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A CAPITAL. hit.
ffiom M f'yodric!lwg neeudtr, N

fiom ht Eycdric!dHrP Ret5rGtr, Mnp Ct
JoHN s. PrNDLrToH This gentleman is .e-
ally sn object Of commisseration His position,
as the Clone Star" Of Virginia Whiggery will
render him 50 painfully conspicuous IN The mex,
Congress, thai some have suggested The probabl-
lily of his resignation. His ambition Tor noio.
riety is INDUCED 10 an uncomfortable surie-
To be pointed on on the a venue, 10 be known in
the House, 10 be rhronicled in History, as he
Wing, will he quite loo much for his sensitive
spirit 10 endure He has The place, It's honors
and emoluments; but alas, for It's pleasures
Where can he look for sympaihy3 The whole
world, from the Potomac 10 Chill, can afford him
none; and, rpcreanl Democra, as he is, we thinl.
TOO well OF him, 10 believe he would seek il in
the Abolition Wing cohorts OF John Quincy
Adams. If some Ariel could gain access 10
Mr.. Pendlelon'S office, and find him in media
tive mood, he might hear solioquy something
like this:
ITO 20 or mel 10 go-ihais 'hr question
Whether lis noblet in The mind 10 suffer
The slinss and arrows of LocoiOcosm
Or 10 lay down arms lfioie 4 sea OF trouble
And BY Iereaius 'scapr hcn.g To go-io stay
No more and, by staying, 10 say W. end
The heart ache and The thousand hiiier shocks
Tha! Coons aIe heir to-'tis contamination
Devoully 10 be wished But ms IL 70
Ai0nc TO STAY alone aye there The iul
For in my solitude What dreams may come
OF politicians chaneeing and lai,hl.'s-
Must give rs pause There, he respect
That makes cainmi'g OF So lorg HE;
For who would bear The launis Of fourteen Loco.
Focos,
The gibes and jeers Of naughty conquerors,
Just from field where alone was laii
To tell The viclors had n foef And wherefore II
A fifteenth part 81 lite is worse Than death.
And when cen that is conscience siune, who'd
bear IT,
When he could shun pat and case The reel
Al homei Far better bear The lis We have
Than ny 10 others that we know mol Of.
Thus conscience does make coWards ii Us all
III stay al home -
A resolution wouhyto lie kent
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Richmond, April 10TH 1915. !
In the Superior Court Of Chancery for the
i Richmond Circuit
John Cosby, Plrf.
Against
James Gray ct ais, DIS.
Pursuant to decree made in this cause on the
2lst day of March, 1916, ], as one of the Commits
sioners in Chancery for The said Court have ap-
pointed the 9th day Of June next, between the
hours OF ten o'clock, A. M, and two o'clock, P.
NJ, and so from day 10 day between the same
hours, Sundays excepted, until The 29h day Of
July following, at my Office in the city OF Rich
mond, Stale OF Virginia, for receiving and hear
ing the pruof Of whatever debts or claims the Gre
ditors Of David M. Branch individually and of
the late firm conducted under the name OF the
said Branch alone, but composed OF John B. Al
len and the said Branch, may have against either
the said David M. Branch Individually, or against
the said firm. And should any such creditors
fail, under this notice. to come forward and prove
their debts or claims, the Court will proceed 10
decree a distribution of the trust funds among
such OF the said creditors as shall have duly com.
piled herewith. JOHN SHORE,
April IS-2awt29Jy Comr.
IF New York Morning News will publish i'm
mediately twice week till Goth July, and send
bill 10 this Office
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PRoposlTloNs.-Th Washington Union gives
to the public the >ubloined information concern
ing the propositions heretofore made by The Go.
vernment OF The United States 10 that of Great
Britain, for the adjustment Of the Western boun-
diary dispute:
"'rhe proposition frs, made by the IT, States
was, thai the 18th parallel OF latitude, which had
been adopted as The dividing line between their
territories and those OF Great Britain, from the
vicinity Of The Lake Of the Woods TO the Rocky
Mountains, should be continued Westward as far
rs the possessions OF the Two nations extended in
that direction-hus offering TO resign their right
TO what lay farther North. This being rejected.
