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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
R.oaNoND 4 DANvILLE RAILROAD {
PnbIiahed bY AuthoritI,
AN ArF FOR THE PAOTEoTIoN OF SHEEP AND TO IN
ORE.sE THE GROWTH OF Wool PASSED FEBRUARY

AN GcF FOR THE PaoTEoTIoN OF SHEEP AND TO IN
ORE,sE THE GR0WrHaOR Wool PASSED FEBRUARY
whereas an nc ease Of the growth wool in this Common
wealth Is aa Important bat more especially 20 In he
struggle Southern cOnderAcy Is maintaining for her indie
Re enacted by the General Assembly, That from and Aer
the shall be lawful for any person what
ever 10 buy or SELL within the limits Of virginia, any thseP fo
the purpose buchered slaughter the same a. home
Win sending the meat 10 market during the
OF The preaeu penalty every sheep oaughered
Of ny dollars Buthis section shall not apply 70 the purchase
or sale OF mutton lamb upon the cerncaie Of physician or
surgeon dsd and faith intended for any sick
or wounded person under his care
ItA be the duty Of all Magistrates, Sherhs and oonSabe
70 see that this executed and upon information given or
complaint of violation thereof 70 1usce
peace he shall issue his warrant the party cnAge
and satisfied Of the guilt OF the party 30 charged shall cause
collection and payment OF the sooVe penalty W exeouuon
In cases Of Judgment orwsrrAns ,.,,,, .
Upon co npalnt before justice By any inhabitant Of
sheep owned BY L have been destroyed
by county the justice shall BY warrant under his
hand appoint less than two mere than three dscret
residing the place where the In
ay alleged 10 bs committed whose duty II shall be 70 pre-
fohah upon actual vew and such other Information
accessible Ascertain tie truth OF the complainant and
81 the ioury which has been sustained aud
thereof In writing under their hands together with
the justice, him. and proper information
shall issue his Warrat against the owner whose
dog or dogs have done the uy and shall asiess him
vita the amount Of damage and cause execution 70 be ISSUED
upon collection thereof with the costs incurred
party sustaining the loss and where the dog be-
longs slave the shall in all be reponsibe for
the loss sustained together with The costs But either party shan
Ing to the provision section chapter hundred and
ay Code; Provided That tho execution authorized 10 be
sheriff Of the county and levied him according
should amount OF damages aSsestei exceed my dol
lars
This act shall be In force from is passage.
r' VIM T. GORDON, JA
CLERK Of House Of Delegates and Keeper Of Rolls
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11


Major General PAtteA AadsrsOa has besa assigned to
The command Of the Florida fersos, and arrived at
Tallahassee.
All the damage the enemy have done to Fort Powell,
Gfser throwing oOs shO. and she'll, was repaired in
ten minutes.
Ne. j. W. Young, Of Aafaula, Ala, has three ma
chimes ins oPsrAiiOa invented BY himself, which turn
Gus 500 pairs Of socks per day.
Vic, President Stephens was in Augusta, Ca, en-
the a. fs gl-E-
Lieutenant General PembertOn Is at present IN
Mobile. s.ttsl
Ols million dollars we're funded In four per cent
bonds Ia Raleigh, few days since.
P'ises Of provisions are falling in Atlantis.
The steamer Amelia was recently captured in Flo
rida port BY Federal cruiser The loss including the
ca 80, IS estimated At $500, 900.
g. h. Christian, Congressman elect from tbs 7sh
District Of North Carolina, died few dAys since.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
FIGHT At SUFFOLK AND R0UT or ZHg

lAAhEEo.
The following oRcial despatch ESs received at che
war Department last evening, announcing ths dsfsa'
Of the eaemy at Suffolk, and the OOSuPatiOO Of the
town By our forces under Cen n. W. RlnsOm
PsrERsBUhO. March IOih, 1854.
The fOIloSiDg desI A;ch just received:
HEAross. SUFFOLK, Mar. s,h. via. !
WKIDON, Mar. lOsh, 1884
The enemy occupied Suffolk in force on Sunday. We
attacked them to d,y, and aher short struggle drove
them in rout out Of the town; killing number, cap
turing one pisce Of artillery and large quantity q
Conmissary snd Qasr.ermastsrs' stores. The enemy
ere flying to Portsmouth burning bridges and leaving
every thing bshisd We Pur,u3d beyond B-rDard''
Nils. n. W. Ransom B;ig. Gsnl
T. PICKETT, Mi GenL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
BEYOND NM CHOWAy RTYER

