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Of W.AITE'S Lottery Office in Baltimore BE-
ing the Mos, Truly Fortunate.
s-I~KtT No 1858 drawn in the Sus-
ouehanna Can-l L. tterv. (now draw
in. in B.,inorel Prize OF IIs THOUSAND
DOLLARS the 18Th day, was sent from th'fr
fiji TO New York. the 26 OF august last
:. And Ticket Ne SIS, drawn the 18th day
,n the same LOTTERY, a P'Ize Of 10000 DOL
Jars they also sent {, New York, ABOUT
ortnigl t b fore it was drawn. and they Rave
ince adv.nce the Cash to the fortunate ad.
enurxr. They have also paid the 900
D liar Prize draw in the same otterys and
500 Dollar Prize in the Washingto Mo-
,sment Lottery These are some of the lie
lucemen,s why the Citizens OF b 'ltimore'
New York, & other places, continue to give
ZACH decided preference 70 the purchasing
If Tickets a. their Offices; and some OF the
reasons Why Envy Is exelt d il their contem'
i,oraries.
G.. r. WAITE
Hare I7ekess and Shares for Sale in tie f't-
io1o:ng Lotteries. at tn ir Offices in Ner-
Y rk, A6any and BaLimore--
Susouehanna Canal l.ottery.
Sixteen days rrawing over Ticket. Ntse
Dollars. and the f,lowing Capital Prizes are
IN The wheel
Prize of 60 COO doll,rs
I P ize Of 5 900 dollars
] Prize Of $500 doll;ls
Prze of 1000 dollars
Priz IS of 500 dollars
Priz.s of Q dollars
'esides large proportion OF inferior ones.
Drawing three times week, to be COM
/, eted in 20 drawing DAYS.
Wilmington Monument Lottery
Fou tn DAVIS drawing over,-- Tickets II
olars, and the following Capital Prizes IN
ne wheel. viz.
! Prize Of $4,000 dollars
I Prize of $4,000 do!l.rs
Prize Of 10000 dollars
Prizs of ono dollars
. Plies of 5000 dollars
2 Prizes of 1000 d li,rs
Drawing once a week for the present :; to
E con peted in seventy drawing days.
Union College Lottery, No. 3,
Comm noes drawing in New York, next
\priI, in which are the following Capital
rizes.
Prize of $4,000 dollars
l Prize of $4,000 dollars
Prize of 2o,Ooo dollars
l Prize of 10000 dollars
! Prize Of 5000 dollars
Prize. of 1000 doll,rs
Present price Of tickets seven dollars and
half.
G. and R. WAITE will guarantee the
payment Of all prizes from their Offices; but
purchasers must take notice that their name
printed on the back of each ticket.
Adventures enclosing the cash in letters,
post id, directed 10 either of their Offices in
New York, Albany or Baltimore, will be
,unetually attended to. Those who wish for
heir Lotfery Register which is printed week.
v, may lave it forwarded gratis.
october cow
a. Great Bargains.
TINE subscriber contemplating remov-
al to the country, offers for sale his
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-16
SPANISH HIDES.

SPANISH HIDES.
1000 largo SPANISH HIDES, received
- John Tucker.
~ The Editor Of the Republican Farm
er. at Staunton, and Winchester 1aIe.e.
At Winchester, are requested to insert .l,o
above three times, and forward their accounts
to this Office for payment.
{ ctober IL . =.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

NE subscriber, wishing to remove to the
western Country, offers for sale. his Land,
lying in the county OF Stafford, and on Potomac
run, within two miles of tide water, and 6 m les
rom fredericksburg, Containing between three
and tour hundred acres, 17O scres law grounds /:
on the said land is Dwelling House with four
rooms below, and two above barn 50 feet
long and 20 wide, with good Kitchen, and o.
ther out houses Also, good mill seat, the dam
at present Is rotten, and quarry of ireestone on
tne Spot, equal to any In the county, for quali,y
and quantity-also, a large proportion of meadow
land, part of which is now in cultivation. and a
full proportion of timber to support the land. -
The terms will be accommodating to the purcha.
ser.
BENG. WITEERS.
JAZZ. o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

