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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-25
William 8 Mary College Lot
terry Of 90 Nos.
EIRST I'D AI1rING
FIRST DRAWING.

he FIRST drawing OF this Lottery agreca-
bic to notice took place this day at the
capitol, under the superintendance of sew
eral Magistrates Of this City and in the pre-
sence OF a Number of Citizens, when agresa-
Die to the system pursued in Europe in the
conducting the drawing of this plan of Lot
terry, the different numbers from to 90 in
elusive were publicly shewn and put into a
glass wheel, from whence boy, BIind-fol-.
dcd, drew the following FIVE numbers
33. 81. l3. 10. Is.
Persons holding tickets with one ofthc above
numbers will be entitled to receive fifteen
times the cost of one number---those holdipe.
tickets OF two numbers of the above will be
entitled to receive two hundred and fortyy
times the cost of those numters-if of three
numbers four thousand five hundred times
their cost--and if of four numbers forty lho,i-
sand times their cost. All prizes will be
paid upon application, either at the Offices at
which the Tickets were bought, or of Simon
Block, jun. Richmond, or of Simon Blocle
take place ON Thursday the 22nd August.
Tickets FOR Sale at the different STATIONARY
stores III this City
The proprietor in Offering this Lottery to
the public, felt great doubts as to the sue
cess that might attend it, owing to the differ
ehce that existed between this, and the sys-
ten OF Lottery generally pursued in this
Country; but the event thus far has proved
that his fears were groundless, and thar the
good sense of che people will alrsays Dredo-
inmate over prejudice, Which has been fully
sNnced by the demand for tickets for the
hTst craving. The very laudablc purpose
% which Tie funds arising FROM TINS Lottery
are 10 DC apPhed, affords the most pleasing
PrcsaGes on the liberal support Of The friends
of William & Mary College, part;cuIarJv
when superadded thereto. is the ADVANTAGES
resulting 20 adyenturers, of risl.ine but n
small sum, for the chance of obtaininc a ca
pital prize.
Richmond, July l6, 1911. 0A
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Virginia

II; q Saherior Court Of Chaaee,y, holden az
tde Cafitoi, IN ne City Of Richmond. The
FRS: day Of jane, 1911.
James Dunlop and James Wilson, }
surviving partners of Colin Dun Pitts.
lop and Son and Company, y
AGAINST
John Hoye, admor. de bonis non of
William Deakins, jr. decd. Rich
ard Bland Lee, Henry Lee, jr. Defts.
William Wilson, Colin Aud and }
William Bailey,
The defendants John Hoye & WIN. pai-
ieynot having entered their appearance and
gwen secnriy accordingto the act Of assem-
bly, and the rules of this court, and it appear
ing 10 the satisfaction Of the court that they
are rot inhabitants cf this COUNTRY on mott.
on OF the plaintiffs by their ccunesl, II is Or
dercd, That the saidsdesendlrts do ap,car
here on the first day OF the next term and am
swer the bin Of the plaintiffs and that a CO..
py CT this order lie forthwith inserted in sonic
newspaper pub,ishcdmthc City Of Richmond,
for two months sacccssively, and posted at
the 'front.' door of the Capitol in the said CITY.
Aopy--Testc,
WIN. w. HENING, C. c.
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tpSr arrived per the Brig Diligence
capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, yer,
general assortment Ut
G Q q D S,
contained in SIS packages, and will be
se,i oy the piece or ackage--viz-=-
Sup, riinc Cloths, SINGLE and DIX, Milled
Cassic'eres, Swausdowns, Dtie. M,l.ed
Drabs, Coatinss, Quilts, Plains Kerseys,
Kendall Cottcns, Rcac and Dutfii Blankets
reihose Cloths, Pain and Spotted Elan
nels, Imperial aud Fancy Cords, Velvets
Veiyeteen. Veiverets, and raSby Ve,ve,s,
Ladies. Gentlemen aud. Youths VYorstsd
aud Cotton Hosiery, Negroes do. Irish
Linnens, Brown Hollands, Shirting Cot
tons, White and Cclur'd. Cotton Cam.
orics, Callicoes, Dimities, leans, great
variety OF Musiins, as Seeded Null Robes.
Jubilee Corded Gauze, Cut and Diagonal
Spider Stripes, Jubilee Corded Jaconet
6Fdseye, and { Diapers, Towcliings, anu
ings and L.aces, Fancy Embroidered Mus
lin Trimmings, Ladies Bor,iered and Prin.
ted Pocket Handks. Fancy Romalls, Mad.
rass ana Pniicat, do. Fancy Silk and
Cotton Ginghams, Meas Silk Hats Mems
and Boys Wool do. Servants Glazed DO.
Suspenders, Sewing Cotton and Thread
assorted Coach Lace, Galloons sc. &c.
Icgether with great variety oh HARD
WARE AND CUTLERY, and a few Ca.
ses particularly suitable for Country Stores,
Met''s Saddle Trees, Chaise do. Black.
smth's Tools. States.
ALSO-ELEGANT TABLE CHINA
SEIS, well assorted, Crates and Casters.
The balance ofthe Fall supply is expcc.
Ted by the first arrivals from Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder and Shot assorted. Cotton and
wool Cads assorted Swedish and Conn.
try iror, Jamaica and Antigua Rum i'm
portedn IN 1905, New do Pennsylvania
Whisky Green Coffee. Salt, Rice, Cot.
tom Flax. Indigo. Copperas, Salt Petre
Cu' and Wrought Nails assorted. Bar
Lead, Soap, Cut Herrings, Tar, Lumber,
&c. TIC.
would, also sell. 1900 BbIs. Tar, Tur.
pentine and Rosin. 150. 600 White and Red
Oak hogshead Slaves, deliverable in Nor
iolk, or at City Point. o. Cash given for
Country Produce.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
Richmond. Oct IL, 1910. leptf1
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Virginia