il was agreed, that, as neither party claimed a
whole should be elt free and open 10 the people OF
both for ten years
"Wilhin those ten years The title Of Spain 10
all North of the AID parallel was surrendered 10
the United States; and Russia engaged TO make
no settlements South Of the latitude Of 81 degrees
40 minutes. The American government there
upon proposed an agreement, by which Great
Britain should make no settlements South Of The
5lst parallel, and the United States should make
none North of that line, substituting aferward
the 49th parallel for the 5lsi; and then, in 1924
came the first definite proposition from Great
Britain for partition Of the territory. The line
of separation was 10 run along The 49h parallel
from the Rocky Mountains TO a large branch OF
the Columbia, down which, and down the main
stream, it was to be continued 10 The sea. Great
Britain was 10 have all North and West Of this
line, excep, that The United States should possess
a small detached territory in The angle formed be-
tween the Pacific shore and The Southern side OF
the Strait Of Fuca, comprising one harbor for
small vessels en- the ocean, and one for large
vessels on the strait. Upon This the negotiation
ended.
In 1926, the United States for the first lime
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

u
The subscriber offers for sale The Farm on
which he resides, situated in The county Of Camp
bell, Immediately above the town Of Lynchhurg.
The tract contains abon 500 acres Of land, and
consist, OF 700 acre. or NOR, wing between
James river and Blackwater cree. (Which forms
one nj he pIoaon, onniares Of the Town ana the
islarae in Tho ri"ei, running parallel with III.
main body Of The land; The one containing abou,
80, and The other between 60 and 20 acres. Fonr
hundred and sixty acres Of the trarl are cleared
and in cul,iyalion-ihe balance i. in woods. and
a large portion Of il heavily linbered OF he
cleared land, ll5 acres (incusiveo Of The island
are James river low.sronnds, equa,in productive
ness, il is believed, 10 ans on the river The por-
ton OF the highland in cultivation is now we'll
ada pied 10 the growth 81 The different staples aud
is rapidly improving.
The dwellng-house is large sil commodi-
Gus brick building, with eight looms above stair,
and convenient cellar beneath. Ths ou.-houses
belonging 10 The dwelling are well located, ofsub.
stanlial materials, and in good repaiL The place
has on il an overseers house, barn, AMI all the ne
cesSaIy (arm-houses There is also on the pre-.
lnises. in immediate proximity to ihe town
Warehouse formerly used for the inspection OF
Tobacco which, with some slight repairs night
be placed in condition suitable for the sane pur
pose.
The tract admits Of being divided Inv three or
four tracts, each having fair portion OF woods
and cultivated land.
The place will be sold entire, in iuo CT more
tracts, or il will be divided into small parcels or
lots, 10 suit the views Of persons wishing 10 pur-
chase. The island will also be sold separately,
il demanded.
A minute description Of the place IS deemed
unnecessary, as Those who wish to purchase, will
no doubt, make enquiry ani examination for
themselves.
The terms will be made known on application
to the subscriber. The place will be shown 10
such as may wish to purchase, by The subscriber
or the manager, MIR. P. II. Ryan, residing on the
farm. WIN. DANIEL, Jr
If the tract is sold entire, possession VIII &c
given the 18Th November Iexr, and crop OF
Wheat seeded for The purchaser. Should any de-
sire 10 purchase small parcels or lots they can 90
tain possession at once. w. ~ ".
Feb. 20-cwtf
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The Dcad broupbt 10 m,

II has panied US to see paragraph floating
through 'he papers, announcing The death of Ge-
neral !ohn .. Dawson, member ofCongress from
Louisiana. We were afraid lha, the intelligence
might have escaped our eye though We always
carefully examine the New Orleans papers,
Yesterdays mail, however, brought us the cheer
ing statement Of The Jefersonian Republican.
'na' we are exceedingly happy 10 learn lha,
.his valued citizen is likely TO recover from his
ia'e severe Attack" May the gallant General
yel i've longtime, defying disease and the muir
derous propensitics of The newsnapersi
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
BUREAU OF NAyY-YARDs AND Docks,


BUREAU OF NMY-YARDs AND Docks,
May l2, 1915.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed "Propo-
~ sails for Goals" will be received at this Blu
reau until o'clock, P. NJ, of the It'll day of June
next, for furnishing and delivering for the use OF
the navy, the following quantities and descriptions
OF Coal, at the Navyyards specified, viz:
Portsmouth,, N. Hampshire.
