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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12
Pu6Iic .Tonrnoi of the u. States.

The subscriber having relinquished his inten.
ton Of printing the Public Journal, res ectfully
informs gentlemen who have subscribed thereto,
that the amount of their several payments in ad
vance, viii be returned to them through the chan.
nels BY vh'ch they were received. Those who
have subscribed in person III North Carolina, will
please to call on the editor for their advances.
Members Of Congress, and gentlemen who sub.
scribed through them, will have their payments
refunded atthecommencemen Of the approaching
session, or earlier If opportunity offers of seeing
'hera. And the few distant subscribers, who
forwarded their payments by mail, win find said
payments re urned to them by that conveyance.
The ehiior tenders his sincere thanks to all Of
them and begs leave 20 express his regret that
lmperious circumstances prevent him from avail
ing himself Of their esteemed patronage.
A. LUCAS.
Minerva Office, Raleigh, Sept. 81.
UEdiiorS Of newspapers will obigs BY Civ
pg the foregoing one insertion.
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To JNr. SAMPSON L8.N,yER

sIR-As you are not an inhab. ant of tbi, state
nor nave any known agent to me therein, there
lore DO hereby notify you, that / shall on the
The 9Th, 10th, 18th, 18th, 18Th & 18th DAYS of,
December next, between the hours Of 10 o;clocl-
A NJ. and four O'Clock p. NJ on each Of Ib"s.
days, at the house of Daniel Lamb, senr. in ISer.
county, state OF Maryland. proceed to take the
dispositions of the said Daniel Lamb, sen'r u.
COD lamp, John Turner, Joseph Turner and o.
theirs, to be read as evidence in suit now ds-
pendlng and undetermined in the Superior co,,r-
OF Chancery for the Richmond District. in HE
state OF Virginia, wherein am Plaintiff e voy,
are defendant when and where you may attend If
SOLOMON CouRsEy,
n;,v;1d;. ~ u. Il Panpsr.
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Masonic Hall Lottery
THE DRAWING
Of the Second Glass Of the
Grand NationaI I.ottarv

THE DRAWING
Of the Second Glass of the
Grand National Lottery,
more on MONDAY the aOth of Sept. 1916.
G. 6 II. WAITE,
Will guarantee the punctusl payment of all pri-
yes hougi't ct either of si,eir Offices, in
Baltimore, .ys,e-York q
Philadelphia, albany.
Price of Tickets only SIX DOLLARS, and the
Prizes are Numerous and great, and Capitals all
hoatingj and those gentlemen at distance who
order tickets from their offices, shall faithfully
have the money RENTED per mail, if any of the
CAPITALS should be drawn out of the wheel at the
time their orders are received thereby giving
distant adventurers good chance as those
living on the spot.
q. e. X. WAITE also intend printing at their
own expense, a list of all the Tickets drawn dali
ly, both blanks and prizes, and sending them to
every place of mportance-and any gentleman
or company OF gentlemen purchasing 20 ticket
shalt have the list forwarded by mail,
The following is an abstract of the scheme
prize Of $4,000 dollars,
prize of $4,000 dollars,
l prize of 10000 dollars,
L prize of 5000 dollars,
l prize of 1000 dollars,
q prizes Of 1000 dollars,
so prizes of 600 dollars.
The prizes subject, as usual, to Is per cent.
deduction. Should the capital prizes continue
in the wheel afew days, the price of tickets must
consequently advance from the present low price
of six dollars,
G < X WAITE, will faithfully execute all
orders per return of mail, and warrant the tickets
undrawn,
Tile four Capital Prizes in the first class of the
above Lottery, were solo by G. & r. Waite.
Orders for tickets in any of the. Lotteries
drawing in the u. States promptly attended to.
Sent Ok At
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IaNb FOR h4IE

-'kSiE Subscriber offers for sale his LAND ~,
= Inc MattoPony River containing 1s4S Acres.
dow, considerable part ofwhich is we'll Sro;nes
ihis land contains a numerous quantity of lev i
there being scarcely 10 acres ofhlls on the tract
Unless it be sold before the first day of Novel,
Der next twill, on that day be offered "a tbeh;nb
est bidder, on the premises. The terms OF Sale
wiiibe made known on application To the subscr,.
ber JOuN TkT
Caroline, Sep. 21st-tds. 'N'
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NOTICE.

