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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

EY For Captain of Might warch-
JOnG BLAIR YAkklNG TON-YOEers Of JEFF
fersOn, Madison and meuroe Wards.-
My Fellow ens:--There are great many OF
yCu-voters-whom will not be able to see before
The Election; all can say to you ts, il elected, |
will discharge the duties without fear, favor, or
affection.
NH l5-3tk John YApQyNcy0I
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sTo The Voters of the City of Rich.
mend'-by request Of many friends, / announce
myself candidate Tor The office OF Hish Copsss
bic OF the City. In ohsring u self as a candidate
can only promise that should it be your pleasure
TO elect me, ! shall discharge the duties Of .aid
office punctually and with dispatch
mn S-dtd ~ n TINSIEY
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RICHMOND, March 18th. u.

KICHMoND, March 10th, Isi1
To VIM II Hubbard, samuel Patney. w Wan,
Bennett L. Beers. Pemberton Bro. and Others,
Gents IL have this moment received your YER,
kind and tiattering communication, asking perm :.
sion to present my name to the voters OF the CIV
OF Richmond for the office OF Mayor. In ,ey.y.
and in response TO numerous other ineuirss
would say, that having no disposition 70 interior,
with any desire or expectation Gen. Lander. hs,
for reelection TO thar flee thst if it should be lie
pleasure of my fellow cilzens to elect me to TIA:
responsible position, my best energies VIII De oe.
voted to the faithful and efficient discharge o. IA
duties
You may, therefore, consider and announce rns
as a candidate for the Office of Mayor.
| remain, very respectfully and truly your fe!
low citizen, JAMES EFAES
NH lit
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E Guager's Card-To the Voters o.
the City.-GENrLEMEN: Grateful for past Is
vors, again announce myself, mos, respectfully,
candidate for reelection.
NH l2-tdt J. H STRORIA
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NORFOLK d. PETERSBURG RAlLRoAp.-we
are highly grati6ed to learn from the Norfolt
Beacon that 2450 shares have been ,aLsn -
this Road by private subscribers. This Is more
than the amount required by the act author.
ising subscription Of $4S0 geo on behalfof the
State. This is a most important road and should
be completed at The earliest possible period.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

H City CoitectOr-T0 fhe Voters f The
City of Richm0nd.-At the earnest request OF a
large number OF nay fellow. citizens, Lanno4nce
myself candidate for the office OF City Collector,
at the ensuing Spring elections; and sheuld It be
your pleasure to confer the Office upon me nIsd 70
myself to devote my whole time and personal e.
tention to your interests
NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

II The Norfolk Gas Company has subs,i.
tuted coal gas for the rosin gas they formerly
gave their customers.
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EF To the Voters of kichmond.--A the
solicitation OF many friends, hereby announce
myself candidate for the place OF Guager. should
1t De your pleasure TO elect me, promise that DO
pains on my part shall be spared to give satisfaction
NH Tim s n. DAVIs
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WHITE, RED AND BLACK.-J w.
w RAEDOLPH-for sale March 18th
Treatise on the American Law of Landlord
aud Tenant, revised and enlarged, by John A lay.
lor
A Treatise on Maritime Law, by Henry Elan.
ders
Woman's Life, or the Trials Of Caprice, by Emile
Carlen-50e
Discoveries among the Ruins of Ninevah, Baby
lon, with Travels In Armenia, Kurdiston, AID the
Desert being the result of second expedition IN
by Ausiia II Layard, NJ P, author OF Eiueyah and
its remains; piates-S4 so
White, Red aud Black; sketches of American So
cety in the United States during the Waits of the,
Guests, by Francis and Theresa Puszkey-s2
Memoirs OF the Queens OF Henry S,n, and of hi,
Mother, Elizabeth OF York, by Agnes Strickland,
vol-S1
The Heir of Redclyfe. By author Of The Two
Guardians
The Milk Trade la New York and Vicinity. civ
ing an account of the sale of pure and adul,srs,eS
Milk; daily consumption, &c, sc, by Jno Mu,laiy
with an introduction by Il I Trail. Nj D-25c
nh IL
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JOHN 3. WARRINGTON

