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NEW AND BEAUTIFII, MUSIC

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MUSIC.
NV + have Just received large collection of
w new and beautiful Music amongst which
may be found the following:
The Death Of Warren, a new national song
written BY Epes Sargent Esq, music by w. r.
Dempster
The Corps OF Cadets Song
The Mosquito, comic song
The Lovers Ride
My heart returns to thee again
The Mnistering Angel
The Reconciliation
The Christian, Graces
My home is not happy now, Donald's ava
OH Native Scenes Bellini
Farewell 10 thee
wonder if she loves me
With sien, care and grief opprest Donizette
Beautiful Venice. By knight
All the Songs and Music from the Opera Of
the Bohemian Girl, by Bale
Beauties OF the Bohemian Grip arranged for
the flute
by the Swiss Bell.ringers
Mazurkas Danced BY Mr.. G. De Korponay
Polka Waltz
Gabrielle Polka
National Guard Gallop
IL admired Quicksteps TO the memory OF lost
Poland, &C., &c.
Together with large collection Of popular
standard Music Of the day, and Instruction Books
for every description of Musical instruments, fol
sale, wholesale and retail, by
Booksellers, and dealers in Piano Fortes and Mu
sic, 1877, Main ST., Richmond, Va.
Feb Dc
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,he Clarksburg Precinct (four0 viz; Dr.
From 'ng Ieftries, Rd. Boyd. Capt John J. Spen-
HOWE "n5 Robert Y. OVERLY, < -.
sI au u, Iombardy Grove Precinct, (ioar VIZ
tf9 W;lIiam R. Baskerville, Adam u Dawes
Col. v S,o ,..s' and Or. Miller w. McCraw;
J. 5 MIS- w. Civ Precinct, (hree,) viz: Col gno.
;, s r;neh, II. B. Tucker, and Thomas > Gre
CORY 10 Courthouse, Qhree,l viz: Joel Wat
From ,, w S. Jones, and Col. George 10
sss. Wrisht's Store (two,) viz; Edward Ter
~. ,o" DR. George Jefferson.
r. ana -, The Committee retired 70 room IN
M M,. Of Messrs. A. s. F. w. BOYD, and,
The lave conference with each other, the names
aleI q u IAN Mark Alexander and Hon. William
o. S, ,is were proposed and UNANIMOUSLY emo.
y. uo.u suitable and proper persons 70 represent
SEN n.morras Of this county IN Inc ne1' L'S'a-
iure O ." was then appointed TO wait on
a U0D Alexander and Goode and reques. .ne,.
Mssss,,s.,nrsNwhichlhe periormed-ana reported
acaep'"CC o,nmi,,ee, that the two gentlemen, as
10 tns ,so,sd had consented TO serve the people.
above seieS S;sS > resolution was adopted, thai
Upon M"'r noe all fair and honorable means 70
.s the election OF the TWO se''''
Alexander and Goode ~, no nroceedine,
4 motion wa. made, that .ns In nh
!, his meeting be sent 10 the hdi'o'S u ~ -@'
~ ,nond ENQUIRER for publication
nth The meeting then adjourned, : rha;rm,n
Inc in P. C. VENABLE, Chairman
! Moss, Secretary.
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A. S. WOODBRIDGE, President
NE w MI SIC

~ z w M " - ".
p II. TAYLOR has Just opened lot Q
i new and fashionable Music, among whicl
are the following
Nsc Songs for the Piano Forte, February &c
dreamt that dwelt in marble balls; from tn
Opera of the Bohemian Girl
Guard her as treasure
Come, Love, dance the Polka
Dear Normandy
The Bloodhound; sung by Phillips
Sweet home Of my childhood, bid thee fare
we'll
My Bark is gaiy dancing
Make me no gaudy chaplet
leave me 10 my sorrow q voices)
Inc Zephyr; prize glee
lake back the gems you gave me
isaw Thee like bride
Adleu 10 the fields, the fountains and bowers
i DIean Of the two sisters
>, us sad TO part from one 50 dear
Inc Dove Of The Ark
Llst gentle Lady; melody from the "Chant d.
nnI %s BY Wallace; words and arrangement by
fW. Roster
Sleeping dreamed, Love; music by Wallace
twas len o'clock one moonlight night
Atlse, lair Maid; serenade BY F. w. Roster
Inc Bewildered Maid
mary and l." favorite song
birthday Of Washington
III love thee more and more
1lPira,ao N ~N''' ''e NN'
o.. Ihs Reconciliation; answer to "Take back the
u u Boatman, row me DER the stream; duet,
s FL on, gentle s,reamlet
I uaoueh sleep in her shadowy rest, Love
T mere do we meet again; Q voices
me 1ae Chain and the Ring
Inc Silver Lake
cupid" romantic ballad
=, MUSIC STORE, Opposite the Banks.
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Ngw ORLEANS, February IL
raTvVIrn

