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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-10
LOST.

OS Ton Monday evening last, be-
- - tween 9th and Leigh street, my FREE PA
fEks. They wers wrapped up in a small piece of
paper. Any person finding the said papers and leay.
ing them at this Office, will receive reward of 81
90 JOANNA PITTMAN
myS-<t free woman of solor
0 8 Ton Monday evening, a small
- BRASS KEY, which the finder will please
leave at this office and get reward. my 9-2t*
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DESIRABLE RTY ON

I1ESIRABLE P Z 0 p E RTY ON
- CHURCH HILL FOR SALE PRIVATELY
me house and Lot on the corner of Broad and 22d
fered for sale The Lot fronts &C feet on Broad st.
running back $50 feet to an alley. The location of
this property presents peculiar advantages, being
directly on line with and outside of the corpors-
ton, within ten minutes walk of the Post Office and
other important business localities. 1t possesses all
the advantages. without mourning of the odious
expenses incident to city residences.
ANY ons desirous OF purchasing such property, may
If early application ID ma se 10 -
my 9-dts T. WARREN
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MY BROTHER'S KEEFER-z' 8;

u1 and dslishtfui story from the psu of A.n.
Warner. author OF 'sDollass and Cert" ss2he Rn.a
binding 75c. ~ "a. a b - gsgSr -
Just received and for sale By 4. MORRIs.T
A. MORRIS has also just received ssis.
Hunfs Merchants Msgszins for My - ssss
oiiisspis on Land Surveying; an entirely new
w9fs on TINS Important brsnch-rdes ~ y
iisr Letters on what We Eat. Drink and oehsrwiss
6aeifnaiy inc siss in-tke most useful Beck 81 Is
Kenneth, or the Rear Guard Of the Grad Arwv.
81 the author OF the Heir Of Rsdsly1s,s g -
Frank Leslie's LaaisS Gazette for nsv-1se. ! So
zineS-25c - - q = = -
southern Home. By Virsisia LAdy--sss.
Memoir and Correspondsnee or the Coan1ees q
my 8-3t - -
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Eoksisk NEws Mo additional items of fcrslsn
asms os ineereet ~ the Asia have come 10 hand
lns 81 retersbufe Journal publiihes an I'm erial
nssssIps expressing the Empefof's satisfactiou al
msnsenikcH'sconGu.t with the he % That he would
~ oe Iestottd TO health and beatowps on MIN And
n se as.cenasntsa palace 1t Sc Petersburs
some notice has been excited IN Ensl.na hv the
stiien e American squadron 10 to make demon.
hat e hass Cuea II 10 doubtful whether war
aonni,.a, .ne unWea ststes and spain would much
T Sps SnsPg 5s: .s;s European politics.
NO livss were iost. = =. ' '' - = l's''
~ = hIs,sn isste has been Loot near Japan.
fhe Living Age was wrecked ON The Psshss
FIRE AT SANDY Hook The Government Ho,.a
on sandy Hook, N. Y, known % the Cove Hone
occupied oy +. Martin and others, wss totally IA.
droyed BY fire Tuesday.
EaiGaATroN.-The osweeo Journal states thai
t t.. steamers bound up Lake Ontario, have been
hIerany packed with passengers for the far west.
=. ana mat over thousand persons were carrisd
,ah ng oy way of that port last week. for that
,AccipRNr ON THE STEAMER PrsNsYr vA.,.
maoauay afternoon, the steamer PenusvIvsnis of
.ns hichmond and Philadelphia line. hayi been
senaed moved from her wharf In the latter Mace
lot q TRAIT trip. As she moved off. Andrew Ful.
49,. passenger, fell over board and narrowly
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TRUsTEEs S1LE on FIvELors
EARM NEAR RICHMOND 70,

