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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29
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The Editors of the Americanoo,o;, e.,
serves indebted to the kindness of a friend Co.
me loan OF a file OF the Gazette RovaLe op H,.,;
winch was received by the schr. Fairy ,rr;ysy
Al TINS port. The last nu nber bears date OH e
FEBRUARY their columns are filed with oIsai.i
documents, consisting chiefly of intercep,ed Ie,-
lSrs rom Mr.. CdfineGe LGroche Ian en;ss.r,,
OF Louis 1Sth) addressed to President pn,;osy
They are dated at Paris, in the month of Est"',.
ny, 1915. VI eOtus-
Notwithstanding the acrimonious stvl. :.
which the Editors Of the Gazette Ro,,,J. ~, IA
seem to indulge themselves against pet;on =
YET appears, that the & n1agnd,limo,,,,, H. -
as he is styled) still harbors in hS 1" 100,
breast some sentiments of clemencv. TT. 10.
Pu0lished pamphlet Of eight pages small a.
addressed to Petion, entitled &c ~ nj
Branch cf Peace" signed by, and s,,nnosed .e
De ti'e production OF, the Count de IimonsLe
and IS written in a style scarceiy In he a,n"isS
Dy european statesmen. 1t begins with GO o..
august and much beloved Sovere;e, ), S Eur
throughout, however, President Ms IL
.ingpished by no other title than that of &c .Nns
sielT e General" Vi 'noH-
ons. S TahslatIs
Inc Editors ltave, in addition IN The n.ro--
received an Almanac containing fbssl 81 .1s'
calendar Pages) great variety of Mscoit. VIC
GUS matters viz the proceedings of the Na,'a..
legislature the names Of all lbe Grand M.
nitarIes OF all the Governors Of the d,fT.ratss.
districts of all the grand Field Msrshst"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29
NEW-foRK, May %.
NATIVE SALT SPpISGa

The naturalresources of the country continue
to discover themselves. The salt works on IN .
Conemaugh are near an abundance of fuel and
coal. They are in Pennsylvania, Is miles from
Greensburgh, and have an easy navigation to
Pittsburgh on the Ohio. Already a bushel o.
salt can be had by the quantity for $50 cents.
Already we have displayed this natural wealth
at onondaga and Cayuga springs in New York,
ana on the Wabash IN the Indiana. Columbian.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29
From The New. York ca,e,,.. Nav q

yesterday forenoon, one of the most SINGULAR
and successful instances of presence of mind
occurred in William street, that perhaps ever
happened Mr. Talman Lowere, painter. en-.
Ployed on Mr.. Sterling's house, while, on the ton
OF his ladder, discovered horse running with
MS cart IN ule direction of the foot of the ladder
Inc painter instantly leapt from the ladder, and
seized the cornice gutter. The cart knoek al
down the ladder, but the man hung to the cor.
nice until 1t vas raised again by the byestanders
TO his relief-having thus, no doubt, proydential.
~ saved his he by his presence of mind.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29
Nrw-Yonv uou q,

The Dutch brig Emile, arrived ve:,erd.v
Brought in some of the crew of the brig Pb,l,n
bound from Charleston to Bordeaux, which ves,
sci foundered at sea- in consequence of r,lnnne
foul of whale, on the Oath of April. The re-,
maindsr of The crew and passengers, were left on
board the British ship Contest, from Glasgow
bound to Boston. .1f,rc 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29
, CHARLrsToS, May 90.
THE CREEK INDIANS