EF To my Friends and the Public
ani candidate for the office OF High Constable O
the City of Richmond.
NH l4-dtd GEO w. TOLER
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Fen CoUN cILMEN-Davia J. Saulders, Samuel
D. Beacon, Joseph Anderson, Wn c. Allen, W.
Breeder
FoR ALDERmEN-J L. Tate, J. Wiz giield, l.
w. Glazebrook, James Bray. mn l6-3ir
~ To the Voters of Ihe City of Rich
mond.-At the earnest solicitation Of my friends
l declare myself csndi1ats tor the otfics Q.
Mayor, of the city of Richmond.
NH 16-2t* MARTIN NJ. I4i2SCOMB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

I OST-A Diamond Pin set u black Enamel,
- The ander viii es literally rewarded, by sF'
plying At this oface. ah l5-S..
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l5-5t* WIN H Fl. GARDNER.

H Grnin Measurer-To the Voters Of
the City of Richmond 81 hereby declare n y
self candidate for the Office of Gratu Aeasurer-
should it be your pleasure to elect me, / shall leave
no effort untried to give general satisfaction.
mn l5-3tS BEVERLY Z. WELLS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

I'D ATS AND aEICE.--The oesl remedy yet
Ne discovered for the certain destruction q. Rats
and Mice, ii ased according 10 tbs printed disee-
tlens, which viii be found on eaea box. The same
preparation answers equally as weltor the total ex
termination Of those abominable pests,
which are found IN sill honsee Families and hotes-
keepers would do well to try the magic paste fer
the destruction of the above named ''yarmais.
For sale by Il K DuYAL a. BRO,
sah IL Bank Square.
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DANIEL HI. LONDON oaers for saie !alg
~ and varied stock If
ERESH SPRING DRK G1lDDS

which viii be so.d at unusually low prices, to make
way Tor heavy importation for the fall To per
sons who buy for Cash. and to taosc woo arc
prompt in the settlement Of their accouzts, large
concei sions viii be made, the desire 10 20 sci
every thing ON hand by the LIST Of May, ire day Of
ny departure for Europe Planters, manufactures
aud merchants SHALL find IL 20 their interes; ID
buy their Spring Goods of me, Persons who wish
any sty es OF Foreign Goods, viii please make Up
and send in their orders, as usual bsiore the lsE
Nav nn II
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EET0 the Voters on Jefferson Ward.
M0NEGOE WARD.

E City C0liecter.-I am a candidate &c
re.eIection to the Office Of City Collector.
NH l4-dtde* JULIUS A. HOBSCN
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al RS. DAVIS CUUGn DES1F---1 1.r-.,
Avn supply OF this popular cure Tor coughs aud
colds, at only rs cents VIAL in.t receives and for
sale In any eaantiiy by
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists
nh IL Main street.
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Agent and Medical Elk aminer, Richmond, Va
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I Monroe Ward.-As the time fo- Ice
Eleclisn is near at hand, we submit: the following
ticket, fully confident that il viii receive the hesry
support OF nearly every voter in Monroe Ward. i
is unnecessary to add, that the gentlemen sns
compose the ticket are able and efficient as ile7
are all tried servants:
FoR CogNcILMEN-D. J. Saunders, Capt CLa
Dimmock, james A. Scott, John NJ. Snepps.d
Wellington Goddin.
FoR ALDEanEN.-J. C. Wingdeld E. L. Tai.
James Bray, VIM Rutherford NH l7-lt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

H TIE my Fellow Cttizens of Rich.
IL am grateful to those OF you who have
been kind 70 present me to the people OF Ire
city suitable person to discharge the high asd
responsible duties Of Mayor. | beg leave, how.
ever, to say that already hold an Office, as yea
know and that IL seems to me I ought not 10 be-
come d candidate for another not vacant ! cannot
therefore become a candidate for the Mayorslty.
avail myself of this OCCASION respectfully to an.
nounce myself candidate for tue Office | now
mold, of Attorney for the Comm % wealth. in the
Hastings Court Of the city.
Your fellow-ci'izeu,
NH l7-l JOSEPH MAYO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

o.. AUCTION NOTICE.-AtteDtiOn is
80 solicited to our sale, This Morning, at ] o
O'Clock See advertisement
mil MOTT & co, Aucts.
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- Dr.. Goedrfdgc A. Wilson aners
~ his Prsfeseional services - me cfazcns
of Richmond and It's vicinity. He may De Iono
ate the Gnvernnrs house. Ja lx-Jm
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'fNO MY PUPILS AGAIN.-Boys, / am
Il convalescent, but not well COunselling with
prudence give you two more holydays. snail
certainly be witn you god wiine) on Monday.
NH II H. p TAYLOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-26

