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The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
STATE OF CALtFoRNIA--county of

SsTATE OF CALtFoRNlA--County Of
- Nevada.
To Aaron Butler, take notice, that writ OF
Attachment has issued from the office OF r.
W. Roberts, a Justice Of the Peace for Rough
and Ready township, in said county, on 'ne n,
29th day Of March, 1852, against you ana IN
favor of Perry Early, for the sum OF 'hir,y- d
nine and l5.l00 dollars, returnaoe on ,ne =, stn
Of April, 1852, before said Justice, AZ MS o,cS
snsw er at said time and place Judgment WIZ
he rendered against you for plaintiff s dc,
mnnd aforesaid, with damages and costs ana
your property attached be sold under exeen. u,
lion for payment thereof. Given under n ny
hand, at office, at Rough and Ready 'h's 'he
10Th day of March, 1852. N
qs.ew y. W. ROBERTS j'P.
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Nevada, April 1852.

Tax payers arc hereby notified and re-
quired TO meet me at the time and places
named in the Assessors notice, to pa; their
county and State tax for the year $50; those
negecting or refusing to DO so, will be put
to cost by such neglect OF refusal.
JOHN w. GALLAHER,
'o.6v SHERIFF N e
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ENXTRACTiNGG GOLD FROM QUARTZ
EL Messrs. CRIrreNDES & NEwLASp have
ad in successful operation for the last three
aonths, new process for the extraction oil
iold from Quartz, and are now ready to treat
With parties for the same on liberal terms. The
rocess is the cheapest. the most rapid, and
he most complete ever EMPLOYED and can be
'ttached to stampers, or any other method OF
rushing tho rock. Apply TO
VIM. II. STEVENS,
Agent for the propretors,
e9'lm Battery st, bet. Clay and Washinton.
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II T.. COGSVVELL, DENTIST
l. J.. flee ON the Plaza next door north Of
the California Exchange. Teeth. filled with
pure gold, and warranted for ten years. OPP
erations on terms the most reasonable for
cash only. 49-3m
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C. Il. STORY s. co.
REDJNGTON &. co.
EREsM JEwELRY--JACKs 8

i WUUDRUFF, importers OF Watches
and Jewelry, PA Montgomery ST., between
Washington and Merchant sts., San Fran
cisco, have just received per steamer Pana-
ma, large invoice of the most recherche
items in watches and iewelry ever landed in
this port, consisting of diamond, ruby, emer-
aid, and opal pins, rings and earrings, fine
London, Duplex and lever watches, cased
in California gold Thy one of their firm in
New Ycrk,) tea is, solid gold charms, sc.
Silver ware in all its branches. manufac-
turcd from native California silver; also Cal
ifornia & Id specimen and other jewelry made
to order, at short notice and reasonable ad-
vance.
Chronomctcrs rated by transit accurately;
chronometer and watch repairing executed
in the most thorough manner and warranted
Feb. 18th 1852. S4-lm
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A LCOHOL-loo bbls so and 90 per cent
"A above proof;
Powder--l0O kegs blasting, Hazard mills
Pure Spirits and Gin-l00 bbls landing;
Otard and Pinet Brandies-l0O or and 100
eighth casks, landing;
Tobacco-2o cases, small boxes;
Cheese 605O lbs English dairy;
Sup Caib: Soda-l000 lbs English.
For sale by STEVENS, WALKER & Co
COLIN Battery ST.. near Washington.
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~ MarysviIIc Packet.

