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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-26
FOR OFFICE.

- TO william peau. Eso---sir; Having
- voa. name announced IN me papers Of this cit 2
" 10. ,,fy n Richmond prior TO the meeting of the
Ned Council aud ceiling deep solici,ude in
~ a-e fare. Kermit few OF your brother mechanics
candidate tor the Office OF High Constable
-, mechanics Of the city have seldom been per
' "a suioy suv of the honors or the emoluments
- il, the s;h % the people; snd believing as
o., that they are az intelligent aud hish-minded
.-,ry others {who are lauded for their virtue and
= ..,t;.,g and who are morc indebted TO family in.
-. o- the chance of fortune, than to any merit
-, SEES. either morsllv OF intellectually In
,.,r n these fscts portion OF the mechanics of
=. ,;iy Of Richmond, anxious to elevate one of our
-hs, who we are confident possesses superior at
mems wiyhou, any Of .he alloy clingins to him
5. connection with Office. or its necessary asso-
,..,ss We again call VOC TO come forward and
,---.-cr youvself candidate for the Office of High
--cs's5.e.
,9-utnYt announcement is requested by
Ti-5 Hundred II yovr Brother Mechanics
--r Nr-itr
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- To the PubIlc.-Before the meeting

& Thursiay, 10Th March. at which was nominated
II. UtIce Of City Guager. | had declined being
anddate tor the office, aud had authorised Mr. Samp-
q Iones TO publish card TO that effect. had not
under any engage usnt, however, which stood IN
J way Of my accepting nomination from any por.
ion Of my fellow citizens as MIR. Franklin Stearns
y lo was PEivy 10 all that passed between u.s. has
s.Tesdy declared in the meeting. and ! think it pro.
~ publicly 70 announce that | do accept the
-.ns:ion with due acknowledgements TO the friends
- no have made It without solicitation on my part,
with the assurance that will the public to
10 best OF ny ability If elected. The continuance
the former card after the meeting of Thursday,
10 Mach, was Of course unauthorized by me- As
nomination and acceptance were both known to
b. ioaes took II for granted that tie publication
Il tie card would be stopped by him he had it in
b red. Respectfully,
IL -6--dtf RICHARD FOX.
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= 20 - Americnn Noters.--I ann slow

r..eye Ihst l8S members of this party can be
md 10 this city, who can so far forget their party
ss:ious as to he induced TO sign call uron & de-
s.za cauGidste to take the field against the regular
-7H--cse-
vii Mr.. Jones be so kind 10 inform the public
V n any or these signers participated IN the mass
-.srEe1-sud whilst c'liqhteaiRg the public, will he
-,o1c4 the statement made in this card, with the
ruiag facts'
Fox what purpose did Mr.. Jones go through the
~ 70 get signatures TO bis certlhcatel
WY did Mr.. Jones ply the friend of Mr. Fox ght
nd day. Why did Mr.. Jones say. that some of
Sc days he nj sh die, or that he might change his
-.a5 aid 20 az something else-thet he and Mr. Fox
--, beat the wor.d'l
: w. will Mr. Jones take his l35 signers, and see
" many a. the mass n Getting, and how many
M registered the rolls of the American partyl
vii hazard the assertion that he will find very re-
...-5.-j.- porticD outside the ring
How aces Mr.. Jones and thee friends of his who
attended and voted ct this meet pg, reconcile their
-~'aa position with his pledge by him public
!. I 50 many words and Their votes!
OCT With their names, Mr. Jouss-it is high time
g. e party should know which of our members have
-..a 7iaYug The game, Heads win. tales you lose'
UE .G--2t CONSISTENCY.
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~Charter EIectfo .,Th. penrIc,.
TIcEBT-- ~'f'~ =
Fer Mayor--JosEPH MAYO
Ser0ednt-PETER w 0RITHRs
5ssessr-LEWIs HILL,
cry Coaeetor--JULIUS A. HoBSoN
htsh Constdbie-JAS, P. TYLER
taager--SAMPSoN JONES.
Graz" Meassrer-LEwIS II LUCK
SUPP. " dter Hcrks-JAMES T. DAVIS
Spnt' Gas Horks-THos. II. wYNNE
SaRt Ssrests-M BATES
REGISTER Water Works--M l.. STRATTON
keeper Poor Hoase-JOHN PEARCE
SON. "iAn'N
The above ticket will be voted for at the ensuing
Charter Election by many
haote-Notkia1s. Fillmore Men
Old Line Wigs and Democrats
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FUTURE DAYS.
COsIMIssIONER,s s Ale or mr.