MILLINER WANTED.-Two or
IVA three good Six MiIIners
Apply at n. c. BARTON'S,
oc6-tf lU9 Main Ct
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BY RENT PAINE l. KENT.
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING sYTF A,
WATER POWER AT IlNII kI0Nn " -

VALUABLE MANUFACTURING sfTE AVN
WATER POWER AT RICHMOND. VA.
RY virtue of deed of trust executed to
H. me by the Virginia Wooden Company ON the
18th day of September, 1858, and recorded in the
Clerks Office of the Court of Hastings for the city OF
Richmond, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of Noyem
Der, Il O'Clock shall proceedto sell at public
ton. upon the premises, the lot of ground and yater
power thereto attached. upon which were situated
the manufacturing mills OF the Virginia Woolen Com
pany This lot fronts Isl feet 10 inches upon street
running from 18th TO 18th streets in the city of Rich
mond, and runs back that width James River hay-
ing land depth of not less than 1870 feet The water
power Is sufficient TO propel what was in 1876 and
1913, known as - setts OF Wooden machinery The
heavy granite basement ofthe mills, covering nearly
the entire lot. will be sold with the lot The lot and
water power s subject to annual ground and water
rent OF 81 500 per annuIn. The chain of title and
plat of the property, and the property ITSELF will be
shown, and any information respecting it. given BY
me upon application at any time previous to the sal
TERMS OF ALE:-One-third cash. balance in 6 and
Il months interest added negotiable notes with ap-
proved endorsers, viii be required for the credit in
staInents and title retained until the notes are pad
Directly after will be sold all the brick work of the
Mills, estimated containing 250, GOO BRICKS and
the remaining wood work Terns--a months credit
for egotiabe with approved endorsers inter.
est added
The title to all the foregoing property believed to
be perfec but selling Trustee, shall sell and con-
vey only such title is vested in me by the deed
aforesaid. JOS. JACKSON IN Trustee
Sale conducted by KENT, PAINE i KENT, Aucts
&c 28-dtds
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DY VIRTUE of Deed of trust eve

~ cuted to me by William Mountioy and Mary his
wife, on the 4th day of April 1853 and of record in
the Clerks office of Richmond Hastings Court Sc
cure 10 James Bosher, William c. Allen and We'll
ingon Goddin the payment of several sums of mo-
ney, amounting in ell TO about i2O0-and further TO
indemnify and save harmless the said James Bosher
and William G. Allen sureties certain bonds ex-
ecuted by said William Mountoy for gro hire dur
ing the present year; shan proceed to sell on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the Sd of November
1884, at o'clock, 10 the highest bidder on the prem
lees the following property, to wit Ill that certain
LOT OF LAND lying in the city of Richmond hay-
ing two brick eneInents thereon situated at the
corner of Canal and Fourth Streets fronting about
eighty feet the south side of Canal street and run
ming back about $50 feet TO alley separating the
properly hereby described from the other two brick
tenements, erected by the said William Mountioy
several years the west by Fourth street-be-
ing Of lot No 500 in the plan of said city and
part of the zeal estate conveyed to said Mountiov
by Wyndham Robertson ana wife by deed dated
18th November. 1889, and recorded in Richmond
HustiL gs Court Clerks Office
TERMs-For cash as to much as will satisfy ex.
penses of drawing and recording the aforesaid deed
ard of executing the trust well as paw whatever
amount may remain due and unpaid Of said debts.
tsay 81 c) and the residue the Is. day of March
1854
The title to the above named property is believed
to be perfect, but selling Trustee, shall convey
to the purchaser only such tile WGs vested IN me
by said trust deed.
DC Z&-dtds JOHN HOWARD, Trustee
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MAYOR 8 OFFICE, nor p5th 1ssa