On Friday last, an express arr;ved n az,
city to Colonel King, commandant on this s, n,,N
on, stating some hostile movements of those in
iatuated beings, and the apprehensions of an a, .
tack on Fort Hawkins. Some rumors have bean
ado It within few days, that the Fort had hen
taken but the express arrived direct from that
post, and the most important occurrence ths, "a
taken place was. as far as we can learn. the ,mr-
Prising and taking prisoners few of our men
ms morning, Two hundred men, under the inn.
mediate command OF Captain Cummings. depart.
ed hence for Fort Hawkins, taking w;t6 tbsr, ~,
iy ao'anket and one change of clothes each tn
greatest difficulties have been found in
wagons % take on provisions for these troons nos
withstand ng great offers have been made CO.
tain Donoho's company of atillery. and ,;.,It
commandment Brow's do. are under orders 10
derS,and w,, n sIsn notice. Col King, we un-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29
THE SUPERIOR COURT

we understand that the Superior Court for
Norfolk County, will not sit the present term.
the Hon. Judge Semple having returned to his
home, in Surry County, upon hearing that manv
cases OF the Small Por, existed in Norfolk, Ports.
mouth, and their vicinities, from which he felt
just apprehension. having never had this infec.
tious malady.-i6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29
BosToN. Nav 90

The surplus Of the fund, raised for the defenc
OF Boston, and now in the hands of the Town
treasurer, is contemplated. by the Selectmen. to
be expended in improving the Common. The
will view this arrangement with pleasure
Centinei
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29
BALrIMonr Mau Dc

The French Lieut.. Gen. HExRr L'ALLrmINp.
came passenger in the brig Flora, from Ham.
burg, arrived at Philadelphia. Patriot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29
ROANOKE Msr,c orI R,, I: "a May q:

N -.
HO.a.NOKE WaYIGaTTOJN CO.NP.swy
II IS now certain, that this company will be
orgahIzed, and the great work of improving the
navigation OF one of the first rivers in the Allan
nc states, will be soon commenced. Already
nave the prices of land in many of the branches
OF tne it9anoke risen from fifteen to twenty DER
cent. Commercial enterprise is turning its a. .
tentlon to the towns on this river, and e. q f.w
years many millions of additional capital will be
employed at Norfolk, Plymouth, Halifax and
Danviiie'-Our. extensive and fertile conntr,
which now sends its produce to Lyncbburg any y,
re.ersourg, will find market on the Dan. and
give oPuience and importance to the town which
snail draw its trade. 1t is ASTONISHING. bo,n
much the prospect ofimproving the naypator
OF the Cape-Fear and the Roanoke has enbsnced
.ne price OF town lots. We are informed that
unimProved lots in the town of Fayetteville re
mote from the present seat of bushes. b.ve
psen lately sold at prices, varying from one to
M NJ thousand dollars. How would the wealth Of
nv, be INCREASED under the foster
ture!-Ssar. " ZIG HeSsia-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29
S.1ru Nav 90

i,, SALEMs May ~.
| we continue to hear oft the increasing strength
OF the Republicans in Massachusettse As the
representatives chosen may not be generally
Known to our readers, we content ourselves with
the bare assurance that every thing discovers the
Isst return OF the people to their senses, and a
general discovery is the sure means of the pub.
Tic hapPiness.-Esser Register.
Extract Of a letter from an officer off the United
States !Sloop Of War Hornef, TO B. Carsy. Ed.
Tor 81 the Regers1iRe Gazette" dated
DEAR Sin, nPri' y 1919
a. mere is no news here of Importance For
we last two days have been in ereat cer,banp--
nave even had the honor ofconversing with the
great Marshal Grouchy, who is now in this place
me is man about your size dark complexion;
features rather handsome than otherwise and
an eye like Mars"-he speaks English toIera
oiy and OF Bonaparte, NTH enttusiasm-he saws
bonaparte never erred in judgment but in his LAST
and fatal action at Waterloo, where he refused to
listen to the suggestions of his officers and per.
sisted in plan, new, and Numerically opposite
&c his previous methods of warfare
| Ihave also become acquainted personally with
the great Doctor Mitchell, of whom every body
has heard-he is truly what is called wiIKIEa
LIBRARY i had admittance yesterday evening to
one OF his lectures on Zoology, whereI was AT
the same time amused, instructed. delighted. and
astonished.
The obscurity which must necessarily some.
times occur in the learned technically of his lam
guage' % mind like mine, rude end uninstruc-
ted, is beautifully diversified by specimens of
the most brilliant wit, cogent reasoning and hap
Ply anecdo'e-take him ali in ali, think him the
greatest man I'm his way) alive
Bonn is here, plodding on in his vocation-he
gets considerable practice at the bar is con-
sidered avery good Lawyer, and is unnoticed ex-
cePt IN ms Protesslon-.Sic transit gloria nllndi"
have some small curiosities to present to YOU.
IT could fall upon Ilan of conyeyance-say
box made of the mast of the frigate Macedonian,
one ditto, made of the timber of the Hornet. frac
tured by shot from an English "a in chase-a
grape shot which shattered the brains of one of
our marines-A musket ball which wounded
capt. BIDDLE, passing through his chin and
his neck, and lodging in the Hornets mzen
mast, which have since cut out and number
of others"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29
FROM TITLE BosToN, May q.