No people Of the COnederaoy are truer to cause
than these beyOad the OhOEan rvsr, North O4rOfna,
aadnc have suffered more BY the rAVa3es of war.
The whole couotry beyond h1 river has been literally
Quilted, and families formerly in I'll ienos are now sadly
distressed for the common neeessaries of life.
A short tine ago Iarty Of 'oolcred" soldiers came
ont frcu Norfolk and persuaded away several hundred
negroes from Peequ.mons and adjoining cOnhss, one
gentleman losing sixty-Rva.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

Names AHSrVERsAn|.-In March 90, commencing
the 5.h and continuing three dVs, the great BATHS
o; Pea Ridge, Arkansas. was fought The enemy zero
driven from the field with heavy loss. Gems. Ban Nc
CullOugh aud MOIntosh we're killed in this battle. On
the s.h, the memorable naval engagement in Hampton
Roads took places the Oh, tae OODaict between the
Virginia and Monitor. Ga the ssne day, TIE SFGtua-
IOa Of Manassas BY Gen. JOhnstOnS army commenced.
On the Ish the battle of Ns=bsrn N. @. On the sab,
the battle VI KsrnatoMn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

General Whiting, commanding at WILMINGTON, has
issued an order declaring all pilots, excepting those over
military og4 be in the service Of TIE Government
and TO be a. once enrolled suol. All Who will
iug to serve tbe Government in thai eaFActy viii be
permitted to follow their OosupatOn and be detailed on
ships in ike manner With s'gual oHesrs Those who
win no: serve as pilots vi be at sent to the Con-
script Camr.
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TO MISsoURIANS.

By General Orders No. ssre issued by
General ordered that soldiers from any
srving companies from another State SHALL they desire IT,
allowed transfer the OF the which they
are serving TO the troops fro N their etste.
The undersigned Recruiting 0ces for the First Missouri
Brigade commanded by Brig Gen ooekrei and any hissou-
ranS desiring transfer that iglde can by correspond
with accomplish that object Any who have already
fer can by reporting u.s. obtain g. SnspoTtsion, etc
once CLAY street. between Th and S fourth door from 7h
street. 1t. COL X. 4. BEVIEK,
NH 6-1w LII. Col. HUGH A. GARLAND.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

FARNvILLE, March lst, 1861
DEPOSITS will not be received or checks
~ paid at the PARMERs' ANK OF VIRGINIA, at Fd,r,pe
between 27h March and st April next Balances cheeks GER
uncaes &c. and unpAd the LIST April viii be paid 10
ency previous date It's equivalent In value. Parties will
be aided in funding their deposits. .rfa,
~ Interested parties win ple1se itend TO this act os
promptly. A. VAUGHAN,
maI-2aW2w Oanh
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AvHRnL's GUIDl Dr. A. L. wyle, of Craig cOunty,w o
committed to Castle Thunder the charge of pilot
ting Avsrll in his raid on the Virginia 1 Tennessee
Railroad had himself broughI before Judge Lyons on
writ of AGLsas corpus, Wednesday. The return to
the writ setting forth that Wyo was held under order
Of the Secretary Of War for examination on the charge
OF holding intercourse with tho enemy, aiding the enc
nv, 30, H., the Judge remandsd him to the custody
OF the military aulhsrieB
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

FIAE.-A hrI occurred At one o'clock, on "Wednesday,
the house Of NJ Richardson, Church Hill, at the
had of the "briCk steps" Ths top of the houts was
very much damaged Aad ne WhoS building would have
been destroyed bat for the timely aid OF number of
soldiers and cGssn' wac assisted in extiDgulshing the
aIuSs Tee building belongs to the HardgrOVe estate,
asd was partially insured Ths damage to Mr. Richard
soma furnltuse by FIRE and water, was considerable.
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FRON TORK RTERR

