is-.
sue inc pieadings were made up the case.
was now to be decided by battle and not.bv
july. He therefore desired to retain the.
sinews OF our strength. and moved an a
lnendmcnt contemplating AN EMBARGO for
70 days on vessels in our ports, &c.
lbe motion was declared to be ont of mr..
der.
lie sixth resolution was then agreed to.
The committee rose and reported their an
greemcnt to the resolution.
The House took up the report.
he question was put on the first rcsolu1
ton f7st
Mr. Randolph, wishing time, moved that.
the report lie on the ta5le.-Motion lost, 65
TO so. ,
The question was then taken on the FIRST
resolution, i'll the following words
feSofped, That the Military Eestablisli-.
mcnt, as authorised by the existing lawss
ought to be Immediately completed bv filing,
up the ranks and prolonging the enlistment
OF the troops and that to encourage enlist~
ments, bounty in lands ought to be given in
addition to the pay and bounty now allowed.
by law
The following are the Yeas and Nays ON,
tile question
YEAS-Messrs. Alston, Anderson, Arch.
er, Avery. Bacon, Baker, Bard, Bartlett.
bassett, Bibb, Blackledge, Blocker, Blo,int.i
Doyd, breckenridge, Brown, Burwell, But,
Ter, Calhoun, Cheves, Chittcnden, Clopton.
Cooke, Condit, Crawford, Davis, Dawsoa.i
Desha, Earle, Ely, Emott, Findlev, Fisk.
Fitch, Franklin, Gholson, Gold, Goldsbo-.
rough, Goodwin, Gray, Green, Grunely, g..
Hall, q. Hall, Harper, HAYES, Hufty, Hyne-
man. Johnson, Kent, Key, King. Laeock, Lee
lever, Lewis, Little, Livingston, Lcwndcs.>
Lyle Macon, Maxwell, Moore, M'Bryde..
M.Coy, M'Kee, M'Kim, Metcalf, Miner:
Mitchll, Morgan, Moseley, Nelson, New.
bold, Newton, Ormsby, Paulding, Pearson.
Pickens, Piper, Pitkin, Peasants, Pond, PorE'
ter, Quincy, Reed, Ridgely, Ringgold, Rhea,.
Roane, Roberts, Sage, Summons, Scavcr,
Seybert, Shaw, Smile, G.. Smith, 7. Smith,
Stewart, Stow, Strong, Sullivan, Taggart.
Tallmadge, Tallman, Taliaferro, Tracy.
Iroup, Turner, Van Cortlandt, White,
Whitehill, Williams, Widgery, Wilson,
Winn, Wright-1l7.
NAYS-Mess Bigelow, Bringham, Cham.
pion, Davenport, jackson, Law, Potter, Ran,
dolph; Stanford, Sturges, Wheatcn-11
Mr.. Gods6orough, after expressing his
readiness, should war .e once determined
and declared by the administration, to go all.
lengths to support it, but wishing further
time TOR reflection on so important subject.
made motion to adj ourn, which was carr
ried.
And the House adjouned.-M Intel.
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CONGRESS.
SENATE.
ESD I