l. SALE AT AUCTION" BELMONT.n two
hill. on the New Bridge Road, will be sold at public
Auction, on "WEDNESDAY, at p. NJ. the eth dav
OF June next The Farm contains about 76 acres Of
land, lies beautifully and il in good state OF cutiys
tiop. The dwelling and kitchen are brick; esrdner's
ouf.houses-aIi built In the past Eve years
The orchard lie young snd full for the first time fbis
year, and growing thriftily-comprises all the most
select varieties, apples peaches, plnms, apricots,
pears and cherriss-500 trees in all. This of Itself
is is said, win pay for the Farm in few years.
We propose to sell the whole tract together or TO
divide 1t to suit purchasers.
TERMs-One-third cash balance In equal annual
instalments and years, with interest secured by
Deed OF Trust on the premises. The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser
GODDIN l. APPERBON
my 5-2awtds Auctionesrs.
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EATING H0U6E g F0k aAf =,
- 1hs good via ssi KIxfuA3e a. - 1oQf
Heuse .At Tie New Msxhst 1tce0 Ge9 Mper1S
EANS--A beautiful variety u oGufNle
- Wood, clansmsn nrsn6A NH, ~ -
FAms, jst y sssA md ~ 49, 80. ...sf
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II AN AWAY from the subscriber. m
~ Tuesday last, May the 9Th, his negro vans =
JOANNA. Said woman ID about feet or 9 inch !.
IN neiSht vary black, speaks slowly and has a bs
countsnsaes. She il no doubt lurking about the
neishboIhood Of Mr. Fendsl Griifin's OF mains her
way tc King William, whore / purchased her. And
has .aother living at Capt. John Rchardson,s in
the nsis hboIhood of Caution. King William county.
viii give $40 to any person who will deliver hsr
to me or lodge her in jail, so get her agsin
. JAS. II. COOKE.
Hsnfies co., May 8. 1856. INV I0-2ts
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GO8H1N B01TER. so kees superior
css'' Ga Ga r. s;oi;ss = s. s.
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A LONE, by Marion Harland, has been
"A published in London and Paris, 10th edition.
American edition now Ready, just published and 10,
sale by A. MORRIS.
my7-h pnSI;.hax
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I'M eaa. Un af =. s.i.s.a. = =.
PENNSYLVANIA. for soma slight repaira abe will
not leave e adyertieed on Monday. ~.
The CITY or RlCHMOND, Cart T. NIrcn.
ELL. win lesys on THURSDAY, Hay 10th, ct 10
o'clock A. M. 80 - - = -
VIII be prepared to receive freight, ON and sftsr
Monday. - -
For freight or psssase. havins superior assommo-
da1lons sPpiy 70 II. z. fU1TLE,
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TIA LIAFE RIOS RICHMOND
l. GROUND PLASTER, for sale by -
II. 6KlNKEk CO..
my Cary stree.
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A L PRIVATE SALE.-Now opening
"A at nay rooms. lup stsrs) larse and varied as.
sortment of JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTI.
Giles recently imported from France, to which
as offering inducements rarely to be met with.
The goods will be exposed for sale for only two
days ALEX MOTT
my 10 Corner of Main and 18th strt,s
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WANTS

WANTs
w ANTE D-Immedistely, first rate
GAkDENER. Apply at this office, or to
my LOST
WANTED-AN OWNER.-For a lot
w of Cast Iron Wagon Boxes from Baltimore.
per schooner VIM. Severe, without mark or bill of
laoing my9 A. 8. LEE.
WANTED--Four or five white women.
w good WASHERS and IRONERS Applv At
my 9-St AMERICAN HOTEL,
WANTED-A Dressmaker and Seam
stress, at HENRY HYMAN's,
my S-zt SO Main ct.
-STORAGE.-We can re-
W eeive at our warehouse, a large amount of stos
rage of any kind.
storage taken and injured on a. good terms as it
can be had in the city
MY JNO w WRIGHT ca
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THE COUNTRY IN DANGER-CTTT-
4 lens OF RICHMOND TO THE RESCUE
The danger exists in your not calling in time to Sc
cure some OF the great bargains that am now SELL
Ing In all kinds OF Fancy and Staple Dress Goods;
Grape shswls /; Challies Bereges; De Laines; tbs.
sues; Lawns; Rich Dress Silks; Nantes; Worked
Muslin Collars Sleeves; Chemisettes and Bands:
Parasols; Brocaded White Muslin Dresses; Lacc
Curtains; Cambrcs; Swiss Muslins; SpriRged ard
Dotted MuslinE Caleoes, &c. Remember the place
10 No. IS Main street, at
10 IACQR
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HAND6OME COTTAGE REsI

