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New Spring Dry Goods.

TIME subscr beIs have received by the packets Patrick
i Henry. Lynchbuig and Courier, from New York, a
larse and choice assortment Of SPRING GOODS, of lie
very latest STYLES and importations. which have been
purchased nj a large discount, for cash, and must APP
near IN buyers cheaper than similar Goods have ever
been offered at in this or any other market since 1887.
They are In part as fo'iows
BioIley's extra super black Cloths aud doeskin CASH
meres
Drap d, Armure, DEtpr d. Ate ana Dmp T. Firnne
Twilled summer Cloth, Grape canblet and Lasting
Plaid. ,trjped and plain white Drilling, Navy do
NarseiIIes yrsunrs, London Writings, Jeans, &c
Heavy black India Satin, Sinchews and Mode
SuDer black and blue black Gro de Swiss, and Gro de
Rhine
Rich plaid and striped glace Silks and Poult de Sole
Brocade and CameieOn Silks and silk Tissues
Black, fancy colored, plaid and figured Bareges and
Tissues
Paris printed Jaconets, Brilliantes and orsandIcs
Satin plaid Muslins, and Gro de Oder French Prints
Super and medium French and Manchester Ginghams
Rich embroidered Canton Grape shawls, white and IN
colors
Satin striped Barge Shawls and Iiandkerehiefs
Embroidered Capes, Collars, Chemizeites and Handker-
chiefs
Net and fancy silk Neck Ties and Handkenhiefs
Revere bordered, em.siitched and tape-bortered Hand
kerchiefs
Ladies' and misses kid, 6lel, net, silk and spun silk
Gloves
Ladies' silk, spun silk, Moravian and cotton Hose
Misses white, brown ana mixed, thick and open work
Boys and children's white and colored lotion Hose
and half Hose
Swiss and cambria Edsings and Insertines boh5in do
| Thread, Va'enciene, Brussels and Lisle Laces, Edglngs
and lnsertings
| Cambncs plaid and striped Muslins, plain Swiss do
| French, English and American Gaiicoes, all qualities
Irish Linens. Lawns, Diaper Huckabsck AM D0wias
ga, 1914 and II 4 fine and supsrflne Irish aad Barnsley
Sheetings.
81 and 1914 satin and superfnc table Damafk and Dis-
per, cheap
surper6ne "a to l64 table Cloths, Cd and rs Napkins
and Doylies
Extra super 1874 and l44 hest Toilet Quilts, full size
Bonner, cap and neck Ribands, mourning and half
mourning do, assorted widths, satin and III. triBg do,
all colors and prices
Heavy Co,tonades, Kremlins, blue Drills and Mixtures
| Monlezuma, Ashburton, Churubusco and Mexican
Pads
PantaIoon Stuff, for Summer wear, very cheap
French Cashmere, for hoys' Summer Cloths
| BED Ticking, Apron and Furniture Checks; together
with a iull assortment Of Domestics Of every kind
kept for sale, all of which VIII BIZ sold attic lowest
mafkr prices, for cash or accrplancrs in the city.
Purchasers will please remember that we have hui
one price for our Goods THIS has been an established
mle with us for many years. and one ~ are driarm' n
ed 10 adhere 10. They VIII he lound very handsome
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & 20,
No. 2l7, Broad street, lSaockoe Hii.
Mach gI-rr
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THE NAUTILUS MUTUAL
Life Insurance COMPANY
Ofne-No. 68 Val st., Mem York or
A. NJ. MERCHANT. PaEsipESr
r. B. COLENAN. VIcr rRE.tpEry.