BY the arrival of the shin Georoe yva.h;,
capt. MrR1cK, at Nantucket, from Alicanf W.
nave information from the Mediterranean to ,h.
latter end ut March. In the unfortunate atT.av ~
rort Mailon, M'dshlpman belonging TO The
southwark, had been killed, and another wound
ca and several American seamen had been
dsrs,o"I ou. none killed; the quarrel un.
ae's.oou NOT 10 have originated in circumstances
calculated to produce national ispnte :, oe
pears that the American squadron still cont;nued
few days. '''""''hoPie IN a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29
WESTERN NAvIGArInN

Early m last month, three steam boats, EN-.
Ployeu IN enssvl6aung the Mississippi, were IN
the port of New-0rleaBs at one time. A com.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29
Concord " IT 1sav ID

On "Wednesday morning last, one of the CON.
vlcls IN the state pr son of this town (Leiphtonl
was misslng-search was Immediately made IN
the ouiidngs-at length suspicion arising that
he might be in the chimney, fires were made
ana the old rat ssnok'd out-he came to the
hearth, almost suffocated. '" 'no
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29
BOSTON, Nav II,

Arrived, brig Boxer, Eaton. of Kann LAY -.
days from Nizao, south side of s, Dnn,;n"S,' %
Lett brig Botanic, Bufeau, of New York. ws;t;no,
cargo About the middle of April, nine sal e
Carthagenians from Aux Caves, land d At Sail.
mas ebay of Ocao) Is miles west of ST. Domin-
go city, and took cattle and two Spanish drog.
gers they departed few days afterwards. and
S %ere seen 70 pass St Domingo city, supposed to
dePredations general embargo was laid on sn
the harbors, and the inhabitants ordered ont to
guard the different landing places. All the .o1,
rent regiments. uIie-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29

Pany Has oesn formed there to have 4. s,.,,.,
ooa. constructed to be used on Lake pon,ch,r'
sr ~. s',u Moois bay and River These fact.
brethren, the certain indication Of the;- nn.sa,i
prosperity and increasing importance in the A.
merlesn republic. ~ VIC "A
.h4edgevil'e Journal .Nay Is.
- Steam Boaf.-By the arrival Of the Schemes
rue American, that left Sandy Hook on Thurs.
noe afternoon, we learn, that the Steam Boat
s.n1i came out ON the morning of the
same gay. The weather being thick, Yesterday.
tits probable tie Powhatan, has pu, 'n,o sons
harsor' otherwise, she will be here this dav'
Ledger.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29