Il tons red ash anthracite.
BaslOn.
l,l25 tons Beaver Meadow anthracite lump.
$50 tons Peach Orchard anthracite, (broken and
screenfd.)
1900 bushels best Cumberland ror starting
fres.)
6,000 bushels Midlothian, (for smiths usc0
Nen York.
$50 tons Lackawana.
so do Lehigh, (broken and screened)
1000 bushels lump Cumberland, or Queens
pit.
Philadelphia.
so tons Lehish, (broken and scIeened)
Washington.
10000 bushels lump, )m;,o.h;an
$4,000 do average,
10000 do best Cumberland
Norfolk.
seSS bushels ae s sTsEaSr screened
Pensacola.
100 tons anthracite.
All the above Goals are TO be OF The very best
quaiiiy, and TO be free from sulphur and all other
impurities; 10 be delivered at the respective yards,
one-halt on or before the Bis day OF August next,
and the remaining half on or before the 3lst day
Of October next, subject TO the inspection OF the
officers designated BY the commandan,s OF the re-
specive yards, and in all respects satisfactory 10
the inspecting officers appointed by him.
Persons Offering are required 10 make SeDdrlto
offers for the delivery OF each kind of Coal at cafh
Of the yards specified and 10 state the price for
each kind distinctly, that separate contracts may
be made for each navy-yard, and for each quality,
il desired By the department. The price asked
for the anthracite Coal must be for the ton0f 22iO
pounds and that for the buminous must be per
buStei of fire Yccks, as weighed measured al the
yards where delivered and, when delivered, salts
factory evidence must be furnished that they
were taken from the mines or pits specified in The
contracts
Bonds, in half the amount of each contract,
will be required for their faithful performance, in
addition TO reservation OF ten per centum, upon
all bills which may be approved; which reserved
ten per centum will not be paid until the compile
lion OF the contract 10 the satisfaction OF The re-
Spective commandments OF the yards OF delivery
L. WARRINGTON,
Chief Of Bureau
| lobe published twice week until Ilh oi June
next, nthe Union Intelligencer and Constitution,
Washington, D. c.; Baltimore Republican and
| Sun; PENNSYLVANIA keystone and Ledger, at
Philadelphia; Harrisburg Union; Richmond
Enquirer; Portsmouth (Va.) Old Dominion /;
Evening Post and Morning News, New York.
Proprietors of the above papers will be pleased
send copy OF The paper containing the above aG-
ver,isment 10 this Bureau.
\ May l5-2awt7hJ
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Louisa County, 3Olh April, 1915.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree
are hereby notified that shall attend al the office
Of Stark w. Morris, Louisa Court House, on
WEDNESDAY,, the 1Iih of June next between
the hours of O'clock in the morning. and 5
O'Clock in the evening in order to carry the said
decree ntoeTect, when and where they are desired
TO attend with the vouchers TO support their res
pective pretensions.
Commissioner G. S. C. L. & c. for L. c.
May 9-cw4w
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POWHATAN FEMALE SEMINARY.
HNHJS Institution. which has now been in snc

THIS Institution which has now been in sue
cessful operation, under the superinend-
ence of the subscriber, for the last twelve wears
is delightfully."- situated in the county OF Pow
hatan iorty-ihree miles above the city of Rich
mond, in a neighborhood populons, moral and
intelligent, and noted Tor the heathulness OF
its climate. The buildings, which have been
fitted up with direct reference 10 The accom-
mediation OF female school, are ample and com.
modious. The school room is supplied with
very extensive apparatus for the illustration of the
physical sciences, and well selected library is
at all times, accessible to The pupils. Every
thing has been prepared, which is necessary 10
render the situation of The pupils pleasant 10
themselves, and their progress in study easy and
delightful The system both of instruction and
discipline is, it is believed well calculated 10 de-
velope and bring into vigorous exercise not mere
~ the Intellectual, but moral powers and SO pre-
pare the young for discharging, with success the
important and responsible duties Of future life
For the convenience OF pupils coming from
distance, the scholastic year is divided into two
terms of unequal length, with vacations in MAY
and October. The Summer term of four months
will commence on the first Monday in June and
close on the last Friday in September. The
charges for this term, payable one-half in ad-
vance, are as follows:
Board and Tuition in the English branches, $50
Music, with use oflhe Piano. l6
French, 8
An extra fee of six dollars is required from
each member OF the classes in Natural Philoso-
ply and Chemistry.
