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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-11-09
Unified Sfafes HofeI.
Virginia kf0feI,

sfgEBIss sEOtSE.
pY H.A. BARRON ,P!IlLILPPIv Va. This
ID h. tel has just been enlarged and fitted mn In
good style by the proprietor, who will spare no
pains 10 eontiibats TO tie eonnfod and eonve-
nience Of those who may favor him wit flIeir
custom.
u There is attached to the house good STA
BILE, attended by careful and trnsty hcsiiers.
October 5th, 1s53-Iy.
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TILE lYA5i,,I.,rS.

BALTIINRE, Nov. Isl, 100.
RErF CATTIE.-Thc number of Cattle offered
1t the scales to-day, amounted to 1900 head of
preves, 1900 head of which were sold to city butch
erG and puckrrs, at prices ranging from S2,62i%
to 1915 - 100 lbs on the hoof-cquul to 81 20
a 30 net, and averaging 1925, gross. The
.est were driven to Philadelphia
Hnns-Snles from s. so TO 6 D d 100 lbs
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J. Il. Murphy,

}. b. Murphy,
~ WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, few
IN, doors above the Court House, Clarksburg
*. u Watches and Clocks Cleaned and Repair
ed in a workmanlike manner, and warranted.
Jewelry.
ALWAYS on hand and for sale at reduced prices,
a general assortment of Jewelry, Fancy Articles,
Watches, Clocks, &c.
The public is respectfully invited to call and
examine his stock. mario ly
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supposed Runaway.

SoPbDSCs AN.ss-~ n.y.
TX Placed in NV custody on tbs iIth
tS1<tt-3 inst. mulattO boy calling himself
EzS TIMOTHY BRoADFEET, about
ItA%.feet Q or l0inches high, about 30 years
U ~ old, light built and apparently active,
V ~ and having u snali scar near the cor
H. neT Of his left eye, and others on his
throat. Clothing consists Of check shlTf, brown
wooIIen pants and 4 wool aIonch hat. The said
boy Is supposed 70 Be ruaawaSslnyo from
Nashville, Tenn. lie says he was lasHnmittsS
by Robert Cole Of that piace--So1netiEnos three.
and sometimes eight, years ago.
His owner will CONS forward. prove property.
pay changes and take him away, or Be win Be
dealt viii aceosdinR 10 law.
TH0S. a HoRNER, Sh'9
cIafllsbnEg. Va, June I5fh, Is53.-a
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Watches and Jewelry.

AAEl1lON ALL
T WOULD inform the citizens of this contvd
and the public generally, u a. have remove
my Watch and Jewelry StO',. o No. az BALTI-
MORE ST.. six doors befe.W Charles st. Balti-
more where they win fird large supply of Com
Lever, LIE pine and SIR 81 WATCHES of every de-,
scription. Gold Loves from SIS 70 Sl0o.
Also variety Of sid Chains. Keys Gold Pen
ellis and Pens, Rings, EARRINGS, Bracelets etc.
Also. fine assortment of Silver Spoons, Cnps
Butter and Fruit Knives, of genuine Silver Coin.
variety OF Albatta Forks, Spoons, ete., etc
Clocks and Fancy Goods. Large assortment Of
Watch makers Tools, jewels, Hands, and Watch
Glass of every kind.
will find TO their interest to call and examine
my goods, rs intend to sell as low as any other
house, at wholesale or retail prices.
CHARLES BLAKE,
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Eastern Advertisements.
EIl. r. r. BRADLEr J. T. RorsToS.
SEWELL 4 CD.

nEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IL DRY GOODS, No. sl5 Baltimore street
six doors below Howard ST., BALTIMORE, cali
the attention of country merchants and others TO
their large and general assortment of Cloths,
Casssmeres, Vestings, &c. which they offer npon
the most reasonable terms. Particular attention
pard to orders. iy 20 If.
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New Goods.

New GOOGS.
TOHN IRWIN, opposite the Court House, has
81 lust returned from the Eastern Cities with a
large and choics assortment of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, embracing DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES. HARDWARE, QUEENS
WARE, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, GAPS, and
every thing in the line, TO which he invites the
attention Of the citizens of Clarksburg and the
surrounding country.
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New Advertisements,
ELISHA OWENS

d. !. i. !. !:
% u Having opened his shop n
&I% DesPnrd's Row, Clarksburv, begs
fRAS5 leave respectfully, to iaform the
- ~ people of this place and sur
M EYI rounding country, that he has
EA\ u just returned from Baltimore wifi
Ell III well solicited stock of
IA Kill Cloths, CaS$imers. Ves-
tiuPS mud 'rr;r,
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GKOUERS AND COMMISSION MEKCdANIS,
Importers and Dealers N old Wines
and Liquors.
Nos. $50 and S22 Baltimoro Street,
BALTIMORE.
Keep constantly on hand ana for sale upon the
pest terms, large and choice assortment of Gro
ceres. Wines, Liquors, etc, to which they invite
the attention of Country Merchants, Hotel Keep
ers, and others ;vs II
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Miscellaneous.
Job Printing

