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Magnificent Scheme:
Moyt's Lottery Office,

MO- 3, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
~ .MOND, Virginia
Splendid Lotteries to he dram IL iwi.
10000 Dollars.
Alexandria Lottery Class No. is, for 1915,
10 be drawn in Alexandria. d. c., on Saturday,
April l2h l645. Capitals: $50 900, 10000,
5000, 5000, 2,i92 10 OF 1000, 10 OF 500, 10 Of
900, 10 OF 400, 10 of 800, &C., &c. Lowest
Prize Sl2.
Ticket $40, halres 5, quarters . 50 Cel.ii-
Gates of packages OF IS whole tckelS $3.50, halves
GO, quarters 80.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. IL, for 1915, 10
b. drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on SATURDAY.
April 10Th, 1915 Splendid Prizes $4,000,
10000, 5000 5000 $500, l,Cl7, 100 Of 1000,
&c, &c.
Tickets SO, halves j, quarters , % Cerif-
Gates Of packages ol - whole ticket, $50 -
halves CO. - quarters y SO.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. Il, Tor 1915, IL
be drawn in Alexandria, ID. C., on Saturday,
Applied, l645. Brilliant Scheme $4,000 ~
600, 5000, $500, $500, ESQ, ) prizes Q. 1000
20 OF 1000, 20 OF 800, 20 ol 400, &C. SC. q;
Nos. j drawn ballots.
Tickets SO, halves ), quarters } 30. Ceriii-
cafes OF packages OF - whole tickets Sl2o, -
halves 90, % quarters so.
p. S. Persons from the country should always
call a, Hoyt'S, when in Richmond, II hry sioatd
rant Pri<c. The 9TH OF April is close 81 hand.
A remittance should he made Immediately. No
time 10 be lost
gT Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Ceri-
fcales of Packages in the above splen'ii. Loi!e-
res, will receive the most promp, attention, and
an accoun, Of each drawing will be Sent, when
requested, 10 all who may order Tickets from
Richmond, April :. d. NJ. HOiT
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April l
j. &. Gregory 81 Co.

ANAGERS, NO. l0l, MAIN STREET.
lYl RICHMOND, TrstnM.
Drawn Nos Of the Alexandria Lottery Glass
No. a. for 1916, drawn Saturday, 5th A pril ls45
50 26 IA 8 81 IS As &C G5 % % so AZ.
Splendid Schemes for Ap1i 1916.
10000 dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass Is, for ls45, 10 be
drawn in Alexandra, d. c.. on Saturday April
18th. IS45 Capitals: 100000 10000, 5000
5000. 2492, 10 OF 2,000 10 OF 1900, 10 of 900,
10 Of 400, 10 OF 800, &C., &C., &c. Lowest prize
sl2
Tickets only SlO-IIalve. s5-Quar,ess 81 90
Certificates Of Packages Of IS Whole Tickets
1920, Halves 60, Quarters 50.
10000 dollars.
Alexandria Lottery, Class l6, for 1915, 10 be
drawn in Alexandra, d. c., on Saturday, April
18th, lS45. Splendid Prizes: $4,000, 10000
5000, 5000, $500, l,0l7, 100 of 1000, &c, &c.
Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters 81 50.
Certificates of Packages of % Whole Tickets
$50. Halves SG5, Quarters S32 so.
10000 dollarsl
Alexandria Lottery, Glass II, for 1915, TO be
drawn in Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday, April
26,h, lS45. Brilliant Scheme: $50 900, 10000,
5000. $500, $500, $3.50, OF 1000, 20 of 1000,
% of 500. 20 of 400, &c, &C., &c. IS Nos, II
drawn ballots.
Tickets slO-Haires $50 so.
Certificates ofPackasps of ~ Whole Tickets
$40, Ha,f60, Quarters 80.
r. Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Ger,
tifcates OF Packages in the above spienoial
Scheme, promptly attended 10, and an accoun! oi
the drawing sent 10 all who order from ~; AZ
dress J. G.. GREGORY & CO.
April Managers, Richmond, Va
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MERCHANDISE.
EAGLE SOIrApI,