OGse-No. 68 Val ST., NeT York GIN.
A. NJ MERCHANT. President
r. B. COLENAN. VIcr PREstpEry.
LIN FREEMAN, AcIUAhY.
THIS Company, combining Its business exclusively
i 10 LIFE INSURANCE, ha. now been IN opera
tinn two years and three quarters, during which period
II has issued l,7I7 policies; and, for the first eighssen
months, it experienced M loss. All iis PROFITS accrue 10
the credit of The dealers, and are divided ANNUALLY
among them, whether the policy l. issued for a limited
term or for life, a feature unknown IN The charter o.
any other Mutual Life Insurance Company Incorporated
by this State. Life insurers, lf they so elect, can pay
90 per cent Of their premium in cash, and for the pa.
lance give a note al twelve months The dividends OF
the Company have been 50 per cent. per annun Fo'
this sc rip issues, on which an annual interest o six p'
cent. is paid In cash. IL il expected, On Life Policies.
where the parties shall hav. paid the Whole amount a.
their premiums in cash, that the policy VIII br fully
piid for in thirteen years and the accumulation, be
side, inure to those who hold the policy.
For further information, the public are referred 10 the
pamphlets and forms Of proposals, which NAV BE- OBJ
tanned atthe office ofihe Agency, or az Dr +. w. Han.
cocks Office, Governor street. near Main.
Doctors F. w. HANCOCK and I1HT w. REINS
Medical Examiners.
Office of the Agency-No. II, Main street, Market
House square. CHAS. WORKMAN,
April eff Agent faT kIchmend.
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&arattosa,s Office.

NO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MoND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say whatthry can,
For scliin: Prizes, STRATTON'S the man.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg Lottery, Extra, No. 10:
62 So 19 Is 70 10 81 81 60 ~ 81 81 SO IA.
Whoie Ms. IA IS e., a rizr Of $500, paid
BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Lecsbufg Lottery, Class 8:
IS 10 10 43 4S 60 "a 9 rs 26 fl II 3 81 /.
Ticket Nos. 26 Al SO, a p;izc OF I6O dollars,
s'l! and paid BY STaATTON.
Erawn Nos. OF Sussex Lottery, Extra. Glass 90:
1917 4 81 ~ 81 As IS 81 %.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$1,000 DOLLARS! $1,000 DOLLARS!
"uESDRY-Mononealia, 80. II Capitals : SIS ,pn1.
1900, 5,wH, 9 25y, a.UUU, 500, !,3l2, 5 of | 400, &C
7s sos., u drawn Tickets s5i haIvesa so; qs | 25.
:4,G0O DOLLARS! 10 900 DOLLAnS'
vEDNE5EAi-New Jersey, No. 40. Capitalist
&C IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets SIUi halves 5; quar-
ter ? 20.
2u,UOO DOLLiRSl 5000 DOLLARS!
"HURSDhi-New Jersey, Extra, No. 30. Capitals:
sa,GO, 5,gaa, 2,5rJ, l,OSs, 10 Of I,GtU, &c. ~ Nos,
lsttawn. Tickets S.; halves . So; Gs %
1000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
sRiD aY-Mononsaiia, Extra. No 7. Capitalist
$4,000, 3 ,Gnu. i.672. 5 Of eco. &c to Nos, 10 drawn.
Ti:ke.s SO; naiyrs So; gus 75c.
1905 D LIARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
:ATURDAY-susseI, Extra, No. 81 CAPITALISTS,
0N, ,oO0, G1O, &C, sc. Is Nos, IL drawn. Tickets
81 halves ~ cts. ;eua.teIs . els.
$4,000 DOLLARS! IS 600 DOLLARS!
rmslnia state Lottery, Glass 70. IS, for lsis, 10 be
draw at Alexandria % "a nrday, April 18th Splendid
ScE,mr: s35.n00, IS ,lUO, $1,000, 1000, 5000, 5000,
, 50, 3 O0u, a,cOJ, . OF 1000, : Of 500, &C. Tickets
$40 halves 5; quarters , ~.
6i0u3 DOLLARS! $1,000 DOLLARS!
Virginia STAT. Lottery, Glass No. l6, for IeIe, 10 be
irlyn at Alexandria on Saturday, April 22d. 10 No.
Lntery-l5 Drawn Ballots. Grand scheme: s6U,0Ou,
2,,m9, is. UoD 1000, 5,iuu, 3 OF 3,nOu, 3 Of 2,0O1, I Of
I,5M, % Of Gao, Sc. Tickets s2G; halves 10; quar-.
ters !; eighths 2 81. A crrtincate OF a package Of IS
w:io!, Tickets Gully S2oU-shares IN proportion.
80 U0 DOLLARS!
Vildnia State Lottery, Glass No. II, for 1919, TO be
draws a, Airxln.ria, On Saturday, the a9tll Of April.
10 dr.~n numbers in each package Of - Tickets
MagHlic1nt scheme / prize OF $4,000, OF 10000, l
CT 500, &c, &c. Tickets si2, halves 8; quarters 3.
Orlers iof Packages, Certificates 81 Packages ana
si6ge Tickets la all lie Lo,te.i5s viii te promptly at
tcnd:d t., aad drawings cent Wnen requested: Please
adisss orders TO y. =.
AMI 10 Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE.