= NEAk kUCHANAN'S SPRING Ron ar
At AUCTION VIII be sold, on FRfn1T ts liz TX
Gay o. May. 1855, on the premises commercins A. s
geiocf, two new framed tenements, on tie north
nde OF Broad street, near to Mr. Henrv Kr.sls,s -.
cery, eseh renting for go par annum. s
IE5As-One-fourth cash; balance at 5. 6 and
.9 9ntns for negotiable notea intsrsst sddsd. and
utIe retained till last note u paid. ,A
Ine taxes Tor the present year to be paid bv TIA
purchaser. GoDD1N ArPERsoN.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.--We
" are opening THIS MORNING, q large and
elegant esson ment of Gold Watch Ctsins Breast
Pins, Brooches, Keys. &c, &c, suitable for Ladies
and Gentlenen's wear. The public are invited to
call and examine; the invoice will be sold privately
my 10 IA Main strast
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NJ TIC Was found in one of the
IN rooms of the St. Charles Hotel a sum of money.
The owner can have the same By describing Ii sats.
factorily. WM. ii. GOODMAN & co.
INV Ill
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II N.-Cargo superior Hay daily ex-
Ia peeted; fer sale. to arrive. BY

NOTICE.-The undersigned will con-
tinue at the old stand of Saunders & Head where
be VIII bs at all times prepared to furnish for Hire
Hacks; Bugges and Horses.
my l0-lw* DAVID P. SAUNDERS
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E NOTICE.-EXTRAT TRAIN FROM
80 THE COTTAGE ON SUNDAY. ON and efter
trs train win leave the Cottage ON the afternoon Of
esen Sunday ate r. NJ, for Richmond. By which
persons who go up IN the mornng,l can return
at q convenient hour Fare for the round tr .
to and from the Cottage. ONE DOLLAR, provided
tickets are obtained at the ticket ONCE before the
departure OF the train from Richmond In the morn
ing. BAML. RUTH
Agent of Transp ortation.
Office 3. r. z. b. Richmond May 8.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-22

MEsSRs EDlToRs: ! saw statement in the
Enquirer this morning, that the Winchester con-
vention contained 90 Wings and 3 Democrats
This statement is wholly untrue In thr y IN
chester convention party distinctions were not
known, bat for the purpose of meeting Just such
statements n this count was made, and Of lOD
members present, So WERE WINGS AND A DEM
oeRArs. WINS present an3 know this 10 be So
feel authorized to state furthermore, that ey-
cry Democrat as well n every Wing present gave
in his adhesion TO the ,chole ticket, and promised
to go home and work for it till the day OF election
and they will redeem the promise.
II cause can not he supported in any other
way than by such palpable untruths and misstutc-
ments, it ought to be abandoned.
\ MEMBER OF TIE WINCHESTER
March -, $3.50. CONVENTION.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-22
t. aSwallowo of Demooraou-

In his speeeh at Alexandria, Gov. Smith being
pressed rather seyageiy for the reasons of his
opposition to Mr.. Wise. replied that he could not
go for him because of his versatility of position
"a man, who" said Gov. Smith. was n jackson,
Van Buren, man in 81, CALLED JACKSON
A TYRANT IN 33-W0ODBURY A ROB
BER-CASS A PERJURED LIAR, one lcho
has assaiiea epery ieading man and measure Of
the Democratic party; man who, lin eighteen
forty" he'd hislef hand upon the throat If
Democracy md dra,en dagger a. he right,
ready to ...fesh h'in the Democratic hart. 4
man who derided and sccgsd al Democrnry 'che"
dark clouds were oper il tcho stonghed Of .fiom
W1iggery TO Tyierism; rent obroad: returned
when gentle zeyphyrs famed the party, and as
pires to be ats Captain. as marvellous proper
Democrat lrifh ''no recantations to make
-Fredericksburg Herald.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-22

MIR BoTrs.-Wc are reIuestedhy this gen
teman to say in answer to the communication
which appeared in this paper yesterday, signed
"Manv Warm Friends" that the rumor that he
would not support the ticket framed by the Win
chester Convention, is an unmtigated, unalIoy-
ed, and unprovoked falschood. without the shad-
CIV or pretence oftoundation in fact He not
only never said such thing, but it never enter
ed his imagnator to conceive it. He will not
only support the ticket, but would have support
ed one much worse than this had such an one
been presented Richmond Post,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-22
COM NERCiiL.
Lynchburg Market.

