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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-08
DAILY DISPATCH
The dispatch I'm a New Dre-..

The dispatch In New Dress.
The Dispatch this morning comes out in new
dress Tho types have been selected with care,
and II the press work and all go right, we nntici-
na,e tina, Il will make crcdtable appearance
,rhe old suit was worn much too long and was
awfuuy ground down by tho heavy press work to
which It was subjected by the large daily edition of
tho paper.
The Dispatch was born In 1850, on the 10th of De-
,ober ,,ay memorable as well for that event as for
another important incident In the history Of our
country: the surrender of the British at Yorktown!
Ns failure was extensively predicted; but in twelve
months tho prophets disappeared and everybody
know from the day Enchanting saw the light thatit
could live and flourish: Since then 1t has gone on
with steady step, advancing in popularity and pros
per;ty: march in no wise obstructet but rather
assisted nv a very active and not oyerscrupulous
opposon, for which we possibly ought to be thank
full since |, saved us from that malediction provided
for him that all men praise, at the same time ADDING
10 the energy and enterprise of little pet Its rise
and progress is uncxampled in the history Oh inc
sou,bor, press It's circulation is what may indeed
DO called universal SO far as the commercial sphere
of Richmond is concerned.
To give the reader practical idea OF It's np'q"-
.ous character in this community, and IN those
holding commerce with it, we state the toho"ihg
comparison: The Daily Compiler, which was d
paper highly popular in families and commercial
circles few years SINCE never obtained circuia-
ton of serea hundred the Dispatch mas a oanS
circulation of more than sir thousand. In Shof'
II il the great medium of publicity here and in the
surrounding commercial communities Nothing Is
rewarded as fully advertised that does not appear IN
;,s columns The attainment of such position OF
ropu,ar;,r in less than five years, is indeed re-
msrtab,e OF course such success required moi
only tact. but ineessant and energetic labor; yet
18th ,hese we had failed without that KIND ana
irs. nub,c sentiment to which we are so much IN
debted.
Tho D;spatch will continue its course OF a neutral
,a~snaner-a brief and faithful chrcneier OF events
In ia stvle and manner shall endeavor' as ever
70 preserye its proprety, its docorum ana IT'S ia'r
ness and it will continue to be ardentiy deFo'eu
10 the prosperity of Virginia and OF this city
With this blast from our own trumpet c"mch
has long hung idly upon the hook until II was llie
we had given it winding , and with this brief de-
caraton for the future, we send forth the iSpatch
in its now dress-repeating that we are heartily
Indebted to a kind public and trusting that we may
merit q continuation Of its good fcclilS anu sup
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HEAVY TAxATIoS.-A correspondent of the Ma
tional Integencer, writing from Ohio says that in
the town of Perrysburgh in that State, the tax i,
$3.50 per year on the hundred dollars, and he has
known guardians who loaned minors money at
per cent and had to pay o. per cent, taxes on it,
In Toledo the tax is s3.50 per one hundred del
lars
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>. LYNCH Lana negro belonging to Mr.. Turner.
nvihg near Lagrange Tenn, murdered his ever,
seer Mr.. James, on Monday last On ,ba fIl..';s
morning, the neghbors of the murdered man c.r'
RED the negro to the spot where he committed tho
crime, and hung him until he was dead Much ax.
element was created by the murder, and the snm.
nary punishment of lis pcrpetrator
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NORFOLK AND PoRTsMoUTH-In Portsmouth
Saturday there were six cases and four deaths.
The weather was unpropitious, and showers of rain
fell often during the day. Several persons who re-
turned within the last tendays are among the dead
telegraphic dispatch from Weldon, n. c., saws
that there was frost i'll Portsmouth yesterday morn
ing. Master VIM Collins, son of the late DR.. Col.
Inns, President of the Seaboard and Roanoke Rail
road, died of the fever in the Western part of the
State See Norfolk letter ON 4th page
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FORCED HLUMINATIoN.-Al letter from Paris in
the New York Times, contradcts the idea that the
nominations in France were voluntary movements
Oh the people The writer says that in one of the
villages he happened to be in, drummer rot =
crowd OF people together in the morning, and in.
formed them that for every window not Illuminated
In town that night the owner would be fined seven
and half franes-about 81 30
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COMMERCIAL.
>'-0N-~~0~'-0-"-'
Richmond Market, Oct. Il, 1853.