Ocial information has been received that three gun
bats and ave transports have assembled York river TO
the vicinity Of West Po.ns AID aodHg troops on
the South side Of he riv,r SbOs. Ave miles below that
pOiut TIE object OF the movement has net yet been
developed th1ugh believe Itile Importance Is At
tached 10 il in Official circles.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

Providing F9R HMsELI.-Charles, slave Of nry s.
Weldon, was arrested BY the city Psce yesterday aad
locked up in the walsh house. the charge Of stealing
$50 pOuu Of bacon and so Pounds OF hsur, from VIM.
A JSRea.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

OIUsEEE-The meaning Of this IudGn name Of the
lace in florida where the yankees received Euch Sc
druboing at the hands Of the brave ARM Of D.
Rins9au, a said 80 be sHtll" The fellows Who re.
Gently here their hats Ia Mississippi ths words 10
Mobile o. 20 Hell" and who certainly ddn't get to Nc
bile will doubtless think there s IRE than one 0luH-
Neo in the q suth
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

NOTlCR.--On account of the new Currency
Blu Udeh goes inio Operation the lst April NEXT
gre nces 70 al who hold upon
sher o. We Banks that they nu them before the
roo inse or PAynsn ohesvis they viii receive pay
nel NE pralns currency or cent bonds which the
bAnks may deei upon Whch they are drAWn.
All pesls 10 whom are i,dsbted are ~ come
ward oee me toth nsA and receive the due them
Otherwise We vii pAysOnly in he present currency
nh ll-3avuA 6HAa T. W0KTHAM a CO.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
OFFICE RICH. & YORK RIVER + r. CO.,
RInnMoNn March In 1884

RIoHMoSD March TO- 1854.
A Ii checks drawn by this Company, and all
IA crafts IT, and AL other claims aganIt this
psny dividends, interest open account otherwise
PRIOR the 2h Of March, 1854 must be presented for
before that No checks viii be drawn drafts
honored payments made tbs Office from that day to the
I'd April poxmo All checks Issued and drafts drawn deotS
due prior 18th OF March, 1854 presented payment after
proxmo, will be paid Ia tue present at Its
value or OF the company In four per cent bonds
Of Confederate States the currency the rate Of
three for two OF the fixed by act Of
Congress- passed February l7th 1854
NH Il. HARDWOOD.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
SAVANNAH. GA.

- CAPITAL TWO AND A HALF MILLIONS,
Securely Invested IN The STATE Of GeOrgiG and other Bonds
HAVING established an Agency in hich-
mond Is now prepared to ensure against damage b. ERE
buildings Of every description Furniture Merchandise
duee for long short peros All adjusted promptly and
paid by ths Agent. -'
AARON WILBUR President.
J. II. MONTAGUE, Agent,
fe25-2Aw2w Richmond, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

Bus. GU. MARCUS A. WKIGHr, of the Army G.
Tennessee, has been assigned to the command of tt,
peat Of Atlantis, Ga
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nESIRABLY LOCATED FARM OF ara

~ ARES 10 Dlnwddle the Great Southern Railroad, Il
Petersburg for SGeWe authorize 70 sell farm,
located above both sides oft railroad II miles south Of Pc
eSbug containing AK by recent OF which about
lis open LANAI and balance In wood About 500 acres
pretty good rail- The improvements consist
small dwelling kitchen and house. It distant about
mile stopping place railroad The house sits
handsomely eevAed spot about 800 yards from the rail-
read and with moderate outlay in lmprov ng the buildings
&c could be made very handsome place.
To eject speedy sale, win be sod for the low price Of s2S
Apply to GoDDIS APPBRsoN.
u,h1n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

YASkEI RAID.-The Mobile Tribune learns tias a
Yankee rAlding party Is expected to mSve nom hsD,
Ella, to attack Sparta aud Evergreen South Alabama
The force nunber' according to report sbouI six hun
hrah
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AUCTION NOTICE.
THIS DAY.