n HOSE Gentlemen who were good enough
10 obtain subscribers to my Report of
rSORR'S Trial, and have received the books
an order to be delivered to the subscribers on
shet respective subscription lists, axe reques
ted 70 remit the MONIES already received, or be
Teeaiyed hereafter, for those books, to Doctor
Edward Earle, Bookseller, Philadelphia
tt:Fy DdHID ROBERTSON
January 9 6,
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From The fore gong assays it appears:
!. I"at The gold Coins s & d tam and
Portug j, being of the same quality w,tb
those OF the U. States, VIZ % carats Rne. or
l-l2 part alloy. are by the act Of Congr. %
atgd at their rue irinsic value OF II gains
to the dollars or 100 cents
That the gold coins of France, aterap.
ing u G. Is grs very nearly) woulo re-
qu're ~ $4,000 grs 70 the 100 cts. Instead of
the legal weight of27 4o-loO grs.
y nat t"e goid COINS OF spain, averaging
ab'ut 20 c. grs would require % 62o1oo
grs TO he 100 cts instead Of the legal weighs
OF 81 40-IOO grs
T. Ihat the silver French crown. WEIGH
'ng as the lawreqoired. 18 dwts. IL grs and
ot 'he quality OF 10 %. 10 dwts as per ASSAY.
would, compared with the quality and Weighs
the silver CONS Of the Unf,ed States. I've
'qual IN value o about S6-1Oo parts OF a cenA
more than that est blished by law.
). That the Spanish silver dollar oi .hs
g u weight Of II dwts grs < Of tie nal.
t. ct 10 %. IS dwts. D ,,s the aver .,,,r
assay, would, BY like esmparisen s,s. ,ue
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

NHOSE persons wishing supplies of COAL
II from the Deep Nun Pits, will be pleased to
leave their orders at my Counting Room, where
measure Is kept for the convenience Of such as
wish to have their coal measured from the wsg-
gOns. NJ w. HANCOCK
October Is. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

az Published BY Thonsas Richie, nearly OBJ
Ho,ite the Globe Tavern, Richmond, Virginia.
or CoNDITIoNS.-Ff,ed dollar. a year, to
Dc paid annually in advance. THose uho uish to
Ge considered annual subscribers, rust heyeaie,
designate it at the time Of subscribing, otherwise
their PAPERS will be discontinued the expiration
Of the FIRST year.
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january s.

Id virtne Of powers vested in t.e euo&c,ibers
-aS BY Mr.. Moses Bates, formerly of this state,
they will proceed sell, at z. Brookss tapern, in
fhe to1Un Of Manchester, on the 18th of sfanuary
foe NEG ROES, for cash
TAyMES 4. PATT'ESON,
PETER Il. SMITH
January S. 3eG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

by virtue of a deed of trust executed to mr..
- py James Hill OF the county OF Amelia, 10
secure the payment of a certain sum H. reu men.
TONED, 10 Messrs. James and JOHN Dunlop. and
recorded IN Amelia county court wiz be sold,
tor cash, on the 2Sd ofthe present month, at ma,
Jor Thomas Perkinson's store, in the county OF
Amelia, Twelve Likely ST. AYES
JCHN LANE, Trustee:
January s. AT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

HE Subscribers respectfully acquaint their
il tfiendsand the Public, that they have for
med connection with Mr.. Gustavus Lucke, e
That their business. in future will be transacted
under the firm Of LUCKE, SLzER G. Co all
those who have claims against, or are indebted
TO the firm of H0VEf & SEER, are reques-
Ted TO apply TO L. S. eco. Tor settlement.
HENRY HOTEY,
J.alMES STEER
January3. v,. 4w
WE HAVE FOR SALE
90 Hhds. N. <. Rum 100 do. writing do.
10 hhds w. L Rum Pipes Malaga Wine
90 Hads, Loaf Sugar 10 bags Ginger
% Hhds. Muscovado 10 Bags Pepper
do 5U oh. New York Pip.
Zoe Bags Coffee pins
s rn-.s Swedish Iron 5 ton Shot assorted
so Boxes Sop Also an assortment of
so Boxes Candles fresh shoes
100 Reams wrapping
paper ~
LUCKE, STEER e. Co.
- January s. 4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