flc---r.y--I|M q The steamerJ. BRAGDON.
SEe-r $SFs Thos. w. Lyles, master, will
leave on her first trio on Friday, Jan 9th,
1852, at O'Clock P. W. For freight or
passage, apply on board at Pacific st. Wharf
or to
WADSWORTH g. RAvESIES, Agents.
Sansome ST. near Washington, rp stairs
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SHAFTlNG, of Bagnali's best refined iron,
y from 2 l-2 10 d inches in diameter, for sale
" CONROY & O'CONNOR,
Sansome st, near Washingt ton. 5 Francisco,
94lm and 1870 J ST. Sacramento.
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Drugs, Medic,nes, Chemira's,
PerfemeyY, Fancy Articles,
<,.,o-jcoI ynstr,,,,e,,ts e.r

| Drugs, Nedic,nes, Chemira's,
Pcrfemerg, Fancy Articles,
| S,agical Instruments, &c,
| Agents for Wistar's Balsam OF Wild cherry
! Gsgood's indian Cholagogne, Corbett's Sha-
/ ker's Snrsaparilla. Graefenberg Company s
| Medicines, Dr Hunts Life Elixir, and lyatt's
/ siiaisaa;--stone building, corner of >ansom c
and Merchant sts. San Francisco.
Having respectively disposed of our retail
stocks and stands. we have this day ASSOCIATED
ourselves together for the tran saciion OFFS strict
/ ~ Importing, Wholesale and Jobbing business
! Thankful for the past liberal patronage of our
friends and the public, we solicit a contihuance
ot the same. trusting we shall be enabled. by
thus uniting, and by the residence Of one OF
the primers in the Atlantic States, to answe'
their orders more promptly and satisfactorily
than ever before.
| c. Il. STORY & co.
REDINGTON s. co.
e-s- Wo ore constantly receiving, per clipper
ships, and etier for sale, at Inc lowest market
| prices, for cash ONLY, large invoices of de
sirable, ORUas, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS etc
| 81 3m
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San Francisco Advcrments.

MIR. WIN. A. WALKER became a part
lNE ner Of mine on the first day Of January.
sS52. We shall continue business as CoMMIs-
ION MERCHANTS only. under the style and firm
If STEVENS, WAtKER s. Co.
VIM. H. STEVENS.
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:. DRUGS! Dl,UGS !-SroRY, kEpiyG-
SyT roS 8. Co, Importers, and Wholesale
III Dealers in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-17
NORFOLK.

The city of Norfolk has, at last, shown signs
of waking up TO her true interest. A few
months since the project of the Petersburg and
Norfolk Railroad was regarded with very little
favor. Indeed, the prejudice against it was
general and bitter. Now, the feeling in its ia
vor is ardent, and the opposition to it is entire
ly slenced. A large meeting W as held there
a few nights since, at which resolutions, for q
subscription TO the road by the city, were
adopted ananimousiy-the subscription, how.
ever, not to be paid until the State shall be.
come subscriber. Among the speakers was
Mr.. Alexander Rives, of Albemare, who in
dulged sentiments and views with regard to
the interests, prospects and advantages of Nor.
folk, that were highly gratifying to the people
of that city.
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THE BARBECUE AT THE SLASH COT
TAGE

Notice was given in this paper, q few days
since, that there would be dinner and barbe-
cue at the Slash. itcame off as had been am
nounced. The guests, consisting principally
OF gentlemen of this city, left the depot, in an
extra train, about IL clock, and arrived about
l. The cool shade and saubrous air of the
place, put everybody in good humor. We
found all prepared 10 our hands before we ar
rived. Any quantity Establishments were set
out, by the active and interchangeable host, Mr..
kImbrough, who, upon this occasion, trans
cended himself. At 3 o'clock the guests sat
down 10 dinner. 1t was an excellent din ner,
in the barbecue style, and as all were sharp
set, it melted before the guests like snow be-
fore the sun. It's enough 10 say, that the din
ner was in kimbrough's best style. After
dinner, the company amused themselves in
the style most agreeable to each. 1t is proper
to say, and We say it Wi tn pleasure, that tho
there was fiddle along, and though poor Pc
ter PEBBLES says, where there is fiddle there
is sure to be drinking" yet there was not a
drunken man on the ground. The cars left at
7, and all returned perfectly sober to Rich.
mond, atterahaving spent a most delightful
day, TO sleep soundly and wake with no sign
Of headache.
Mr.. Robinson proposes TO use the Slash as
a resort for persons from The city, who have
children, and wish to give them, occasionally
the benefit of the country air. 1t is admirably
adapted to such purpose. Indeed, we know
ofno place, in which youngsters could enjoy
themselves so much, and with such safety. To
old persons, too, it presents most agreeable
opportunity of spending day in the country,
and inhaling the most invigorating Of all tonics,
the wholesome country breeze. 1t is strange
10 US that young people have not yet selected
it for their picnic parties. They will before
long.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