FLOUR.-Notwithstand the very limited stocks,
there WAS considerable more animation i'll the mar
ket to-day, occesioned by the movement in the New
York market Supertinr sold readily So for mix
ed and so for desirable straight brands; holders gen
orally indisposed to sell.
WHEAT-Market very firm ut former quotations.
viz: Good to prime red $1,000 5 .95 good prime
white i l.95d -.
CORN-$ 1.850S1 90 per hushel; market firm.
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I.nfest from Havana.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 4th.--The CahawDa mas ar
rived with Havana dates of the lst
General Concha has paid the Black Warrior in
demnity. ,..
1t seems that another illibustering expedition is
apprchended 1t has been ordered that the names
of all machinists going or coming iiu' INT
States shall be registered periodically
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lately of the American Shaving Saloon, has taken th
house next door to Dr. Powell on 10th street, between
Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior accommo-
dations for his business where all who desire easy
and pleasant Shave, will find him. heretofore ever
ready to please his customers.
His superb style of Hair Cutting is proverbia, and
he he please the most fastidious He will
continue 10 manufacture the celebrated Hair Restora-
tive aud Tonic, which, with other popular prepara-
tions and dyes, together with the delightful Sham
poon Bath, will make his shop, he hopes, the resort
of all who desire to be Maited unon in bis line.
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Marine Disaster.

New YORK Oct G-The bark John Potter from
Wilmington for Wilson, arrived this morning lea
XIV. She encountered gale on the Sd, off Hatteras,
and her captain was obliged 70 throw over her deck
load
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THR PLEA OF INSANITY seems to be the favorite
mode of getting murderers off from deserved
fate Gov. Gardner, of Massachusetts, has respited
James Wilson, who was to have been hung i'm Bos.
ton, Friday for murder, for sixty days in order TO
give him time to produce evidence of his insanity
At the time of the commission of the deed
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ACciDESr-On SATURDAY.
nls nj last collision occurred on the Michigan
Central Railroad, about one and a half miles west
Oh Lake station by which one locomotive and a
NUMBER .i OF trucks were completely wrecked One
the accident ' ~ AMY Z
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CAPT. NICHOLAs-The Buffalo Board of Trade
recently held meeting in that city, when resolu
ton was passed declaring that great injustice has
been done to Captain Nicholas, of the L. $. ship Mi
chigan by the Naval Board, in placing him on the
fnrIourh list of the Navy The Board further join
ed in request that the President will restore him to
active service The Presidents reply has not yet
been announced.
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S.,au;uarx Indian Battle.

ST PETERS, Minnesota, octoper otn.nh lei"
FROM, tho North Western Post, on the Redwood,
states that battle was fought on the alst ult, be-
tween two bands of Chippewas and Sioux Indians.
OF the Sioux 20 were killed and Il wounded The
Chippc,yas lost killed.
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TROOPS SENT TO THE CRIMEA.--It appears, from
oftciai returns, that up TO the 18th of September
there were shipped from Marseies and Toulon. for
the East, since the commencement of the war.
ss6 600 men, besides 900 from Algeria Corsica,
aud Italy. :
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foes anpoued by the different Divisions to make ar
ranrerents for the session of the Grand Division
will be held at Samson Division, on TUESDAY Eve
ming the 9th of Oct, at II O'Clock. &C 8-2tF
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 7th

ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadelphia
ndz and passengers.
Schr Edwin Aaron, Baltimore. mdz w. d. Colqritt
4 Go.
schr Randolph, Jones, Baltimore, lndz ". d. Col
quit & Co.
sclrr Mary & Adeline, Jinkins, Philadelphia, coal
J. Davis
Schr Certo, Crowell, Boston, mdz D. & w Currie
Schr Virgina, Crunbus, Charles City, lumber Jos
Il. Roane
Schr Charles and Susan, Young Hampton oysters
Schr Henry Clay Forrest, Back River, oysters.
Scbr Eliza, Routin, Jones' Creek oysters.
Schr Almeda Boise, New York, guanO Davenport
Allen Go.
Schr Chancellor. Carley, Warwick, oysters.
Schr Accomac, Woods, Norfolk guHnO A. 5. Lee.
Soop New Packet, Gwaltney, Smthteld, mdz.
Schr Necessity, Fletcher, James River, oysters.
SAILED,
Schr VIM. S. Triplett, Jones, Washington, mdz.
Brig Europa, Fraysier, New Foundland -four.
Schr Alice Jones, Baltimore, light.
Schr St Cloud, Thomas Srnithtield, mdz.
Schr Gen Worth, Dobbins. Baltimore, light.
Schr Judge Hopkins, -, james River, light.
Schr Huntsville, Brooks, James River, light.
Schr c. a. Finley, Womble, Smthfeld, mdz.
Schr Brilliant, Jones, Baltimore, light.
Schr Little Lady Stacy, James River, light.
Schr WIN. Colquitt, -, Baltimore. light
Scllr New Mexico, Gray, James River, light.
Schr Planet Mars, -, James River. light.
Sloop Plume, Hutchins, James River light
New YORK, Oct. 4.-Arrd schrs. John Young ant
Elizabeth Helen, Virginia. Oct. 5-Arrd schr Lydit
Ann, Harris, Richmond; c. II. Van Name Van Name
CltY Point: Richmond Winters Rich,rn,d
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very much with Dyspepsia and disordered bowels for
II or Is months. After following the advice of able
physicians without any permanent relief adj
vised to use BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS, which
| feel warranted in saying have made permanent
cure of that awful scourse. 1t gives great pleas
to recommend them to the public.
Your ob't serv't, L. Il. JORDAN.
To Mr.. f. BAKER, Richmond. Va.
Price 80 per bottle. For sale by Messrs r.
CELL, LADD & Co, and Druggists generally.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REroRrED FOR TnE DIsPATcl
(;eorrin Election.