&c tho death of the Senior partner OF
In ,h see eonssrn' and being E unable 70 give the business
ny:sIi' 's & p s;.ss.ss s 's .sii al ' Ss' :,os (, ,i xs''sas and nd
mAnus, au. = and belonging TO the Store lately oc-
appnneh IA y !. :, he GordonsviIle Depot, Orange coun-
cup,eu = ans willing TO embark In such a business
Such an opps5,anl'y !, 70 is q y NO ms man . aI@Gas1a's ~ ~is'is
ou., : ynsuccessful-but, having been established
~ tnan i've years; the store mas a good run Of Gus
on, VI attention to make il continue 30 TO be. Per-
sons willing 10 purchase will find me disposed TO make
ibe terms as favorabie as possible.
Surviving partner OF Hamilton & Williams.
Richmond, Dee. 2, le<7.-en
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sscarsn Marble Works.

RIDGE RUAD ABOVE SPKING E5KDEN STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
TtUlS extensive establishment II erected on an in
proved plan, and. nv tnr aidlof Steam Power, na.
EIfactures all kinds of Plain and sntal MAR
BILE WORK, in \ superior style, and Al the Lowest
prices.
The largest and hes. assortment Of Marble 1iantels,
Imported Parlor and Garden Staiuary, Vases and
Fountains, Tiles fnr floors, &c, may he sern NJ the
Ware Rooms, 10 which the attention Of The public is
respectfully invited.
Marble Cutters supplied at all times, with any num-
her nf finished Mant-ls and Marble Tops, Italian
Tombs and Monuments, cut 10 sizes or finished; also,
constantly on hand 4 large assortment OF American
Grave Stones, in the rough or finished, Marble IN block,
&C., JuIiS BAIRD,
Ridge Road. above Spring Garden Street.
phUsdrlnht, March JS-Qm
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A CARD.

IL yerlise lnent OF Thomas w. boswell as De-
puIy Sheriff Tor Richard Adams, Sheriff OF Hen
rlco county, in which he SPEAKS OF the properly
taken by him, under executions against me, as
improperly, consider i, an act OF justice TO my.
sell, Tin order 10 prevent erroneous opinions 10 my
prejudice iIom being formed by the public that
| should say, that The property in question is not
my properly, but the property OF 0 hers, in no wise
liable under the said execu ions; ard the levy Of
The Said executions has been an act OF oppression
and injustice, Tor which redress will BE- promptly
sought By h parties injured against those respon-
slbie her ior, agtecab!y 10 lhe laws OF The land.
April ll-3t r. Il. JENKINS,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Greek Nation Prize Office,
NO.lol EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond

MOO EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
SCHEMES FOR APRIL, Is4s.
IS. 1000 DOLLARS!
Virginia LeesburC Lottery, Class Is, fnr ls4a, to be
drawn in Alexandra on Saturday. Aprl Is Grand
Scheme: s35, oUU, Ia, 900, iu,CGO, 1000, :uu OF COO. &c.
Tickets SlO-sharrs In proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Virginia LeesbuTg Lottery, Glass l6, for 1913, To be
drawn al Alexandra, on Saturday, Aprilaad. l5drawn
Nos.in n package of rs Tickets. Magnificent Scheme:
6o,nC0, 10000, l5,GG0, l0,G0U, $500, 3 Of 3,0vO, 3 of
1000, 4 Of $500, % Of 900, 20 OF 600, &c. Tickets
$50; halves 10; quarters5 5. A certificate Of a package
Of 25 Tickets will be sent for s200-shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass IL. for 1913, 10 be
draws al Alexandria. Saturday, April a9th. Of so Lot
tery-l3 drawn ballots. Grand Scheme: $40, UCO,
10000, 5000, $500, 1882. sc. Tickets slai halves 6;
quarters 3.
JERSEY LOTTERIES FOR APRIL, 1918.
April l2-Capital s3i 600. Tickets $40. IS Nos, 10
drawn.
April ls-Capilal sao, lao. Tickets $40. 70 Nos, 10
drawn.
April a6-Capi.aI s35, COO. Tickets $40. 70 Nos, IA
drawn.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares, in any Of the above Schemes, addressed 10
the undersigned, will receive the most prompt atten-
tion, and an account of each drawing forwarded as
soon rs il Is received.
n. B-Huriey pays postage on all letters 10 and
from his office.
lIurley's rule is To cash Ill prizes at sight.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other vendors.
Hurley has nj all times a complete assortment of
Tickets, ranging In price from 81 To $50.
No 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
P. S.-All business strictly confidential. March %
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Eaifed STATES HGtei.