COMMIssIONER,S 3 A n or RFST
Estate IN THE COUNTY OF HENRicu
by virtue OF decree pronour ced by the Circnit
Court OF hsnrico County, the flth day Of Nav
1855; In the suit Of Charter against Charter, be.
shai a. special Commissioner, sell at public auction
on the 10th day Of April $50. at O'Clock, r. M on
county about half mile from the city Of Richmond
on the rcad leading TO Stony Run. now occupied by
henry McCook, and near the garden of Koon and
Martin. The Lot embraces half al acre with bricE
Dwelling, containing fix rooms
TERMS OF SALE: one-third cash, and the residue
In Two equal insalments, payable II months az
chaser giving bond for the deferred payments. and
the title to be retained until all of the purchase mo-
ney In paid and a deed ordered by the court
MARK BOON,
mn 24-Sw Es Special Commssioner
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II To the Voters of Henrico County,
Friends and feow-ctizens: l announce myself
candidate for the Office of COMMISSIONER OF
THE REVENUE for the Lower District of said
county at the ensuing election. Should it be your
pleasure to elect me, pledge uyaelf to give my
divided attention to its dutien. Having acted a
deputy under Mr.. John o. Goddn last year, and with
my experience in its duties pledge myself to dis
charge the duties of the Office promptly faithfully,
and according to law. JOHN A. EACHO. =
NH Sim
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by Goddin q Apperson.


COMMlSSleNER'S SAFE or vn
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE, ON CLAY. p-no-
ADAMS AND FoUsHEE SEREETs-As Comn,;shkN
of the Circuit Court of the City of R;cbnnrs
against Smith, &c shal proceed to sell at nubS ap
ton: on the premises, on TUESDAY the stb H. luz
April, 1856, at Al o'clock. P. M the Real Es,s, VI
ferred to in the plaintiffs BILL consisting of W, e
ground, an excellent Brick Dwelling and other i'm.
Provements on the north side of Clay street. between
Adams and Foushee Streets nearly opposite the resi-;
9snce OF Mr.. A. Dill, and now in the occupancy of
MT. John b Southal The house is admirably we'll
6ui has 10 rooms, besides ample servants eccommo-
TERMs-tth cash; balance at 6, u and 10 months
for negotiable notes interest added and title retained
till last note is paid.
The taxes and assurances for the present year TO
be paid by the purchaser
R. R. HOWISON, Commissioner.
SAFE by GoDDIN APPERsoN. Aucts. mh25
7 AND IN HENRTCO COUNTY. FOR
- SALE.-By virtue of deed of tIust exeerted
to US by Robt. II. Vaughan and Josenh w q Clair
decd, for the benefit of VIM, P. Stother Wisnn 70
Macfariand and Thomas W. McCance trustees we
shall offer for sale, at public auction, on MONDAY
the Zth day of April, 1885, in front of the Henrico
county Court House, that being Court day AFT -
O'CLOCK all the interest convey ed u.s. being twelve
undivided hfteenths of tract of land in Henrico
county, adjoining the lands of Temple kedd Reuben
8. Ellis and VIM M McGruder, and containine IN
acres.
1t understood that the remaining Sis will be of
fered to the purchaser, by the parties owning the
same, at the rate which the l2-l5 may sell, - te
TERMS made known on day of sale
Acting as trustee, shall convey only such title
as is vested in US by the deed. go
" i; A GobpIs SMITH Trustees.
NH Ql---fn
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TITO the Voters Of the City of RichnDnd,
FELLOW CITIZENS As have been requested
through the medium of two Of the newspapers of th
candidate for the Office OF MAYOR of this city, and
being personally solicited by many friends to do So
beg feave with feelings Of the profoundest gratitude
announce myself candidate for the Office. Should i,
be the pleasure OF the citizens of Richmond to honor
me with that post, assure them that every effort
shall be made TO discharge its important and mponsi
bic duties promptly and faithfully
NH 6-dte Very respectfully,
g. W STARKE.
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RICHMOND, March 23d, 1856.
y To Samnson Ihnes Esn-ReinR snfis.