Ta1HE subscriber Informs his friends and the
\ public in ,geneyGi, thar he wishes TO carry ON
4he HOUSE C5RPENTERS BUSINESS, in
all its Various branches, 1faVorea by a liberal en-
enlargement. lie .fatfers hinlselfthat he SpiY be
abe to please those rho may favor him with pat
7on9ge with fancy & plain 1oor, as he has serveo
a regular apprenticeship, and since worked in tie
best buildings in the city Of PHILADELPHIA and
frOtl his practice of business he THINKS himself ca
adRfe of executing work in the neaest manner
JOHN COLLINS.
fan s. tT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10
[No. rs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
December "a. 1910.

SIR,
This years assays have been receiv~
ed and viii be sent % morrow to Congr. So
These make the average for French gold
coins 81 52-lo0 grains, and for SIP uish
ditto % 52-100. i must also be oil serv-
ed, that French Crowns were rated too low
Instead of its beng necessary that hley
should weigh Is penny weights and IL
grains. they ought to be received if Weigh
ing iS penny weights and Is Q grain it
appearing from sls assays that. ~ af The
first mentioned weight, they a'e worth no
cents and So 100 of cent, instead OF 1le
Gems.
lhave tie honor to be,
Respectfully,
Sir, -
Your obedient servant,
Albert GALLATINs
Honorable
Josiah Quincy. an Congress
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

REPORT.
Inc Secretary If the Treasury, in o6<-
dteHce TO Tie act, entitled F" IN ocf re-
Sufafng he currency Of foreign CONS
IN the Cnt;ed SidfeS,''
RESPECTFULLY REPORTS
hat The assays of The foreign gold and
silver cons, made current by the sand act,
nave beeh made At the mint of he u Sttss
conformaoly therlto, the result wher. OF IS
sne~n IN the letter 81 the Director he
AAin dated December 18th. 1910, pshich
's annexed 70 This report, and whlcn is
prayed TO -bc received as part t. ee co..
All which Is respSc tfu suomitted.
ALBERT GALLAlIN
TREASURY pEPAR }
December u, 1910.
(C4hy
MINT OF THE u. STATES.
c,n December 19, 1870
nave the honor to Acknowledge the
receip' OF your letter of the 22d ul.,m,' "a
ha'e' according to your desire, eau ca as
says 10 be made ot he SIEVE al spc.i.s Of
i"re'gn Coin made curre..t in the u. States.
ol an act ct Congre,s passed the 10 j, Of
April, 1906; aud lie FLOWING accord,np ta
the AsshyeG's report. !. the r. suit:
G0fd COINS Of g, cat Brian.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

vi iCE"-AH those who have claims pair st
~ the estate of Joseph Scott, decd. are re.
quested to make them kno wn, and all those that
are indebted to the said estate. either by bond.
note or open account, are earnestly solicited to
come forward and make payment
HIM. SCOTT,
Executor Of .Josebh Scott, deceased.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

N. b. Major Archibald Denholm is fully EN-.
powered by me, to transact all business (for the
estate OF Joseph Scott, deceaseJ) in my absence.
Nm. SCOTT
-. Executor IF Soseph Scott, deceased
Richmond, Jan. 8. w5w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

EsANR or VIRGINIA.-The President &
: : Directors have, this day, declared divi-
Send Of i've per cent. for the last half wear, on
.he capital stock, which will be paid on applrcati
on al the Bauk, after the 15th instant, to the seve
tal shtre-aolders or their representatives.
J1HN BRoc6 BNBRoUGH, Cashier.
l&nu3'y d 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

nOMESTIc WAREHOUSE,-The sub.
~ scriber, in addition to his usual supply of
HOME MANUFACTURES,
Has lately received small assortment of WOO
Ens, from the manufactory of Col Humph.
reys consisting of broad cloths, cassimeres,
coatngs, &c for sale by the piece at invoice pri-
ces, or at retail
On hand, constant supply of Bed ticken, cot.
ton cloths, striped and plain, spun cotton, Hats
of all sorts.
d.. BURR.
Dec. E. If
N. Richmond warrented gun powder In
Kegs and canisters.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

y. TREASURY EFARTMENT,
December "a, 1904.
SIR, -.f-.
nave the honor to transUIt mere with,
report, prepared in obedience to the di..
recrions OF the act. entitled An act re gu
ia'ing the currency of foreign Coins in the
U. States" passed Aprll ION. 1906.
have the honor t. b.,
With The highest respect,
=, Sir, your ubedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN
Tie honorable
The Sneaker ofthe
Aouse Of Rehresentatil es@
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