uusr1rss CouRr.-Before Recorder Pull
liam. and Aldermen Cowles, Winghsld' In
loes, Evans and Bray.
This court on yesterday recommended 10
the clemen: of the Executive, in considera-
,;on of her youth and sex, and the imprison-
mept TO which she has already been subjected
during the tendency Of this prosecIfion-vh-
einia Ann Rix-who was, on The llth OF May
convicted and sentenced 10 twelve months I'M
prisonment in the penitentiary on a charge Of
felony.
Commonwealth VS.. b. II. Scruggs and
YIN. Scruggs.-Indictmeut for INSIDE
meanor-con,inued until next term.
Commonwealth vs.. Joseph Elnm.-Indict-
ment for a misdemeanor. The defendant be-
ing called in this case, failed to appear, there
upon scire faciGs was awarded against his
sureties for forfeited recognizance, and capias
against Elan to bring him before the court at
the next term.
Commonwealth vs.. James Ford Case con-
tinued until next term.
The application ofCaleb Frayser, free ne
gro, to remain in the Commonwealth and re-
side in the city, was rejected. There was also
presenlment against this negro for remaining
in the State contrary to law. Frayser was
until the next term 10 consider their judgment
in the premises.
Commonwealth VS.. Robert Hope.-Indict-
ment for a misdemeanor. Hope pleaded not
guilty, and sureties were given in the sum OF
$50 Tor his appearance at the next term OF the
court to answer the indictment.
Commonwealth VS.. Jane Fitzpatrick.-Two
indictments for misdemeanor. Mrs. FitZpat-
rick not appearing,a scire Jacias was awarded
against her forfeited surety, and caplas
against her, returnable al the next term of the
court.
Commonwealth VS.. Egnatie Wasseman.-
Indictment for Inisdemeanor. The defend
ant failing to appear, scire tdcsas was award
ed against his forfeited recognlzances, and a
capias against Wasseman to bring him into
court at the next term.
Commonwealth VS.. Francis Franklin.-ln-
dictment for msdemeanor, continued until
next term.
Commonwealth vs.. Nm. ChappeH.-In-
dictment for a misdemeanor, continued until
next term.
Ordered, that all causes, matters and things,
civil as we'll as criminal, on the docket ofthis
court, or otherwise pending thereon, and not
already tried or conlinued-be continued until
next term and then the Muy term fthis court
closed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-17

BosToN, May l3.-kossuth visited Fall
River 10 day, where he was received by a COM
mittee of arrangements. two military and seve-
raj fire companies, and crowd of citizens
He spoke in the town hail. one dollar admit.
lance being charged; the audience was quite
large notwithstanding the prevalence OF a
storm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-17

tHARGE--Elizabeth Martin, free negress, pre-
terred complaint before his Honor on Saturday
against Sylvia Gentry, another free negress Of as
sauting with stone From the evidence II sp'
peaiing that both had been qaarrelng concerning
their interest in certain negro named Edward
Aeek-ihe Mayor ordered them ten lashes each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-17
REMOVAL AND OPENING OF
SHIONABLE MIL LINERY.