Ped that during your term of service City Gauger,
goQ have performed the duties of the Office efficiently
tad with satisfaction TO ALL we regret that you did
Of receive the nomination at the meeting on last
Thursday night, and believing that in that meeting
you were not properly represented; that if Mr. Fox
pad net announced IN the city papers, that he was
81 CANDIDATE, thereby inducing your friends 20 be-
Five that you would have opposition, hundre DIS of
@74l would have attended the meeting and given you
nomination, and many who were there left under
F7e same impression; we therefore request you to
sEsB become candidate for the Office of CITY
aJALGER Signed by
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE
Z mn &t-St' AMERICAN VOTERS.
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rF- To the Voters of Henrico County.--
am candidate for the Office of Sheriff at the coming
election in May next Having served 8 deputy
sheriff in both districts of the county for the past six
years. aatter myself that qualified discharge
the duties of the office. Should it be your pleasure
elect me, the business Of the Office shall be faith
fully attended to.
NH ltd JNO. A. HUTCHINSON,
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Everybody knows that do not pretend 20 nn the
qualifications necessary discharge perfectly the du
ties of the Office for which hereby respe ctfuliy an
nounee myself candidate, but believing that pos
some and can supply through other individuals
those which I lack-e course which the successft |
candidate, no matter who, must adopt have dete.
mined, on the assurances Of mHny friends To ents~
the track, and hope not to be last az rhe poet
John STfTH.
n B. Whether elected or not the. street sprisklil {
WI be continued, fe 29-td-
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" To the Voters of the City of Rich
moNp.-Havins been called on through the papers
nd at the solicitation of friends present myself as
candidate for the Office of CITY ASSESSOR If
elected promise to devote my undivided attention
TO the duties of the office.
Very respectfully,
NH 25-tde* SN DayTc
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AUCTION sALre.
FUTURE DAYS


SOoA u SOs, Auctss
STOCK OF CLOTHING, &c AT AUG.
~ TIoN-on MONDAY next, 3ist inst. at 10
O'Clock will sell at my store Main Street. opposite
the 81 Charles Hotel, the whols stock Of Clothins
consisting OF Cloth Cashmere Drilling and Alpaca
Goats cashmere Satinet Drilling and Cottonade
Pants Marseiles Silk. Satin and Poplin Vests; also
large LOT OF piece goods such Black satin and Fig
nred SILK Vestinss Beaver, Pilot and Broad Cloths
Sessimsrss and Sstinets Drllinss white and colored
M.rIeies OF superior quality, Cloth and Silk Vsst
Patterns also large lot of Furnishing Goods, con.
nstins OF Shirts. suspenders Stocks and Cravsts
scars, socks Gloves, he also Tailors Trinminss,
such a. Buttons Twist, Silk Serge; Selieas Buckles
silks, Padding he The whole to be sold in lots to
suit the trade, without reserve.
ABRAHAM LEVY Main street.
The Store will be rented at IL O'clock immediately
AFTER which will be sold the Store Fixtures consulting
OF one handsome Show Case Umbrella Stand and two
Counters &C., &c. Sale conducted bv
NH 20 E. d. COOK r. Co Auctrs.
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" At the solicitation OF friends L an
nounce myself candidate for Office of CITY AS
SESSOh. LEWIS HILL,
NH 2f---tds Governor strsat
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By Goddin & Apperson. anc1.