Gentlemen wishing TO secure situations for their
children and wards are requested TO make imme-
diate application, and will direct their communi-
cations to Smithvile, Powhalan.
JNO. B. TlNSLEY, Principal.
May l3-cw3w
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SPIRIT OF THE VIRGINIA. DEMOCRATIC PRESS.

From HE Lvachjnrs Repnbl'c0n.l
UNITED STATES SENAToR.-The names Of a
number Of gentlemen have been mentioned bv
the press in connection " ih The office OF SENATOR,
10 fill The vacancy occasioned by The expiration
of VIM. G.. Rives' term. Gov. Mcdowell Hon.
VIM. Smith, Judge Pcnnybackcr, Hon. William
Lncas, John Rutherford, Esq, and others, have
been recommended by their friends.
Either OF The gentlemen spoken Of would donbt-
less ably and honorably represent The State in that
body, bun ON decided preference is William Da,
MEL, Jr, Esq, Of Lynchburs His long and
faithful service in the ranks Of his party and his
towering intellect, enlille him 10 The first lavol>
of the Democratic party Of The Stale. We like
10 see true melit rewarded, and il is not 10 be
found more abundantly lhan in Mr.. Daniel. lie
has always been firm, faithful and iearless-al-
ways ready 10 make any sacrifice Of personal in
erest for the good OF The cause Of which he IS
such powerful champion. We hope his claims
may have their due weight.
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SALES or SuGAR.-Thc cargo Of brig James
Wilson, from Mayaguez, Porto Rico, was sold
al auction, on Monday, By Messrs. Davenport
& Allen. The following are The prices obai ned /:
lOs hhds Poro Rico Sugar, fair 10 prime quality,
at go 30 to7 49, principally at the latter price,
30 i,iuis r. nrvu nruiasses. 80 304 ct-., rurto
Rico Coffee, ! IS SO. AIso-l25 bbis. n.
o. Moasses, 30 81 cts; 100 bags Rio Coffee,
common, 5 so 4 5 So.
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NOTICE

A LII persons having claims as creditors or le-
hee and Frances McGehee, are requested to make
them known as am anxious 10 close the bust
ness Of the estates. This notice will be plead at
bar of all claims not now asserted.
OSWALD McGEHEE, Admir-.
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The Lewisburg Wing announces The death of
Wilson X. shinn, late Senator from The Kanaw-
ba District, 10 his 36lh year.
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NOMMITTED 10 the Jail OF Kanawha coun-
o. ~ ", on the 9Th December last as Runaway
:s'aye although he claims to be free, man call
ny himself ALEXANDER ANTHONY, aged
s sS' % years-yery black, large white eyes,
a ,om leet 10 inches high-had on when COM
nueI blue linsey coat, pair OF negro cotton
f h," ,doons, an old swans-down waistcoat with
- hug. buttons, and an old straw hat. He says
IVA. was emancipaled by man named "John
g, h;'' Of Lincoln county, North Carolina
his " "ls commta he produced paper, calingi it
d Ss Tree papers," but which no man on earth can
4, pheT. lfhe be slave, the owner is desired
poSe HIM, pay charges and take him away.
A.. WILL HATCHER,
"p'a 4-w3m. Jailor oil Kanawha co.
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TN HANCERY-ViRGrEIA: Alta CircuitSu-
i pericr Court of Law and Chancery for Lou
lisa county, continued and held at the Court
House thereof, on Saturday, September II, 1914
John Beadles and William w. Beadles, mer-
chants and partners in trade, under The firm OF J.
& w. w. Beadles, Plaintiffs,
against
Marcus Aurelius Thompson and Mary Thomp-
son. in her own right and as Administrative OF
Richard Thompson, decd, Defendants.