TUESDAY, December 3.
4'zr. Reed's motion for appointing a COM
mittee to enquire whether any alteration is
necessary i'll ths rules and articles for the
better government of the army of the Uni.
ted States, was taken up and agreed to
and Messrs Reed, Anderson, Varn1m. smith
OF Md. and Bradley appointed commit
tee i'll pursuance thereof
ne bill tor the apportionment of Repre-
schtatives among the several states accor-
dInS to the third census the bill for the re-
III OF Josiah II, Webb and the bill for the
relief of Thomas o. Bannon, were severallv
fead third time and passed
me Senate lookup for consideration the
Dui making farther provision Cor the CORPS
OF engineers.
On motion Of Mr.. German to strike ON.
from the bill the words authorizing the To-
cation OF the Academy sat such place as
,shai! be designated by the President of the
United states, 1T was determined in the
affirmative as follows:
For me motion, Messrs Campbell, (Ohio)
Coa3it, Cults, German, Gilman, GoSdrich>
,ttowei, Hunter, Lambert, Leib, LLOYD, Reed
d Monlnaql' Smith Of Md. Smith N. " Var
ISai'ast the motion, Massrs. Anderson.
EIoo, Bradley, Campbell of Tenn. Crawford
franklin, Gailard, TAFT, Taylor, Turner
Worthington--11.
And further amendments having been
agreed to, the bill was ordered to be en-
crossed for third reading 0eaving the Aca-
denny still at West Point)
49,, December 4.
The report of the Secretary Of the Ma
w respecting monies transferred during the
dscess OF Congress OF certain approximation
tSf expenditures in the Department of the
Navy, was read, and ordered to lie ON the
table. W. VIZ
The bill for allowing further time for com.
laetns the payments on certain lands held
Dy rISht oil prescription in the nIississinn;
ieJritory, was read the second time. and
Tvierred to r select committee COMPOSED
y Messrs. 'Iait, Bradley and Franklin.
The resolution Of the House Of Rcpresen-
tatives for the appointment Of a Committee
f,have the direction OF the money appro-
p:ated to purchase books for the use oftl,e
LIBRARY, was resumed, and concurred in
aNi Nr. I.ci5, Mr. Coali. and. Mr.. Smith
q Nh. appointed the committee accor-
0iGsiy.
the bill MAXIM Gar:le, proyisio, for t,c
c.n;Ps OF engineers. was read ihc, Sd time 8,
lrssscd.
house OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Ises!Iy, Dccrbf5er :.
mr.. D1FgSo7, from tie. committee on that
sa2JecS, reported a 5iI Tor thc relief Of the
Dl;icn, disabled and glperaang1te1 oI;ic.rS
sHld lf.crs Of !. lafe. .,' .f a., .-.-. =.
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z OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Ts-a|Ig, DcccDf5er ;.
/se. DHvSo7, frJa the committee on that
sa2Jec'' reported 5jI Tor the relief of the
D,;icn, disabled and e.lperaanqate5 officers
sd 50 d4crs d t.'c late sni Of the prcscn.
c'nJ o. t,s = sss.o~: whiA was rccS thu
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-26
Half Acre IF of Land.
AND TENEMENT.

whereon the sSidV ohn Woodward noyrUr la.elv
resided. in that arr of the eity oall(;s,,,no sx
called Rockets tbei the sarur (6r Half Acre
of Land and Tenem INT, - was cosycved r.
said Woodward by MxSEewis aud o,hers. Nv
i ,r bearing d Ion the third day Of July.
1902, and record Riuv fenrico coun.y courtl as
snail suffice tss?sy a bal ice of about 2ooS yer
que thereof The sale commence ct 4 o.
CZECH, NJ. on Wedre'dHsk 9Th day of this
month. for che purpose n,eslliouce, above. and
viii be made upon the premises
ego. VIM. Smith.
February 18th. 1911 ,ds-
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Psbsked tarsgauf 70 an acf Of The General Isse,s.
biv Of PI,yn6H Posssd on the ffh day Of Fe-
byaalI, enc fh9Hlrnd ciEht hn4iysd and eighf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-26
B q Q K s, i
JUN RereiOcd and for Sale s.
FisQsants' Book Store AMI