u,cox r., Oct & rrippe Is the only Amer
can csniidate certainly elected to Congress Sew
ard. Warner. Cobb, Lumpkin, and A. II. n 1 n,
all Democrats, are certainly elected. mo als
tr;ets are in doubt Johnsons MAJORITY very
large The Legislaturp is Democraac
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Nor A DEAD LETTER-Neal Dow has written
several letters declaring the statements the effect
that the Maine Law had become a dead letter false
and stating his belief in its unimpaired efficiency.
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1911 100

Remaining in the Hospital, mum very sick
Average mortality among the whites, 81 per cent.
No. of colored patients admitted.
No. of deaths, I; No. discharged, 77............84
Mortality among the blacks only per cent
true copy. CHAS. ROBINSON,
Superintendent Howard Hospital
NORFOLK, Oct J. 1859.
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cd Meeting the Institute will be held nthe base
ment room of Metropolitan Hall, THIS EVEN
ING, mt hnlfpast o'clock. Every member should
be present business of Importance will be trans
acted.
BOARD OF MISUNDERSTANDING after the ad-
iourllmeut of the Institute, meeting of the Managers
will he held Punctual attendance Is important.
nc Sit j. w. LEWELLEN, Secy.
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AID For THE ORPHANs.-We acknowledge from
DIR. JOHN II. CONWAY, of Greene county, S5 for
the beneft Of the Portsmouth orphans OF this city.
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RUNAWAY.
I-n ijOI'LAIi, Kr,W 7I tNiil.-,I,.2,,,


IEh iBOlILAiS KEN AKU,-Enn.
I1O away from the subscribers on the Digbt N
of the 18th inst, negro man named JESSE VI
about so years 0fage, of dark complexion, has 4
a delicate look, five feet eight or nine Bch.s VI
high, is rather inclined To be stoop -nouldere9 Az
q negro woman named ADELIA, about 50 ,e.-,g,
a 5 feet high, of brown complexion as,,4,
GE of her front teeth out. che has a mol. On s!
TN chin and sore on her right arm A..
~ bright mulatto girl named ELLEN kr4
-SessSss years old, about4 feet or iusass h,
brown straight hair, black eyes There ID No Ig.
that they will attempt TO get to free S;s.s v,
will give One Hundred aud Fifty Noliap yev,r 8r
the apprehension of the above ne rors or fifty ti,,
reward for either OF them with all rta.gas5. u
penkes. JOHN NETTL.S
Sc TITS {. b. LlgSruNB
IA TWENTY DOLLARS REMAND.
w My man GRANDSON has brcu u1se,r
e. the last nine weeks. He was resn I've 0, '.,a
xsD weeks ago in company with Mr. Wisg,r.
*. man, in POwhntan county; since wbthtusa
woman has been caught and i: in Jail &c Re.
mond. | will give reward OF 100 for hls sE:-a.s
sion and confinement in jail 80 that can EethlapI
have but little doubt but what he acc0mpaHe. Il
Wilson's woman to Richmond.
JOS. B. ANDERSON
Lodore Post Office AmeI,
N. B.-Said man is about q years Of ase; 5fssr IN
6 inches high; rather dark complex on, In, no; rsu
black; very sli ght moustache On the upper HN tex
white, and the upper front ones little separated
to leave a small space between them.
80 Cts JR1
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L,ALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

TALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
Il VALENTINE COHEN, ITS Broad street has
opened his New Stock for the scason which en-
braces every variety of desirable Goods III Fancy and
Staple On hand, very large stock of Cotton and
Wooden Hosiery, Embroideries, Hdkerchiefs Cloak Ks
and Talmas of the latest designs Shswls, Blankets
Flennes, English and French Mernoes, Ribbons,
Trimmings, Laces, Prints, Goods for gentlemen and
bows wear, &c.
The public is respectfully invited to examine nv
stock before purchasing elsewhere. My prices win
be uniform and low.
VALENTINE COHEN
oc 8-6t+ IT'S Broad .treet
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iE Union BuifdInR Fund OmpR n 80
The regular monthly meeting of this Company, will
be held this evening, the Franklin Street School
House, at II o'clock.
The Directors will meet at O'clock to receive the
quarterly report
The Secretary will receive the Monthly dues at his
office during the day, until 81 o'clock P NJ.
THO. L. ID. WALFORD,
oc 8-lt Secretary.
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p TOt K1,N,.A,,M,l!ENT ny Tn, =.
3AA Ri . Road Roo
2AySN- Mile SWEEPS -. Z

$3.50 RAcH go 4 D Roo
JN. Nile SWE SWEET g's,. - :,
s4.-<EH---@.~-- which Ner-;n,s ttAE. a
Ainoana and slrglnla are Represented "'s''ct
This day, MONDAY, October gib ,h.v
over the Broad Rock Course will CO.. ~ fs.i b..
GRAND FOUR MILE SW 'FSig,1,Sleace ~
with nine entries in which III. SCI AhE,
are represented with their best blood. ~ 70 al-s
It Is expected, VIII be one Of the sr.,d rs sl-s.
exciting that has occurred on tho VIZ. &C. -a
many years. Below Is list of 's'1'S Is-' b
ENTRIES.
FIRST DAY-MONDAY. Oct. Ais
all ages; four mile hests four or mora ~ r.
the Proprietor TO add ) eco $50 r'i'' n.
forfeit. Closed first of June with II. a.
tries: "'oEgg =.
Mr.. VIM IL: Gibbon names b. m Phlo hui,
ont of Cassandra, four wears old. ' " AsiHs,
Mr.. Towles names CHI IN Cordial. D.,
ner, ont of Madeira, five years old ~ We
Mr.. Thos. q. Moore names ch. h, Hon..
coe, out of MADEIRA, four years old. ~ '' Osa
Mr.. John Campben names Oh. H. Flo,sl, -.
ner, out of Ann Watson By Glencoe '-'' |"i,
MI John Campbell names Oh. Lana s,ii.,,.
Wagner, out ofGloena, three wear. ol5 'I1'1ap BY
Sir. James Tally names a. 2 Ora,g
Prince George, out of Register dam ,e,.T zoe, By
5lr. III. 7. McGrath names Ch h. S,,, + ,, SA"o
Wagner. out of Medoc mare four vegr ', ~ ~
Mr.. John Walsh names b. E Law,op ~ u.
out of MlnstrePs dam, seven wears old y ''sa''
Mr. Calvin Green names ch. h. Frsu.f-, - fl,
coo, out of Mary MorriF four yearspd. = '''
Mr. a. Cheatham, subscriber
The Race to come of ut o'clock
The Members OF the Broad Rock Club ara r.o,...
to assemble at the new house opposite the
o'clock. '"'A q
Gate Fee, for this day. ONE DOLLAR
~ Badges can be procured for The yy,al f.,,,
the gate. 'h
4 train Of Cars leaves the Petersburg Demo, ri
past 9 O'Clock a. NJ, which Will convex H. 90
gers within half mile ofthe track '''
oc 8-lt CALVIN GREEN. Proprrs.
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-, ,,:-.. E~,Io.iou i'm Pennsylvania

SYRACUSE. n. Y, Oct 6.-Ninc fugitive slaves
from Virginia, arrived here yes'era'S ''o' '9' VI
route for Canada.
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Mark the Improvcment.--Hobso q

the American Shaving Saloon, is furnishing up his
accommodating place for the reception of Fall and
Winter viSitors-painting, guiding carpeting &C.
He will soon have his place handsomely renewed
1t has heretofore been, and will continue to be- the
resort of the old the mddleased and the young; for
all who want an agreeable Shave, their Hnir cut
IN style unsurpassed by any one, will surely find
Hobson or his polite employees. Go, them Hobson
and get clean, nice shave, your hair in becoming
STYLE and take good Hot, Cold Shower Bath and
you will come away better and wiser.
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sailing of the Washington
Markets..