WASTTNUT Hun, d. Q.
.EaVIHG purchased Mr.. Z. Halls interest IN this IS
al tabiishment. we beg leave 10 inform our friends
and the travelling community that the house IS nov
omen for the reception OF visitsrs. lis situation being
only a lrw minutes walk from the Railroad Depot and
III Capitol, renders it one of the most DESTROYS loca'
tiuns in the city.
BY giving our personal attention TO our guests, We
hope to merit 4 share of public patronage.
MarcIi 23-eolm UAW, YELERTE s. co
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A ca r D

THE subscribers intending to retire from the retail
i business, and to commence, under a new firm, ON
the LIST of March, n wholesale business, in The new
store next below Messrs. H.. W. T. IL. Fry & Co., in
anticipation of which change, they have leased their
Store I43, Eagle square, for a term Of years 10
Messrs PARKER, BAYLY & NiMMo, who will
open an entire new stock of STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS In all the month of March, which will
h. carefully selected with reference 10 a FASHION
ABLE RETAIL BUSINESS, and We take pleasure in
recommending them 10 our retail customers and The
public generally. BROOKS, BELL b HUDSON.
~ ~ Ift
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sent him."
Thomas NJ. lsbell, Esq, has accepted The nom-
ination a. The Democratic candidate lot Inc oen.
ate from the Buckingham District. we 'es'e'
tha, We have not room for the correspondence 10
The Lypchburs Republican. Mr. l. would NIL
the pos, with grea. ability, and We heartily wish
him success.
PRINCE EDWARD.-We are requested to
call the attention of voters in this county 10 the
fact, that the bill establishing a precinct election
ut Farmville passed both Houses OF the Legisla.
iure al the last session.
Major w. A. Sparks, Paymasier U. S. Army
formerly in the Virginia Senale,) has arrived at
New Orleans from The Brazos. There was no.
thing new in that quarter. Gen. Wool had given
notice OF his intention TO march upon Zacatecas
with about 1000 men. OF course The armistice
will at least postpone the execution of his plan.
Al a meeting OF the Democrats OF Accomac
on The 9Th April, delegates were appointed to an
Electoral District Convention 10 be held at aamp.
ton on the first Wednesday of May, TO choose de-
lega,es to Baltimore. Proceedings in our next
The Wings Of Missouri have nominated d.
Mitchell for Governor, and Edward Bales for
Lieut.. Governor. They have also appointed de-
legates to The National Convention.
Major Scion BorIand who was taken prisoner
Al Encarnacion, MEXICO, with Gaines, &C., has
been appointed by the Governor, the Senator from
the Stale of Arkansas, to fill The vavancy occa.
stoned by the resignation OF MIR. Sewer. Major
B. belongs 10 The fraternity Of The press.
WELL DONE!-The Michigan Senate has
postponed indefinitely the "Wilmot Proyiso" re-
solutions, which had passed The house.
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ARRIVED,
Schr. Tribune, Nicksr>on, Boston.
Schr. Josephine, Ferris, New York.
Schr. Wafer Witch, Baker, Boston.
Schr. Ellen Sedgwick, Beaslon, New York
Schr. Powhatan, Phillips, Baltimore.
S.hr. Geo. w. Corner, Graham, Baltimore.
Schr. Henry Brown, James, New York.
Schr. Enterprise, Bibber, Passport, plaster TO
q. Ludlam, e. Co.
Schr. Carpo, Threfealheru, Portsmouth, N. f.,
plaster to Rankin & Whillock.
Schr. Jos. Lybrand, Teal, New York, salt TO
Davenport, Allen & Co, Edmond & Davenport.
Schr. Pocahontas, Smack, New York.
SAILED.
Schr. Charger, Post, New York.
Schr. Rochester, Wise, New York.
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"sETs THE WIND IN THAT oUARTERi"
We were al frst startled on reading in yester-
lays Republican, which has been looked upon
rs a most incorporating anti.territory organ,
o following proposition to 'extend The area: :"
III The Mexicans do not sustain the present
1ealy, and the government is still determined 10
make them sell any portion of their territory, we
sould decidedly 60 for advancing to tie Sierra
Madre, which is a much better military boundary
han a river, and would more permanently Sc.
:ure The peace Of the two nations"
The mystery is explained, when We r~ecollec,
Ia, this is the line recommended BY "Old Fac
he Republicans hero and model in every thing.
G course, then, it is all highland, moreover, /,
I'll save The trouble Of a future annexation of the
Lew Republic OF New Leon" which is 10 be
established, according to the following prediction
The New Orleans National, quoted by the Re.
publican:
That within ninety days after The ratification
utae treaty Of peace between the United States
sao 'he republic Of Mexico, the Mexican depart.
uens OF New Leon, Tamaulipas and Coahuila
WI revolt and declare themselves free and indie.
EE%ndent," with Gen. Mirabeau B. Lamar, OF
wa, the first President Of the new republic OF
For a "nolerritory" paper, The Republican is
oeoniug sweepingly progressive" in advising
zoe acquisition Of three more provinces Of 1.-THE
aoouinasiou Of desolation, in addition 10 The two
desert" provinces Of New Mexico and Calilor.
IVA, which Mr.. Webster and the Richmond Wing
" Justify abuse. Truly, 1.-THE times are ou. of
o'n'"-bu,&e Taylor organ OF Virginia is, we
resome, but keeping pace with the old soldiers
Jews quoted in The leller published BY MIR. Bolts
u mat the ahOk Of Mezieo will eventually come
'alo our government.
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E5. aosiE.at Co.
%ESbA W.
MANAGERS OG LOTTERIES,
pfN.r1nGn t-rEcINIi