FhOh
,hs Scbr. Creole, which arrived this morning
.! v T Cruz, We have received newspapers
from i .;,S Of Mexico up TO the 18th January and
vera IA Anna was still in prison and was soon 10
.,s;aJ for his crimes as President or as COM
&C . n. If the army. He IS said TO be much cast
i inSu in his present condition.
oo Ths Courier Francois OF Mexico OF The 18th
,,r -. ringing of bells and the firing OF
cannon on Tuesday last, announced the re
Establishment OF peace and cessation OF tne STATE
Of siege. ~ ,hs mar, nj
Santa Anna, (says the same journaD caps the
S s,;mar Of his proverbial cowardice, and would
DISGRACE him forever, if he were not already SO
GssSraced Whilst he was sending his officers to
MEXICO to pray for his pardon, aud while the Go
vernmen, had the imprudent generosity to respect
me liberty of prevaricating minister he, Santa
Anna. in contempt OF every sentiment OF honor
snrnrised the advanced guard of General Bravo
commanded by General Pena, and split more
blood One would despair Of all justice IN the
world should such crime fail TO receive due
punishment
MIR Aiocha, who formerly resided in New
Orleans, and who was said TO have been put te
death. was sill in prison at San Andres Chal
chicolula awaiting his trial. Courier.
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IsIANoE1I O1IINfRHi
Feb. IS-WtdS,

THRUST SALE OF REAL AND PER-
i SONAL ESTATE-By virtue Of Deed
OF Trust from Samuel Lyle, which bears date On
The IN day of March, 1913, and of record in The
Clerks Office OF the County Court Of Prince Ed
ward, for purposes therein mentioned, the I'M
dersigned will sell, at public auction, on Friday,
the Dist day OF March, 1915, fouriiths, or all OF
said Samuel Lyles interest in Tract OF Land
living, and being in The county of Prince Edward,
on The waters OF Briery containing, BY esiima-
zion. seven hundred acres, (being the residence
and estate of the late Rev. Mathew Lyle, deceas.
ed y also, said Lyle's interest il the Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Stock, Plantation Uten-
siIs Library, and his four-ihs interest in eleven
NEGROES. conveyed in said Deed OF Trust, and
their increase since the date Of the Deed OF
Trust above mentioned.
The terms Of sale will be for approved nego-
liable notes, with good endorsers, payable al six,
Twelve, and eighteen months for the land, from
the day OF sale; and for Tie personal estate, al
sums under ten dollars cash Will be required; over
that amount, credit Of six months from day OF
sale, will be allowed, the purchasers giving ap-
proved negotiable notes, well endorsed.
The undersigned will convey only such title as
is vested in him; but the title is deemed unques-
lionable. If the sale is not completed on The frs!
day. il will be continued from day TO day, until
closed. NATHANIEL A. VENABLE,
Feb. 1l-wtds. Trustee.
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REsToRER OF HEALTH,

For the Cure of Dyspepsia, &C., &c.
THIS preparation is wholly vegetable in its
i composition, and may be taken with safety
al all times: Il is certain cure for Dyspepsia,
Chronic Thrash, Headache, Cos,iveness, and
all diseases arising from disordered state OF the
stomach and bowels, by exciting The appetite,
aiding digestion, and producing health and vigor
throughout the whole system. Many wonderful
cures have been made of late on persons now
living in Manchester and various parts OF the
county OF Chesterfield and City OF Richmond,
whose cases were almost hopeless, and who will
bear testimony to these facts.
Tr Prepared only by Saml. w. Weiseiser,
and sold in Richmond at wholesale or retail by
ALEX. DUVAL g. CO.,
Feb. Is General Agents for the Proprietor.
ERMAN TICKLENBURGs-e cases
VI German Ticklenburgs, receiving per Schr.
Feb Is JAMES sIZER & SON.
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THE AYSHIRE BULL, SUSSEX,