.-e atly pns-
ed at this Office, either plain,i coloss CT bruorss
nnon tho most rcnsnrnhlc ter ------ 20
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A Money Saving Establish
pesPgsf

PALArlNE, Marion CO., ", Aug. 3, 1s53.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE

- Tor Captain Of the Might Wntch.--
We ber to present 70 the voters Of the city the
name u Lieut. ARCHIBALD WILLIAMSON, a. the
most suitable person 10 an the shove Office. For
years he has hlIed the Office Of LIST Officer OF the
Watch, and during the Illness Of Captain Jinkins,
has performed his duties, and never has hs been
censured bat on the contrary received from ell the
plaudit of ..wel done thou good and faithful ser.
want" The meritorions youths. styling themselves
the "Whig Vigilance Club" have taken 1t upon
themselves to jump him by nominating another
officer, for purposes best known to themselves
Mr. wilkinson Il an old and steadfsst Wing, good
officer, and last but not least, independent man,
who will fea.lessly discharge his duties regardless
Of the dictation of any or clique. For the last
two years his friends have been anxious TO bring
him forward for the Office but motives OF delicacy
towards his old commander, have deferred him;
and now when change must be made, we doubt
not the proper feeling and good sense of the com.
munity will ensure his election by large msjority
NH 25- IT. Wig Voters in all the Yards.
T Messrs. Editors:-If the Superinten.
dent of Streets will pay some attention TO Water
street, bet Heen Messrs Haskins a. Libby and Mr.
Robert Msyos Factory, ON the dock, and fill up
the many dangerous mudholes that he will find
there on examination, he will oblige
MANY VOTERS OF JEFFERS ON WARD.
sc
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,
THURSDAY, March "a.
House of Delegates.

mouse OF DeIegates.
On motion of MIR. Fry, the vote rejecting the
Summerville and Huntersville Turnpike bill
was reconsdered, and the bill again laid on
the table.
A bill authorising the Moorfeld and North
Branch Turnpike Company TO increase their
capital stock, for the purpose Of constructing
branch OF their road from Martin Wise's to
Mallow's Mill, was taken up on its passage,
and rejected Tor want of q constitutional ma
jority-syes 20, noes %.
On motion of Mr.. Stevens, a bill increasing
the capital stock OF the Warm Spring and Har
risonburg Turnpike Company, was taken up
and passed-ayes 81, noes %.
The following bills were also passed to-day:
A Senate bill TO complete the payment of
interest on the uaranteed bonds ofthe Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal Company, for July,
1852, and January, 1858.
A Senate bill amending the first section OF
chap'er 10 OF the Code, fixing the time and
place OF The meeting of the General Assem-
oly, and making o.her provisions in regard
| thereto.
| Senate bill authorizing subscription to
lhe STOCK OF the Ri7anna Navigation Compa
ny, was TAKEN up, on motion of Mr.. Rives,
ana maze the order OF the day for Friday.
a house bill autborising hospitals TO he
| furnished for cases of small box, &c. in Isle
OF Wight county, was returned from the Sc.
nate, with amendments, to which the House
| agreed.
Senate bill, amended by the House, with
amendments thereto by the Senate. creating
commissioners OF the Sinking Fund, and pro.
vid'ng Tor the payment of the semi annual in.
,erest on' and the redemption OF, the Public
i'eot' was taken up as the order of the day !;
and after long discussion thereon, in which
nessrs. Goode of NJ. Rpes, and Jackson OF
Wood, were the principal speakers. the amend
msnts OF the Senate were rejected--ayes &c,
noes 4o-ihe bill requiring a constitutional
majority for its passage. Upon motion, the
vote OF rejection was reconsidered, aud the bill
again laid on the table aud made the order OF
The day for Friday.
1 The House adjourned.
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u City ElectiOns.-ln pursuance of An act
revising and refusing into act the provisions OF
the Charter of The City oil Richmond" passed
March Both, 1852, an election viii be held on
wednesday, the TIN OF April, 1853, in each Ward
OF the city, for five members of the Council, and
FIVE members of the Court of Hastings; and for q
Mayor superintendent OF the Gas Works, Super
intendent OF Streets, Superintendent of the Water
WORKS register OF the Waterworks, Assessor, Col
iector of The City Taxes. Sergeant High Constable,
Captain OF the Night Wstch, Manager OF the Poor
house Gauger, Measurer of Grain. Clerk OF the
hastings Court, Attorney for the Commonwealth In
sara Court, and Surveyor.
lne election win be held at the Fret Market, In
Jefferson Ward at the City Hall, in Madison Ward.
ana at the Shockoe Hill House, In Monroe Ward.
NH 2l-t6A WM. P SHEPPARD, G. c. n.
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DAYS OF GRACE.-A bill has passed the
House of Representatives of Massachusetts,
by which notes, bills, drafts, &C., falling due
on Sunday or holidays, instead of being paid
the day preceding their maturity, may remain
unprotected until the succeedngslegal day.
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>rTS e. w. STARKE. Attorney ar
49, Law and Notary PubIic.-Practces
In all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. As Notary Pubic, particular attention viii
be paid to the taking of Dispositions Gn or out of
his otfice) Proof aud Acknowledgements of Deeds,
Accomplishments of Dover, &c. Claims for coRec-
ton entrusted 10 him, promptly offended to.
ONCE removed 10 No 81, three toors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de Ply
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sn1rIr nr THE PRESS.