At a Sishc1f5r Court If cHanccr,j, holden ar
me Clfit4i, IN khe CRY IF Riclword, The
Sgventectlfi Day Il J1ac, 1911.
Thompson, lIls.
ACEINST
Jonathan Clarke and John Miner ~
Herndon, Deits.
Tl1E defendant Jonathan Clarke not hay
inG entered his appearance and givca secu-
rIty according to the act II assembly and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing to the sa-
hsfaction Of the court that he is not an inha-
bi,ant cftliis Country; Oh the motion of the
plaintiffs BY their counsel, 1t is ordered, That
tle SAID defendant 20 appear here on the first
day OF the next term and answer the bill of
the plaintiffs; and that copy IF this order
be forthwithinserte in some newspaper pub
lished N INC City of Richmond, Tor two
moAths successfully, and posted at the front
door Of the Capitol ia tue said City.
n Copy--Teste,
SVsI. w. IiENlNG, c. c.
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BENJAMIN DIV Az,

A THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN NOR.
I n TAR. Richmond, teturns thanks to
his customers for past favors, and earnest
~ intreats ali those indebted to him TO cali
and settle their respective accounts, as he
IS ANXIOUS to close his fucmer business.
daving taken his SON PHILIP into Part.
nership in his MEDICINE store, IL viii Le
carried Oh IN future uuder the firm OF
BENJAMIN DUVAI. & SON :;
Who have just received large supply OF
fresh DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
DYE-SIUFF, sc. most or which beng
bought with cash, they are enabled to sen
At low pfices.
The same attention heretofore pad In
selecting MEDICINES IF the bts QUALITY
aud receiving uons IN pew er, Will bu
strictly observed and hey II s,er them
selves, to merit the ehceuragei6eal OF Their
friends and TIC pu5lic generally.
May II 6:-1awtf
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G. o O d S,

