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NH q GoDDiN APPERsoN, Auctr,.
SHERIFF,s SALE OF LOTS NOS. %
- AND q In THE TQyXN- " a 81,

- AND "a. IN THE TOWN OF NANCHE sTER
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Courr of Ches
teriield in the case of Martin, &C. against Weisi
GER &C." pronounced on the 9th November 1856
on MONDAY, the Slst of March, 1885, at O'Clock p
A., tit far; if not, the next fair day. handsome
half acre Lots, Nos. % and "a, in the plan of Man
CHESTER situated Porter and Perry streets and be-
tween Harrison street and the corporation line
TEKms-One- half cash balance at o months for
bonds with good security retaining lien on the land
for further security The for the present year
to DO paid by the purchaser.
GEORGE w. SNELLINGS
Sheriff of Chesterfield county,
Sale conducted by GoDDIN u APPERsoN, Aucts
uh 10
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BY 4. q. Cook & Co.. 11cr..

WINE, BRANDY, Whisky &sr.. An
W AUCTION WIN be sold on SATURDAY.
18th instant at 10 O'Clock, at store four bbs Ap
pie. Peach. Cognac and American Brandy: four bbls.
Old Rye, Common, and Old Mononsehels Whiskev.
one bbl Din; two bbls. Cordias; two boxes Starch:
two do Tea; one lot of Rope; lot of Blackina &c
ALSO-A small lot of Household Furniture
NH rs K. B. COOK & Co, Aucts.
ADDITIONAL will be added to our sale this
morning, oll Paintings, line specimens of art, in
splendid frames. L. B. COOK 4 co.
NH 70 Auetioneer.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN MAN.
CHESTER, ON BURROWS STREET, BE-
TWEEN DECATUR STREET AND CORPORA
TON LINE.-Will be sold, on MONDAY, the SIst
of March, 1856, on the premises, commencing at
O'Clock r M the half acre Lot located above TO-
sether with the buildings thereon, now in the occu-
pancy of Mr. Daniel K. Wes ger, and within, one
square of the new Methodist Church 1t will be d.
ylded INTO Lots OF suitable sizes. The location il
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at g. 6 and 8
month"; for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till last note is paid Taxes for the present
year to be paid by the purchaser
NH 10 GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts
~ Immediately after the foregoing sale, will be
sold half acre lot No TO- in the plan of Manchester
the of Perry street and corporation ne-te
be divided into lots to suit purchasers.
NH q g. & A., Aucts.
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by Alexander Mott.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, CLOTH
Il ING, Sc.-Will be sold THIS MORNING, at
10 O'Clock at my store general assortment of House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture. Lot Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, Boots Shoes, Hats, kc.
ALSO.-Lot of Groceries, 10000 Segars, various
brands; 5 baskets Champagne; 10 boxes Brandy; 10
ALEX MOTT,
NH % Auct.
Y Will be sold at auction TONIGHT, commence
ing at O'clock the store of T. II. Owens No. l6S
Broad street. large and general assortment of gold
and silver Watches, Jewelry, Pencils, Accordeons,
Checks and general assortment of Fancy Articles.
Country merchants and citizens are requested to
attend as bargains will be sold.
NH 28-2t ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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the Office Of CITY sER0EANT.
Everybody tnowsthat ] do not pretend 20 az the
ties of the Office for which hereby respectfully an
nounes myself candidate. but believing that po.-
sess some and supply through other indiyiduss
those which / lack-a course which the successh ]
candidate, no matter who, must ado7tI have dstss.
mined. on the assurances Of many frisnds 70 snest
the track, and Lops not 70 b Last Ut ne gosE
JOHN STIfH.
n b. whsthsr elected or t. the street spdskfal
viii b. continued, 70 29-tds
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AUCTION sALus.
FUTURE DAYS
BY Taylor e. Williams.
tAhyABLK PROPERTY ON BRoAl