MOND, VIRGINIA..
ERESH importation Of Cloths, which have
i been manufactured for me
Cassimeres OF various styles, English, French
and American
London Quillinss and English A1ar<eiIles, OF
all kinds
Dandy Drillings, ofvcry desirable styles
Lawns Of new and handsome designs
SILK andSari Vestings made in London
Silk Twist, Chinese and Italian Sewing Silk
Stay Bindings aud Tapes
English Hose and Half Hose, superior quality
Berlin Gloves, of excellent descriptions
Bombaznes and Velyc,s, OF my own ilnporta-
ton
Gloves Of all styles, in Kid and silk
Cambrics, Of every grade ana quality
Buttons OF various patterns and lower than The
cost OF importation
French Cassimeres and Cloth, unusually cheap
Parasolel;s, of lovely patterns
Prints, OF every qualify and design
As my stock is very large and well assorted,
invite country merchants who wish desirable
goods to examine the assortment as am anxious
10 SELL d III LONDON
March 25-dSc
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StrattOn's Office.
nRAWN Nos. Alexandria, class IA, April

II 9Th:
IS 81 II 5 80 IS As &C 65 % 81 GO AZ
Ticket, Nos s % Is, prize Of four hundred
dollars. sold and paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia, class ii, April 4;
50 "a 81 % - IL a. 50 6S IA 10 % SO 81
TicSe, Nos. "a SO &C, another good prize, sold
and paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos in Leesburg. No. IA, April +
2l so 10 80 43 13 G ! 6s S. 81 80 IA
Ticket Nos II SIS 81, another prize. sold and
pail By STRATTON
E.; Taesday-25,ooo, 5000, &c, &c.-Ticke,s
S.
wednesaay-so,ooo, 10000 5000, &c, &c
Tharsday-3o,ooo, 10000, 5000, SC. Tickets
$40
Friday-4ooo, 1859, of 1000, &c-Ticke,s
81.
sa,u5aay-lO,ooo 5000, 1000, &c.-Ticke,s
S4
Also, sa,urday-3O,OOO, 10000, 5000, 5000
ac.-Tickets $40.
And to be drawn soon;
April 1870 Q00 10000, 5000, 5000, 100 OF
200. &c. Tickets $40.
April 100000, 10000, 5000, $500 $500,
2.93S, &c. Tickets $40.
Orders for packages, certificates Of packages,
and single tickets in all the LOTTERIES will be
promptly attended TO, and drawings sent, when re-
ques,ed Please address orders 10
y. STRATTON
April 8 Richmond. Va
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W.P.Turi,im's Lottery Office

A FEW DOORS above the Union Hotel,
IA Man Street, Richmond, Virginia
Drywn Nos. Of Alexandra Lottery, Nc. Il:
SO 26 IA 8 80 IS 4s G6 C5 % 81 Go ~
Ticket, Nos. 5 % ga prize of si0O-and
Ticket, Nos. S IA ia prize Of S:290-bola
sold in the above Lottery, al
TURPIN'S NEW OFFICE.
Fine Scheme jar .SatyrGaq l2A inst.
Saturday, eth April-Aexaniria Lottery,
No. Is. Prizes: SS0,OO0 10000, 5000, 10
prizes of 1000, 10 Of 1890, 10 Of 900, Sc, SC.
TickelsSl0
Saturday, 10Th April-Alexandria Lottery,
No. l6. Prizes: $4,000, 10000, 5000, 5000,
$500, 100 prizes Of 1000, &c, &C. Tickets $40.
Saturday, 2Ch Apri-Alexandria Lottery,
No. II. Prizes: $4,000, 10000, 5000, $500,
5 prizes Of 1000, 20 Of 1000, 90 Of 500, &C.,
&c. Tickets $40.
n Orders for Tickets in The above scheme,
and all others advertised by Messrs. j. G. Gre.
cory g. Co.. will receive prompt attention, and
drawings forwarded as soon as received.
Tickets in smaller Lotteries, Capitals ranging
from TO 100000 which are drawing daily for
sale in Packages or single wholes, halves or
w. P. TURPIN'S OFFICE.
April l NO 10Y, East Main street
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II. Va. BURTON.