\ = ~,
4.oo" orS'e ar
l,l,ltfHS, cDfce.
ne rarierT ana H0rssTan' complex Dietou.
A s.sr--s,s .r 49, Nas /.
Fs,.;s. g., w.. 1.si,:' ana IJoenmentai
rasfies w Wm. Iaplin
M;lts Tres,;ast y. 1 G..,, - rssusIy
n,oued oos,hnk ,s $50, Ss.ns e 'no'' Np-
nsrr .v...,,, Af tI,'s,.a Sae:e' &C.
vsrs,ow. ESQ. ''9a"''yi IN VoA' 0y u
A. %ssn q. Ds sis.A Of the HUMP Hs.s'Sy
The a lSsysrs S Of Laysxsr, or rslu,ieaary ~
no an a nove., ION 'se r,2t'eh OF "a >tSosse'
~ = ~ ~ - ot GOD mak'ngf ~'ers-
nareb;ry goy We , ,u,,p.s' rss2Ps .ns. no,
Cod by sohc ,I r:oSns y samstthe mind of
Tie hi,,o : IF Loui, @., n n byi1<e,v o.ns,, :.
TIL. - Ss ,sNu ~ 'ne Sao3p
r.. sles OF tue fefE,tagsSor Juvenile Pastimes
The he S Smnpsl Essi.s
10. .ne year aW
So, :" '~'n NJ nrise' poem--by
he @'f Rara, I palIo,naha, r.
DisarJc pa,,,.s.opyys']fo' 'e"sh S'VIS'es'
Mscieed's Hisserr Of Nk,ebss &c
Puelc spesSe CT S9ef kn soa'.n'''s 's''
BIoo,nS ,,S, n0y' fuiA posra-hy hSSert
A short de.e,iotiou r. no
Which i. addsd ~ co,.,;,r,,;s tennsAs. 10
A,so IT, z ~. ~ mar s'e'e'
IT, eo ioIEoate as ABOVE,
ne oaracen, or set'ids and Mack Adhci, .
Ss'.Aoe romano c POM shS French ct Madame
n. Se.un.
III - pn sso'ne& exemphpIng their eharaee
Isl quo eonentofEn various ages and nasiouN
WIN ru,scslaneofkpoems---by Lucy Aikigf
Ds'1a'', .hane otF.aAark, al historic stSfsie.s
49, : s ~, sse',,
-.sas " '-''''o'p3 HePoNs, 5vc's.y 18th IN the
r,l,a r,o.o,-,,
me nosonSnt poeri---by the, H<v. g. Crabbe.
1neDPson,s E'emsnts Of ohs1hpy
nlSn a"o n"'qsoms ed'tio1cf CAss's JcprnsF
eovery ,,aJ Nv ''. we e,Sps o. oiS.
Clarke. with III +, Gsor"s eu, - a,sy'S any
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-26

EUsT arrived per the Brig Diligence
= capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, very
general ASSORTMENT of
G. q Old 81,
contained 10 313 packages, and will BE-
sold by the piece or packsge--viz=.
Superhne Cloths, single and Dole. Millsd
Cassimeres, Swabsdowns, Dble. Mil,ed
DraGs, Coatings, Outfits, Plans. Kerseye,
Kenslal Cottrns, Rose and Duff Blankets,
Pellcse Cloths, Plain aod Spotted Flan-
nsIs, Imperial and. ncy Cor s, Veivets,
Neiyetec.. VeIvef9fs,t Ts.aby Veivets,
Ladies. Gentie9en and outns' Worsted
and Cotton Hcfety, NegfQes do. Irish
Lianens, Brow Hollands, shirting Cot
tons, White Al color'd, Cotton Cam.
bricss c'llieoess ypiViiiss Jefls, a great
jubilee Corded GNze.sCut end Diagan. !
Spider Stripes, jSAl% CQyfied Jaconet,
Birdseye, and G Dafese~T dwellings, asd
Table Eamssk, Cotton aud Thread Edg-
tags AID Laces, Fspcy Enbroidered, Mus
liz Trimmings, Lsdies 6orlered ADD Prin-
ted Pocket Hvndfs. Fancy RomalIs, Mad
rass and Pushaat. do. FAdcy Silk and
Cotton Ginghargs, M>n's Silk Hats. Mems
and 10y IS Wo6I DO. Servants Glazed do.
s,nspcgdsrs, Sewing Cotton and Thread
assorlsd. Coach Lace, Gallons, &c. Sc.
fitEetbef WITH greai variety ct HARD.
WARE AND CUTLERY, and few Ca.
scs Iaf t,culsrly suitable for Country Stores,
Ns.'s saddle Trees, Chaise do. Black
sa.i,lss Tools, States.
bLsO-ELECANT TABLE CHINA
81 >, vel assorted, Crates and Casters.
The balance pfthe Fall supply is expec-
ed BY the ira arrivals from Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder md Shot assorted, Cotton and
Wo0i Cords asssfted Swedish and CouD-
Try irch, JamsfoE aad antigua Rum, ion
o6;sad n 1861 bIeR do. Peoosyivsbis
WHISKY Green Coffee, Salt, Rice, Cot.
Tor, fi@1 Is(igo Lsppepss, Salt PetFe,
~ It'd WrcsgHt Mails assorted, Bar
tssd, ;5oag, Cut 5erriogs, Tar. Lumber,
sApa't. also sr,l, 900 Bbls. Tar, Tur-
nrsp-s md hostn. l50, 900 White sbd Red
= fagshesa sfa7es, deFy&ra5ie IN Nor
~. - u: CT, YO,ns. " Cash given for
90 c;y FrDSlce.
&ft8tLES WHITLOCK,
Ri.sascgs. Uek, IL, 1910. Ieptf1
y
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Also, a T1acf of Land,