@r Having procured suitable location for
III A1business, and fitted up in neat and appro-
&X pirate style, is now ready and would be
~ pleased to receive her customers and the
public generally, at her New Store, No 90 Main
street, five doors above 18th street. By recent ar
rangement, she will be receiving constantly, the
latest, most approved styles, and Fashionable
Materials, and customers may be assured she will
supply them upon terms more accommodating
than they could procure at the North.
20 Dress making Embroidery, &c, promptly
executed Store closed on Saturdays
nv I7-l2t
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We learn that an afiray orcurred in Plymouth
n. c., on Wednesday last, in which Cant Al.
fred Everett assaulted Mr.. J. K. Hopkins. ST..
in the street, and beat him numerically with ~
hickory cane, and afterwards with COW. hide
with which latter instrument he lacerated him
dreadtully, leaving him in most shocking con.
dition. The invasion of Everett's domestic
rights by Hopkins is said to have provoked
the attack.-Petersburg Int.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-17

NE" hooKs-We haze received of A. Morris,
two works tor the use OF children, which we think
quite useful They are The Chlds Little Think.
er'" and "The Thinker, Moral Reader"
Nash & Woodhouse have sent US the Arthur and
Carpenters History Of Virginia. and the Paris
Sketch look
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-17

InREauLAn PAss.-William Temple, slave IN
the employ Of Dill, Murphy = Co, was arrested
Thursday evening with an unendorsed pass on his
person and on Saturday the Mayor ordered him
III
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Richmond. VA:
Monday Morning, May IL, 1852.

1 We must positively request our adver-
Using friends to send us their advertisements
as early as they possibly can. Our advertising
is very heavy, and when they are received at
late hour they impose heavy buiden on the
printer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-17

THE RICHMOND BUILDING AssocIAT1oS.-We
understand the charter for this new association
has been obtained, and in few days meeting
will be called for its full organization.
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S We refer our readers to the advertisement
of Fl. Newman & Co POS Broad street, in anothe
column.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-17

F1sEp.-David Baker was duly fined for the mis-
conduct Of his teamster, in allowing his team to
stand without guard, in the street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-17

70 To the Voters of the City Q
| RichmOnd.-The Legislature OF Virginia la
ing very recently passed al Act, creating Il
| office OF sheriff for the said city, | hereby =
specially announce myself candidate for Il.
office. JESSE F KEESEE
an 24-dt11mau
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MARRIED..

MARRIED,
On the ll,h inst, at Trinity Church, by the Rev
Mr. Wheeler, Mr. ALEXANDER B. ARCHER, to
Mics ANNA E. FRANKLIN, all of this city.
On the 18th inst by the Rev James Chappell Mr..
BENJAMIN ARCHER, to Miss P. AGNES, daugh-
ter of Peter Grigg, Esq ali OF Amelia county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-17
NEW GOODs-SECOND -UPPLY.-

Il" GOODS-SECOND SUPPLY
" I. r. PRICE co. have just opened their
second supply otnew retailing Summer Goods, re-
celVed by Steamers and Express, to which they
invite the attention Of buyers. Among them are
Bareges, Hernanis, Tissues, Organizes, &c, all Of
newest styles
Plain six in variety for Mantillas
BACK and colored silk Mantelets newest patterns
French Collars, Cbemysettes and Sleeves
Real Thread Lace Slee yes and Collars
Mourning and Second Mourning Goods, in great
variety.
Ladies Pocket Hdkts, Gloves and Hosiery, in
great variety
Table Damasks, Linen Sheetings, Napkins, and
Towellings
With many other Goods for the season, selected
from latest importatons. nv l7-mw2t
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
STE MSHIp POI NOkE