suitable to the season.
AMONG THEN ARR
London and Yorkshire SuperSns Cloths an
Cas,imsrea
Union, Bedfoid and Bennett Cords,
Swansdowns, Toilinettes and Dinin's 5.4 ano
6 dble. Mild Cloths,
Coating, Dsatskin, Frieze, Flannels s Bake.
Pis,ns, kerssy's and Blankets.
Cough amt Sra.hwai;e's nspt Gotten.
Yam Hose, Worstsd and Cotton Stockings.
Hbdfs. ShAwls aud Muslin..
Silk Velvess and Sewing Silk,
IRISH Linens ard Drogheda's.
Oaeea's Cotd, Velyets, Thissse,ts and Con.
ss'tu,ion Cords,
n good assor,'ica, OF Saddlery, Kardwar,
and Cutlery,
Smiths Bellows, Anvils and Vi,es,
Flat Say. Crawley 4 Engi,,h Blistered Steel
ne continues to ,'ansact business en- comni.
,ion, and has for sale,
ON CONSIGNMENT,
Oieen's Uxre, Whi,kcy. SAad and Bsr.Ircn
ROBERT GAMBLE,
Richmond, Eov. 9 1910. &c.
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Eitzwhylsonn s. Potter,
N. sHEpPARD,c elk.

HAVE just received and are now omen
ing an assortment Of Family, Octave, Pocket
and School Bibes-Prayer Books, Tesla
ments and Hymn Books-a few colIec-
tons Of Sermons and some other Religious
publications. to which a large addition is dali
ly expected.-LAWES on PLEADING IN
AssUMPsIT, other Law Books and fewnew
miscellaneous Observation-Disclosures s. Gen
tiemen's Pocket and Mem : Books-Gcrman
Flutes, patent and common Violin Bows,
Pegs, Bridges and Strings-A large assort
ment of SPECTACLES, of the first and in
terior. qualities, consisting of concaue, cor
ger and he7fseofsic glasses, in silver and
steel mounting-also, Light Tortoise-sliel
Spectacles for Ladies-Back Cannon Box
-es and Chess-men-To Doth Brushes, Denti-
frice and Pocket Combs-Pencils, Drawing
Books and Water colors-Quills of different
kinds, Ink Powder, and Marking Ink-Hot
Pressed. Wateriined and other Writing Pa
pers OF various sizes and qualities.
r. & POTTER Keep constantly on hand a
great variety of Day Books, Journals, Ledg-
ers, Record and Sheriff. Books-Greek La
tin, French and English School Books, sc.
a supply Of Paper Hang;ngs for rooms,
shortly expected.
July II, 1911. wet
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4 CARD.

John WOOD having. soon after c. FIRE.
mon was discontinued, retired, by mutual con-
sent, from my employment, it becomes neccs-
sary tor me to inform those Parents * Guar
dams who have honoured the institution with
their confidence, that, en- Monday next, ed
inst. will lin conjunction with MIR. Fraucis
Power, to whomi had for some time agrcedto
give direct concern i'll the Academy, on the
hrst or sept. neNt) resume the usual course of
instruction, not including, however, certain
branches more properly belonging TO the u
University, and which l have long con.em-
plated sacrificing to the promotion Of that
fundamental, practical, and classical course
which is and ought to DC the primary objcct
! Of the school.
Terms of tuition Ito commence on the 22nd
instantly
u Every pupil shall be considered as
virtually enteredfor the English department
English branches Gas stated in former con
ditions) = 40 pc,, ann.
Ditto with French, so.
Do. with Latin and Greek, or either, g so
| Do with Latin and Greek, o. either, and
| French, a e "a
| Charge towards Fuel, Ink, sc.
Fox further particulars applyto
l.. II. GIRARDiN.
| Richmond, July 1ssh. 1s11.
P,s. Reading, Writing, English Grammar
Composition, Arithmetic, and Bookkeeping
are particularly attended to by Mr.. Power.
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St. John & Mitchell,