ecommiserated, the exposition of whose motives
Is as little satisfactory US that OF which we
speak. 1t is particularly unworthy of the stand
ing and character OF those whose motives it really
erposes, because it embraces deviations from
truth, without containing an idea but what might
have been CLEANED from the columns of the fac.
nous prints for months or even years past-in
TACT, ever since the patriotism and zeal of Mr..
Monroe have made HIM mark for the fagitious
and dissatisfied. We have some pleasure in be.
heving this publication, to be as unauthorized rs
1t il ill advised.-.Nat. Intel
The visit of the Washington Seventy. Four
gun ship to Annapolis, makes that place the sea-,
OF nigh attraction at present. Many have been
drawn to that place within few days, by cur O..
slty, business, or to visit their friends on board
The ship. Among others the President, the Sc.
cretary Of the Navy, and their families, are at
Annapolis.--i5.
| The Court of Norfolk County at the sitting
on the Goth inst. fixed the value of the Chartered
Notes OF the Banks of North Carolina. Psnn,vL
vania, Maryland, and tie District of Columbia
at par with those Of the Bank of Virginia and
Farmers Bank Of Virginia Beacon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29
MrLIrDervILLn, May Is.
IMPORTANT.

Inc Joffe1vfns letter from Col Harukin, IA H.. f.,
ecu1Oe 81 fhfs State, Ivas received yesterdav BIZ
Erpress. ""S "
Creek .AgencD, 10Th Man, 1916.
nave received two communicate from r.
Col. Cinch' who commands at Fort Gaines on
ur.'1nocns, laoout 65 miles below Fort
MitchelD of the Sd and 9TH. The first to ;nform
me the Indians surprised and took two col
aiers who had charge of 80 head of cattle near
the Fort, and drove off the cattle They W..
pursued 4S miles on the trail which leads IN e.
Marks. have demanded the soldiers tbe;r
cattle he party of Indians, of their chiefs
on the 7th, :" the spy sent after the party
reported they had crossed Flint rivers, near Bur.
gess,s old place; they had not kilIed the two
men, but understood they intended to do So. ;f
lhey became too much fatigued to travel. That
the Simenoles and all the town near the conAu.
ence or Flint and Cattohoche were prenar;no
Tor war they had been drinking their war nby,
SIC and dancing for several DAYS. 1t was under.
stood they were to divide themselves in two
Parues' one to go against Hartford, the other 10
attack Fort Games" This report is con6rmaJ
by an Indian arrived last evening direct from ,he
hostile tribes; three white men you well know,
came TINS morning to inform me " they were of
opinion the Simenoles and adherents are nren.u
ing to strike blow some where and thai all
the towns who wish to remain friendly. are pre.
paring TO remove above the line."-That the s..
nieho,es ana iower Indians are determined on
war have not the smallest doubt
feel 1t my duty to communicate tn Won
and through you to my fellow-citizens ON The
frontiers of Georgia, the rumours that are in
circulation. as little vigilance on their part,
may save the lives of many helpless women and
children" S' ~i'u
deem it my duty to make this commun;co.
ton 10 you' to give the publicity its importance
requires, IN conf 'rmty with the desire of the
Col. and am respectfully, ene
Your Excellency's ob't serv't.
BENJAMIN HAWKINS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29
Sr. Louie Anr1 an

4.
We have the pleasure to announce to our re-,
ders in st Charles and Howard county, that the
principal surveyor for the territory, has received
instructions to lay off 100 townships in addition
to the quantity before directed TO be laid off
II Is said the surveys will comprehend the whole
country denominated the Boonlck settlement.
as well as the most desirable and hab liable mart
OF the country OF st. Charles, and perhaps 81.
Louis. 1t is further stated, that instructions
have been received to extend tie SURVEYS north
OF the swamps of Arkansas and White river. so
as to procure 100000 acres of arabic land for
the soldiers of last war.
Weeould not for moment believe that eo.
yerDment could be guilty of such injustice and
cruelty as TO drive the citizens off the soil thev
SO bravely defended, and at the same time with.
hold their pay, due them for services performed
in this territory and Illinois, as rangers and mill.
tia.
The public surveyors have set out to com.
mence their surveys in Howard county.
Several hundred Sacks are expected here
daily, TO negotiate treaty ofamity with the
commissioners appointed to agree with them.
Missouri Gazette.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29
By bis E1cellency's command.