Adjoining the above lots, containing 200 acres,
witch land Thomas Reid purchased of Pame-
Ia crrmp, as will appear by the deed of In.
dentTe, recorded in the district court OF New
London.
The above Lots and Lands were formerly
the property Of Mr.. Johu Forbes, dec. and Of
Mr.. Thomas Reid, and now belong 20 the late
firm OF Buchanan, Dunlop G Co. They will
be ewn TO intending purchasers by M, Tho
mas eid, who lives at Canpbsil courthouse,
or BY lanes Penn, ESQ who lives near New.
London, and any further information requged
may bA obtained upon application 10 Mr.. John
Tompkins of Richmond, OF to tho subscribers.
Bob RI Pollok,
John Dunlop.
Petersburg, February Is. 1911. ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-26

nN Monday, the 1lth day of MARCH next,
~ being court day. will be exposed to pub
lie sale, at Campbell court house, On a credit
OF oae, two and three years, equal payments,
The .foiio.viag Los and Lands, p;s.
One Tract of Land,
In the county OF Campbell, on the waters of
Beaver and Postum creeks. containing $50 a.
ores, by late and accurate survey, and incl,irl
ing part of what is called Cnoper's mount ain.
Also, another Tract of Land,
In the said county, on tn; branche sof possur,.
Rock Castle, and Flat Creeks, containing $50
acres and bounded by. Slsxensoa's, Gamblers
Also, another Tray of Land,
In. said cn-n,y, contsin ngkSy0 acres. on the
head branches of the solfh NIX of Failing, Ri.
vcr, and upon the S. L. side o. .ong mountain,
lands.
Also, another tract of Land,
In said county. containing 90 acres, OH the head
branches of the south fork of Falling River. on
both sides of the main road, and bounded by.
the Long mountain and Richard Slith's lands.
Alsc-, another Tract of Land,
In Campbell county. on the branches of Beaver
creek, containing 400 acres.
Also, another Tract of Land,
Situated on the western branches OF Buifaloe
creek, in the county ofCau,pbell. containing
$50 acres, and commonly known by the name
of Turner'S place.
Also, LOTS No. 4 ed S,
Each half acres, situated on the .n; y street
in the town Of New London, son which are
Store and Dwelling House.
Also, LOTS No. Is and 46.
In the said town, containing 5 acres, adjoining,
the above halfacre lots, wherson i b. n other
out-houses now stand.
Also LOT No. Al,
situated in said town, containing III acres.
And AZ and 43,
containing each 8 scres.
Also, a T1acf of Land,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-26