Inc property 81 n. oNrcnNH, J.W
THIS fine animal, (now 81 months old) | am
i disposed to farm for another year, il | can
succeed in getting by subscription 30 cows at $50
each, which will alone enable me 10 do SO.
therefore give notice those who may be disposed
10 send cows, that they can notify me oflhcir wish
to do SO, at any. time between this and the 10Th
day OF March next; at which time iflhc number
should not reach thirty, The Bull will be sent 10
the upper country, under conditional contract
made with his owner.
OF The value OF this remarkable animal,
need only to refer 10 my advertisement OF The
last year, and 10 this additional fact, thar out OF
the limited number Of Cows sent 10 him last
Spring, amounting TO some 25.) the owners OF
several OF them have refused The price of $50 for
the Calves at the age of six weeks. Those who
wish 10 send their Cows, will address TO me at
Bacon's Quarter Branch, near Richmond, where
the Bull can be seen in fine health aud condition.
JOIlN-GODDIN.
P. S. The best attention will be given TO all
Cows sent 10 the Bull-lhey will be kept in good
and safe lots for any length OF lime that may be
desirable, and fed upon the most reasonable terms.
Jan. 3l-2awt NH 10 J. G.
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FIRE INSURANCE

FIRE INSURANCE.
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CO.. continue
III to act as agents for the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company Of Hartford,
Connecticut.
Howard Insurance Company Of New York
Franklin Fire Insurance Company OF Phila-
delphia.
Risks on Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture,
&C., &C., in Virginia, taken on The most reasona-
BILE terms.
They would call the attention ofowners ofbuild-
ings to the Perpetual Insurance by the franklin
Fire Insurance Company as being at much
lower rate Of Premium and attended with less
trouble than the usual method of Insurance.
ANY information given on the subject, and all APP
plicatlons for insurance, BY mail OF otherwise,
promptly attended to at the sore Of
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON,
Feb 15-2awl0w No. Ill West Main St.
TNO PHYSICIANS, DENTISTS, DRUG
i GISTS, AND STUDENTS.-The sub
scrber being about to close business, and remove
TO the North, offers his entire stock of Surgical
and Dental instruments at cost. Druggists will
find it TO their advantage to purchase his Inslru-
ments, as they were made by him, expressly for
city customers, and Of he Rest materials
BENZ. F. KERN,
Surgical Instrument Maker No. l2a, Governor
Street. Richmond, Virginia. Feb. ll-c2awti
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AUCTION SALES.
TRIIST SALE OFLAND 81

PURSUANT 10 the provisions of Deed of
i Trust executed TO me by John Jennings, da-
ted Both August, 1912, which is OF record in The
Clerks Office of the county OF Louisa, for the
purpose of securing a debt due to Bergman F,
Jennings, shall, on THURSDAY, 20'h March,
1875 il fair if Otherwise, the next fair day there
AFTER proceed 10 SELL on the premises, 10 The high
est bidder for cash, tract OF land lying and be-
ing in the county of Louisa, on the waters Of Fork
Creek, containing BY laIe survey lGi acres; il be-
ing the late residence Of said John Jennings, and
adjoining the land Of Mrs. Sarah Lea and others.
Also, yoke of Oxen and Cart, Horse, G head
of Cattle, s head OF Sheep, 10 head of Hogs, all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture, the crops
of Corn, Tobacco Oats, Fodder and Hay.
Acting as Trustee, shall convey 10 the pur-
chasers only such title as is vested in me by the
deed aforesaid
CHARLES c. JENNINGS, Trustee.
Feb S0-c0t
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LOTTERIES.