The above intelligence was conver.d et ,yc.
vmGents by the schooner Pegasus, which a,r;v s'
Wednesday, the 24th inst w. on
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29

ihe following extract of letter TO the
Editors. from an intelligent gentleman in
kentucky, proves that the sentiments of
ulat state were not very correctly repre-
sented in the Congressional Republican
Meeting, by those who opposed the nomi-
nation OF Mr.. Monroe
When had the pleasure of seeing
you during the last winter. L hazarded the
assertion, that two thirds Of the citizens of
kentucky were decidedly in favor of Col.
Monroe's election to the Presidency of the
U. States. The conversation which have
mad with the people upon that subject, since
my return home, authorizes me to 60 much
farther: now entertain no doubt of there
being at least four-ffths Of the people of
TINS State, whose choice and hearts are i'm
+ moveably fixed upon Col. MoNRoE as their
. next President Gov. ToMpx1Ns will, in
my opinion, get an unanimous vote from
TINS State as Vice-President."LIb.
The town of Boston, this year, sends
the moderate number of forty-tlree Repre-.
sentatives to the Legislature. A host in.
deed!
On opening the Circuit Court of the U. States
m this place. on Wednesday last, the learned
Judge took occasion 10 notice the loss of the We.
nerated Dexter, in a very excellent and impress.
, sWe charge to the Grand Jury. We learn, with
pleasure that his remarks on that subject will be
, published. The public will there find Biogra
Phlcal Sketch of Mr.. Dexter, in which his giGan.
NC mind IS PORTRAYED with so much truth and
aaenty, as to be Instantly recognized by those
VINO knew him. The analysis ofgenius, and the
human uiind, requires the hand Of master We
are happy that no one than one so well qualified
as the Honorable Judge, has attempted the deli.
: eNe subject of giving to the world the charac-
ter ofNew-England's favorite son-Yankee.
;. May18.
A passenger in the Eastern Stage informs, that
shey yesterday took in British Messenger at
saco, who had just been landed from frigate,
and IS going to Washington with Dispatches
The Messenger left London the s1st March.
III CeutiueL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29
His Excellency Gov. M1rcnrIL.


O The Commissioners lately engaged in run.
ming the lines of boundary conformabie to treat
between the United States and the Creek Indians
Enquiries are frequently made, by those d;sno.
sed to emigrate westwardly, to ascertain when
the lands lately coded to the U. States by the
Greeks will be offered for sale AS soon we pre-
sumo as they can be conveniently surveyed and
prepared for sale, and this we should Suppose
could not be done earlier than next fall-yorrnoi
OF We have understood from source emf.
tied to credit, that The Upper Greeks. with the
appreciation of the United States Agent and the
Governor of East Florida, have Determined 70
break up a settlement which has been some time
forming among the Seminoles, by runaway Ne.
groes, chiefly from this State They formed no
considerable part of Col. Nicols motley force
ON Apiischicola during the late war and after
the British evacuated the territory, the neeroe,
and few Indians still held possession Of the
Fort having received the arms and ammunition
from their allies.-j6
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29
FOR EIGN.
From The 81 Johns, .4ntiguo PAPER Of .qbr, %
BY AUTHORITY
4" GOVERNMENT HOUSE

Inc Governor has great pleasure in aca,,s;r.
iis me pubic, that the Insurgents of Rsrba-
does have been subdued, and tranaulitv restor-
su on the estates I; that the Ringleaders have
S .skeh executed that many have beer kin.
ca curing the operations, with the loss off onI,,
two or three lives on the part of the ;nbsh;.a oy
ana that trials and punishments in the most az
emPlary STYLE were still going on against the Of.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29

Inc following letter from Col Hauokins 10 IL. F.
eeuttue Of this STATE, rcceiued yesterdav 5y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29

Extract Of a letter from an officer ofthe United
.sfa'es' Sloop Of Var Hornef, to b. Carey, Ed.
tor 81 the RcgersriAe Gazet,e," dated
Nrw-YoRK, April 3, 1915.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-29