BY DAVENPORT a CO.. Stock Auctonssrs.
0fee corner u Gary ana lSihss.
W. shall sell at auction at the Office Of the
M 1854 surs1S s. Ss%P'ny on h.oh
.oooo a, bonds AND STOCKS.
Coco ooasssl..s per cent Coupon Be-ds
s s$$$ +: 4 : '''N g
80 .A.rs 3 y. = and q R 9sas s'sf ss.. do
az 40 We Msr cha "a i2.S,soG: Company Stock
-, " O, 90 .. Bank o. c ,.s wealth
.ss such other D'' ''' = r t day
The above sale pOpOnsd snl FRIDAY March lib a. 10
O'cIoek.M DAVENPORT 90.
mia
-t25 900 North Carolina per cent bonds.
WIN Ss eStsS 70 .s ss asSs, :ss Registered Bonds
a SSS9 = % s T.s:, ssyl Notes.
10000 Va. Treasury Notes.
@ shares Exchange Bank Stock.
5000 North Carolina SIS.
1000 Gold Coin.
Sterling Bill on London.
shares CITY Glass Works Co. stock
o DO Bank Of Virginia
100 do Bank OF Richmond
10 do ord Dominion Insurance Co.
do jane River Canal Packet 90.
5000 Fifteen Million Coupon Bond,
1000 and r per cent. Resd Bonds.
nnlL DAtEsfoEr 20.
ROBINSON, ADAMS CO., Auotion..r.
Corner Of 81 sud Main streets.
WE wi offer at auction, on FRIDAY, 18th
w instant, ut 10 O'CLOCK
20 bags choice N. o. Sugar
10 bbls DO do
hhds. do do
= casks Rice
20 bores Candies
30 do No. ! Bar Soap
20 do Fancy do
20 bags Copperas
10 kegs Bi Carb Soda
bags Black Pepper
With gene al assortment Of Groceries
ALSO
1900 packages Manufactured Tobacco
6001 los. smoking do
ouba Plantation Cigars
90 Kegs haoeoboy SNUFF
mbs I'd e, ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 co.
% NEGROES AT AUCTION.
~ viii sell II auction,
20 LIKELY NEGROES.
s.a. DAVIS 90,
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A nCTI0N Sale of Valuable Country Sea


IA on the Brooke Turnpike miles above Richmond,
tanning acres together With the effects thereon,
s also Of E.ts on Brooke
10 the city Of Richmond and large humber ei Loe ~ hsnre
Avenue and handsome squares In NE plan OF
Bacons Quarter Branch Tavern property.
Mr. Woodhn trustee acting for the heIB and
Devices OF Captain John Goedp deceased late o. the county Of
THURSDAY the 1Ith March 1864 commencing az IL O'Clock A.
NJ beautifully located farm IN The Brooke IsrnPke two
tanning IS which will be sbdyided into Lo each cen
tanning - acres except enc tSsh s sSn1aS ~ Acres
describe fuller than that che land lays remarkably lev
Of sized family the most Of which Is in excellent or
der After the land small parcel Of Furniture viii
Be sol tosehe. With the crop; OF o,r1 saa .odds zone T.
utensils together With parcel OF felled wood
Possession given In few days And The day, the
premises at O'Clock NJ, that large and we'll built Framed
Dwelling tide Of Brooke Avenue, between Clay and
Leigh Streets fronting aDsu 90 feet and running back 1855 ct
following ysiaSbe Lots viii be sod Vi. Lot on Tie south side
OF Leigh street In HAryes plaza W. Davis back yard
beSuu Lot In Gaham pan at the Of Moore and Pine
Streets fronting 2O feet running back about 100 feet also half
Lot No in Duva aediion Henrieo near 10 W. RobnsoUs
And beautiful squares the pAu Bacon Quarter Branch
Tavern Property, viz: Nos H. H. IS a. 16 &C. II and 49,
each conlsnIDg about 400 feet rOnt By streets
Terms CASH The taxes for 1854 70 be paid By The puchas
mhlO-id Gucis
NOJICE.-I will Sc !, at the house of Henry
2Sd day Of his mouth 20 the highest bidder for ready moDry
all the personal property Of said Dec attached for the benspt Of
r. 7. Foster 4 Co., consisting Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
A Valuable Library,
Horses Wagons, Gears,
Several Hundred Cords Of Wood,
Thirteen very Valuable Negroes.
LF,J. AsIss Deputy, for
J. w. MONTAGUE,
mh9-tds 3t.t'n Sheriff Montgomery county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