CITATIONS OFFICE.-Two more small
~ ones Of 81 900 each sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, Glass No.
8, February %:
G6 "a 81 65 80 40 Is 60 10 80 46
Tickets Nos. 30 As 65, $1,000; and - 81 G5,
$1,000, both sold and paid by STRATTON
For Saturday, March lst-Si0, 900, $4,000,
10 900, G,OOO, 5000, 5000, 1890, 80 of 1000,
60 Of 500 &C., &C.; 70 Nos. l3 drawn. Tick.
els $40.
For Saturday, March sh-s3O, 900, 10000,
GO0O, 3,l4O, 5000, $500, 1000, SO OF 1000 &c.
IS Nos. ~ drawn. Tickets $40.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries will be
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent when
requested. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON.
rep. 23-4t Richmond Va
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T F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY Of
d. FICE, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HoTEi'
R,chmond, Virginia.
10000 Dollars-I5OoO Dollars

.R,chmofld, pHginid.
Grand Scheme:
10000 Dollars-l5,000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery Class 9, for lS45, TO ne
drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday, March
Isl. 1S45. Splendid Capitals $40, OO0, l5,OoO
10000 5000, 5000 5000, 800, 30 prizes OF wv
60 of 500, GO of AGO. &c. &c. Tickets Sio
halves IS, quarters 81 SO. Certificates o. Pack
ages Of a6 whole Tickets $40; 26 halt Tickets
$40; 26 quarter Tickets $35.
$4,000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 10, for 1916, TO be
drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, MaTch
ah, ls45. Capitals $500 900, 10000, 6,0oo'
3 I4O. 5000, $500 1000, so prizes OF 1000, &c
&c Tickets $40, halves IS, quarters ~ 3U
Certificates of Packages of % whole TICKETS
$40; % half Tickets sos; 2o quarter Tickets
$50 so.
Alexandria Lottery, Class IL, for 1919, 10 oe
drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, MaTG a
18th, 1916. Prizes: O,OOO l0,OOO, o,ooo
5000, $500, l,0l7, 100 prizes oil IVY, &C, &c
Tickets So halves IS, quarters ~ %. Cer. nn
Gates of Packages OF 25 whole Tickets Sio ~
IS half Tickets $65; 25 quarter Tickets so o.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. IL Tor ie42, 70
be drawn in Alexandria, D.. G., on Sat an DAY
March odd 1S45. Splendid Scheme $50. 600
~ 600 5000. 1857, 6 prizes of 500, 100 OF
1000 600 llo Of 300, &c. &c. Tickets $40, halves
S. quarters ~ So Certificates s Of T pseSasss
DC quarter Tickets $35.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandra Lottery Class 10, for ls4a; 10 BE
drawn in Alexandria G, on ssu adad P %a.s
$4,000 10000, 5000, 1000, 3,4OO, $500, 1000
500, 10 prizes Of 1000, 10 of 500, &c; e &c &c
Tickets only $40 halves s. quarters wa6e Tsk su
S.9a. o. half Tickets $50; % quarter Tickets
Single Tickets and Packages in all the Lotto OF
ries, for sale by o., nd Crit.
80 If uectase. in the above Splendid Lotteries
e ear smaee ones that are drawn every day in
the week enclosing cash or prize I aes Is
will receive the most prompt attention, anu a;.s az
official account OF each drawing sent immaculate
" AFTER il is over to all who order from >
Feb 81 J.F. WORD, Richmond, va
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Trust Sac Of Valuable Real Estate near The CITY
Richlunnh