He parties Interested in decree pronoun
i ced the 18th of September, 1909, by the
Chancellor for the Richmond District, wherein
Thomas Pollard, Edmund Pendleton and VIM
Pollard, Trustees for Jane Underwood, wife of
Thomas Under wood, late Jane cambridge, the
widow of Nathaniel West cambridge. de.
ceased, Plaintiffs, against Thomas Under " God.
Archibald b. cambridge, administrators de bo
ms non OF VIM. cambridge. decd and Benjamin
Mosby, Detts. are requested to take notice that
ihave appointed Thursday, the oath Ian next,
the day for carrying the above mentioned decree,
INTO effect, when they are requested to attend at
my house with their books, papers and evidence
ready for examination & settlement.
JOHN NICHOLSON. C.
Commissioners office, Richmond, In 3. 4y
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adRle Of executing work in the neatest manner
JORN COLLINS.
fan. S. IF
EVEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Was sto.
len, from The Deep Run Coal-Pits on the
night OF the 26th of last month, large mouse
coloured Mare Mule, her left eye has a blemsh
IN Il, her right eye appears well, but on examine
ton will be found to be quite blind she has som
grey hairs ON her forehead, her legs are remark :
ably fine, and having been worked she has The
NIX " Fear.-Whosoever viii deliver her to me
1T the Pits, or 20 NJ. w. Hancock Mt Richmond,
shall receive the above reward.
ZACHARIAH MAGRUDER.
sDeep Run, January s. 1T
7 OST.-Tke subscriber put IA letter into the
~ Post-Ofice, az Richmond, on the I'd of A.
Pri,iast, directed to Major William Boyce, Ken
tuoky, containing the halves of two Banl-Notes.
which issued from the Richmond Bank which
letter has never reached its destination. The o.
the halves of said notes were forwarded by the
next mail, and duly received.
am therefore induced to give this notice, as
application will be made for the renewal of the
notes
viii give a reasonable reward for the recove.
Ty or any correct information relative to the lost
parts Of SAID Notes. 1t is requested that If april
cation should be made 10 the Bank for rene wal
OF the notes, by any other person than the sub
ser'ber, that they will be stopped, and nfofmati
on thereof given to- either nsr. Chs5. Whitlocke,
Richmond MIR. James Newly, Fredericksburg
Mr. James Durell, Petersburg Mr.. Peter
LuGg, Norfolk, or the subscriber
THOMAS WREN,
Isle os Wight County, Virginia
NOTES.
A No. 1871, June 10Th, 1906, TOR g 100
-. no. 545, Feb. 10th, 1910, for 8 100.
January 3. 4t2,wJ
ri
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Jan. 8.
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VIRGIlVIA ARGUS.
RI Ii NJ o n ID,
THURSDAY. ApR1L IL, 1871.