The Wig is commenting on the family
;.~s of the New York Democrats. II alludcs
especially TO the alleged hostility between Dir.
Marcy, The Secretary, and Mr.. Dickinson and
their friends. Speaking Of Mr. ID. as the warm
advocate Of TIE compromise and fugitive slave
law, the hostility of the Marcy party TO him, it
considers strange, and wanting explanation.
The Wig has an article on the removals at
Washington, and suggests that they 60 rather
too far, considering the Presidents declaration
that he had no rewards to bestow--no re-
sentiments to remember" II thinks the Presi-
dent was probably sincere in his antl-proscrip
tive sentiment; but that it was impossible for
him to resist the power of the proscriptionists.
II states that in the distribution OF office the
Virgins expectants have been sadly disap
pointed.
The Republican, speaks OF the speech OF
Mr.. Everett in the u. s. Senate on Monday as
the finest effort of the day.
The Times gives a statement OF the length
of Railroads projected and completed in Viz
GINA.
The Enquirer devotes its leaders to severe
animadversions upon the propositions intro
duced into the legislature, declaring il crimi.
nal offence for any one to make railroad on
his own land, or for any company 10 construct
one in connection with the improvement of a
foreign corporation without the consent of the
legislature.
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x >.es steam Power Printing Presses.

* .nSS steam Power Printing Presses,
sS~~.A No business will succeed to The satsfsc.
ton OF its conductor without advertising and no
better media present themselves than those of
Cards, Circulars, HaEdbills, Sc. To meet
the demands OF the advertising pub c, the subscri.
Der is now running his Presses by steam. Mer.
chants and others therefore, will find it greatly to
their interest to call and examine his stock of
Cards, Papers, &c Every description OF Book and
!oo Printing executed in the best STYLE and st low
rates. CEAS a. WINNIE
Ground Floor, ? doors below Exchange Bank
NH l9-6
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AMERICAN. BELLIES AT A PREMIUM IN PARIS.
1T is rumored that Madame R, of Paris,
late Miss L of New York, is appointed one of
the danes d'h0nneur to the Empress; and that
Mrs. R., formerly Miss c., of New York city,
has received similar appointment.
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NH 25-lt*

Independent Ticaet.-An Wings and
Democrats ,pposed to the spirit of prescription as
exhibited at the caucuses now being held can rally
in good faith TO the support of the following ticket
composed OF men of both parties and properly
distributed in the various sections of the Ward:
CoUNcILMEN-William C Allen, William Bree-
den, Samuel D Denoon. D Saunders, J Shook
ALDERMEN-John L Tate, Jos Wingieid, Jas
Bray, l. w Glszebrook William Bell.
nh 23-3rA IIISTICE
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A PROFITABLE WINDFALL.-The underwri-
tiers of the bark Lincoln, which was picked up
at sea on her voyage from New Orleans, by the
crew of the chooner Bloomer, of Gloucester,
and towed into Boston, have agreed to pay the
owners and crew of the schooner the sum of
$4,000. This will give the crew about ST.
$50 each.
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The ARCTIC TRAvELLER.-The celebrated
DIR. Rea, has arrived at Liverpool, 10 make pre-
paiations for his overland expedition in search
of Sir John Franklin, and TO finish the survey
of the northern coast of America. DIR. Rea
was to leave early in March for the northern
regions, via New York.
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8tH EIGHTY.0NET THOUSAND ELEC.
IloN TICKETS were printed last spring ut ELY.
SONS Print ing 0flice, for the city elections.
dis establishment unriyaiied for low prices, and
the speedy and beautiful execution Of all kinds OF
printing. Candidates and their friends win con.
suit their interest by leaving their orders at l47
Main street Telegraph building, hrai door up stairs.
mn 2i-6t
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DIED.