The town Of Boston, this year, sends
the moderate number Of forty-tlree Repre-
sentatlves to the Legislature. A host in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-20
FOR r

In the county of Albermarle, about one mile
North east of the pleasant town of Milton,
ASMALL FARM,
containing 16l acres of land, about 80 Of winch
well set III clover, aud 100 satisfactorily timbered
Part of this land lies along the North side of
the Rpanna. The buildings are new and rn-
commonly good they consist of 1. a commodi-
Gus substantial and neat dwelling house, with
excellent rooms, closets, cellars, kitchen a
garnet &c. q oftwo other houses, one OF which
has three very good rooms. 3. meat-house, dairy
house for servants &c. q. a very large barn, in
the Pennsylyania style, with an extensive stable
under 1.-THE soife a. highly ,aicfnresSyne COM
handing diversified and immense view. The
saiubricy OF the place, and the goodness of the
water, are proyerbai in that part of the country.
The facility of boat navigation, and the proximi-
ty OF Milton, where mails are received twice a
week from almos every direction, and where Sc
Vcrai good stores are kept, greatly add to the adj
vantages of thei itaation. NJ
This little farm would suit professional gen.
tleman--a Minister of the Gospel--a LAWYER
Physician--or an Instructor of Youth.--It might
also be made an excellent stand for tavern. sim
ply bymending All old road
The terms will be reasonable.-For snid terms
apply to Robert s. Garrett, the proprietor of said
farm in Essex county--to Martin Dawson Mt Mil.
ton IN Alsemarle county, or TO L. III. Girsrdn, in
RI Hhmond,
OF Mr.. Thomas F.. Randolph, who lives in the
immediate vicinity of the place, viii shew the
premises to any person DESTROYS of purcllasine.-
The buildings were originally planned and erect
ed by that gentleman for the use of his own fa,n-
iy-zand are. of course, unusually convenient, So
December ~ 1915. lot.
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Mach 2, 1916.
NOTICES


BY virtue of decree OF the Honorable chance
~ cnurt held in Fredericksburg, pronounced the
$50 day OF September 1916 The undersigned COM
mssioners for that purpose appointed will sell on the
pre- misses on Friday the 2oth day of March ISL 6.
fta # not the 6rst fair day thereafter to the high
est bidder for ready money, the well known Tene-
ment, with it appurtenances called Walkerton
and the mill and mill seat commonly called Wal
kerton Mills now occupied by Messrs Temple and
Walker. =
ne above mentioned property isvery valuable
ana worthy of the attention OF Merchants and mill
ers Waikcrton is an excellent stand for store
IS situate immediately on Mat,apony River, an ID
has every necessary house for the accommodation
ct a family and for mercantile purposes. The
mill house is large and commodious, contains, two
par OF stones with all necessary machinery for
manufacturing aour The supply of water is album
dsnt and the adjoining Country produces, a large
quantity of wheat.
III. G AINES
THO c. HOOMES
CHARLES HILL.
Commissioners.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-20
Exchange s Lottery Office.

A the subscribers Office, Gentlemen may be
"A accommodated with BANK NOTES ofthe
Different STATES, by allowing or receiving
premium, according to the difference of exchange;
or can have their NorEs SOLD, on very small
commission.
n PRE.tf7U.M
WiH be gtren for GOLD & SILVER Corn.
AT this Office, No 1892, the first drawn tick
ct on the 10th days drawing of the Masonic Hal
Lottery aprize of 8 5000, was sold The fol-
lowing prizes in the above Lottery are still
RE.h4LNLvG IN THE HHEEL.
1pr,ze of S 10000
$4,000
3: 10000
5 5000
Is 1000
Letters enclosing orders for tickets, post t,aid,
viii be attended to- Companies and Clubs sup.
pied with TIcKETs WAnuASrrD UsDRAws, on
accommodating terms, on application at,
j. B. KUKSHEEDT.S, ~
Nam Street, Richmond
Mach 2, 1916. res e