The subscriber tenders his services to the e..
ezens OF Richmond an experienced Tailor.
who Will execute faithfully any thing in th,e
line OF business with despatch-He at presans
resides near to Mr.. Gathwright's and Mr.. slade's
store, where he will be thankful for the smalies,
favor in his line Of business.
:. His lady, Ann Williamson, understands N.
dlnerent branches in the miliinary line, and wit
be thankful for any favor conferred on her N 80
above line. et Ii 'NS
JAMES WILLIAMSON.
Septcmber1l
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UNION HOTEL HOTEL.

The subscriber having returned to his former
residence in Manchester which he now calls
THE UNION HOTEL,
formerly called "Solomon Gordon's or Leath,s
old Tavern" will Immediately open a Tavern
under the above name, and solcits the attention
Of his friends and the public.
Hewill use every possible endeavour to give
saosfaeton in the line OF his profession
His prices are, what they usually were, viz
For dinner so cents.
For supper, 371-2
For breakfast 37l-2
For lodging, II
Horse per feed 25
- for day rs
His bar shall always be we'll supplied with the
best liquors, and he will very shortly keep a
Constant supply of Beer, Porter, Ale, sc &c.
NATHANIEL CHILDERS.
Manchester, Aug 31.--tf.
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NOIICE.

A petition viii be presented 70 the next Gene.
raj Assembly, Virginia, praying for Town 10
be erected and established At Springfield in Cum.
berland County on the plantation OF George Car.
son, and to remove the seat Of justice thereunto,
as the central part Of the population Of seii
county.
AygSst Z--wsw.
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THE sUBsCR, am
Sept. 1s-3t.

With view to his practice Of ire ia-s, will st.
t;nd the several courts holden in The counties or
Sooeniand and Fluvanna. lis family residence
IS AZ WestwoOd, near The brook turnpike rate
m the vicinity of Richmond His Office in town
IS the apartment lately occupied as such, by Pey-
tor, Randolph, Esq OF sth slrset. between n ana
streets on the lot now in the occupancy of Jas.
Currie, Esq. For information as 10 his sss;duity.
&C. the subscriber would respectfully refer those
unacqualnted with him, and by whom il may 5s
dsemeA sssful, 70 BobS-s Gordon. ESQ
Sept. ~ Rs
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Mayo g. Frayser,>

tih's dosrs 6eiowth Earssers' BANK Of rar gima.
Respectfully inform their friends and the pub.
i,c that they have received from Les's Patent g
Fdn1!y afedfciss Store. No. As Maiden Lane,
.Mes- YORK., FresA SaRpy of the following gen
tane medicines,
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Rural Shades.

The subscriber respectfully informs her friends
and The public generally. that she has taken ,hse
well known stand, Formerly occupied by Mr..
hnll, called the o Rural Shafts" about Tires
miles from the Market House in the clio 80
Richmond, and on the road leading TO the New
Bridges, where she intends keeping = public
house under the management OF Mrs Catharinc
Dabney and Mr.. Lansy Talley. She fattere
herself CirOm the long experience Of the mana
gers) to share portion Of tic patronage OF .
generous public.
Sept. 1876.
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TED BY
-yoHN BURKE s. e. H. GIR.aRDL.N:
AND PpBttsHEI

On Wednesdays, and Saturdays,
Foun DooRs BELow THE II ELL TAysaK, AT FoUn
DoLlAns PR Axrur, FAM ;Is ApyxFcx.
Subscriptions and advertisements to this
Paper are receirsd at the Book aad JOB
Printing Office Of u. & H.. Rurh'e, s..
e. CORNER. Of .Naim and 18th streets. dnd
hear fhs Farmers Bark Of Hsrsinin. !,
~ advertisements Inserted at the nsaal
price, anil promptly attended to.
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FALL GODS.

