The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-06
CINDIDATEs FOR OFFICE,

CANDIDATES FOB OFFICE:
go Msrree Ward.-The subj Jfned tiekef
vii reeve cordial support on the Ith:
Fes rnr CourcII Charles Dimmocb Jos: =.
AnSerson. q. b. Denoon, James A. Scott and ScnA
In lisu Of John N. Sheppard. declining.
Fos THE Ceunr-Jos &. Winsfeld, Jno. L. Tate,
James S5sy ana l. w. e CANDLES HILL.
-Te the voters Of Jefferson Ward
The following gentlemen win be voted Tor IN sne
ticket for said Ward by many voters: vii.
Fon COMMON CoUNcrL-hicnard ". ns S.s.l
James n Talbot, Joseph H. Darlington, Simon
Fon ADMINISTRATIONS C,wle., Alfred Inloes,
Hugh Rileigh, William TAYLOR ap o--A
/ ~F For CounciImen-sam1 d. Denoon, d.
j. Saunders, J. r. Anderson, Jas. A. Scott and wei
lingtOn Goddin
ap6-lr MONhOE VhnO
~ For Register of the City Water
Works.-H. C. McNEMARA.-The name OF this
highly estimabe gentleman is proposed to NIL an
Office in the gift of the people. For one so long and
so favorably known, it should need but the an
nouncement of his name to secure his election =
Of Mr. McNtmara, it msy be said with strict truth
and justice, that so far as good sense honesty and
industry are requisite for the discharge OF the
duties he is eminently quail fed to hold this Office
Having a large family with limited means OF sup
port " oulo be an additional stimulus to exertion
on his part, and it lie to be hoped win influence
many to give him their votes.
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To my Friends.-I have heard, with
much surprise, that there is report about the city
to the effect thai have permitted myself to be an
nounccd q candidate for The office OF Collector
with view to the election of another candidate
Now take this method of informing all whom it
may concern, that l running Tor the Office
named with view to the defeat Of all hers and
the election of myself.
ap SIT JOHN Ii. SEAYRES.
The Peoples Characterization Ward.
CouNcILMEN-John C Stanard, Richard o Has
kins A Richards, Hill and ia. abbott.
AUGMENTATION Cowles, Hugh Rilcigh Edwin
Farrar and Capt VIM Burke.
Messrs. Editors Please announce the above able
ticket and oDge
ap5-2r MANY VOTERS.
E To the Voters Of Henrico County.
At the solicitation of many friends the county Ut
Henrico to be candidate for the office of Prose.
cutting Attorney, l respectfully announce my
self candidate fer that office.
Respectfully, JOHN M GREGORY
ap 5-d&wt4M"
H Messrs. Editors your paper of yes'er.
day. the name of poilaux Robins on, Esq, was an.
nounced suitable person to represent US in the
Common Hall; wetakc great pleasure in seconding
the nomination, believing that there isno in the
Ward, better qualified to do so. Mr. Il was former
| ly member tor several years, from jefferson
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.
F Grain Dieasurer.-THOMAs TYRER
We have seen with pleasure the card of this gen.
| tleman, announcing himself candidate for the
above office. His long acquaintance with the peo-
pie OF Richmond, his active business habits, and
sterling integrity, give him strong claim their
support In addition to this his recent misforunes
and his large and dependent family furnish a
| gent reason why those amongst whom he has lived
tor many years. and who nave been witnesses to the
exemplary manner in which he has performed all
the duties of citizen, should elect him this va.
| cant Oice-thc duties of which, we feel well as
sured; he will faithfully discharge, if e ected
| as 3-4t* MANY CITIZENS.
| 1 City COliector.-Idessrs Edtors:-Per.
| init me, through the columns OF your extensively
| read journal, TO nominate tor the office of City
Collector, Mr.. JOHN II. SEAYRES. l believe
him to be one OF the very best men tor 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 estinable
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 ad-
vance the public good
NH 2s-tde A FRIEND TO TRUE MERIT.
~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
| mOnd-Havng 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 1 am candidate Tor the
Office In question. Should it be the pleasure OF the
voters OF this city to confer that office upon me,
VIII leave no exeron unmade Tor the faithful dis
charge OF Its important duties to the best of my abb
ity and trust they have the amplest assurance OF
| this IN the zeal and attenton have always mani.
tested in my employment. Respectfully, &c,
mn 3o-otd JOHN H. SEAYRES.
H A Card.--havlng been announced as
| Candidate for the office OF City Assessor. with
| out my knowledge 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 eought nor de.
cined induce me to declare that ii il is the with
| OF majority OF the voters of Richmond to confer
this office on me, It will be my pride and pie
to illit to the best of my ability
| Very respectfully
NH a0-dtde VIM. JACo TAYLOR.
y To the Public.-Noi being candidate
would recommend ROBERT C. MILLER as a sui.
table person for the Office he having acted as De.
| putty during my term, and given general satisfac.
non; JOHN G. WADE, in.
LEWIS WEBB SON,
| JNO. WOMBLE & CO.
WARWICK s. BARKSQALE,
| HAXALL & BROTHEHI
BACON & BaSkERVILLE
| BAKER, Jr,
| STEAkNS & BRUMMELL.
| g To the Voters of the City OF Rich.
m0nd.-l am a candidate for the office of GRAIN
MEASUREk, and should it be your pleasure to elect
| me, pledge myseif to give satisfaction, beng
thoroughly acquainted with the duties.
NH z9-dtd* ROBERT e. MILLER.
U To the Pubiic.-City Grain Mea,u.
rer.-Capt. HENRY DAVIS. OF the cold Don,in.
lon House lsth street. formerly Deputy for the
late Mr.. THOMAS LKE) is hereby Nominated for
the oihce OF City Grain Measurcr, and Will be
| supported for that odiice by
my 22-dtde" MANY VOTERS