2w. B. FLznSO, Confederate Judge for Eastern
Georgia, has affirmed tbs eORsiitutlSnaiy of Ee
ConsespiO AutSubstitute) Act in an able opinion,
Ktioh We End in the savannah Republican, of the 9Th
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THE SALE OF
l. "FONTAINBLEAU"

- -
POSIP NED.
Many gentlemen who desire to purchase this place. having been
prevented by nclemency Of weather from attending and
probably from the raid Of the enemy the railroad
Fredecks Hail. have deemed best 70 postpone the dty Of
sale 70 81 t.. .ca s.lftt .r.. fl-
Saturday, the I2th OF March,
when will be sold at public auction In 70 numerous
let will sell in this sAysO0O0 cash. In The
ency, and i0OOO payable In two three ave
after the Of the $4,000 In
and after the above, beacg Interest and payable
semi annually and secured by deed OF trust on q land
would sell Ave the place. who, though advanced In
OF them good working hands, and will not de
The have visited this farm but and
sured by from their ocers that had
injury would have been done There little pre-
henon Of their coming again. since the rven below have
been planted with orpsdoes
With additional hands aud double pows ssed
that The place would this year. Especially good fruit
udiciousy realize the 900 $780,
000 besides ample supply Of provisions another year
There urnt1re for sale about twenty hogs and Pig
mule, cOrn fodder and shueka, plOES, 10, &C.
The number Of charged the conmones books Is
1915 by sctuaSurVey l02H. The title Is questionable
The way OF approaching from Richmond BY private
veyance STAGE by Mechansve Turnpike, Old Church.
New Castle The stage lesves Richmond early Tueilsy
NH s~dtctds ~ wM p PoYTAIEe
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

IN CHANCRRY.- Rules held in the Clerks
ONCE Of the Circuit oOur; Of Buckingham county Monday,
the It'll DAY OF March, 1854
IVeron Wright Wright and Mary Wright infants
der the OF tWenyone years. who by P Leach their
guardian and next hiend, PlAinths
against
Henry MeoGW In his right and admnIStraor OF Thos
W. Mcoraw deceased Martha A. Meoraw, WIN. d. McCraW,
r. g. Gary CHARLES T. James, and Mols Mcoraw the last
whom Infants under the age OF wentyone
John Sarah E. Locke A., Martha e. LAvinia b. Mcoaw,
Thomas, John, Clifford and Minnie McOaw the last four OF
whom infants under the age OF Wenty-ons years. Daniel W.
and Judith McCraW, Defendants.
b. hcCrLW, Adnlaator Of T. w. MoOraW deceased and
The sale and distribution Of the real and personal
ais Of said MOorGW, deceased among The parties ene
thereto.
Aud appearing by adsv Ia this cause, that The deen-
John O. NcorAu, not nAbitAnt OF this state, the
p nn5 notion IL ordered that the said John O. MoorAw do
within month amer due publication Of this ORDER and
do that necessary 10 protect his interest and that copy OF
order be forthwith inherited In the Richmond Whg pnblc
published In the city Richmond for four weeks
v and posted the front door Of the Courthouse Of this
coLnty, the FIRST day Of the next County Court
Acopy-Tese,
X. IRVING, O. O. O.
p LEACH, Pa. mhL-H4W
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laOLLINSI INsTTTUTF.

by order OF the Trustees, payments for the
- ensuing session Of Ais Institute must be made in the
ssS OF o. nledarAts money, Its equivalent Patrons
fer doing may delay payment until April
mhll-W oHAe Q. COCKS. Bupt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

LElD During the past year the VrEinll lead mines
pEOduesd Lead enough for ven millions Of ounce bills
AID this year the quantity viii be doubled.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