MARCH 2Ist, 1e55.
ToBNcoo -Actiive, and price, well .3nnnr,
ed for all kinds with little or no change n ,',
market. Wequote Luc>, common. Mt from M
to - %; good, > 90 10 81 90; Leaf. common
) 81 to 3 On: good : On to SO.
WnEAr.-W bite IS to s.. 95; Red 81 50 70
Il 90.
FLOUR. superfne $50 to 5000, family 80
Do to 500.
CoRN-sO 10 90 cents per bushcl Of sc lbs.
OArs-95 to 20. cents per busbel
JOHN CLARK.
Comm ssion Merchant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-22
Correspondence Of the Penny Post.
IAtIrAy q II March 10Th I-a1


Dear POST The nominations of the Amer-
can party were received here to day with great
Joy and enthusiasm. We are much delighted
TINT gentlemen OF such high character a. Mess
rs. Bealr and Patton, are on the ticket with Mr..
flournoy. With this ticket we expect to carry
Halifax with minority of five or six hundred.--
The leaders of the old Democratic party, Il hate
to call the old paries) IRE moving Heaven and
Earth to bring i'll the faithful, bat they find it an
up hill business. None will vote for the rene.
gade ticket bat those who IRE bound hund and
foot, body and soul, to party. They viii have to
poll 1000 votes tobeat us. The usual vote i
from 1900 to 1000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-22

Capting McComas denies that he promised to
stump it for Mr.. Bolts if he would oppose Mr.
Wise. A writer in the Penny Post asserts that
Mr.. Bolts told him the Capting did so promise.
What says Mr.. Botts'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-22

We learn from the Abingdon Virgnan that
CoNNALLY F. TRIGG, ESQ, has announced him
self a candidate for Congress from the Abingdon
District Mr.. T. is gentleman of fine intellect
and high character, and would make an excellent
repre- sentative something of which the Abng-
don District stands much in need.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-22

NATIVE AMERICAN DISTRICT CONVENTION
The Petersburg lntelligencer has been requested
to say by several gentlemen Of the District that
tier" will be meeting Of the Delegate, OF the
native American party of that Congres sional Dis
trict held IN that city on the first Wednesday in
April for the purpose ii cleoting suitable can
didate for Congress in opposition 10 the Hon. W
@ linnde.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-22

We are authorized to announce NM. -.
BRANCH as q candidate for reelection II the
Mayornlty Of this city.
mnr tide
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-22

We are au'herizcd 10 announce Tnos. Dill
LARD a candidate for the Office of Commissioner of
Revenue for this city Marco dtde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-22

Tho Virginia Advocate, (Charlottesyile1
says: I'VE are receiving daily, from the most re
liable sources, most cheering news of the progress
of the American party in this aud the surround
ing counties. We verify believe that the dcfec.
ton in the Democratic ranks in Louisa, Gooch-
land aud Amherst exceeds the conception Of any
man who has not mingled intimately with the
people of those counties. This detection is not
confined to the floating vote, but includes many Of
the most intelligent, influential and cons, tout
members of the Democratic party, who have vow
ed that they cannot nor will they, support the
renegade HiSe ticket Without making any ref
erence to any accessions to the American party
between this and the election, W. predict for the
Wise ticket one of the most disastrous defeats
that ever befel party nominee"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-22
Nomination f1I Congress

We learn that convention Of Delegates, of
the American party, assembled ut PatsA lyania
{. IL, Monday, and nominated y G. Claiborne,
Esq, of Franklin, candidate for Congress from
this District, in opposition to Hon, Thos. s. Bo-
cock. Mr.. Claiborne is known through the State
rs leading aud prominent Democrat. He was
in high favor with his party, until he became nm
advocate of American principles. for which he
has been formally communicated by the Rich
mond Enquirer. He possesses much popularity
and is known in the political world as The In
vnciblc Nat" He Represented Franklin county
a number of years in the Legislature, MAS the
highest candidate elected from his district To the
Reform Conyention,and was subsequently, ehosan.
by the people of his county, Commonwealth
Attorney. He was never beaten for any office
and will give Mr.. Bocoek buster time than he
has ever had. He will get the American vote
the Wing vote generally, and large fragment Of
the Democratic vote. " it'll such backing, his
prospect for election is scarcely doubtful.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-22
From ON New Yo1K Correspondent
NEW York, March 18th, $3.50.