In this city, on Friday, the 18th instant, after
short illness of about forty hours, Mr. THOMAS
BOTTOM, formerly Of Chesterfield county) in
the SD year of his age, leaving wife and three
children and numerous friends to lament his loss.
He was a devoted and afectionate husband, kind
parent and esteemed by all who knew him.
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- Grain Measnrer.-At the ea-neGt soli-
citation OF great number of my personal friends,
have concluded TO present my name for the suf-
frages of my fellow citizens for the above Office
Having had considerable experience in the duties of
the office OF Grain Measurer, WILL if elected devote
my whole time, and the humble energies which
possess, to the performance of its duties.
Respectfully, HENRY DAVIS.
NH 23-6t*
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H To the Voters of Jefferson Ward
Feilow Citizens In view of the great contest now
going on in our city, In regard to our municipal
officers, allow us to call your attention to the fol-
lowing gentlemen, who have been tried, and found
not to be unworthy of our confidence and hearty
support:
FoR ALDERMEN-Alfred Inloes, Edwin Farrar,
L koyster, Sanxay, William Taylor.
FoR CouNcILMRN-R o Haskins, IL Talbot
b Hill Richards, Jos NJ Darlington.
MANY VOTERS OF JEFFERSON WARD
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H To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mond.-The maay calls that have recently been
published in some of the daily papers, and the re.
peated personal solicitstions that have been made
me, TO allow my name TO be used as candidate
for the Office of City Collector. renders II neces-
sary that should make some public acknowledge.
nent will, therefore, simply stste--after return
ing my sincere thanks to my many friends for
their kind wishes-that DO effort shall De waiting
On my part, ii elected to tn post to discharge ius
duties with entire satiffsction.
NH 24-dt3+ WIN G. ALLEN
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CoMMTTTED.-Th Thomas ]. Childrey, arrested on
Wednesday evening last for drunkenness and disor-
Derby conduct in front of Mrs CIaiborne's boarding
house, on Franklin street, yesterday exam
ined, convicted and committed to Jail in default of
$500 security to keep the peace.
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A Zinc Sloop, the first manufactured of
that metal in Europe, has been launched at
Nantes, France. Iron is used to slight ex-
tent in the frame work, and the deck and up.
per works are of wood. She is said to be of
a very elegant build, and to draw but very lit
lie wafer.
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WING Ward Mee,ings.-EIeerings sill