(Ncorly Opposite The Exchange Bans,)
HAS for sale, upon accommodating terms
Il Old Lonion Doci; Cognac Brandy
Superior Holland Gin, impaired ii!to this mar
ket
Old Grenada and Antigua Rum
Richardson's Old Rye Wtiskey
Oh Virginia Apple Brandy
London Brown Stout, in quart and pin, bottles
Madeira, Sherry, Port and Claret Wines,
from the loves, 10 the very best quality
Champagne Vine, Anchor and Bollnser
brands
81. Croix. New Orleans and P. Rico Sugars
Wool.ey & WoolSey'> double refined loaf,
crushed and puI"crzcd Sugars
Porto Rico, New Orleans AMI Cuba MolasseS
Woolsey and Wool>cy', Sugar-housc Molas-
ses-a superior article .or family use
Gnnpowder and Ponchons Teas, Of line and
extra fine qualities
Bacon.-Hams, Midlings and Shoulders
Sperm and Ta!low Candles, Of the best brands
Java. Manila, Lasuyra and Cuba Coffee
No. Lard, Picking Vinegar, &c.
March lS-cSt
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MERCHANDISE
NEW GOODS /,

THE subscribers are row recr;riag r. he
i ships Europe" aud Isabella" arrived a,
New York, large and desirable assortment OF
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE. CUTLERY
and GUNS. They believe that iley can offer
unusual inducements 10 BUYERS TIL, season. as
their Spring stock k.s been purchased liz one d,
their Clerks, in England. during he carly par, OF
the present year, Tor cash. l. has a!ways been
their desiIc 10 import good Coos, and they feel
assured, that, on examination, those now in
Store and expected will b. found 10 compare well
with any in this country. TIE ASSORTMENT is
general, comprising all The articles usually called
for by merchants and planters.
THOMAS s. CHARLES ELLIS.
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D UNAWAY-Was committed to the Jail OF
n this town, on the 18th of January, 1915 a
NEGRO MAN, calling himself PHIL FORD,
for wantoi his registry, he stating that he is a
tree man, and having in his possession Tree pa
pers from the Clerks Office the Hastings Court
Of Richmond-hs papers describing him as a
black man, about five feet eleven inches high, and
about Sc years old dated as far back the 1th OF
December, 1882, which would now make him SO
years Of age. And having been thus committed,
the said negro man was brought before the Illus
,incs Court Of the town of Petersburg, at Febru-
ary term, lS45, and the Court being satisfied that
the papers aforesaid in his possession, we're not
his, and no proof being adduced 10 The Court 10
show that he is free person, il was ordered
that he be committed TO Jail as a runaway slave,
10 be deal, with accordingly: Whereupon, notice
is hereby given, that the said negro man hath
been duly committed TO the Jail Of said town as
runaway slave.
He is of the following description, TO wit: Co
lor more Of nutmeg than black, 5 fee, 81 inches
high, in shoes, about SO years Of age, has Bile.
mish in the right eye, which he says he received
three or four years ago from blowing up rock,
and had on when committed TO Jail some old yarn
clothes. 50 much patched, tina, il is almost impos.
sible 10 say what were their original color. |
think il is probable that he has been runaway for
mauy wears. The owner is requested TO come
forward, prove properly, pay charges, and take
him away or he will be dealt with according TO
law J. BRANCH,
Sergeant and Jailor Of Petersburg.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
fhrn REWARD.-Ran away from IN
S0J subscriber. living in the county c


tHEn REWARD.-Ran away from the
SCU subscriber, living in the county OF
Northampton, North Caroline, on SATURDAY 1nt, night
the 22d instant, my Negro Man ELLlCh. VINO
is very bright mnlal,o about 80 years OF age,
5 fee, 8 or 10 inches high He is slow to reply,
when spoken TO. No particular marks reco1lec!-
ed. He carried with him dark brown Lion
Skin Overcoat-his other dress not remembered
Ihave no doubt said negro is aiming Tor the
State of Ohio, as be went of in company with
TWO free negroes, whose names are Emmey Al
len and Exum Tam. Allen is low, well-set
yellow fellow, abou, the age Of Ellick and Tam
is also low, strong-made, brown colored ne
gro, Of nearlyihe same age. will give the above
reward of fly dollars 10 any person who will
take up the said negro man Ellick, and deliver
him to me, or safely lodge him in any jail in N.
Carolina or Virginia, sothat l get him again
ELIZABETH BYNUM.
P. S. clicks hair is very black and straight,
but slightly curled al the end Z. o.
March 2S-c4!.
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DIR. w. w. Marshall