4 ARGE AND VALUABLE TORaCCn
AZ FACTORY ON nth, BETWEEN MAIN Ann
CARY STREETS. FOR SALE AT ATJCTf0N -
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 26th Of Nsrcb
1856, on the premises, commencing at O'clock thai
really valuable Tobacco Factory situated the east
side of 18th, between Main aad Cary streets now In
the occupancy of Messrs N. B. Dickinson and SauI
M Bailey, at an annual rent Of $780, The lot fronts
SO feet, extends back 80 feet.
The terms, which will be liberal, win be made
known at the hour of sale TIL, taxes and insurance.
for the present year to be paid by the purchaser
NH ii 'fe9. GODDIN APPERSON. Aucts
HANDSOME COTTAGE FARM AND
II VACANT LOT NEAR MANCHESTER FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.--Wili be sold on WEDNES-
DAY, the 18th March, 1885, on the premises com
mencing at o'clock, NJ. the neat Cottage Farm ct
the junction of the Manchester Coal Pit Turnpike
with the Broad Rock road The place cont aims acres
The buildings are of excellent dwell
ling and other improvements The location is admira
Bile for market garden
After the above sale, will be sold beautiful lot on
the opposite side of the road, well enclosed contain
ing nearly 2aeres
Terms: One-third cesh; balance at and II months
for negotiable notes interest added and title retained
till last note is paid The for the present wear
to be paid by tue purchaser.
ar GODDIN 4 APPERSoN,
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BY Alexander Mott.
FURNITURE, GROC ERIRS, DRY

FURNITURE, GRO FRIES, DRY
GOODS, &c.--Win be sold II Auction on
THURSDAY, March p, commencing at 10 o'clock
sundry articles Household and Kitchen Furniture;
also several invoices Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes
Hats Caps Boots Cloth and Tweed Coats Pants and
vests, shirts &c, Herrinss, Coffee Sugars, Brandy
Sugars, Gold and Silver Watches and JeHelry
ADDITfONAL.--200 dozen Tumblers assorted
sizes, IN original packages.
NH IS ALEX, MOTT Auctr
I AND FOR : L. E.-Commissioner;s
~ sale of Land in Hanover County.-Pursuant to a
decree OF the Circuit Court for the County of Hsuo
yer, pronounced on the lth day of March, 1856 in
suit therein depending, under the style of Charters
guardian, against Charter, the undersigned will on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day of April next, if fair, if not
the next fair day proceed to sell to the highest bid
der on the premises the tract of Land in the said de
cree mentioned, containing by estimation 54t acres
adjoining the Land of A. Lumpkin, Lucy f. Ball and
others and 10 the Land belonging to the estate of
Geo Charter and near the head ofthe Mechanicsvlle
turnpike road
Terms-One-thirdc cash, one third in twelve months
ana the other in two years the purchaser executing
bond with approved personal and the title to
said bond retained until the whole purchase money
is paid, and conveyance directed by the Court
NH 25-Stawtds J.B. KEEsEE. Com'r.
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN THE
LOWER END OF HENRICO COUNTY FOR
SALE-The subscriber win offer for sale, at public
auction, on the premises to the highest bidder on
FRIDAY, the 4th day of April, 1885, if fair if not
thenext fair day thereafter his tract of land in the
lower end OF HenIico county, on the williamsburg
Stage Road about II miles below the city of Rich
mond, containing 49, or less. and adoining
the lends of Ro. Carter, Elijah Baker and w. A..
Oh ristian. further description of the land is
deemed unnecessary, as those disposed to purchase
are invited to view the premises before the day of
sale.
TERMS third cash; the balance in equal in
stalments of six and twelve months, with interest
from day of sale, and approved security and title
NH 25-.tds* ELLYsoN NJ. CARTER
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SPkING CAMPAIGN, IS56-sPhING
- AND SUMMER CLOTHINd-l am now re-
eeiving, and shall continue to receive weekly by
steamer and express my stock of Spring and Sum-
mer Clothing, which will consist of oil the nestes
designs of pattern and style of cut that the market
affords. My stock is ample and we'll assorted, and
think am safe in saying will compare favorably with
any in this city, as to STYLE workmanship and price,
call is respectfully asked of you at ia Main street
VIM. IRA SMITH.
N. B. Just received fine lot of Spring Cassmeres
and Vestings which will make order in short no.
tice and workmanship manner.
NH Is VIM IRA SMITH.
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JNO. A. HUTCHINSON,