ID ESPECTFULLY inform the Public,
Ia that they have for sale, a, the most re.
dnced prices,
500 Buenos Ayres dryed Hides,
600 Sacks Liverpool hne Salt,
so DO. do. Ground 90.
50 Hhes. prime Muscovado Sugar,
90. Go. in Bls
90 Bis prime green Coffee,
10 Hhes. Pennsylvania Whlskey of sa.
perior quality,
10 90. Moiasses,
q pieces American twilled Stacking,
A few cwt. N E. Cheese.
they intend keeping a Constant supply
OF Spanish Hides, and 10 sell at New York
prices.
% Hemp viii be taken in exchange for
sny OF the above articles, and the h;shes,
irice allowed.
April 90 If.
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IN L9hisa c9Rpfy Cow1, Jtne 12sh, 1911.
David Gillaspy, pitt.
AGAINST
CECILIA Belt, Surviving obligor Of ) In
Pleasant Belt and Celia Belt, } ChaEcery
for the bcaeGt Of NFiinam o.
Calls, late sheriff Of Lousia,
dcsts.
THE defendant, Cicila Belt, net having en-
tered her appearance and given security
according to Tie act Of Assembly end tn.
rules Of this Court, and it appearing TO the
satisfaction Of TIC Conrt that She is net AN
inhabitant Of this state; On the nlocion OF the
plaintiff by his ccuascl, IL is ordcred, That
the said defendant Celia Belt do appear here
on the second Monday in September next,
and answer the plaintiffs bill and that a
copy OF this order DC forthwith inherited III enc
~ the newspapers printed in the city OF
Hchmond, for eight weeks excessively, ard
posted at the front door OF tae Courthouse of
this county Oh some Court day.
A Copy--Teste,
JOHN PoINDEXTER, GIG.
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wLouIsA ccxaty Court, Jil,.e 11th, 1911.
Ellzaeeth Harris by Thomas Baker her :,
brother and next friend, PItff
AGAINST \
Robert Harris, and Martin Baker, adj
mlnistrator of William Baker, decd. <
THE defendant Robert Harris not having en-
tered his appearance and given security &C
cor6lins to the act Of assembly and the rules
OF this court, and it appearing TO the satisfac-
ton OF the Court that he is not an inhabitant
OF this state: On motion of the plaintiff by her
counsel, 1t is ordered, that the said defend
ant Robert Harris do appear here on the Sc
cond Monday in September next, and an
swer the plaintiffs bill and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in one of the
newspapers printed in the city of Richmond,
Tor eight weeks successfully and posted at
the front door of the court house of this ccun-
sy On scnc court day.
e c opy-Testc,
JOHN PoINDEXTER, c.L.c.
VISITS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-25

Drawing next Month.

THE COMMENCEMENT
OF the Drawing Of the SUSQUEHANNA
CANAL LOTTERY, win POSITIVELY tale.
place on the Fourth Monday IN next month
lay5ust) and viii Continue to draw regular
y three days IN each week, till finished. ana
iiias no apology will be offered forthe me-
Psaement Of single day.
IN THE ABOVE LOTTERY ARE
10000
10000
10000
5000
5000
9,0OD
1,0G1
1000
c.,oooo.,-. Highest Prizes
Z prize. "
lickets Tor sale a.the Argus OfIioe-prizes
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IN LogIsA County Coitr9, June lin, 1911.
Mary Walton by Thomas Baker her :,
brother and next friend, Pltf
AGAINST
Robert Walton and Martin Baker, adj :
ministrator OF William Baker, decd. =
THE defendant Robert Walton not having
entered his appearance and given security
according to the act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of thc court, that he is not an in
haoitant OF this state: On motion of the plain
III by her counsel, it is ordered, that the laid
defendant Robert Walton do appear here ON
the second Monday in s,epteInEel, next, and
answer the piainuds bill; and that COW
OF this orcer be lorsith inserted in one OF the
newspapers printed in the city Ct Richmond
Tor eight weeks successfully, ard posted at
the front door OF tho Courthouse Of this cour-
t., cn some court day.
A Copy-t'cNe,
JOHN poE5DEXTER, GIG.
VISITS
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RICHMOND TURNPIKE Cc1Gp.4A-Y
AT meeting OF the Directors of said
Company on the 18th of July, 1911,
RESOLVED, That the shares of all delin-
qpents in the Company be sold at the Eagle
Tavern in the city ofRichmond, ON Saturday
the 18th of next month.
Teste,
N. SHEPPARD. elk.
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BALIISloRE VACCl~E
LOTTERY.