FALL GODS.
Per the ship Mary & briggs Albion & Thos. BOrch
direct from Liverpool
Rose, Point & D4fe Blankets,
.Napt Cottons,
SggaNsys-Kitmarr Caps.
Plains, Ksrseys & FlaslingS,
Coatings & FeaynOughtS,
NannelS-lchite and coioured,
Yorkshire Cloths and CasSimeres,
Ladies and PeLice cloths,
S,cansdolcn and T'oiieneH TestiagS,
Black md Fancy cotourgd Bombazetts,
plain and thrilled Rattinetts.
S,perfne Cloths and CaSsimeres,
.MeriRo ShaioLs,
Hara,Cars and Cutlery,
On Assortment Of FtaCting pieces Of ST.
peTior manufacture,
: Crates and China tcare lceH selected.
Offered for sale by
DICKS, MOORE & Co.
September lift.
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HAHN,s GENUINE EYE.wArER.
TOOTH-ACHE DROPS.

a sovereign remedy for all diseases of the
eyes, whether the effect of natural weakness or
of accident.
TOOTH-ACHE DROPS. -.
The only remedy yet discovered which gives
immediate and lasting relief in the most severe
Instances.
LEES OINTMENT FOR THE ITCH,
Warranted an infallible remedy at one appli-
cation, may be used with perfect safety on in
fants a week old, not containing particle Of
mercury or any dangerous Ingredient whatever,
and not accompanied With that torn enting smart
which atrcf,ds the application Of otlfc-sr-pedies
LEES INFALLIBLEAGUE AND FEVER
DROPS,
For the reof agues, remitteat, and intermit.
tent fevers, ~
HAHN'S TRUE AND GENUINE GERMAN
CORN PLASTER.
Tile Public will please TO observe that the a
boye celebrated Medicines are received from his
Medicine Store, New-York, and are sold by par
ticuiar appointment in Richmond by MAYO e.
FRAYSER,-Where may be had, Pamphlets
gratis, containing certificates of cures perform
ed by the above medicines which fully justifiss
every'article of the advertisement.
b AUGUST y -ecwtf
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Two doors belo1u the Farmers Bank of Virgnia
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,

Two doors belo1o the Farmers Bank o. VSrgnia }
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
The follo,cing aoorks, chiefly Of
THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS;
Csrey's Quarto Bibles, from 81 IS
Common Prayer Books Din Caifand No.
Watts Psalms and Hymns rocco, full gilt
Alison's Sermons I'd volume, S 1-boards
The terms OF communion, witha2
particular view to the case of rs cts .-boards
Baptists & Psds' BsPtists,
uors.v,s Sermons S L 50cts.--boards.
2-bound.
The Marrow ofthe Church,
Symmes memoirs. 375 cts.-bound
Ewers Medical Companion, S t.
through Italy, ? vols. Sc 50 -ets.-6oards
Memoirs ofthe Marchio-9
quelin, YVES Doatas'
The Congress of Vienna - bound
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1h Ms Olive Branch esaas by }ay
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The Dartmoor Journal 1
History of the late war bound, plates
by Thompson S17s boards 's da
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Paris Chit Chat vols. ,s pound
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Who fares best2 375
Trial of Richard Smith, SI25.
Tales of Fancy by Miss. Burney 81
Valentines Eve by Mrs. Opie, 2 vols So
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Mornton by Margaret Cullen . . % pound bound
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Lara, tale so cents.
Story of Rimini by lie gh Hunt so cents
M9s 40 M Porter " so - Gus bo oauSd
Poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo Is
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POetical Chronology, by Il. yalpy 624 cts.
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AN EXTENSIVE SUPPLY OF
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IN GENERAL,
or Country Merchants can now have any of
their orders executed on the most reasonable
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BOOK BINDING
In all its varieties elegantly executed.
BLANK BOOKS
ofslmost every description, kept constantly on
hand.
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Rehine & .Indah.

