The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-07

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mort. Would Sc an additional stimulus 90 exeron
IN 4 lii psrt. and It 10 to be hoped VIII influence
many to give him their votes. u
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r@Te ny FTiends.--I have heard. with
much SURPRISE that there Is report ABOUT me city
10 the eject that. have permitted myself 70 De an
nounced AZ 1 candidate for the office OF Collector
with view to the election of announcer candiadte
Now take this method of Informing ell whom II
may concern, that | am running ioI INC once &c
the election of myself.
ap 5-3t sonN II. sLAfhES.
- To the Voters Of Henrico County,.
AT the solicitation of many friends IN the county Of
Henrico to be candidate for the office of Prose.
cutting Attorney, respectfully announce my
self candidate for that office.
an 5d&wt4M.
-
day, the name OF Poitiaux Robins ION, ksa was an
nounced a suitable person to represent us in the
Common Hall; wetake great pleasure in seconding
the nomination. believing that there isno man in the
Ward better qualified to do so. Mr. X was former.
ly member tor several years, from Jefferson
Ward. always discharged his duty faithfully and we
hope it will be the pleasure of the voters of this
Ward to elect him to the Common Council, in the
place of the former most worthy gentleman, John
NJ Sheppard, Jr who declines reelection
ap 3-dtde* MONROE WARD.
Grain Measurer.-IHOMAST YRER.
We nave seen with pleasure the card of this gen
tleman announcing himself Candidate for the
above Office. His long acquaintance with the peo-
Pile OF Richmond, his active business habits, and
sterling integrity, give him strong claim to their
support la addition to this, his misfortunes
and his large and dependent family furnish
gent reason why those amongst WHOM he has lived
for many years. and who nave been Witnesses to the
exemplary manner in which he has performed all
the dutiss of citizen, should elect him to this
cant otice-the cuaes of which, we feel well as
sured. he win faithfully discharge, if e ected
ap3-4t* MANY CITIZENS.
- City CoIIector.-Messrs Editors Per.
NIT me- through the columns OF your extensively
read journal, to nominate tor the office of City
Collector, Mr.. JOHN II. SEAYRES. | believe
him to be one Of The very best men for the office
that could be named In him united the finest
business capsciiy, with popular manners and
kind disposition. He is one OF the most estmable
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
nah 2e-ide A FRIEND TO TRUE MERIT
To the Voters of the City Of Rich
mOnd-Having been requested by many fIends to
become candidate for the office OF City COliec-
tor, and being already announced as such, with
out my knowledge solicitation, take this method
OF declaring publicly, that candidate tor the
office III question. Should it be the pleasure OF the
voters OF this city to confer that eifce Upon me,
VIII leave no exertlon unade Tor the faithful dis
charge ofits import ant duties to the best of my abb
lily, and trust they have the amplest OF
this in the zeal and attention have always mani
tested in my employment. Respectfully, &c,
NH 30-0td JOHN II. SEAYRES.
fyS A Card.-Having been announced as
candidate for the office of City Assessor, with
out my knowledge or solicitation, had determined
TO let the matter pass silence. But the urgency
OF many very warm friends, and my faith IN the
creed, that Office should neither be sought nor de-
clned," induce to declare that, if it the with
OF majority of the voters of Richmond to confer
this office me, 1t will be my pride and pleasure
to fill it to the best of my ability
Very respectfully
mh 26-dtde VIM. JACQ. TAYLOR
tgs To the Public.-Not being a candidate
for re election to the office of Grain Measurer,
would recommend ROBERT C. MILLER as sui.
table person for the office he having acted De-
putty during my term, and given general satisfac.
ron. JOHN 6. WADE, il.
We concur In the above recommendation.
LEWIS WEBB Il SON,
JNO. WOMBLE & Co
WARWICK g. BARkSDALE,
HAXALL & BROTHER,
BACON Il BASKERVILLE,
L BAKER, .Jr.
STEAHNS s. BRUMMELL.
To the Voters of the City Of Rich.
mOnd.-I am a candidate for the office of GRAIN
MEASURER, ahd should it be your pleasure 10 elect
me, pledge myself to give satisfaction, being
, thoroughly acquainted with the duties
NH 29-dtd* ROBERT C.. MILLER
| To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mOnd.-It is with pleasure that we see the name OF
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 are OF the highest order
his character man has secured for him the con-
|; hdence of all who know him. Strict and faithful
to his obligations and attentive to the interests of
his employs rs, he is at the time kind and gen.
tlemanly in his intercouIs with all These qaali
ties point him out as the tor the ofice-and the
employment OF his past life eminenty qualify him