WOULD respectfully inform the public ge-
w Morally, that after an absence OF six months
at the South, he has returned 10 his residence al
Richmond, on Main street, nearly opposite the
Union Hotel, where he can be found during the
summer, and would be glad 10 make his probes
sional services available 10 those who may be
suffering from those formidable diseases, Cancer
Fistula, and all kindred affections.
His treatment Of these diseases is peculiar TO
himself. The cure ispeftormed without the use
of knife or causlic, and that TOO without much
pain He believes it only necessary farther 10
state that his former and continual success, is
sufficient evidence 10 convince the mos, sHeplical
ofthe superiority Of his treatment over all others
known in this country.
For farther par,iculars, Dr. N. refers 70 his pam
phei, second edition, on Cancer, Fislua, DC,
which may be obtained, gratis on application TO
him.
Letters from distance (pos, paid) on business
or requesting copies of the pamphlet, will be
punctually attended to, and Immediately forward
cd 10 address by mail-pos,age six cents.
ApriI 7-2td&c
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aRaBlASs! ARABIANsn ARABIANsr,

AR1blA-NSi y NM oA-A 80 :
a Richer than The Godolphin himself,
- crossed with all the great crosses OF
nA- England or America, and from 6O 10
50 times running back 10 The Godplphin, Eclipse
oi England and FLYING ChiGers-ot course
RICHER THAN THEY.
Isl. STAR OF THE EAST, or YOUNG
TELENACHUS, will stand al Buckingham
Cour, House, and particularly during Courts
and gange from thence 10 Farmvi!ie, Prince Ea-
ward Court House, Cara, and other places
vide handbills. perhaps New Store. Prenez
guarde-perhaps this is the last opportunity.
Young "S,ar Of the West" will probably ac-
company him. should like 10 get the elder
star OF the West" in good hands. They are
unouestionably more richly tHtertrsned win ihe
bes; stock in England or American lhan any
others. Ii any one doubts, let INN trace tns
handbills. and he will find it true The Pedi-
gree Of all will be found shortly in the Turf Re-
eis,er They transcend ia the Saddle Horse &C.
ton. bu, Young "S,ar Of The West is 100 indo-
mi,able 10 pace, as ne can pace
BY TnE AogSr FOR c. r. FoSTMSE.
p S-Cu,yenis calQmo.-I am not dependan!
an ,bese Horses for a proht-ihe public who have
them not are more interested, and they are certain
ivpaced at lower prices than such Horses il there
i am such combination OF STOCK: they are said
10 descend from SolomonS Stable. ! repeat,
am no, dependan, on their proht, il forty or MY
thousand dollars can satiate a man's appetite Tor
riches: for, what is riches only that which de-
s,rogei Babylon, aud Thyalira, and Nlneveh,
and which is cursed in almos, every page oil The
Holv Book Ard here would give my compll-
menls 10 the wrelched villains who would have
affected nv credit at distance, i! they could,
and this they may carry as ranking thorn IN
their toSomS.
would sell, or farm out, one OF these tiorssS;
o. hire mrs, rae Hostler, one that could trust
z. distance. :,
viii also say, that 'Slar OF the East" will
make Fall season at Goochland, Louisa and
Fiuvanna Cour,-houses and other places IN The
above counties; in the two frs, of which counties
the "UqngQnoa' Stock (Shel,on's Dnnganon ms
grand sire) are so highly appreciated; and those
wishing the stock can reserve their mares, as due
notice vii! be given in the papers when the time
arrives Blu. Dunganon never had The beauty and
,gpr-srcelisa. saddle action OF "Slar OF the East
c. r. FONTAINE.
Any friend OF the blooied Horse, or mine,
Wing or Democrat, when convenient. will please
cut Inc above out Of the papers, and put i up al
any gujhc places in the district through which ne
passes. and oblige Z. K. r
Arril S-cuiv
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RICHARDSON & co

80, -HIIN STREET.,
A RE. receiving their supply Of SPRING DRY
II GOODS, which will embrace large ard
varied assortment Of The newcs, styles and pat
terms, u The latest impora,ions via New York, Of
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
MANL'FHCTERE:
and. with The usual quantity and descriptions 0!
Domestic Fabrics, they are prepared 10 eShb, a
stock OF almost entirely new goods, ell which
ihey offer lor sale on their usual terms.
March la-dl6li-
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MEDICAL INSTRUCTION.