Fellow Citizens: 1t becoming necessary in May to
elect Sheriff for county, Offer M self candi
dste for that Office. Having served you for sometime
past as Deputy Sheriff, opportunity has been ef
forded you of forming opinion to my qualifca-
tons. | pledge myself should it be your pleasure to
elect me- TO continue my efforts to merit your conf
dence. Very respectfully,
fe q -dtMy22. JOHN T. CHILDREY
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II To the Voters of the City of Ri


mond.-I respectfully announce myself candidate
for the office of SHERIFF for the city of Richmond
the ensuing election. Should it be the pleasure of
my fellow citizens to confer the Office upon me-
think, with nine years experience Sheriff and Dep
uty shall be able discharge the duties with salts
action to them and credit to mysslf.
Respectfully, ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON.
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f$"T0 the Voters Of Richmond...At the
solicitation ofmsny old ana cordial friends ANNOUNCE
myaelf csndidats for ths Office Of CITY SER
think all who know me, will believe, that IL
elected will discharge the duties of this ir,portant
office faithfully.
Very respectfully, CLEMENT WHITE.
NH lf-tde
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n To the Voters of Henrico County,
fs-cv-Citlzsus: At the solicitation of number of
by frieucs | hereby announce myself candidate
IoL he Office Of COMMONWEALTH'S ATTOR-
? ~, the approaching May election.
Eh h-6t' JOHN N. DAVIS.
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CEr To the Voters of the City of Rich.
MoND.-Mr. BYRD CHAMBERLAYNE, the pres
ent Assistant Assessor, will be voted for ASSES
SOR in the approaching charter elections by
NH 22--td MANY VOTERS
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by Larus e. Shine,

A CCTION.-1J0 BUSHELS IRISH Pc.
"A TATOES.-Will be sold. on THURSDAY next
9Th instant commencing at u o'clock, at the Ware
Noom OF Messrs John w. Wright Co, on the Dock
100 bushels Irish Potatoes "a good order Sale with
out reserve. 't.=" LARIJS SHINE
NH &c Apct;oneera
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ARRIVED,
Chr Elizabeth Dsvy, Esstern shore, oats.
~ eI,' Eusenn, n. c., shingles.
S1t,' Rohert Henry, J ames River, wheat.
soti N.srdonian, Moore, Eastern shore. oats.
.- Tmms Jane, Phillips, days from Baltimore,
W Colquiit Co.
-, Clara Belle. Turner, days from Baltimore,
80 " D. Colquit Il Co.
HS s.s- Dew Drop, Dimond, New York, Guano, Fry
City Of Richmond Mitchell, Philadelphia,
~, ard passengers II, r. Tuttle.
1of SAILED, .'.
s...~-a, Relvidere. Pritch Baltimore, mdze,
% al, hin Rosnoke. Skinner, mdze and pas
- Iudlam 4 Watson.
ease' "pcnn.ylvsnia Teal Phil de lpha, psssen-
- sue sssr Riel Boston, rldze, y. w. Curris.
80. Margaret. Halifax, Flour, Bacon Easker-
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" To the Voters If the City of Rich
mond.--I respectfully ounce myself u candidate
for re-elee ton to the offic. of HIGH CONSTABLE
of the city of Richmond, ~ the ensuing elections
NH 13-td J. P. TYLER
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EF-To rhe Voters of Richmond-.I respect-
fully announce myself candidate for your SURFACES
for the Office of CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing
charter elections. WILLIAM 8. WOOD.
NH I5-Cle*
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NH l1--tde*