RenIne o judah,
Eight dosrs beiO1C the Bell JdUgrn.
Are opening, 10 addition to their present extcn
siye assortment of
DRY-GOODS,
A fresh supply of every description of WOOL.
EMS, comprising
SapeJine and fine cloths,
CaSsimereS, PestingS,
Cords, Plains, Kendall Cottons,
Rose q. DufIe Blankets, &c. &c.
They feel no hesitation in declaring as many
Of the above goods have been deliberately pur.
chased at the we'll known sacrifices at auctions,
that NO STORE ip this city, upon general a.
verage, can underssll them.
1t is therefore hoped that the liberal encou.
ragemeDt which they have already received from
their country friends will ensure them contin-
uance of their custom, when the subscr.beks will
Prove 10 them that they unduestionst4y sell a.
cheap as Others.
Sent 17-St
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lNUMBER SO
Notice is hereby given. that

thesubscriber has received lists of the Direc.
Tax ofthe United States for 1915, remaining due
upon property in the following Counties in the
o,a.e OF Virgins, not owned, occupied or super.
intended by some person residine, within tbs
Collection District iir which it is situate. and that
he is authorised to receive the said Taxes with
an ADDITION OF ten per cent. thereon, provided
such payment is made within one wear after tb~
day on which, the collector of tie district WI ERE
such properly lies had notified that the said tax
- had become due on the same
rsr ,,aat S,,,,sr. Dale Of Codeefor's nsf;fcafia,
49, asaf lar had become .,,r
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NATIO NAL LOTTERY.

SECOND CLASS.
authorized by .4ct of Congress, for open
ing Canal iis the City of Wqsting-
ton.
Commences drawing, in Baltimore, the present
month--Sepi smbtr S0th.
$4,000 Dollars,
$4,000 Dollars, Highest Prizes.
10000 Dollars.
Besides one of 5ooO-2,0oo-1,0 900, &c. SC
Two and half Blanks to a prize, and the
price Of Tickets Will be continued at SIX DOL
LARS each, a few days longer.
All the large Prizes are floating, and may come
out any time of the drawing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12
HAMILToN'S ESSENCE AND EX
q TRACT OF MUSTARD.

4 A safe and etfec;ual remedy for rheumatsms
gout, palsy, sprans and bruises, white swcllings
lid strains, and relaxa,ions, numbness and weak.
nests of the neck, pains of the side, head. ache,
sweIled faces, frozen limbs, and every similar
complaint. Ii prevents chi!blains or chopped
hands, and the i'll effects of getting wet or damp
in the feet.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12

A sovereign remedy for all diseases Of the
eyes, whether the effect of natural weakness or
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12

The only remedy yet discovered which gives
immediate and lasting relief in the most severe
instances -fr
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LOTTERY NOTICE.

SAC, 900. $40, 900, $4,000, & a of IS 900
and $4,000 and 1000 are the prizes in
the
Grand State Lottery
of Pcnnsylvanis now drawing in Philadelphia
SIS days of drawing over, (price of Tickets IA
Dollars .}--The's
Grand National Lottery,
Second Glass; has commenced drawing :-Se the
Medical College Lottery
will shortly commence to draw in the CITY of
Baltimore. -Tickets in the above Lotteries can
be had at the subscribers office on reasonable
terms - The
Masonic Hall Lottery
has completed its drawings, in which lottery
there was sold at the subscribers Office two pri.
yes each of 5000 dollars, one of 1000, and in
proportion smaller pr yes.
At the same place all kinds of Bank Notes of
other states, DRAFTS on the different CONNER.
cha. cities can be bought and sold for small
commission at the Richmond Lottery and Er.
change Office of
J. B KURSHEEDT.
Oct ,Qth-tf
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THE GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION.

