The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-25

tinued.
WITHOUT PAPERs.-George Richards, free ps
gro, and Claiborne, free negro, hired by Gentry
& Register, were committed, on yesterday, BY the
Mayor for want of registers.
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
r Monroe Ward.-Ths following ticEs,
will be supported on the 7th April, by many 70.
tiers:
CounciImen-WM. C. ALLEN, CHAs DIM.
MOCK, DAVID J. SAUNDERS, JNO. H, SHOOK.
WELLINGTON GODDlN.
AIdermen-JOHN L. TATE, JAMES BRAY
J. C. WINGFIELD, L. w. GLAZEBROOK
BROOKE AVENUE
In place of J. Dr. Sheppard, declined.
NH 25-lt+
~ Grain Measurer.-To the Yoter, of
the City of Richmond Having had to decline nv
former business, and being well known amongsl
you for the last twenty-fv years, now offer NV
self as candidate for the situation of Grain
Measurer and should l secure the suffrages Of
my fellow citze for said Office will Ell deayor to
give satisfaction to all Parties interested.
NH 25-6t* THOMAS TYRER.
w To the Voters of the City of Rich
mOnd.-I respectfully announce myself a candi-
date for reelection to the ohce of City Assessor.
NH 25-dtde+ D. NJ. MILLER,
70 City Assessor.-I take the liberty of
nominating w. J. TAYLOR, Esq as a candidate
for the above Office Should the citizens of Rich.
mond elect him, am satisfied he would exert him.
self it'll energy and industry to discharge the du-
ties of the Office faithfully.
NH 23-eo3tt A FRIEND
70 For the Dispatch.-GRAIN MEASU-
REk.-Please announce Mr. JOHN A. MOSBY a
candidate for the office of Grain Measurer.
Mr.. Mosby 10 young gentleman, a native of this
city, and admirably qualified for the duties of the
office. Mr.. MOsby was engaged clerk for seve
raj years at Shockoe Warehouse and subsequently
at the Depot of the Central Railroad. He is modest
and retiring in his manners, and hence he has not
that acquaintance with the people Of Richmond that
many others have, who are less modest and ret
ring. All who know him viii bear testimony to his
moral worth and business qualifications IL is hoped
that his claims will not be overlooked.
NH 24-6t* CITIZEN
t7 To MIR. James McDowell: We are de-
sirous OF your services as High Constable of the
City of Richmond knowing full well your ability,
vigilance and integrity as man. capable in every
respect to fill that Office, by your past life as deputy
for good many years. For these reasons we are
satisl5d you are the very man we want. We re.
specially ask you to say if you viii the peo-
pie II elected.
NH 24-2t* MANY VOTERS.
~ For the Disputch.-A CARD-Hav-
ing learned that many OF my friends have expressed
the totsh that should propose myself a Candidate
for the Office of Measurer of Grain and other
articles, for the port OF Richmond, take this oc-
caslon to say that never designed to propose my
self as candidate tor that Tor any other) office be-
fore the masses. But at the hands OF the delegates
of the "people," would accept that any other
office that they, in their wisdom, might oeem me
competent to faithful discharge of.
NH 23-3t' BAT. GRAVES.
70 To the PubIic.-City Grain Measu.
rer.-Capt. HENRY DAVIS. OF the "Old Domin-
ion House, 18th street, is hereby nominated for
the Office of City Grain M easurer, and will be
supported for that Office by
my 22-dtde* MANY VOTERS.
E To the Public.-JOHN WOODCOCK,
announces himself as candidate fos Grain Men.
surer, and will, If it shall be the pleasure OF the
voters to elect him. use every effort tn give salts
faction. NH 22-dtdet
r For High Constable.-FelIoao Citizens
of The City Of Richmond: | take the OCCASION thps
early, to announce myself candidate for the office
of High Constable and if honored with Jour sup
port shall endeavor 70 discharge the duties Of the
NH l7-tde j. s. B. TINsLEY.
City Assessor.-The subscriber re
spectully announces himself candidate at the sp-
preaching municipal election, for the Office of CITY
ASSESSOR.
Should it be the pleasure of his fellow-citzens to
elect him to that Office he viii, to the best of his
ability, dischargeyits duties faithfully
NH l5-dtdes LOGAN WALLER.
~A Card.-As the time is not far distant
when the voters of Richmond viii be convened to
select city ot GERS, | adopt this mode Of apprisng
them that am a candidate for the office of High
Constable. The sphere in which have acted
for many years, has made me personally known TO
many, il not to all the voters OF the city They viii
judge of my qualifications and fitness for the office
and in their decision I shall most cheerfuly &C
GbnuId he cd ell husnaaa DeYtau
ing to the Office will receive the personal attention
Of myself aided by the most thorough business men
| that can be selected as assistants.
NH l7-dtde GEORGE w. ToLER.
| ~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
mOnd respectfully announce myself cancidat'
| tor the office of Collector of City Taxes.
| NH l6-dtde* JULIUS A. H0BSoa.
r To the Voters of Richmond.-I am
| candidate for GRAIN MEASURER; and should
be the choice of my friends, will give the said Oh
/ fee my whole attention L. II. LUCK,
i Former Runner to Farmers Bank
NH ls-dtde
rA Card.-To prevent misapprchension,
announce my self as candidate tor re election to 70
| office OF High Constable OF the city OF hien
| mond. As my time is fully occupied In dischsfa
ins the duties of the Office, have Done to spare
electoneer, nor might deem il necessary unoe
| other circumstances, as the public have had IN op
portunity, since came into the office in Eoyemoe
ast to determine whether deserve their continues
'p mh iswdtde. BEVERLY BLAIR
~ Card.-The voters of the city are respee
fully informed that ana again candidate Tor =
slrction. J. II. STROBiA,
NH le-dtdes City Gauget.
II IT, To the Pubiicv-kot being candida'
for r. -sle :tion To the office CT Grain Measures
would recommend ROBERT c. MILLER rs q SUI
able person for the Office be having acted a. DEL
uty during my term, and gwen general sassisnos1
- JOHN G. WADE, Jr.
We eoncur in the above recommendation.
LEWIS WEBB Il SON.
mo W0MBLE 4 Co.
WARWICK 81 BARksDALE.
HAxALL & BROTHER
RAcON Il BASKERVILLE