TINE Summer course OF private instruction
will commence on Monday, April the IN,
and continue until the end Of August The plan
which will be pursued during the course, is m
tended 10 prepare The Student in the elementary
branches of his profession, and thereby enatie
him 10 derive the fullest advantage from nc
Winter course OF Lectures, and will embrace
lectures and examinations upon General pnysl-
ologv, Pathology and Therapeutics, constituting,
as they do the entire snhstructure OF Meaicai
Science. The Student will also have The beneht
of clinical instruction al the Aims House and
College Hospital, embracing large share Of sur
ecaI cases and operations. Fee $50.
AUG. L. WARNER, NJ. ID.
Richmond. March 3, lei5-cI0w
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MIR. George Il. GliddoE,,

(F1rmsyl, United States Consul a. CGiro)
WILL commence course Of SEVEN Lee
w TURES on Egyptian Antiquities, accom-
panied BY splendid Diagrams, at The Exchange
Concert Room, on MONDAY EVENING. 3lst
March, at O'clock. The course will be CONT
nued on Apri! Sd, 9Th, 9TH, 9th. 10Th and 18th.
Tickets, with programmes specifying the sub
ecis of each Lecture, for sale al the Bookstores Of
P. II. Taylor, Drinker & Morris, J. W. Ran
dolph & Co, Nash s. Woodhouse, Halpin &
Keller, at the Office the Exchange Hotel, and at
the door Genileman's Ticket 81 80 Lady's 81,
for the course Single admission 80 cents.
A pril o-ItAplo
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NEW SPRING GOODS.


/ TIME subscribers nave received by The packets
/ i Courier and Nassau from New York and hy
railroad and Steamboat IRON Philadelphia, full
j and varied assortment of SEASONABLE DRY
/ GOODS. purchased with their usual cash advan
/ lages, and will be sold q, 4 reasonable advance
/ on tie COST, for cash OF city accertances They
| are in parl, rs follows:
, Rich shaded and satin striped Bazornes AM
/ Mousn de Lanes
Black and half Mourning 10. Alpaccas and BON
ba2nes
/ Super French and American Prints, all prices
| Embroidered and Earlson Cling hams, black and
white do.
I Coaiee and Linen 10, Tor gen;l4mens and boys
wcal
/ Rich figured silk, and plain black do, new style
Extra super Brocade and Printed Lawns
/ Organize TarI,on AMI oher Muslins
Habit and Furniture Dimity and Jeans
/ Brown and bleached Drilling GamDroons and
/ Camble;s
Super wool black and fancy colored Cloths and
D!ap de Etc, Wors,ei Grapes Arcadan and
Summer Cloths
Superline wove aud printed Ala'seiiies Ves,inss
in VARIETY
Irish Linens, Lawns, Linen Cambrc. and Ola
I'll and l2-l fine Irish shee!in2, Table Damask
and Napkins
Revere boriered. her,s,i,ched, and plain Linen
Cambria Hiss
/ Plain and figured Umbrellas, Parasols and Sun
! Shades
I Silk, Wors,ed. Barge, Polka, ana other Shaw'S
Do d. AMI other fancy colored llandker-
chiefs ana Points
! Black and white Silk and Cotton Net, all quail
ties
| Thread and Lsie Lacee. Edsing> and Inserinss
! Swis, and Cambria Eigings AMI lnserinss
Plain and checked Swiss Mu>!in-, Lace and
/ striped do
Plain. coried. striped and checked Cam5Tics
Grass Cloth. Manila and Corded Skirts
Ladies kid. black and fancy colored silk Glo:es
and Mills
White, black Infancy colorcd silk Hose and halt
Hose
Ladies' do. 10 cotton 10, at all prices
Misses black, white, mixed and brown do.
Genllemens silk, vigonia and cotton half Hose
Bonnet Cap ana Neck Ribands, varons STYLES
Bleached aud brown Sheeungs and Shirtngs
Richmond and Manchester No. ! and Cooon
UZnaburgs
Heavy Mexican Mixtures, Jeans am Cotton.
AIDES
Huckaback. Dowlas Diaper and Burlars
Carpeiing, Rugs figured Baize and Canton
Mailing.
CountrY Merchants and purchasers generally
in town and country, are inrited . cxa mlHc cur
assortment which is always extensive and choice
being selected with great care. We have !; IN
our power 10 offer Goods at the very lowest rates
VALENTINE, BREEDEN d CO,
White Buildings, II Street.
! March 27-c2aw3w Shockoe Hill
\ NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-T subscriber
/ IN having established Steam Saw Mill a
! Strawberry Plain, is prepared 10 cut and furnish
Lumber 10 order, al shon notice, and on reasona-
Die terms. A orders left with James fafrrIng'
ton will be promptly attended 10.
ALBERT NJ AKIN,
By James Warrington, Agent.
From nv associates in the trade respectfully
4 solicit call. a ward will be obtained, Of whey
due notice will be- given. ,
i April 3--fu !. YAHRiNo LIN.
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MERCHANDISE
Spring and summer Campaign ocruch
ST r X d co.
or liru STREET, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE

or irH STREET, OPPOSITE THE exchanges
Branch Of ". r. Innings s. Cn.. Ssr ynrl
HAVE no hesitation in announcing ,ha; ,,.v
IL have not only the cheapest and be,l selrcI.
ed stock of ready made CLOTHING ever offer.
ed 10 The Virginia trade, bn tina, their Garments
ale better cut and better made Than are ;,>u,IIv
found in Clothing Stores. This they believe !.
clearly established fact, haying been mad. a,
apparent 10 discerning pn1iic as mat di.cri
minalion should be made !elwiS; really good
and cheap garment and one that is only Low
PRICED.
The assortment comprises Dress and Frock
Goats, from French and English Cloths: entirely
new styles Tweed, Cashmere, Merno and Linen
Goats, &c.
In the way Of Panaoons, we are enabled 10
offer great inducements TO those who appreciate a
good fit.
Silk, Satin, Bombazne, MarseiIles and va
lencia Vests, in great variely-wilh choice Sc
lection Of Fancy Dress Articles, including era
yas, Scarfs, Handkerchieis Gores, Suspenders,
Half Hose, Undervests, Drawers, Shirts, Collars,
BosomS, &c
~ Borders received for Garments, 10 be
made TO measure in New York, which. through
the aid of Express, can be furnished at short no.
tice. April 7-d3l&clt
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AUCTION SALES.
TPIrST SALE


PURSUANT 10 a Deed Of 'rTu>' duly cxecu-
i ted. and recon'ed in The CieI.s ohcc II
Louisa county, W. shall proceed on Wetnss'aS,
The :30h uf April. 1915, al the residence u t2s
Shelton. ESQ i'll The lower end OF Louisa county.
10 ell The TRACT or LAND on when Tie
said Thomas Shslon now lives, containing i3l
acres. Ga this Tract, there is larg, ard coa-
ven;cnt Dwelling Iiou.e, containing Ewo Rooms
AMI 4 Passage below, AMI four Logging Rooms
ard a Store Room above. 1t hes all the neceS.
sary buildings for the comfort OF family I'D
The uses OF a plantation.
Also, one other TRACT, containing 500 acres.
the cleared land all rich; and this Trac; ras asa
all necessary Negro Cabins Stables. SC.
Both of the above Tracts are hne farming
lands; producing, in addition 10 The usual crops
Oh TINS section. both Grass and Wheat have tec.
improved b. the use OF Clover and Piaser-sTe
situated in good nci9nhoIhood, lie about Gre
mile apart, and have an abundance Of Woo,i ard
Timber attached 10 each
Al the same time and place. will te sold EI.G
VEN LIKELY NECROES-(six men and ..r
women ana oirls)--une Of the men IS gooa
Cooper and Weaver. and one OF the women a
good Cook-the resi- good farming hands. Also
six Males, and The plantation utensils.
Terms, &c, made anown on DAY Of s:e.
The tile 10 The above property IS believe. g :.
perfect, but We sha!! convey only such ne IS ;,
vested in Us. The creditors OF Mr. Shc.so. a..
particularly invited 10 al,epd The sale.
r. W. PERKINS,
JULIAN KEAN,
April ids w. NJ. AMBER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

ONEHUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
~ Ran away from Farmviile, Prince Edward
County, the 26lh day OF December last Negro
Man, by the name of ISRAEL, who calls him
self ISRAEL JONES. He had on when ne lett
a GRAY Cassinet Frock Coat and Pantaloons, and
white Hat, and probably common Silver Watch.
He is about % or % years old, about ieet or
inches high thick, heavy form, with his knees
little turned in; when walking, steps tolerably far
with little swing. He is of dark brown com
plexion, full head of hair, rather hushy He
has very in,elligen, eve, good conntenance,
iull face smooth skin, and very youthful aP-
pearance. He is very good Carpenter, for
Negro, and does very good work al the Cabinet
trade, at which he worked last year. have no
doubt, from all hear, that he has free papers,
purporting 10 be from the county o: Prince Ed
ward or some of the adjoining counties, and IN
tends TO go to some free State, as he went Oh
without any kind of provocation whatever
either from myself or Mr. King who hired him
the last year. will give the above reward for
his apprehension and securing in jail, if taken
out OF the State OF Virginia, or forty dollars if
taken in Virginia, and secured in Jail, so that
get him again. JOHN L. GAULDiN.
Leaksoille Rockingham Co., y. {.