MANAGERS U! LII TEEiIES,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
1SEE sans attraction a. heretofore is sill offered 10
/ 4. patrons IF thl. agency. ID. PAINE - CO. are
ncw h from, ralh Manage Of Lotteries in the Uni
led safes, being tie oldest, aud presenting Schemes
whioi are equal. ii no; superior. to any heretofore Of
Ief.d and, 10 i further evidence that Pdiue's tickets
continue in The aseeudancy, we have The pleasure OF
announcing that another splendid prize Of sI5,O01 was
sent tom this ggenCy last Wees 10 c b Luck, Vsnder,
OF hi. place. E,ecoliect, d. Pane & Co. have .rnt more
urize.to Richmond IN Inc last year than all other Ma.
mayer together. Orders meet our usual prompt attei-
ton. addressed 10 US. or TO
G. II. PURCELL, gent for Paine & Co.,
Richmond, Virginia.
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They have taken the house Go. Ia, West Main
| street, now in the occupancy Of Messrs&ERn0KS,
BELL &c HUDSON, and will be ready early in March
ne1t 10 offer /, their friends aud thr puh!ic IN Entirely
new and extensive assortment Of FOREIGN AMI
TIC STAPLE y FANCY DRY GOODS
with assurances that no pains shat, hi spared 10 mel ri
their natronae.. ALEXANDER K. PARKER,
PEYJON C. BAYl.Y,
Feb olst. lS4s. ROBERT n. GIGMU.
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DEATHS.

Died, at the resid ence of her father. HANNIBAL Har-
ris J 10 Powhatap county, on The 2nd day of March, at.
ter an illness Of four weeks, of Consumption, ELLEN
HARRIS, in the 10Th year of her age, Gin the conf
dence Of a certain faith, In the comfort off reasonable
religious and holy hope"
lr LYnchhnrg papers requested 10 COPY.
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MRS. LAWRENCE'S
ss q a Fd q O 6

AIRS. II. G.. LAWRENCE has taken those new and
IVl commohiousT errments over the Stores Of MessrS.
Brooks, Bell & Hudson and Messrs. Binford & Fry, on
the Eagle Square, Main street, nearly opposite her old
day, a well a. yearly and monthly %boardrrs. In good
style. Terms moderate. The location for persons Vi
sitting Richmond on business is one Of the best In tho
CITY. July 9-rwly
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SATURDAY, APRIL 2ap.
S6O.OOOl 20OO0l 15O0Ol 100000