Az The attention Of the citisens i called especially
70 the condition OF the sutcss Of the
citizens In ths respect their attention 4 AL g the
9TH section Of an ordinance. entitled al ordiuence
ITO prevent nuisancss and improper obstrnctions q
9th, 1855, In these words: ss'1Aay ,
livery person occupying house or lot shall. Al
Dram "a street or public alley opposite thereto. TO
De constantly kept open aud free from obstrursan,
snn u ne ai 80 g do, may be ned nor ess than one
dollar nor more than ten dollars aad for each day AZ
yer toe hrst that such obstruction remains Al iii r.
meg NOT iehs tnan tive nor than twenty dol.
"a islse number Of visitess Is expected durus the
spptoach Agricultural Fair Il IL hoped that the
eMeIha, appearance Of our streets NAV not he a
source OF notification US and in order "a afford
on removing sny filth dirt from the streets
49, e y cars VII be directed TO remove during this
49,, NJ Tue NTH which may be removed from the
60 the sdes or on the streets and II l. honed
ns. no resort to the penalties of the above
&C p Josnpp ,..va
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INTERESTING FROM HAVANA letter dated
Havana, Oct. liih, states that England, backed by
France has succeeded in inducing the Cuba auth o
rites 20 introduce the apprentice system The
Only delay, it is said, is caused by the necessity
having French and British squadron in the Cubar
waters, to protect the island in the change proros
ed, which ia in opposition to The wishes and int
rests Of the people. The secret convention will b.
signed as soon as il can be formally prepared by
the tree Powers
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COMMIsslONER's SALE OF LAND

4 NOMMlSS1ONERS SALE OF LAND
~ IN HANOVER AND Observation-Disclosures
to decree of the Circuit Court for Hanover county,
OF the 28th day of September, 1885, in the suit OF
Anderssnv v. Sale and wife, the undersigned Com
missioner in the said decree named will sell at public
auction, to The highest bidder, on the premises on
MONDAY, the 7th day of Nov'r 1853 at 4 O'Clock, p
NJ thirteen Lots of Land, lying in the county of Hen
Nine Lois. being Lots No 10, IL, r. 49, H. IS i6 II
and 49, IN square No. 10 of this property formerly be-
longing to Thomas Rutherford, decd lying upon the
East side of 9th street, between o and streets as
laid down upon plat recorded in Henrico County
Court; one Lot at the corner of Venable and 9th
streets, tn South eide OF Venable and West side
of 9th street; two Lots, Nos and 5, in the plat
above mentioned, on the West side of oath street.
between y and streets; and Lot on the East
side of 18th street. between 0 and streets And on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of November Tract
of Land i'll the lower end of the county of Hanover
adjoining the lands of Elisha White and N. j. Alex
ander, containing ebout 40 acres
All the above are Lands of which Robert Anderson
decd, died seized and possessed. The Lots will be
sold in the order in which they named.
TERhs-For the Land, cash for enough to paw costs
of suit and expenses of SALE say about $3.50 For the
balarce credit of one and two years with interest
from day of sale. For the Lots near Richmond the
purchaser to give negotiable notes. with good endor-
For the Land in Hanover county the purcha-
ser to give bonds with good security The title be
retained until the purchase money is paid.
JOSEPHUS ANDERSON Com,r
Sale conducted by JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
co I2-tds
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a N OUNCE OF -FACsTTS7 WORTH !

"A vound of theory: sna the swarm Of conclusive
factsthat cluster around that pre cara
ton. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, prepsred
by Dr. C. VI. Jackson. Philadelphia establishing ifs
value tonic and restorative, are snch as would
cy. In all of disease of the etomach whether
acute orchronic Il may be recommended for its soot-
ing, cordial and repovating influence Dysbe psia
heartburn, ioss of appetite Dauses nervous trefoTs
relaxstion aud hiIity. dc arerelssed by the Bit
tiers IN very short space Of Time; and perseverance,
in their use never fails 10 work Thorough cure.
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TELEGRApHlC NEWS.
ESCAPE OF A PRISONER

FARMvrIIr, Va. Oct ~ John Sullivan. an
lrishrnan. confined in the jan Of Prince Edward
county, on charge Of felony, made his escape
TINS morning. He i about Eve feet inchea hirh,
lair skim brown hair, and speaks very broad Irish
he has heretofore worked on the southside Rail
road, near Farmville.
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LsRUIr TREES.-Ihe subscribers are
Il now prepared to furnish to Farmers and others,
the largest and best assortment of FRUIT TREES
before offered from the celebrated Nursery OF
~ variety of the most choice and popular Fruits
known in the State.
Descriptive catalogues with instructions for plant
ing will be forwarded by mail TO all who desire it,
Orders addressed to US viii meet with prompt at
tention. c. J. SINTON l. CO
DC q II Main ef
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iGUARD AGAINST AGUEs.-This IS