The news received by the Africa OF the death
Of the Emperor Nicholas of Rus-ia needs CON
frInation before If can implicitly be- relied OIL
H. p.io,, u;,;,.r At Ny,sL;r.,,n L,,.;r,, -,
- -,
'''N'' ~ ',' '''''''''''' - w - "
hoax. II IS however Prohaoir i't ne ms II"
better means Of Judging than others. The mem
,r,, Of tl,e hoax Of ..thr dentl,of Emperor Mama
l,,, , ..,,lio,, of s,,o.t,,,,l,' ,,,,,.
,"@
IL supp, Nv "'''' 81 ''''o' ~, ~ - 'i' ',''-
tom oil ti'S also. Inc SNORT ll'ne ciapslhS be-
tween tn report and its know ledge throughout
ENGLAND nysr, the suspicion. Snppo,ipg tito
L. ,r,o ,, arr. 60, T., Ken, rc,,s,, - h.lisyo ,b,,
~ - -.
II VIII '' mum ''''' W "'S'''
ties.
'rhe members Of tie Legislature, who hive
hennon - tl,ree days. yi.it to the nuhlic ipsti,u-
..c ,rf;, 49, 49,, ,..l ,I
.'"' - ''' "9 ','' ','''''' - '>'''''' nav
in}5 sem III" Ell mum ''nhh eha'hP"gh"'
E'' '''I'' ~ '''p ,'"'9, ~" '"s" l''s'h-
- " ", ''',. W ~ !, ",' IN" '"'" moi
1aFe "'''''' '''l'' IN" ''' "e''aiinE mo
h'"s"l' "'" o''"'' VI" ..na''' lhah IN"
mems a''P'fo an''n& 'h7 visit MRhA VIII"
ihF' o,'n '""9i"''t" t'"li,i'"h'' ihoh nave
a'n'N ,''' "'i' o'e''He "",.'"B ''se was Ieo'
9hu' ms H7' ms n'eh I'll no service To the
'''y or Sht,' 'nt has '""'le9 tue Legislature IN
NV 'S'''' ~ P'fl'''
a paper Is III circulation tndenvorng to OBJ
ihh meho- IL nol'has' me fNsthl i'Rlae" ~
market. II VIII cost about S2oo'o'"' "ne third
H. Original cost.
Almost very dny TINS week. 1t has clihrr ram
ed on showed, nhd thus Ut. Patrick day. 1t
does both, and the streets IN" "a muddy and
slushy II, ,a well be Imagined 1t was feared
That the lush, who d" nen"rs this day to their
r'tron Saht' would Rhd the Gay by lighting and
row generally several military companies
nfe nnoef orders 10 appeer, II necessary. II the
run continues MS l'"oa''' Il" disturbance VIII
Occur cur
ne aSt Proa"ctl3n ei the lat' IN. North
VINO committed snIeid'' rn!ir' me slave "i the
LAM mn lo~t been Poo.,h'd by H. Long *
l'r2. ih' llHSle 'na "i TINS unfortunate genus
WIN invest ms book win peculiar interest to all
who lhtW hihi-or the crcun4 stances. II Is quito
reaaah' BOOK ana Will no doubt meet large
saie,
Inc bnnhs Grant all The discount required from
o"s'.',' a,,l n,'5eI Is E'ou '",9 ', r.S na'r
md Summer ,r,,I". Oar bolals nre filled with
STRANGER, from all parts of the country. Itueeds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-22

We nre authorized 10 announce Henry Dun
NISGToN H. a candidate for re election to the OF,
flee of Sergeant Of the city of IynchbarG
mar 2O-tde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-22
SPECIAL NOTICES