To sail Tuesday, May 18TH at o'clock P. NJ,
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
Se The elegant side-wheel Steamship
9SslksiS ROANOKE, Lewis Parrish commander,
val Dc ready to receive Freight This Day, (Mcn-
day) at II o'clock ii, and will continue TO rec i've
it up to The hour of l o'clock NJ, Tuesday, 18th
inst leaving her wharf at Rockets on that day at
o'clock NJ, precisely, by which hour passengers
will please to be on board.
Passage to or from New York, meals and State
Room accommo dations included, $40
Storage passage only half price
Passengers taking this fine Ship to Norfolk, will
be charged the same as by the River Boats, viz 81,
and meals extra.
Tickets secured and Berths selected from plan
of the Ship, at our Office South side Of Basin.
nay l7-2t LUDLAM WATSON,
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L To the Voters of the City of Rich
mOnd.-At the request Of many friends, respee
fully announce myself candidate for the Office
Commemorative Attorney III the Cuc-
Court of Richmond.
Cd 30-3WT JOHN HOWARD
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20 | find it being Inconsistent with my bu.
ness, decline running for the Office OF Constas
for the 2ud District. Ia declining running TOR thai
office, | return to many friends my most SINCERE
thanks. GEORGE w. BARKER
nv l3-6tA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-17

<T To the Voters of HenricO Count,
hereby announce myselfa candidate tor the offc
of Commissioner of the Revenue for Il
Lower District.
nv 7-dtde* John q GODDg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-17

Ey7 The Panorama of Eden will be exhibited
to morrow night, at the African Church. See adj
vertisement.
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ap 24-dt27may

H Old Chesterfield Comnty.-Frieq1
and FelLGl0- Citizegs.-ROBT L. TlMBERLAkt
We are authorized by the friends of Rober; l.
Undertake, Esq, to announce him a candidate +.
the Office OF Constable in the town Of Manchet
ter, and in that district my7-dtde'
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~ To the Voters of Henrieo r..

Lg TO the Voters OF Henrico Cop,,
Owing to the irdisposition Of my health, ocess;
by my present occupation, and through the =
earnest solicitations of my friends, hen ~
nounce myself candidate for the cffra ~ = =
stable for the county of Henrico, pledyipg ~. y
if elected to attend strictly 70 al the duties
ing to the Office faithfully and .mpartia'lv S'''
ap 27-tde CALEB II. Chimes,
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1T NEWMAN x co, POS Broad street,

III NEWMAN ~ CO, 2O5 Broad street, re.
liz specially announce to the public, that their
new ana h0avy stock OF Fancy and Staple Goods
viii be sold of at cost in order close the Store
shortly, Tor enlargement and reparation. All those
IN want Of cheap Goods invited TO cali early as
every article now on hand will positively be sold at
reduced prices. They will sell Spool Cotton,
white and coered, at lc; Agate Buttons lc, Pearl
Buttons &c, Pins the bes, az cts, the best Needles
al cts; Hooks and Eyes, large and small, cts a
card; another case Of that beautiful 0leached Cot
lc all sizes childrens Hose at ct and 10 cts; Palm
Leaf Fans 3 cts. All other Goods in proportion
Beautiful black Bareses and Challys newly arrived
Also large lot OF Embroidered Linen Cambria
HICKS and great many other new articles too
numerous ~ mention. Come one and all TO the
Cheap Store. nv I7l,t
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Tae Tennessee and Georgia Railroad, and
m

The Teanessee and Georgia Railroad, ana
the DanriIlc Railroad.
To prove that our strong statements and con-
lectures with regard 10 the present and future
prospects of the Danville Railroad are not
without foundation, We call attention TO what
follows.
The Knoxville Register, speaking of the
first named improvement, over which the ed-
tor had just passed, says:
The road is doing much better business
than We had anticipated. The following is a
statement of the gross earnings of the road for
the first quarter Of the present year.
Earnings for January 1896 80
February 2.497 70
March 4,eS6 05
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~ Commissioner of the Revenue
The undersigned respectfully offers himself can
dldate for the office Of Commissioner of the
Revenue for the city OF Richmond, at the sP'
preaching election.
ap 27-tde* EDWIN BURTON, Sr.
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T To the Voters of Riebmon,