M the season above all others hen are rncet
prevalent and the weather at this parficta trae IL
of that peculiar kind, cool mornings and EVENING"
(which rnrey fail to give this oatbsone disease vital
ty: On the south side OF James River, the Matapo-
I'M, Appofnaftox and Panuuksy and in the lower SEQ
tions of Virginia. especially on the Eastern shore
Agnes regularly expected 10 pay their annual
visits, the various seasons of the year. and HIM
dFeds of families look forward with melancholy dread
/ to the appearance of the unwelcorne guests All
sneh arprehensions may be given TO the winds
if those who afflicted win avail Themselves of the
preventive novs offered to them i'm BAKEH'S CELE-
DRAFTED PREMIUM BITTERs. From the moder
rsiely active stimulating qualities Of these Rtters
aed their healthy effects upon tbs stomach. boxels
blood, secrefye and digestive organs, and tkeir i've
", invgoTating qualities they cannot fail to produce
just inch results as win prevent undue see.etion
of bile aud consequspt deran cement Of thesysteni
Asa tonic they have no superior and the PfoprietoF
sso we'll satisfied of their great ntsty IN disease
arising from improper indigestion, that he con6den-
y recommends it for all diseases that have their OH
1 gin in loss of appetite. sour STOMACH, eic.
4 Price so cents per bnttle. For sale by Messrs Pur
cell, Ladd Il Co., Bennett & Beers, Alexander
Dnval, Adie u Gray Charles 3Iillspangh, and Drug
gsts generally throughout the city. Aiso, by Todd
Christian. Petersburg; d. r. Lyman, LynchbuE King
Toy, Norfolk; pf. o. csnm, Williamsburg.
" Orders addressed to E. BAKER, Richmond
Va. will receive prompt attention. 81 - &C Ii .
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ArkicANIzIxe CUEA-The Washington Onion
{, yesterday says;
We are so we'll satisfied that arrangements are
actually made for em5arking largely in the ,n,por
ration OF African apprentices. with the consent and
lnder the sanction of SPAIN France. and England
ma; we venture 10 predict tina. the whole scheme
will be openly avowel and made public, 80 soor
as the Bri,ish and French fleets are so ARRANGED
and stationed il the neighborhcod OF Cuba as tc
mako the ay0wal safe.
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nESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT {
IL MILES FROM THE CITY. At AUCTION

Having in contemplation a change Of ocen patton, ]
shall on THURSDAY, the 9th of October, at II
the FARM ON which reside, situated near the old
Turnpike Road, about 1--WE miles from the city, and
adjoining the lands of Messrs Hntcheson, Sinton aud
others The tract contains $50 acres--half well
wooded the remainder cleared and very productive
The improvements. consisting of dwelling with 6
rooms barns stables kc., being all new are in ex-
cellent order Upon this land there is an Ice House
end Pond from which alone may be de rived more
than sufficient to pay the interest the asked
for the whole tract At the same time. viii also
sell nv stock. crops of corn, oats, hay, &c. ~.
TRMs-For the land, one.fourth cash, balance at
and years. with interest and satisfactorily secured
for the personal property, under $50 cash. that
amount and over months credit for approved paper
with Interest," - = r. JAMES PHILIPS
jas M. TAYLOR, Auct. oci1-3tawt22dO dtd
ny:entire stock of Househ hold and Kitchen FUR.NI
TURE, consisting of the usual Variety,
Shonld Thursday 9Th Oct, prove unfair, the sale
win then fake place the next fair day there after
&C 2i-tds JAS PHILIPS,
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CTOCKS FOR SALE BY J. BROWN

CLOCKS FOR SALE BY J. BROWN,
~ JR., STOCK BROKER.
State per cent. Registered Bonds, IS, IS and o
years to run.
Bonds of Companies guaranteed by the State, p,
n and 80 years to run
City of Petersburg Coupon Bonds, fifteen years to
run.
Virginia Central Railroad Mortgage Coupon Bonds.
10 years to run, payable ia New York or Richmond
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Mortgage Bonds
Coupons, payable Ia New York.
James River and Kanawha Stock
Richmond Fire Association Stock
Sc 27-MW&Fw