We may fairly infer, from The COM
plexion of the last accounts from g..
Britain, that the differences of the
British Government with America are
subject OF great sensibility with the
English people. Hence it is that the
ministry are alive to the question Of
reconciliation, and that they talk about
a disposition to accommodate matters.
Ministers, by their speeches III parlia-
ment, & through the medium Of tn,
prints, are attempting TO infuse among
their community the notion that Great
Britain is very willing to adjust all
differences upon principles compatible
with the rights of the English nation.
If nothing else led us to suspect the
sincerity Of those ministers, this very
jesuitical conduct is calculated 10 make
us doubt their probity. They know,
well enough, that the United States
never claimed from the British COVE rn-
meut the sacrifice OF single rule of
public law or a single Jos Of British
right. And all their whiaing about
their readiness 20 come to a good un
Outstanding IS just SO much dupliclty,
which ought to influence nobody, un.
less il be such persons as are blindly
devot@d 80 old England, bought up
Tor her service, or who are living a
galnfal trade through the multiple
wrongs which the court of St. James
has heaped upon American com merce.
We can, therefore, derive very little
comfort from the accounts which we
see copied from the English papers,
that discuss'2ns are going on between
Lord Wellesley and MIR Pinkney for,
although we must believe, after what
has happened, that Mr. Pnkney will
10 longer suffer himself 70 be triAed
with, and that any discus ion which
detains him in England, whilst mere
British charge. des- aft iires remains
here, must be of importance to our
rights, yet with the parent doubie-
dealing OF the men IN power which we
have just described, it is manifest to
us that this country has little to expect
from the justice Of Great Britain (:
And We are the more inclined to this
opinion when we End the prince of
Wales himself, in his very first speech
as Regent giving into the very san e
kind of ministerial cant. Until the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-11
NEw-YoRK, April 8.

NEw-i DIRK, April 8.
Extract OF a letter from Albany, date d
March 80.
The committee to whom was re-
ferred the Memorial relative to the
establishment of the American Bank
this morning reported unfavorabIy.
Mr Mercein moved that the House
non-concur and observed that the
magnitude of the objects contained in
the memorial, the immense advanta.
ges which he conceived it held out TO
the state, the lively interest which his
constituents had taken in the proposed
measure, connected with his own feel
rugs on the subject, induced him to
hope the House would noe concur in
the report of the committee. He con-
sidered the subject of more importance
than any which had come before the
House this session and, therefore, be-
lieved that they would not, without
due reflection and full conviction of
It's proprietv, agree to reject the pray.
er OF the petitioners. The motion to
non-concur was advocated by Messrs.
Van Rensselaer,, Mercein, and CT
Penter and opposes by Messrs. Far
mer, Sargent, Woods, and Clark
After an animated discussion of two
hours, the motion to ron concur was
lost So to 81. The votes oi the Nv
York delegates who were presedf "a
ih's motion were, Messrs. Ca5pe, n s.
Gelsiop, Mares, Wand rbiIt, Lao
renee, & Mercein, in the affirmative:
NEGATIVE, MIR Farmer. The major ty
unfrirndly to the application being so
great, tits deemed unnecessary 10 make
another attempt 30 trng it before the
House. The subject is therefore a.
bapdoned.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-11

lFeIP'e w E'H'an1i Nv some formidable
! exhibition OF ,hcir disqualification ~ an
respect to the course pursued towards
| America, terribly their ministers inso
the right path, 1t appeal 20 us that the
British ministry will acrede 70 no ,ten
tor The restoration of permanent bar.
mony.
Delegates elected to serve in the next
General Assembly.
KING & Queen, Humphrey Walker
and Edwin Upshaw.
Glou cester, William Perrin & Iohn
Lewis.
City of Richmond, Andrew Steven
son.
Chester6 Id, Beverly c. Stannard,
and - Branch.
CHANGE IN THE pMINISTRATIOH.
We are authorised to state (say the
Aufora) that the rupture which has
taken place between MIR. Madison and
Mr.. K. Smith, has been produced by
conflicting opinions In relation to GER
tain grea public measures, which have
been the subject Of much discussion in
and out OF congress, and which have
produced on the minds of men of all
parties impressions not very satisfacto-
ry. among those means we are au.
thorised to state were
LIST. he three measures which were
commonly called Macon's Bill, so. /.
Macon's Bill, No. 2, and the non in.
tercourse law OF the last session.
I'd. Certain nominations which had
been made to the senate by Mr.. Ma
Olson.
Sd. The practice of recommending
measures in secret, and individually to
Certain members OF congress, instead
OF the fair, clear, unembarrassing, and
open. course of public recommendation
wisely prescribed by the constitution.
Attn. A ansaction of a pecuniary
nature In the concerns of certain pub.
lie agent.
Upon this last item, we would be
more explicit, being possessed of the
nature OF the fact: bu. rs it is proba-
bic that this topic viii come before
congress at the next session, we at
east for the present suspend animad-
VERSIONS on it.
81 s These we're the public ostensitle
zgrourds of the rupsure but there were
|oshdfs latent but well understood.
.sonse OF which we have al atiy pre-
sented TO our readers, and Others of
which We shall have to say much more.
Curious diplo matte correspondence.
In the early settlement OF Massachu.
setts, according to Morse & Parrish)
the Naragansett Iu1iians were very
hostile to the colonists. BY the pru-
dent conduct of the latter, however.
peace was long time preserved. Ca
nonicus, the Narag nsett Chief, seek.
ing rupture, had the generosity to
give the colon notice of it, by sending
the Governor bundle of arrows bound
with the skin of serpent. The Co
vernon, instead of being inundated by
the threat, returned the skin filed with
powder aud ball. This reply was eff.
tectual. The Chief was AFRAID of the
Contents, returned it unopened, and re-
NAMED quiet.
True American.
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BosroN, April 3.
LATEST NEWS.