New YORK, Oct 6-The steamship Washington
for Bremen, sailed at noon, with ~ passengers and
80 600 in spccic
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familiar remedy known to for the of Dys-
pepsa, Darrhua Cholic, Nervous Head Ache, Asue
and Fever Sour stomach and General Debility. They
are manufactured of vegetable matter entirely, are
perfectly safe their by all ages, end con-
ditions and very palatable to the taste.
Price 80 cents per bottle.
For sale III Richmond by Messrs. PURCELL,
LADD I CO. and Druggists generally.
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Arrangements have been made in Canada to raise
Immediately force of $500 recruits for the British
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WIsrpsvIIIE. pa, Oct 1.-THE explosion IN
p..t & Pcarson's mine, Thursday, only Killed two
rersons. and badly burned Jacob Stenhilbert- The
damage to propertyisenot very great
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" Ii us s.-Thrcc-Guarters and fu
length DaGuerreotypes be had in a superior style
of NJ 7. SIMoSS. Likenesses of Children and FaIni-
ly Groups taken in the best style Of the Daguer-
reotype3 copied.
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q school BOoks.-A X n d o y n s
Book Store and Bindery, 12l Main street. be had
at the lowest prices, the latest editions of English
French, Spanish, Italian, German Greek Latin and
Classical School Books.
Many good Secondhand copies for sale at half
prices.
;F- Liberal terms offered to Teachers
~ School STATIONERY in great variety.
oc Stiff
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Z
roductory Lecture by Prof SGOII VIII be deiIvered
Mt College Building on MONDAY, October 9th, at
O'Clock L. NJ.
The public and members of the Medical profession
are invited to attend.
&C Sit DAVID III. TUCKER, Dean
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REoTYPEs.-The public are invited to call and view
the styles of Daguerreotypes taken at this old
established Gallery. They admitted be sIperi
or to any ever before seen. a. w. OSBORNE,
Opposite Exchange Bank
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EFDowden's Dental Fluid.--This Eple.
brated DentfTice for cleaning and preserving the
Teeth and Gums relieving Toothache, arresting de-
cay, imparting deli ghffu favor to the mouth is for
sale by Purcell, Ladd Co..; Bennett i Beers
Grubbs Apperson Laidey X Robinson; i. Bode-
ker; Duyal ( Norton; Paterson Il Jackson. and all
Druggists. oc 6-d5m
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Ev Dagnerrcotxpes. taken by SIMO


bright, durable and perfect We understand that
he is about introducing style of pictures. Look
out for something beautiful in few day. ocS
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II Observation-Disclosures hive seen 50

OfPOWERS & DUKES new style of Daguerreotypes,
and pronounce them superior to any we ever saw
and is decided Improvement the old style of Da-
guerreOtype. Call and them. Sc ID
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~ Mayors COnrt.-Thc Mayors Court
for the city of Richmond will be held O'Clock A.
NJ from the 10th of April to the 10Th of October
After the 10Th of October, at 10 O'Clock.
For Civil business Oh Thursdays, always at IL o'clk
y. NJ. &c lily
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NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-Arr'd schrs. John Young and
Elizabeth Helen Virginia. Oct. 5-Arr'd schr Lydia
Ann Harris, Richmond; c. H. Van Name, Van Name
City Point; klChnlOnd WINTERS. RichnOnd.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE


sEr To the Voters of the County of Hen
RICO: Fellow Citizens-James Elicit, ESD having re-
signed the office of Clerk OF the County Court of Hem
rico, the solicitation many friends announce NY
self a candidate for that office Having discharged
the duties of Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court of the
County of HenrcO for the past three years, pledge
myself ifelected to this office, every exertion
to discharge the duties faithfully.
oc 2-lmt JOHN ". HARRISON.
Fy@ To the Voters of HcnrirO.-FeIlOw
Citizens: candidate to fill the vacancy in the
Clerks Office of county, accustomed by the resig-
nation of James Elicit, Esq.
Respectfully, DAN'L T. GARDNER.
oc 4-dtN8
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y r. = STEAMER BELlIDEKE,

Z ;,
Srz.y-Ss-z,-7,5 FOR BALTIMORE.-Freight rs,
sss9S-'-1.zs--- ceiyed to-day (Monday) and up to
the hour OF O'Clock F. NJ Tuesday. 9Th inst
COnsignees requested to call in person. or to
send down orders for their goods Unless they are re-
moved in proper time, they will be stored at their ex-
pense and risk.
Shippers equested to send in the names of their
cons gnees else their goods viii he consigned 10 order
Oc 8-2t LUDLAM 4 WATSON
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~, WOOI. HATS h s.n s1,aes, f.sp !
Aprice TO very ane. ia ,s.'o t hat Nil ''-
want Of ,he rtieie, sssnrns THO" .,s.es
low . any heuss IN this cry John THoai
pc l-~Iawts