en- the Slsr July.-A few Tickets for sale
II TIC Argus Office.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.


ssANA!vAY from the subscriber on Mon
tlay the l5sh inst. a d ARK NIitLAl'rO
MAN, named
Pc VT O n,
About feet or inches high. % wears OF
age, las : remarkable suriy lock, and has the
middle finger CT one Of his hands, believed
:, be the right off at the FIRST joint. will
give the above reward with thanks and pay
all reasonable Charges TO sDy person who
viii return him to me at my hcusc, or Sc.
cure him Ia any Jail, SO that get him again.
viii also give 10 dollars reward to any
person who viii return 70 me or secure in any
Jali, negro man named GEORGE, who ran
away the middle OF last February; he is a
bout sly feet high, about % years of age, aud
generally wears remarkable large whiskers
will give the above reward and pay ali rca-
sonabic charges.
Jnly 1sth, 1911. wit
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Labourers Waated.

~ OR 10 BLACK MEN viii be employed
ON The SlREETS by the month or season,
and GOOD WAGES given. APPLY TO
DOING &LUPTON.
Richmond, June Goth, 1911. I'll
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TRACT OF LAME.

whercon Doctor James T. HUBBARD now lives
in tic said county of Buckingham, Containing
about one thousand Acres. On this tract
there is GriSt-Mill which being on an album
dant and never falling stream, might with a
small expence be rendered very valuable.
The buildings on the plantation are large
and commodious, the soil is fertile and well
adapted to farming, or planting. The sub
scribers can say with truth that this is one of
the best plantations in that part Of the couli-
try; and that from its fertility and situation
1t is well worthy the attention of any who
wish to purchase in that part of the state.
The sale viii be made by virtue of deed Of
trust made to by Doctor HUBBARD to secure
the payment q fdebt therein mentioned due
70 Col. Samuel llen
: An unquestiohable title viii be made to the
purchaser.
WM. DANIEL, jr. 2-r
ARCH'D. AUSTIN, rus'ees-
July list, 1911. DIS.
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fPFOR SALE.

a / Buckingham Court house, the second
Monday in August next, being court day
and the 18th Of the month, WI be sold, to
tie hrhes- bisiier fnl. cash that valnnhle
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-25

l take this opportunity of announcing to all
those stllimdebtcd to the late firm of RoBERT
* ALLAN Pollok, & Co that unless thew
come forward and make speedy and salts
factory arrangements for the payment of
minately instituted.
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Dissolution of Copartaership.

dissolution of Copartnership.
consequence of the death Of Mr. RosEgT.
POLLOK the business lately carried ON in
this place, under the firm OF
Pollok s; Tredway,
Is dissolved. Those whohave claims against
the said tirm, are requested to apply to TIo-
mas Lredqeay for payment, to whom those
indebted are requested to make payment.
THOMAS TREDVVAY, su;viut,g
farther ct Pollok and IreolspaD
ALLAN POLLOK, Ear. Of tde lqst mi of
RoBER4' Pollok.
Those still indebted to the late firm of Pol
LoH, IREDwAY, & Co. are requested to
Come forward and make arrangements for the
speedy payment of,heirrespectiyed ebtsas az
ter the long indulgence already granted, we
Shall be under the necessity Of using coerSiyc
measures against all those who fail to do so.
THOMAS TRFDyyAY.
ALLAN POLLOK.
SnyUfUiag FARMERS in this
Country Of Pollok, Iredzycsg, $50.
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JOHN PoINDEXTER, c. Lie.
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committed on the 10th of Ftbei0afy, 10 days
after tie time fixed in the letters OF the dukes
OF Massa and Gacte for the restoration Of III
the american property in France, it is COM
pietcy eyidtu nj 81 my such further proof had
been Wa ting TIKI the Frcnchdccrees of Ber-,
liz md Mi.on, ahvE NOT BEEN, ARE NOT and
WILL NOT BE rfhcdted !; ans: th,tthe Ameri-
can property unjastly ssjzed in France ard the
countries under her 'controul, never will DC
restored.
Before the Hebes6led, q sorte had been made
Oh the French besieging :trng before Cadiz.
The Spaniards were TO have been joined by
$4,000 british troops, but urged on by their
impetuosity, they made the attack before their
allies coa!d come up, and after some hard fight
ing retressed in good order. Another sortie
Of the combined British and Spanish troops,
was preparing, and would be made in one or
two DAYS after the Hebe sailed. A corps Of
Spanish tfoopsffom the interior, to the amour.
OF 5000 men, were to attack the French i'll the
rcar, while the sortie was made from the city.
Flour a Cadis was s dollars.
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AAA.
N W.8
SHIP AMssas NEWS
Port of AiexanAsa.
ENTERED,