On SATURDAY. last arrived off Glou.
ces'er, the ship Sally Ann, capt. Clio.
yer in SIS days from Liverpool. By
captain Glover we we're yesterday ia.
vored with his Marine information,
files OF London papers to the 21st OF
February inclusive, and Liverpool pa.
pers to the 2isr.
Ship Packet, Rogers, from Bos ton
for Liverpool, taken by French
cruizer, was retaken by British YES.
sci, and arrived at Cork. The packet
sailed from Boston Ian. II.
The last Bulletin of the King ILL
ness (Feb. 81, says His Maiesty's
progress confirms the expectation of
his recovery
The Prince of Wales r. Trained from
attending Parliament PEI sonally on the
late occasions, because the present mi.
nisters contro led him in the speech
he wished to make.
The Duke of Albuquerque, the
Spanish Patriot Minister in En9land
died on the 18th Of February. He
died 10 state of violent derang ment
produced by the misfortuues of his
c9pptryN continually exclaiming Mo.
riHT -NaRleon."
NAe Ffench Duke of Ragusa in re.
taliStioR Of an Austrian Decree, sus-
pending executions against Austri an
subjects for debt III Oct. has seuues-
tered all Austrian property in the IL.
lyrian Provinces ull he can obtain or
ders from Paris. The Illyrian sub
jects are forbid to paw any debt TO an
Austrian subject till Oct. and to give
IN within 3 days statement Of what
they owe.
Ship Mary Ann, for Providence,
sailed from Liverpool Feb. 81, with
dispatches from Mr. Prinkney, proba-
bly, announcing the appointment of the
New Minister.
The papers contain nothing new re-
specting the French decreee or British
Edicts.
There is some reason to supp ose
there was general Embargo in France
IRON the beginning of Feb. to the 18th
atosAst.
The new Russian duties are said. in
the English papers TO be considered
moderate BY commercial men.
The American produce imported in
to Lisbon in the month of January last,
sold tor near TWO MILLIONS OF
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Richmond.

TOR short time, to be seen, and for Sale az
4 low price. at Col. John Mayo's lower re.
uemen'. an elegant, rare and beauuful collectiS6
of near 500 different subjects of Mythology. Ake.
.9ress History, Fancy, Land & Sea vews--in
: lack and N Colours
Abundance each day 25 cents. Purchsserx for
dollars worth, shall have the Ambulance a.
counted for.=PuSchSsers for 500 dolisrs worth
or upwards shall have suitable discount.
l.. FROMEN4EAU.
April IL 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-11

IN pursuance of Deed Of. Tfust executed to
the subscribers by Thomas Woodbridge Jun.
will be exPosed'tO sale at On Ir,bua's Tavern.
IN the county Of Cheserfed, on S,tu, day. tbG
II h of May, To- cash. one NEGRO coy BY
the name Of DANIEL.
Edw. Moseley.
Edw. Lockett.
Bev. &. SIanard.
April 9th, 1911. tide.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-11
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'sEarl Of Aberdeen said, that the
athkc Asions were now held be-
Ansrica and this country, and
s Nal 9ghness was anxfSus to
our pdUerences to an amioable