So celebrated among the fashionable through.
out Europe, is an invaluable cosm etc, perfectly
innocent and safe, fee from corrosive and repei
liant minerals, (the basis of other lotons) and OF
unparalleled efficacy in removing blenisbes of
the face and skin, fl eckles, pimpes, nflsmmato
ry redress. scurfs, letters, ringworms, sunburns.
prlckly heat, &c. The Persian Lotion operates
mildly, without impeding the nstursl, insens bic
Precipitation, which is essential to health, vet
its effects are speedy and permanent, rendering
the skin delicateIy san
ing the commission
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12

Be- s,Elss.s oa s;h day of March 1916.
Amherst, s
Nelson,
Fluvanna.
Montgomery
TazeWell, -.
Giles, 'on22d day of May, 1916. :.
Botetourt.
Greenville, I
s;s e.; r: it day Of May 1916
Campbell, I
s s' $:;:: '' ''' d, Of May. 1916
Collectors Office, Sept. 3d1s16.
W.T.. d. TAYLOR, Collector.
Designated by the secretcrs
Of the treasury.
September 4-w8w.-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12

THE DAMASK LIP SALVE.
RESTORATIVE POWDER FOR THE
TEE III & GUMS.
This excellent preparation comforts & strength.
CO Inc gums, preserves the enamel from decay,
anu eleanses and whtens The teeth, by absorbing
all the acrimonious slime and foulness, which,
suffered to accumulate, never fails to injure and
finally to rain them.
HAMILTON'S GRAND RESTORA-
TIVE.
is recommended as an invaluable medicine
Tor the speedy relief and permanent cure Of the
various complaints resulting from dissipated
pleasures, juvenile indiscretions, residence in
climates uniaV0rabe to the constitution, the i'm.
moderate use Of tea, frequent intozicaton, or
any other destructive iutemperahce, the unskil.
ful or excessive use of mercury, The diseases
peculiar to females at certain period Of life, bad
lyingS in, SC.
HAMILTON'S ELIXIR.
Celebrated for the cure Of colds, obstinate
coughs, asthmas, and approaching, consdmptious,
ard soerAin remedy for the whoOEing cough.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12
Grand State Lottery

of Pennsylvania now drawing in Philadelphia
SIS days Of drawing over, (price of Tickets Ia
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MAYO s. FRAYSER,

August 7-ecwG.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-09

Some ladies are eager to exhibit proofs
of their reading, though at tive expense
OF their Judgment. and will introduce IN
conversation quotations quite irrelevant
to the matter in hand, because they hap
pen at the instant to recur to their recol-
lection, or were: perhaps, found in the
book they have just been reading. I'm
appropriate:quo'ations or strained analo-
gy may show reading, but they do not
show taste. That just and happy allusion
which knows by a word how to awaken
a corresponding image. or to excite in
fhe hearer the idea which fills tie miro
of the speaker, shows less pedantry and
more taste than bare citations !; and IA
mind imbued with eiegantknowIedge will
inevitably betray the op,;Ience of It's re-
sources, even OH topics which do not re-
late to Science or literature. 1t is the
union 'of parts and requirements Of spirit
and modesty, whicl5produces the indefi-
liable charm of conversation, We'll iE-
formed persons will easil = be discovered
10 have read the best books, though they
are not always detailing lists OF authors {;
Tor muster rsll Ut names may be learnt
from the catalogue as well as from the
library. Though honey o#es.its exquisite,
taste to toe ttasr+nce OF the sweetest
lowers, yet the skill OF the little artifcer
appears in this, that the delicious stores
are so admirably worked up, aud there is
such. due proportion observed IN mixing
them, that the perfection of the whole
consists in It's not tasting individually Of
the rose, the jessamine, the carhaticn,
or any of those sweets Of the very essence
of ali which it is compounded. But true.
Judgment viii discover the Infusion which
true modesty will not display; and even
common subjects passing throus n cult
waited understanding, borrow aapor o..
It's richness. A power OF apt selection i.
more valuable than any power Of general
retention; 4 an opposite remark. ehich.
shoots strait to the point, demands a
higher capacity Of mind than an hundred
simple acts of memory: for the business,
Of the meIn0Fy is onl !. to store up mate
rails which the understanding is to mis-
and work up with its native faculties
and which the Judgment is to bring out
and apply. But young women who have
more vlracity than sense, and more va
nifty than vivacity, often risk the charge
OF absurlity to oscars that Of ignorance,
and will even compare two authors who
are totally unlike, rather than miss the
occasion to shew that they have read
both.
HANNAH MOORE. :