The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-01


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~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
mOnd.-It is with pleasure that we see the name OIL
Mr. JOHN Fl. SEAYRES announced as candidate
for the office of City Collector. No man in the
city is better qualified for the proper performance
of the duties OF this Office, than Mr. Seayres. While
his business qualifications OF the highest order,
his character as man has secured for him the con-
idence of all who know him. Strict and faithful
to his obligations, and attentive to the interests OF
his oloyers, he is at the same time kind and gen
temany in his intercourse with all These guam
ties point him The man for the ofhce-and the
employment of his past life emnently qualify him
for the duties OF it. 1t Is rumored that he Is not
candidate that is mistake His friends have In
vited him to become candidate, and he has accept
ed the invitation. Give Inc office to Mr.. Seayres,
and he viii in person faithfully perform its duties.
ap l-dtde SOME OF THE PEOPLE.
r- jaime. A. ,cotf.-We are highly graft
tilted to notice in several OF the daily papers the
nomination of this gentleman one of the five
COnncilmen for Monroe Ward. Ii the voters OF
the Ward desire to secure the services OF an neli-
gent and able representative, and one who will de-
vote himself to the of their interests let them
place Mr. Scott their ticket, he will receive the
support OF many voters
ap l-1t* NORTH OF BROAD STREET.
~ Messrs. Editors: Please announce that
| am candidate for the office now hold as Cap-
Me- r. Oh ritv 80 SSaI,
mond and it it should be the pleasure OF the citi.
zens to reelect me, will endeavor to rye them as
heretofore
ap l-lt* BURWELL JlNhlNS.
10 To the Voters of the City of Rich
mOnd: By the amended Charter ct the city. the
election OF Clerk of the Court of Hus-
tiDgs devolving on you, hereby respectfully an.
nnunce myself candidate for reelection to that
office, and solicit the sufrages of my fellow citizens
ap I-dtde CHARLES HOWARD.
70 To the Voters of Monroe Ward
Having seen my name mentioned in the public
prints suitable person to be voted for Conn
Gilman from Monroe Ward, and having been tre-
quenty solicited by my friends TO permit my name
to be thus used, take this occasion to say that,
whilst at the present time it will be extremely in
convenient for me to serve my fellow citizens in
that capacity, yet if they think bit to elect me, will
feel myself in duty bound to serve them to the best
Of my ability.
Very respectfully, w. GODDIN.
mn 3I-dtde
~ To the Voters of aienroe Ward.-I
stated in the public journals of the city that
will be voted for represent you in the City Coun
Gil. Till is pending before the Legislature to
make the office of Attorney for the Commonwealth
elected by the people, and ineligible to the City
Council. | must, therefore, ask that may not be
voted Tor as one of the representatives of Monroe
Ward and avail myself of the occasion respect.
fully to say to my fellow citizens generally, that
will be candidate for the office now hold, of At
tcrpo fpr in u,,a atm
Court.
NH 31-3t JOSEPH MAYO,
Fgs City COilector.-Messrs Editors Per
nit me, through the columns OF your extensively
read journal, to nominate for the Office OF City
Collector. Mr.. JOHN III. SEAYRES. / believe
him to De Of The very best men for the office
that could be named In him are united the finest
business capsciiy, with popular manners aud a
kind disposition. He is one OF the most estirnabe
OF men, and one of the most Industrious. He is the
very man to whom to entrust this important Office
Then let US give the Major lift, and by doing adj
vance the public good
NH 29-lde A FRIEND TO TRUE MERIT.
~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
m0nd-havlng been requested By many friends to
become candidate for the office OF City Collec-
tor, and being already announced such, with
out my knowledge or solicitation take this method
OF declaring publicly that am candidate Tor the
Office in question. Should it be the pleasure the
voters OF this city to confer that office upon me,
viii leave exertion unmade Tor the faithful dis
charge of its mpo tant duties the best of my abb
lily, and trust they have the amplest assurance of
this in the zeal and attention have always mani.
| tested in my employment Respectfully, &c,
NH 30-dtd JOHN FL. SEAYRES.
20 Captain of the Night Wafeh.-To the
Ioters Of Richmond: Having been repeatedly soil
cited publicly well as privately to become can.
didate for the post OF Captain OF the Night Watch
at the ensuing Charter Elections, do now declare
that do notteel authorised to withhold my services
from the people in any capacity they may choose to
assign me. Thankful for the many manifestations
| OF confidence and good will extended me by the
ciuzens have only to say that if ii shall be their
pleasure to confer the office above named upon me,
shall sedulously endeavor to perform its duties
without fear. favor affection.
NH 3o-at* THos B. WHITE.
g Card.-Having been announced as a
candidate for the office of City Assessor, with
out my knowledge or solicitation, had determined
TO let the matter pass in silence. But the urgency
OF many very warm friends, and my faith in the
creed that office should neither be sought nor de.
cilned, induce me to declare that ii is the wish
OF majority Of the voters OF Richmond TO confer
this office me, 1t will be my pride and plea
to I'LL 1t to the best of my ability.
Very respectfully
NH 25-dtde VIM. JACo. TAYLOR.
f To the Pnblic.-Not being candidate
| for reelection to the office of Grain Measnfer,
would recommend ROBERT G. MILLER a sui.
table person for the office he having acted as De-
putty during my term, and given general satIsiac.
| ton. JOHN &. WADE, ia.
We concur in the above recommendation.
LEWIS WEBS q SON,
JN0. WOMBLE IL Co
WARWICK Is BARksDALE.
HAxALL a BROTHER,
BACON IL BASKERVILLE,
BAKER, Jr.
STEAkNS g. BRUMMELL
10 To the Voters OF the City of Rich.
m0nd.-i am candidate Tor the oshce III CHAIN
MEAsukEk, and should It be your pleasure to elect
| me. | pledge myself to give satisfaction, being
thoroughly acquainted with the daties
| NH 2e-dtd@ ROBERT G.. MILLER.
20 Monroe Wara.-~a.suw az to propose the
| following ticks 20 the voters OF Monroe Ward.
| CouNcILmsN,--WGl C. Aien. chas Bitumoox
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