" To my fclIOw-c.tiZels of Richmond,
| announce myself ca-ldida5e for CITY SER
dEANT, and will appoint y De put,es if elected.
Respech lily,
NH l1-tdet CYRITS GODDIN
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~ For Grain MensHrer.--R. H. RID
oioh VIII be voted for as proper and well qualified
NH 2i---Sts MANY VOTERS
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tF To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoND There is no office in which the people are
more interested to be filled at the coming charter
election than the Office of CITY SERGEANT Nor do
we think we hazard so much in saying that the
incumbent is not the person that could
be selected to fill the duties of that most important
station. Yet nothing is certain than bis re-eIec
ton unless there is union and amongst those
opposed TO him, he having been declared the nominee
OF the American party at their late meeting the AT
rican Church We would therefore suggest that the
voters OF the city, irrespective of party unite and
elect JAMES d. Elicit, the present efficient dep-
uty Sergeant. In him, have one who has been
tried and not found wanting who has proven him
self fully able to efficiently discharge the duties of
the Office. We think TOO, that Mr.. Elicit presents
claims TO your surages that other candidate
can ne having performed the labor and discharged
the duties without the enoluments of the otice-and
far availability is concerned, think his claim
particularly strong, it being impossible for either
Mr.. Bray, Mr.. Wright Mr.. smith to be a candidate
We therefore, call upon Mr.. Elicit to announce him
sefa candidate, and upon the citizens one and all to
rally TO his support In union only there is strength.
NH Pts MANY CITIZENS
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BY Larus & shine.
0R Ear

Peasants, declining house-kee ping will sell rt
puonc suction, without reserve, On WEDNESDAY,
pe.ween franklin and Grace streets all bis Household
Htenen Furniture, consisting of the usual vsrie-
- on nahasotne Pter and Mantle Mirron, Carpt to
s waaaIoee, Bureaus, Bedstead, China Press Book
49,, oiass and China Ware Vases &c. with many
ant cies not necessary to name in our ADVERTISE
of Rchs Furniture is almost entirely new, and
, Terms of Sale: All sums under go cash. ,na over
that sum months for approved endorsed
notes. fhRJTS = seg ne 5otiaDie
s-I desire TO hire out privately for the balance
OF the year, good dining-roem Servant se"Aee
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W To the Voters Of the City of Rich.
HosD-l beg leave to announce myself candidate
for recollection tn the Office Of MAYOR Of this city
at the ensuing charter elections.
NH 4-tde JOSEPH MAYO.
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w. A Card.-.It has been currently re-
ported that have withheld monies collected by me
in my official capacity, by some base slspderer, for
the parpose of defeating in the election of High
Constable, an office hold / challenge such per-
persons to forward and show, if they can
any instance where such has been the case. / now
take this method of declaring myself an Independent
candidate for HIGH CONSTABLE of the City of
Richmond, and ask my friends to rally to the polls
the I'd day of April, and cast their votes fer me-
Nothing but the press of business prevents from
seeing you before the day of election.
j p TYLER
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NH 25-tde+
8. n. DAVIS.

~ To the Voters of Richmond..I her
leave to state for the information of ALL that con-
hnue TO be, and have hel etofore been, q candidate
for the Office of CITY SERGEANT. If elected l
promise 10 devote my personal attention to tho dis
charge of the duties OF the Office
Respectfully,
NH 25---tds PETER w CRITTERS
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MoHD-ONE AND ALL AT the solicitation of many
friends, announce myself candidate for the office
of GRAIN MEASURER. Should It please you to
elect promise to discharge the duties of the Of
fee strictly and faithfully.
NH 7-tdeb JAMES GIRR.