Trust Sale Of Valuable Real Estate near The CITY
Richmond.
PURSUANT TO The provisions of a decd OF
i trust executed by Richard Reins and Jane
Frances, his wife, bearing date on the llh day
of June 1886, and OF record in the clerks office
of Henrico county. shall proceed on Saturday,
the 9Th day of March next, if fair, if not, on the
next falr day thereafter Sundays excepied,) at
the hour of IL o'clock NJ, in front Of the scile
OF the late Eagle Hotel in the city Of Richmond,
TO sell at public auction 10 the highest bidder Tor
cash, "a certain Island called" Honeyman Island
in James River in the county of Ienrico, and
containing by estimation one hundred acres, be The
same more or less This Island is but few
miles above The city Of Richmond, and has been
cultivated with great success Tor several years.
II possesses EXTENSIVE WATER POWER, which can
be made available 10 any extent, al a very small
expense; and has never-fainS bed OF the bcs,
building sand, which, from the easy access 10 the
canal can be brought 10 the city with great iaci-
lity and al little cost From the sand alone, an
annual rent of 1885 has been derived. The &C
cess to the island, for the largest boats that navi-
gate the canal, is safe and easy, there being rer-
manenl lock opposite 10 il. Capitalists are in
yited 10 examine the premises, and Mr. Rcins
will afford every aid for that purpose.
A Plat Of the above property may be seen at
my office. II rarely happens that such property
is offered for sale, without limit as TO price, and
the attention Of capitalstsis invited TO The SALE
ROBERT G. SCOTT, Trustee.
The Baltimore PATRIOT and National lnielli-
sencer, are requested 10 give the above week'T
insertion until the day OF sale, and forward their
accounts TO me for payment
Feb lids ROBERT G. SCOTT.
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srTEMPERANCE ADDRESSED is
expected thai Mr.. Cough, the celebrated Tempe
rance advocate will deliver addresses during the
present week as follows, viz:
THURSDAY evening, at the United Presbyterian
Church, on Shockoe Hill, (Rev. MIR. Stiles, } al
half pas, ! o'clock
Friday afternoon, at ST. James, Or. Empie's,
al quarter before 4 o'clock
Friday evening, at First Presbyterian Church,
dr. Plumer's,) at half past : o'clock
" Subsequent appointments will be duly
notified.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
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VALUABLE FARM IN AMELIA FOR

A VALUABLE FARM IN AMELIA FOX
IL SALE-By virtue OF deed in trust execu-
led TO the subscribers by Thomas E. Jeter, and dtl
IL recorded in the Clerks Office of Amelia we
offer for sale, privately, that valuable Farm on
which Thos T. Jeter lately resided near Jetersville
known by the name Of Wayne Oak, and contain
ing, by recent survey, one thousand two hundred
acres. about two hundred and seventy-ive of which
are in original forest, well imbered, and first rate
tobacco land A large portion Of The open land is
of good quality, and produced fine crops oftobac-
co wheat. corn and oats. The Improvements are
very superior, consisting, of a large two-story
dwelling house nearly new, with nine rooms, neat
" painted inside and out three porches with turn
cd pillars, &C., good framed kitchen, ice-house,
servants house and carriage house-besides four
or FIVE negro cabins with brick chimneys, and
every other clubhouse necessary on such farm.
If immediate application be made, this farm
NAV be bought for low price with money. Ell
Their of the undersigned Trustees will take plea
sure in showing the Plantation, &c, to any person
who NAV wish 10 purchase 1t will be sold in lots,
or entire, to suit purchasers:
TILMON E. JETER,
JOHN A. JETER, }Trustees.
J. w. C. WINGO,
March l-2amtf 81
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o@X> COACH oAaI
GG REPOSITORY WS@

TVHE subscriber would respectfully INFORM his
friends and the public, that he has opened his
Coach Repository, opposite the Virginia and Far
mer's Banks, Main Street, Richmond, where he
will keep large assortment of Carriages, from
the best manufacturers in Philadelphia, Newark,
and New York, which he will warrant to be equal
TO any work in the Union, and will sell at the
lowest cash prices. Carriages Of all kinds made
TO order at the shortest notice, and in the best
style, and in all cases warranted to stand WE'LL
Coach and Harness-makers' Materials sold low
for cash. Repairing done on moderate terms
Feb, - G. w. COX.
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VNToRTHAM's oFFICE-No. :, Exchange

Lottery for To Day.
$2OOO0 Capital in The New Jersey Lottery.
Glass No. q. Drawing received at O'clock
Prizes: S20, 900, G,OOO 1924 $500, 10 OF 900,
10 OF GOO III OF 500 10 OF 400, 10 OF $50, 10 of
$50, 800 Of lbs, &c. Tickets $5-shares in pro-
portion.
Lottery for Tomorrow.
$4,000 Capital in the Alexandria Lottery,
Extra, Class No. 49, Drawing received at
o'clock. Prizes: $4,000, 5000, 1000, 1850,
10 OF 1000 10 of 500, 10 OF 300 10 Of $50, is Of
200, Is OF $50, 200 of 100, &C. Tickets $5;-
shares in proportion.
Schemes for The Week
Friday, February 2Slh.-SiOOO, 1000, GOO
800, 200, &c. Tickets 81.
!, Saturday, March Ist~s4o,OOO, $4,000, 10000
5000, &c. Tickets $40
And 10 be drawn SOON
March Sth.-S30,OOO 10000, 5000, 5000
$500, &c. Tickets $40.
! March l5!h.-s3OooO, 10000, 5000, $500
l,0l7, &c. Tickets $40.
: March sca :sandm,ssOooo, 10000, 5000, 1867,
. March 29th.-S3O,OOO, 10000, 5000, 1000
3,4O0, $500 SC. Tickets $40.
For sale by CHAS. WORKMAN.
Feb 26
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PASSAGE TO NORFOLK.
So u IrI