W ID Drawn Nos. out OF 75.LN
The VA. LEESBUIG LOTTERY, Class No. TO-
Tickets saO-halves, quarters and cighths in proper
tion.
" There being Is drawn numbers out of rs in the
above splendid Lottery II offers rare advantages for the
purchase Of packages, as will be seen by the following
statement:
RT A discount of three Tickets, or Shares, made on
packages NJ this office.
A package Of " holes % for %, at $40, costs $40
Warranted 10 draw 500 gross-nett ai5
Risk on a package of whole Tickets, SIS
for which amount, tf preferredl n certificate can be
obtained, emitting the holder 10 all that il may draw
over and above the amount of s255, allowed In the pur-
chase-packaees Of shares on like terms.
Or Orders for packages, certificates of packages,
single tickets or shares in the above, or in any Of Maui.
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, tof which there are drawings
every day, al prices varying from 81 10 $40 for tickets
wilfecrlve the most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately TO distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
1J- Recollect No. 3-"There's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'More.' April 10
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a pP0CI a NATION.

a PROCLAMATION.
INFORMATION having been received by the Execn-
1 tive, that WASHINGTON HALL, a free negro,
charged in Clarke county, with an assault with ihien 10
kill, has fled from justice and is now going NJ lares-l
do therefore hereby offer a reward Of fifty dollars TO any
person or persons who shall arrest the said washington
Hall and deliver him into the Jail If Clarke county; and
I do moreover require all officers ofthis Commonwealth,
civil and military, and request the people generally, 10
use their best e1ertions TO procure The arrest oil The SAID
Hall, that he may be brought to justice.
Given under my hand rs Governor, and under the
f,x., lesser seal of thu Commonwealth, at Rich
mond, this Goth day Of March, In the year lsas.
WM. SMITH.
~ WASHINGTON HALL is described as about SIX
feet high, stou,ly made, and very b,ack-with thick
lips. and a fine set Of tecth-abont % or q years OLD,
and born and raised In Clarke county.
March a4-csw
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by THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLAMATION.
INFORMATION having been received by The E1ecu-
: tive, that Robert Afford, a free man oil Color, cor,
vic,ed, in the county of Stafford, of felony, has broken
Jail, and fled from Justice, and is now at large DO
therefore hereby offer a reward Of fifty dollars TO any
person or per ons who shall arrest me SAID Robert a..
and do moreover require all officers OF this Common
wealth, civil and military, and rrqnestthe people gene
rally, TO use their best .1ertinns TO procure ihe arrest Of
the said Afford, that he may be brought to just 9.
Given under nv hand as Lieutenant Governor, tact-
Ing in the absence OF The Governor from me
tsRAL.) seat Of Government and under the lesser sea-
of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this lhh
day of March, in the year 1915
March 2l-c6t u 4. DANIEL.
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rRUST SALE Of VALUABLE LAM
A Nm NEGROES. IN CAMPBELL.

Ry virtue Of a deed oil t'nst executed BY Or.
As J,mrs +. stevens, on the LIST OF Decem. IA.
tsTEM her I-33. me undersigned, as Trustee, -
Mk.Ms substituted, ~ q decree Of the County u
coud Of Campbell, in tb. stead of the late Thomas a.
II,Ieouhe. The Trustee named in the said deed J will
rrocr,d 10 sell, ny way Of public auction. on FRIDAY,
,,nr i'm fy Of April, tei5, that valuable Tract Of Land,
in the county Of C%anp1eli, now in The possession Of
Dr. James 7. Stevens, lying between Beaver and Op0s
sum Creeks, containing about eight hundred ceres
Also, al the same lime. about thirty valuable NE
GROES, among them field hands, house servants. &C.
THE sale Will take place on the premises, commencing
al II O'Clock, A. NJ. and be continued till The whole
property is sold. -
TERMS-The Land will be sold on q cfedit Of D, liz
and "a months from the day of sale, and the purchaser
required to give bond with security, and The title will be
retained ill the las, payment Is made. The Negroes
na,o,iahIe note. satisfactorily endorsed. Possession OF
the land will be given AT Christmas pext-but The pur-
chaser will have iee RICH, Of going upon the premises
even on the day OF gale. JOHN NJ. SPEED,
March l0-cwtds TrDsife.