RY v.ue ofs deed ofuast, bearing date or
~ the 10Th day Of May, Ammo. Dor. lsa7. ard
executed by John W ooS 1asd and Sa,ah ~. wife.
TO the subscribsr TO secure the payment OF s ais
80 een,s, with lesni in,erc,; thereon frStn the
18Th November. IN the same year aforesaid, on
the. day of t)c next month, VIII be
50 at public auction, II thl highss, bidder for
ready money, The wb6se o4so much Of the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-22

grest great grsndam by Sauce Box, a son
~ Gregg, sire vi Crofts Old Partnef.
JAMES LORD, Seal.
/ do certify that the above pedigree is
true copy from the original one sent me by
James Lord, Givea under my hand and
seal the twvnty third day Of Dec. one thou
sand eight hundred four.
VIM. LIGHTFOOT. Seal.
Joe Andrews was got by Eclipse, his
dam by Alamands, by Omrium, her dam
Cloudy by Biank=Crab, Weddington rare
by Partner-General Stud Book page Sth,
printed In 1905, by James Weatherby.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-22
Penitentiny Store RemoOsd.

XxTILLIAM ANDERSON, having been
w recently appointed Agent for the
common wealth in the place OF Ovid i.
Burr, (resigned) has removed the Peni,en-
tiary Store to the houe formerly occupied
by Oakly Phillpotts, nearly opposite Ro.
bert CANDLES, where he will keep a con-
slant supply Of the articles enumerated be-
low. The manifest Improvement in tue
quality of the nails manufactured at the
Penitentiary, under the direction of the
present superin tendant of that institution,
the late deduction which has been made
from the former low prices of the Cut
Nails, together with the disposition which
should be felt by the inhabitants OF the
state, for the encour agement OF its own ma
nufactures, arc inducements which he fat.
ters himself will give them preference
TO any others in market. Orders from
Merchants, Inspectors, Carpenters, or o.
theirs, living in the country, shalt be pune.
tually attended to. ~
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G @ O d S,

G O O d S,
contained in 313 packages, aud will be
sold by the piece OF package-viz=
Superfne Cloths, single and Dble. Milled
Cassimeres, Swansdowns, Dble. MilIed
Drabs, Coatings, Duffls, Plains. Kerseys,
Kendall Cottons, Rose and Duffil Blankets,
Pellicse Cloths, Plain and Spotted Fian-
nels, Imperial aud Fancy Cords, Velvets,
Velveteen. Velverets, and Tabby Velvets,
Ladies. Gentlemen and Youths Worsted
and Cotton Hosiery, Negroes do. Irish
Linnens, Brown Hollands, Shifting Cot
tons, White and Color'd. Cotton Cam.
brics, Callicoes, Dimities, Jeans, a great
variety OF Muslins, Ga Seeded Null Robes.
Jubilee Corded Gauze. Cut and Diagonal
Spider Stripes, Jubilee Corded Jaconet,
Birdseye, and G Diapers, rowellings, and
Table Damask, Cotton and Thread Edg.
ings and Laces, Fancy Embroidered Mus
lin Trimmings, Ladies Bordered and prin-j
ted Pocket handks. Fancy Romalls, Msdk
rass aud Pullicat, do. Fancy Silk and
Cotton Ginghams, Mems Silk Hats Mems
and Boys Wool do. Servants Glazed do.
Snspenders, Sewing Cotton. and Thread
assorted, Coach Lace, Gallons, sc. &c.
Together with great variety Of HARD
WARE, AND CUTLERY, and few Ca.
ses particularly suitable for Country Stores,
WIEN oduutS lTScSy SndlSc 90. blaCke
smiths Tools, States.
ALSO--ELEGANT TABLE CHINA
SETS, well assorted, Crates and Casters.
The balance OF the Fall supply is expec.
ted by the first arrivals from Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder and Shot assorted, Cotton ard
Wool Cards assorted Swedish and Coun..
try Iron, Jamaica and Antigua Rum, inn
ported in 1905, New do, Pennsylvania
Whiskey, Green Coffee. Salt, Rice, Cot
ten, Flax, Indigo, Copperas, Salt Petre,
Cut and Wrought Nails assorted, Bar
cad, Soap, Cut Herrings, Tar, Lumber,
&c. &c.
would, also sell, 1000 Bbls. Tar, Tur.
pentine and Rosin, $50, 600 White and ed
Oak hogshead Slaves, deliverable in Nor.
folk, or at City Point. az. Cash given for
Country Produce.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
Richmsnd, Oct IL, 1910. Ceptf]
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"WILLIAM THORNTON"