PASSAGE TO NORFOLK.
+ rn Il The fine steamer CURTIS PECK,
$50 sIzZ commanded BY Capt. John Davis,
having Ceen overhauled and put in complete or
der, resumes her regular run in James river be-
tween this place and Norfolk, leaving The wharf
at Rockets every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day mornings, al g. o'cock--and Norfolk every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings at
the same hour touching at all the intermediate
landings on the river each way.
The Curtis Peck is unconnccled with any OH
er boat and depends upon her superior accom-
modalions, and the good conduct OF her officers
and owners, for public favor
Passage, meals included, 81. Freight laken
at low rates. HASklNS LIBBY.
Feb 25--ti2W
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THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il ESTATE AND AVES.-By virtue OF
a Deed OF Trust, executed 10 the subscribers by
Lucy M. Woodward and Laucelot Woodward,
bearing date The 10Th day Of June, 1913, and duly
recorded in The Clerks Office of the County Court
OF Goochand, on the 2:'i dayot the same month,
for the purpose Of securing the payment OF debts
due 10 William Firth and William A. DERRICK,
therein mentioned in said deed-we, the under
signed Trustees, at the request Of The parties in
lcrested, will offer for sale on the 18th day OF
March, 1915, al public auction. 10 The highest bid
der, for cash. AT the residenceo Of said Woodward,
the following property, 10 wit: one tract of land,
containing $50 acres be the same more or less,
living in the county Of Goochland, adjoining The
land OF Thomas M. Randolph and others, known
by The name Of Woodward> Coal Pits; also, one
Tract containing L IS acres, adjoining the same, be
the same more or less; also, twelve likely Ne
rroes. or so much of the aforesaid property as
may be sufficient tosatisiy said deed.
The title 10 the above property is believed to be
good, but acting as Trustees, we shall only con-
yey such title as is vested in us.
ROBERT FARRAR, Trus,oee
LINSEY CLARKE,
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gIThe Valedictory Address 10 the Medical
Glass OF Hampden Sydney College, will be deli
vered BY MIR. George w. Spalding, al the Medi-
cal College, in DR.. Maupin's Lecture Room, on
Thursday evening, the eth inst, al half past Sc
ven o'clock The ladies and gentlemen Of this
city are most respectfully invited TO attend.
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IJoYTs oFFICE.-saOOOO Capital This
I1morning Tickets IS. For sale until IL o.
clock 70 Nos.-l4 drawn. Call early and Sc
cure prize.
This Evening,
$4,000 for S5-Shares in proportion. Nos.
"a 40 81. A small prize OF $500 sold in gesler-
days Lottery at HOYT'S OFFICE,
Feb. &c No. 8 Exchange.
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CIrrv DoJJApS REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from The subscriber, some time
n in November last, Negro Man, named I'd,
ward. Said negro was purchased about s years
ago OF Mr.. Williams OF washington CIy and
of lha, place. He is between 25 and 80 years
old rather low in stature stout built, dark, Of good
copntcnance. and his head bushy. He had on
when he leA, suit of dark home,spun. and car
ried with him, among other articles Of clothing
pan,aloons and roundabout Of grey cassinet, some
what worn. He may have procured free pa.
pers, and is probably passing in the name o.
Bowman. Finy dollars will be paid for his ap
prehension on, Of the State, and twenty-five dol
lars il taken in Virginia. ,or,o
Mount Laurel, Halifax, Va
Eah l5-cGts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-26
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Hcnrico Agricultural aud horticultural .Socicts
g-T A meeting Of the Society will be held at III
Exchange Hotel on Monday next, the Sd Marcel
al IL o'clock. Punctual attendance is particular
ly requested.
By order of the Executive Committee.
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, President.