Wing W ard RTee,ings.-hieetings will be
held by the Wings OF Richmond il their respective
Wards, for the purpose OF nominating Councimen
and Aldermen, at the following places:
Jefferson Ward-At the Military Hall, over the
Old market, on SATURDAY night, March Goth, at 6
O'Clock.
: Madison Ward-At the Wing Club Room in the
Law Building, Oh SATURDAY night, March 10Th, al
O'Clock.
Monroe Ward-At Schutte's Hail, corner Of
Broad and 5!h streets, (up stairs) on SATURDAY
night, March 10Th, at O'Clock
NH 25-2t& THE COMMIT TEE.
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ELECTION 9TH APRIL.
Nominated in Contention by the Wigs of RE
moRd.
Commonwealth Attorney-Joseph Mayo
Clerk of Hastings Court-Charles Howard
City Sergeant NJ Ferguson
City Collector Hobson
High Constable
Supt Gas Works-Charles Campbell
Supt Water Works. L Davis
Supt Poor House-A Michaels
SUPP Streets-Micsjah Bates
Register of Water Works-M L -Stratton
City Gauger-Sampson Jones
Measurer of Grain-L 3 Luck
City Assessor-Dabney III Miller
Captain Night Wstch-Gervis Trueheart
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70 Monroe Ward.-MEssRs ED1ToRs: The
following ticket will be supported for Monroe Ward
at the election, on the first Wednesday, April 9th
Foa CoUNCILMEN-" N Allen, Saunders
Joseph Anderson, Samuel d Denoon, Dim.
mock.
Foa ALDERMEN Bray, w Glazebroek, J
Wingfed, John L Tate, Jacob Shook
MANY VOTERS,
NH 22-4t* Whigs and Democrats
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Advces from Monrovia (Africa,) to January
18th, announce the arrival of the Methodist
Bishop Scott, from Baltimore, six days previ-
Gus, in good health, and that he was about to
proceed to Cape Palms. He expressed him.
self much pleased with the condition and pros.
meets of the Colony,
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- A CAKD.-Mr. CHARLES KOSEN,
~ Teacher OF the Guitar, Flute and
Violin, having returned after short absence from
the city, and grateful for former patronage, respect
fully informs his friends and the public generally,
that he is prepared to resume his Teaching; and
orders left at the BOOK stores of Nash Woodhouse
Harold & Murray, the Drug Store of NJ Zachri-
sop-will meet with prompt attention.
NH l4-l2t*
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H Jefferson Ward-FoR CouNcILMEN-
haskins, J NJ Darlington, J NJ IRleott, N Hill
and Thos Hargrove.
FoR ALDERMEN Alfred Inloes, Edwin Farrar,
Royster, r Sanxay and A Bodeker
The voters of this ward will keep good look out
or they will loose some CT their most efficient OF.
hcers.
NH I9-6t* MANY VOTERS.
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Ey City Collect0r-To the Voters of the
City OF RichmOnd.-At the earnest request of
large number OF my fellow citizens, announce
myself candidate for the office of City Collector
at the ensuing Spring elections; and should it be
your pleasure to confer the office upon me- ned &c
myself to devote my whole time and personal at.
tenton to your interests.
NH 2l-tdeN VIM H. FL gardner
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DIscHAReED.-Henry Parsons free negro from
Buckingham county, arrested in default of city papers,
was on yesterday discharged from custody with the
advice to return home.
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e The Weekly Dispatch, for Friday,
March 25th, containing its usual variety, is for
sale at this Office. Price 3 cents per single
CODY; 81 per annum, in advance.
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o. A FINE PICTURE BY HuBARD.-The Baltimore
American passes the following complimentary crit
cism upon picture, by townsman Mr.. w. ]. Hu
BARD:
I'VE have been very much impressed BY the power
OF imagination and skill In execution DISPLAYED in
picture now exhibiting at MIR. Caris's. Ii is large
pencil drawing, elaborately finished by w James
Hubbard, Esq, an artist of Richmond, Virginia Mr.
Hubbard has chosen the opening passage of Young
Night Thoughts, as theme which may give play 20
his fancy displaying the blessings and terrors of
conscience The Genius of Sleep presides over two
scenes OF happiness and misery, and minges his flow
ers with the dreams Of one, while he shakes his
penis the torturiDg bed of the other The twin
pictures surrounded by allegorca figures and in
cidents yet rather heghten and concentrate
the spectators interest in the main subject than TO
diminish the moral or pictorial effect.
We had the pleasure some time SINCE OF examining
this work of art in company with one OF the most
celebrated of our American painters, and we were
happy find that he conceded with US In the opinion
that Mr., Hubards picture surpassed IN imaslnatlve
power and deiicacy of finish many OF the designs OF
Retzsch and Fusei. We do not give description OF
this work because at best words could only supply
barren catalogue of forms and figures The power of
this beautiful allesory be felt only by those who
see it, Virginia may be Justly proud OF possessing
artist of such excellence in her capital
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U City Guager.-TotAe Voters Of tie City
Of Riclamoad.-At the request of a large number
sircs, hereby announce myself candidate for
the otice of City Gusger should it be- the pleas
ure OF my fellow citizens to confer the office on
me, i promise to devote my individual attention TO
the duties thereof, and use every exertion to give
NH 9-lm& SAMPSON JONES
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Pail Bearers.
Pail Bearers.

THE CHAPLAIN.
Relatives of the deceased.
The Council, Aldermen and Recorder OF the city OF
Richmond.
THE POLICE.
The Commonwealth's Attorney and members OF
the Bar.
THE JUDICIARY.
The Clergy.
The Speakers and Members OF the General Assem-.
bly,.
The Board of Public Works.
The Adjutant General.
OFFICERS OF THE MILITIA.
Officers of the s. Army and Navy.
THE GOVERNOR, LIEUT. GOVERNOR AND AIDS.
The Masonic Fraternity and other Associations.
Citizens on foot
Citizens in carriages.
Citizens on horse ack.
Tie procession will move along 5th street to
Main street-slong Main stTeetto 25th strce,-along
25h street to Broad street-up Broad street to the
street leading to the place of nterment on Church
Hill