o." The subscriber has good aud extern.
sive pasturage gratis, aud promises great
attention to mares, but no liability for &C..
cidents or escapes. The Groom will Elk.
pect Que dollar with each mare.
THOMAS BRANCH.
February 90. 1911. WHO paid
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-22
FALL GOOCS-The subsoriber has received
L by tine Averick from i.onjon and Cora from
Liyerpoo general as.p,trnent Of
G. O O d s,

suitable to the sea.on.
-AMoEc THEM ARE
London and Yorkshire SuperhEe Cloths and
Cassimercs
Union, Bedford and Bennett Cords,
Swansdowns. Toilincttcs and Dinin's 5.4 and
6 4 dble. Mild Cloths,
Coating. Bearsk,u, Frieze, Fiannels s. Baizes,
Plains, Kersey's and Blankets III ~
Cough and Brathwaite's napt Cottons LID
Yarn Hose, Worsted aud Cotton Stockings,
Hhdfs. Shawls and Musins,
Silk Velvets and Sewing Silk,
Irish Linens and Drogheda's,
Queens Cord, Velvets, Thicksetss and Con:
stitution Cords,
A good assortment of Saddery, Hardware =
and Cutlery.
Smiths Bellows, Anvils and Vises,
Flat Bar, Crawley & English Blistercd Steel,
He continues ~ transact business on commits.
sion, and has for sale,
ON CONSIGNMENT,
Queens Ware. Whisky, Shad and Bar Iron.
ROBERT GAMBLE.
Richmond, Nov. 9, 1910. IF.
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JAMES STEWART, Ex'or.
Of w. II. LighEooi, dec.
PEDIGREE.

Jack Andrews was got by Joe Andrews,
his dam by II ghAyer, his grandam by Car.
dinal Puff, his great gra0dam Tatler, his
great great grnndan by Snip, hisgreat great
great grandam ny Lord Godolphln's Arabi-
an, hts great great great great grandam by
Stsnyan's Arabian, whiSh mare was own
SISTER IN Framton's White neck, full sister to
&c Minbury Galloway, great great great
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VIRGINIA, to wit si.,
At Court of Appeals held at the Capitol in
Richmond, the tenth day of April, 1911.
Anne Smith, executrix of John Smith, Applt.
AGAINST
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April 9th, 1911.
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NEW YORK
STATE LOT Terry.
Union College,
mo. H.

lars. and the possibility of gaining by single
ticket, ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FIVE THOUSAND DOLL AIRS.
There are also PRIZES of
10000 dollars 1000 dollars.
5000 dollars 1000 dollars, &c. &c.
Positively to commence drawing on the >23d
OF this month--600 tickets TO be drawn each
day until completed.
- TICKETS, received .from WAITE'S
Lucky Lottery Office, for Sale at the Argus
Printing Office, Richmond.
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The Noted and mach admtrc,i En-
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JACK ANDREWS,

7 MPORTED by Wa. Lightfoot esq. dec.
of Charles City county, full fifteen and
half hands high, blood bay. finely form.
ed IN h'oh health, vigor and spirit. the most
active and best bottomed horse, ever i'm
ported into this country. now rising 10y ears