compliance with nomination Of me bv :. u
Voters" in the Republican land other me-"
March 9th, and letter Of the .ams p ~.
dressed to me By large number Of M T', &C.
citizens, have declared myself and stIn az 'eI
didate for the office Of CommonweaIfb,s
torney IN the eircuit Court Of this city, VII
by your choice, Will strive to Justly Won LOnC
dence. z r H1sCCt~
ap 29-dtde law Il
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80 TO the Voters of Disfrict No. ;
AL the instance OF many friends, am indns.z<
declare myself a candidate for the efsrs - -
stable for the District in which reside - = te'
rico County. should il be the pleasure - 70 he
pie to elect me, viii endesvor TO merit ,s a p
confded. Tue u
my l7-GtS r II pr
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To the Voters of District No, ,
HenricO Citizens: Under d.
new constitution you are called upon to elect
COnsta BILE. l do not say TO you that haze bee,
requested to become a candidate, cut as want ,re
office, and if elected, will devote my entire time
the performance Of its duties, hereby annouEs,
mysef a candidate for the same Should you g.
fit to elect me, will endeavor 10 discharge The d
ties that may deVolve upon me, faithfully and in
partially.
ap 29-dtde* ALFRED LEWELLEN
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~ Sheriffalty of Richmond

Toters Of the City of Richmond -FETIo,r y Z
ZENs: 1t is already known TO you that IN, ~ -.
didate for the oftice which heads this card ~
fee created by the Legislature Of Virginia r- NJ
our new constitution. For the pait lie vaa.'
have acted as Sheriff in the city OF Richmo6S ],
have thus afforded you an opportunity Of u5g =
of my fitness longer to serve you; and sbop'3
please you to continue ne your Sheriff ,-'.
with the aid Of my experience so to ri.cta.,
the duties of the office, as to merit your eptrs ::
probation. Yours, respectfully,
ap 27-dtde THOMAS w. DOsWprr
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Ia IL. X. HowisOu Is candidate for the O.
fee of COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY ini-s
Circuit Court of Richmond ap 29-Gtd'
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ITO the Voters of District No, 2, Hen.
rico COunty.-ln compliance with The reoue., =
many friends have been induced 10 otFsr mv.
as a candidate for Constable in the above N.
trict Ifelected, will do everything in nv Dow,
to give satisfaction.
This District is situated within the follow,
boundary: On the north By the county OF I'm;
over, on the south by the city Of Richmond, on h.
east by the Mechanicsville turnpike, and On ,.s
west by the Richmond turnpike
ap 30-dtde* JACOB E BAYpRs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-17

E A. JudsOn Crane is candidate for liz
office OF Commonwealth Attorney, in liz
Superior Court of Richmond. my 6-dtde'
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S29,6S3 81

This has been done with road of 46 miles
to Jetersville for most of the time, and as con-
trasted with the above, East Tennessee and
Georgia Road, it will stand, for the same time,
as nearly $4,000 for the Danville Road,
against 600 on the Tennessee. The Dan
Vile Road, too, at its terminus, comes in I'M
mediate rivalry with the Southside at that
point, whereas the Tennessee has exclusive
area; and if they are SO much flatered with
the prospects from that, what ought not we to
feel. From the point which our road now
reaches (Burke's) it is confidently expected it
will return $4,000 per month, or $4,000 per
year; $4,000 per month gives $4,000, the cal
cuation by US in our former statement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-17

To the Voters of Henri,
County. Fellow Citizens AT the sol',,'
ton of many friends in various parts OF the ~.
ty, hereby announce myself as did .hrmgb y,
medium OF other papers some weeks ago. caudi
date for the Office OF Commonwealth Arr
ney, for Henrico county, with the assurance ~
if elected, its important duties viii be discbar-s
with promptness and fidelity
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
ap 2l-dtdeN JOHN N. DAVIS