NOTICB.-All certificates or papers from this
ONCE which have heretofore been granted parties claim
10 be cizeu Of the state OF Maryland
and recalled sueh entitled benshs OF the law Of
Congress asylum citizens Of that State may
require cericses, viii make 10 writing
days advance acting forth distinctly the name age and place
e their BIRTH state and county the time At viii ihey
czeni or not nsilyes OF the state referred
at which they removed to the Ooofederscy, whom DO
granei specific proyd d<e object for which
be deemed satisfactory To order Issued nforma
ton having been reyed OF papers having fraudueny
pro ured or transe and being used by parties en-,
titled 70 the exemption Of the Cong Satisfactory proo
VII be required IN eoey case application that the paroles
rally citesens Of tie State Of Maryland.
JOHN H. wINDER,
RICHMOND, March Q, 1864.
mh5-lw -
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NOTICE.

THE City Savings Bank having determined
Il to wind up s Affairs, notice hereby given TO It's Deposit
forward and withdraw their funds Those
fail prior 2Sth March, 1864 hereby
the Bank will then Invest them four per cent Confederate
bonds their benefit authorized by Of Congress-
the nrs section OF the recent currency bill.
BY Of the Board. N. AUGUST,
uh4-eod t2S Cashier
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ascaxss whose papers narhcd Wth OrOs' w unsss
hat Or IzbserPton about % expire ana vi
sso,ft rroupiy n they vIh thsir papeu oolhnnsd
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TREASURY NOTICE TO FUNDING AS UN
DER ACT OF FEBRUARY n, 1854.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, y. s. A.

BIOHMosD, Feb 20, 1854. (
NOTICE is hereby given to all holders of
IN Treasury Notes bearing interest," they may
change Immediately once OF the Treasurer
Treasurer OF Dposy for cerncstes which viii
ene per bond and that tn said privilege
will continue un the LIST April ensuing after which, all
over Ave dollars be funded only 66
cents 70 the dollar except hundred dollar notes. which
date longer receivable for public dues and only
funded additional reduction Of ten ceat per month
The with the Bonds hich
may exchanged receivable for Of the 1861
the u amount expressed the without interest,"
NOT rrlR BONDS
CREDITS. B.. s...a
The sert time allowed should admonIsh all holders promptly
present the notes. the chance OF exclusion BY
pressure which will occur at the cad Of tbs month OF March
fsig-d1O., s.avqw4stadAp. Secretary Of Trsasa y
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TO THE VOTERS OF ESSEX.

THE Attorney General of the State having
Il given his opinion that reegbe to the ofe Of
Sheriff Of Essex county hereby declare myself candle for
the said efice THOMAS NJ HENLEY.
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RICHMOND WING.
FRIDAY MOANING, MARCH IL, lsOa.

FEsNs-DAnT, year. $50 siz nsn.hs Sls Tires nOasAa
8. Dor less period, IS per monih
sssWEEELT,1 year, S20s ak months, SIC No subscription
received OF lsss thAa SIX month";.
WnSIT, year $40 ak months, S5- No subswPaon rs''V'd
or iuss thaa SIX months.
q alliances al riak Of TIE Iubscrlbur.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

T INFORMATION having been received by the
Il Executive JOHN P. GUdNEIs convict in the PEN
enAy sentenced thereto by the Hastings Court OF the Oily Of
Richmond for thu crime grand larceny has escaped thereom
going at large Therefore, do cher reward OF one
hundred Atty dollars any persons Who shall
the said convict and deliver him into the pentenAy and
do moreover require all officers Of this Commonwealth civil and
military and request people generally their beat
pocure the OF the said convict that he may be
brought 10 Justice. &
I-I-l Given under my had Governor Of Virginia,
LIS land under Lesser Seal Of the Commonwealth, at
49, Richmond, this 9th day Of March, In the year 1854
WI. Smith.
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HANOVER.

7 AM candidate for the office Of Clerk Of
Il the Circuit Court Election 4h Tuesday May
mh9-oit p. r. NORMERT.
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By The HoVernor:
GHoRGB W. MuHFoRD,

Secretary OF Tho oommouvaAiih. b.
Gunnels born In Chambers county, Albama Is feet
inches high years old hair eyes; has mole
below the right Of mouth; large u1der the chin the
lu aud next toe Of the right foot shot or
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