The defendant Marcus Aurelius Thompson,
who is absent from the Commonwealth of Virgil
MIA, and against whom the plaintiffs appear IL
have proceeded in the manner prescribed by law
in relation to absent defendants still failing 10 APP
pear and answer-On motion of the plaintiffs,
their bill is taken for confessed as TO that deien-
danl and the cause coming on 10 be heard on
the bill and answer Of the other defendant the ex
hibi.s and examination Of witnesses, was argued
by counsellor consideration whereof, the Court
doth adiudge, order and decree, that one of the
Commissioners of this Court take an account OF
the estate, rea and personal in possession, remain
der or in reversion, in the hands OF the defendant
Mary Thompson, and which is liable TO the claim
Of the plaintiffs, and the value thereof; and also an
account showing the Just amount OF the plaintiffs
claims against the defendant Marcus Aurelius
Thompson, and report the same 10 this Court,
with any special matter deemed pertinent by him.
or which either party may require
A Copy-Tesle:
JOHN HUNTER, c. L. c. s. c.
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DONNET BOARDS "A good snbsun''a a
ID iiclp, this day receiving at xsTnpE
May ~ BARCLAYS bOl"A''
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DIssoLrTloN az rnE NORFOLK REPEAL Arso-
ciATIoN.-rhe Repeal Association OF Norfolk has
followed The example Of the Baltimore and New
Orleans Associations, and dissolved The follow
ing are The concluding resolutions Of he serie.
adopted on The occasion:
"Rcsol,rd, That We regard the language OF mir
OConnel as entirely uncalled for bitter dis.
play ot his hostility towards The interests OF our
country and we'll calculated 10 bring down uron
them, il unrebnkPd by The friends OF Ireland j,
America, The unmerted suspicion OF being nor.
alive 10 The welfare of Ireland than firmly al.
laclled 10 The fame horror and support Of their
adopted country
"Remircd, THAT as American citizens, Wheeler
native OF adopted, We feel ourselves bound BY lie
most sacred and solemn lies OF patriotism; hy lie
blessings which we enjoy; by The love OF our
Tree and glorious Republic; and by our solemn
oaths and deep.rooied obligations for The blessinsa
which we have inherited or acquired, 10 cheer
fully and sleadiasy protect and support tic A ne
rican Eagle in his onward and upward ..ie,t
against rrerv toe.
"ReMir1d, That our sense Of Ireland's wrong
remains unchanged. but that proper sense of lie
ieeling Of our countIymen render II necessary
that We should place our patriotic devotion above
suspicion, by exhibiting 10 our tellow-citi2ens that
we are ready 10 guard and maintain The pure an;
| spolless character oil Americas lair fame
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JAMES RIVER & kANAWHA STOCK
FOR SALE

PURSUANT to the provisions of The Charter
L OF The James River & kanawha Company,
and in obedience to The resolutions OF the Board
OF Directors, the undersigned, who has been duly
appointed agent for that purpose, will proceed, on
EDNESDAY, the 18th day of June next,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, before the
front door of The Office Of the James River &
karawha Company, in the city of Richmond 10
sell, public auction, for cash, the Shares of The
delinquent Stockholders, agreeably 10 The annex
ed list which shows the names Of the Stockhod-
ers, their places of residence, SO far as they are
known, the number of Shares owned by EACH the
amount OF principal remaining unpaid, the legal
interest thereon, up 10 the 25h day OF June, 1915,
and the total amount in arrcar for each, viz:
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|, William B. Chittenden, Secretary of the
James River & Kanawha Company, do hereby
certify, that B. E. Poiliaux, whose name is sub
scribed 10 the foregoing advertisement is the
Agent of the said Company, duly authorized by
the President and Directors, 10 make sale Of the
Stock OF delinquent Stockholders, from time 10
time, as may be deemed necessary, pursuant 10
the provisions OF the Charter.
MAY 2O-ctds w. B. CHlTTENDEN.
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proposed the 49th parallel, as the definite lire
OF boundary from the Rocky Mountains 10 the
open Pacific; 10 which The British replied BY le-
peatns their proposition as above stated. Neither
party would yield more; and so. alter formally
Withdrawing their respective offers, BY which
each declared that twas in no wise TO be consi!.
cred bound thereafter, they renewed the agree
menf, 10 leave The country open 10 the people Il
ooif ior an indefinite period, subject however
10 be terminated after a years notice Of such in.
lention BY either 10 The oher That agreement
still subsis,s"
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m ANCERf-VIRGiNA In Amelia
Comfy Court, 23d February, 1915;
W,l;am NJ Booker and Mary A. his
n.;;s Compartments