AUCTION CARD lie ,ne liz. -. b"lI lou
Fun .tir. vii 'luurd iii. nuuDHs ., 10 ..,.f.
vi at liz Doug 4, ON Furniture, nod e',as 'p"ie
ri - ~ tssurin Ia -. .,,i
na,,o5 dI1 { =. PG"frS A..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-22
Stillthey Come

| guished Democrat has openly avowcd his pur-
pose TO co operate with the American party -
lie cant swallow Wis. Mr.. II. il will be re-
nembered Wa voted Tor IN the Staontau con
! ventnn sthc Democratic candidate Tor Lieu
tenant Governor. He wns member of the state
! Convention in ISL To revise the Constitution OF
the Siatc-was candidate for the IndgeshP
in the Montgomery District at The election sue
ceeline the adoption If the Convention, aud Is
,aid Ia be an able and popular man by the WAY,
W. hour the most cheering accounts from Mont
i cancry and the Southwest generally.
ANOTHER hRe,e.
We Icarn, from the l,,t Williamsburg Ga-efie,
! that IIFNn 10 -, E-q, ha- resigned the
appointment conferred on Inn If Democratic
Elector Tor The county Of James City Mr. Jones
declines because Of his nnwillingucs, to support
AR. vs.. The odd liners" are boiling in scores
in eyary county ia the slnts- w are curious
10 know how mauy u the Juuto'- Electors will
belcft 10 advocated tho claims Of the renegade
ticket. The whole Of them may resign bat we
shall never learn the fact from the wire workers
here in Richmond. Truly the good work goes
bravolY On. he Winchester nominations have
struck terrible dismay into the hearts of the
.#....=......e 49,
'3'os ''''' -" ''"' - 49,.
r..,rr. .,.,. =.
"''9' 1'''' '''9
P'''''' ~ ''' 49,.
'"'" - IN c,,.,,. -,
''N"' - ~. A. - I.4f.z.9. =
"'' ~
,' -.
~ '''
clal"ee I"7' WIN 'p'' 'l''' ""a ~ ''"h'b ~ '"a
10 dissatisfaction III the Democratic rnnks-not-
with standing it every dry rendng some
"ol1 liner, ont af the party II took of smiths
~ p.a1a,. HIND pstto,,s Leod CLiho,po,s
MT;
Nea" oi' u Wv '".' : " 10y :, w. -
great GoGl 81 bl""dY WORK 10 o' done yet
ANOTHER nofrER.
Aswas stated hy a corree ,.ondent Yesterday.
c,l 1,,i,s r. Roane of KIM and Queen. has
....i;5.,' g.. a..
announce '''"'5 : " " VI
Delegates Tor NC ""'l'''7 Z" Mug una queen
and Essex. Mr.. Rome, We learn, will not sup
mort Mr.. Wise, nor abuse the Know Nothings
N. = !. =, ,,,,,,, ,,o,. oC ,,,o #,ol.,ts and I;,L
- .,I...,',,....1..
N""'"' - - ''''u nun" '''''''' l't''
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60, " A.,
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Fredericksburg liei"'dth'l' WIS 9aI'a assem-
blnge of the soYorclgns. according 10 the reports
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We be 10 Mr., FIournoy good speaker though
he is said Il bel when, as a Wing and as n mefl.
Der OF secret political party, be shall meet Mr.
WISE n fore the open and honest people of that
anci'Ht Commonwealth. old inspirations will
retnr" to Nr. Mise, aud we may expect gems of
sarcastic eloQoence, that will not only sparkle,
but barn, and arguments that will not only con
vnc" hut err ~h.-U Washington Sentinel.
"OHd inspirations will return to Mr.. WISE"
We should ike 10 know the precise age of these
Inspirations Docs the Sentinel mean the insp.
ratons which prompted Mr.. Wise To hunt down
the Democracy as he would have hunted down
pnra of hnwling wolyes1 Mr.. Wise cannot
give "n" low to Mr.. Fournoy which will not re-
whicu will not recoil back upon himself with
TN Irresistible force. "Old inspirations" in
deed. We thank the Sentinel tor teaching Us
that word w" expect the next time the Sfnti.
net reters to Mr.. Wise it will say something A
bout I'D instincts returning to that gentleman
those Same old "instncts which enabled Mr.,
Wl>rto smell ont gentlemen with Ms much nc
curacy a. mouse would scent out u bit of cheese.
Pei. Int
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

Hon CONSTRUCTING are requested to an
naunce JAS. 6. RoYALL a candidate for re cleo
ton to the office Of High Constable of the city of
Iynchbmg mar22- dtde
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College, Mass; Justin L Switched, do; , 7 All
red, Mount Airy.
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aExeunt Chester and Buckingham

FOE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
HON J M PATTON of Richmond, Va