ENTERED,
Brig Fame, Carlton, Newburyport, sundries,
to the master.
The brig Sterling, from Norfolk to this
port, is aground below.
BY the arrival Of the schr. Two Brothers
we learn the schr Madlsonian was aground
in the Potomac. We art happy to learn there.
is every probability She will be So: off witi,ou.
much damage as the scl.uoner Albert G.!!Ia-
tin was along slae Lighting her, AID by whose
assistance it Was supposed She would be gcS
off.
The schooner Frcighter, Levering. Of this
port, arrived at New. jrlcans OH the 22d Tit.
from l'arbadoes, WAS seized by the custom
house for hap".g Jeao empty EnSlish bottles
en- Souru, but VS. expected to be released aud
to sail with !: Cargo tor this port aoout the Isl
Instant.
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By Lac Nights MAIL
PH1LADsLPHIA, -Nareh~e2.
LATEST FROM CADA.

LII ESl A>O-'h
Yesterday arrived the ship hebs' os ns,, 40 20
DAYS from Cadiz. On the 2o'h OF III ~. 80 ~
On rrneb nriSateer Vilant, Capt Garsin' of "a
fn u and 50 men, on cruize from antz, who
iindinr he Hebe was only in ballast, was OF, on
,bs noi.t Of seut,lmg her, after OBTAINING her
. .ve DAYS. but at length permitted Capt oss,
to her for ten thousand dT.ars to'
payment of which Capt. O.wa' 0ohseo 10 s'~
his bond,
The Frenchmen tore open all the . ss',' -
which we're on board the HeDe . o.s NV have
them. and those in mu:ila.cd state nave
hsen re s At the time the Hebe was IN
pesS the French, they also captured
from lisbon, which was ransoIaea 'ol 20
'r, lJ DOLLARS on the captains
bond.
A. these acts Of atrocious violence were
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lust Published,

I;:s i 1r suA ~ .hts L5.ss,
An GRAFTON, delivered ny kIfxARp
BLAND LEE,tt.stl. Il 1ha request o. the Wash
ington Society, Oh the 2at or feba-afg LIST,
in comAl.n,or.,Ion 81 tbs Eir,A " Ha,d1 81
Ton.
March IS.
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.1sxshoRLA DAIr.Y r-szETTE.
TUESDAY, MARCH GO.

fsaoin:meat By The Er'en'fre ~ ''rs''''a'
Nm n. Cabe.l, esq. at this time Judge OF
-. general court, to be Judge Of the court Oh
appeals, in the room OF james p's''A''s' ' =
resigned.
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Ditchers wanted.
CLOVER-SEED,
N. KINGSTON, Fairfax. Street,

n. HlNCS lON, falfJaX- StTect,
Has received few tierces OF excellent fresh
Cloycr-Secd.
On hand, as u,ual, good assortment Of
fresh GARDEN SEEDS, Timothy, Orchard
Grass, Burne, and Hemp Seed.
dLSO,
An elegant ard extensive assortment Of
Queens Ware, China. cut end plaIn Clsss,
complete blue printed Table Sets, with gra-
Wy and fish dishes; Walters, Bread Trays,
Casters, Lamps, Chimney Ornaments, witt,
a variety o. fancy articles.
February Is. dfwiawtiA