VALUABLE PROPEKTY an uRO a M
=, AMI l1THt STREETS AT AUCTION.-On
TuEspAY, 18th April, at O'Clock upon the premi-
yes VIII De sold that large three stery brick House.
now IN the occupancy of DR. Gaviuzel. The house
nas SCOUT rooms. with basement kitchen outhouses,
ana stsoIe and, from the location both central and
very valuable as stand for tavern or res,aureut-
ne ot fronts "a l-l2 feet. and runs back to Union
street, thus having three eligible fronts
those seeking profitable investment this pro.
pey ous] great Inducements it 10 of the charac-
rsr which viii yield good rent
TERMS; One-fourth cash balance at 6 and IL
months with interest added and secured by a trust
deed, and purchaser to pay taxes and insurance for
this year. TAYiOR WIITTAMS
NH % an..ionaa,,
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tF-To the Citizens of Richmond. an,

tF~To the Citizens of Richmcnd.-I am
called GU in card signed Many Citizens" to an
nouLse myself candidate for the office of CITY
SERGEANT. In reply, beg leave to say, that in
caud date subject to the consideration and ratitica
lion of the meeting TO be held the African Church
It WIS the pleasure of that meeting to confer the
uunilationiupon another Therefore, with grateful
acknowledgements TO my Friends must respectfully
decline being candidate at the ensuing election.
nh 2S-2t JAS D. ELLETT
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cANDIpATEs FOR OFFICE.

,c,s Horace w. Starke for Hish CONSTR.
te ye beg leave to call the attention OF tho vo.
sLt - the city to II. w. STARKE. Esq, ~ one
te business capacities and former
50. 9TH the Office a. Deputy, render him pre- eni.
ton uslited for the prompt and faithful discharge
neh.y o;sce Of HIGH CONSTABLE; and we are in
he vii at once announce himself candidate,
s.t hi. friends one and all viii be at the polls
an Wednesday next. ANN, ,.,,r,,s
,nh q-ltE ANi-ShS~SS'
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FUTURE DAYS.
Observation-Disclosures 8 AI.R 0Tos---~
~ EHTATE IN THE CnIrNTY or II 1MEAL

C0AlNIIASIONERss = ALE an REs1~
ESTATE IN THE COUNTY or HENRiccan
BY virtue Of decree pronounced by the Circn;.
Ionrt OF henrico County, on the nth day Of M.
I s In the suit of Charter against Charter DC
snail special Commissioner, sell st public auction
the premises the House and LOT lyinr In H.n,;oa
county about half mile from the CRY OF Richmond
90 the rosd leading to Stony Run. now occupied by
nenry McCook. and near the garden Of Koon and
Martin. The Lot embraces half an acre with bricE
dwelling, containing 81 rooms.
TERMS OF SALE: Ons-third cash. and the residue
~ 'wo equai Instruments. one payable IL months af
ter date, and the other 10 months after datethe pur
chaser giving bond for the deferred psyments and
the title to be retained until ell of the purchase
ney 10 paid and deed ordered by the court.
MARK BOOM
mn <a-3W Special Commissioned
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ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS ON THE
ENVY HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Ou
TUESDAY, April lst, 1856, win be sold on the pre-
misses, commencing at 4 O'Clock, q large number of
lots situated as above, some of which are admirably
located for building purposes whilst others are well
suited for gardening, and some really fine meadow
lanG plat OF the lots can be seen at our Office
TERMs-l-Sd cash, balance at and months for
negotiable notes interest added and title retained I'm
lat note is paid The taxes for the present wear t
be paid by the purchaser
NH q GODDIN & APPERSON. Auctrs
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BY Chas. T.lWorfham & Co.

,AR SG Si SALE NEW CROP MOLAssEs
AND SUGAR .--On FRIDAY, April 4th at the
low sr shed on the Dock commencing at ii O'clock
A. W we will sell the cargo of schr r. Bullwinkle'
from Attakapas, La. consisting of -''
~ hhds prime to choice Sugars
III bbls do do Molases
AL sO---Will be added to the above sale the caroo
per SC 6r' Chas A Hsicksler, from Cardenas, Cuba.
conss ting of Oa'
5i8 hhds prime Muscavado Molasses
81 tierces do do do.
l2i bbls. do do do
TERrSS OF SALE For all sums under Sloo cash
over 100, months credit for approved nesotisbIs
paper. CHAS. T. WORTHAM 60
NH SO Anct;onsa.
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BY Thomas w. keesee.
OrrIcE With GEn. / SUMNER No. 20 PEARL ST
Sale by 0oDDIN & APPERsoS, Aucts.
mi. 0A-tda

A SMALL FARM FOR SALE ON Will.
n LIAMSBURG STAGE ROAD, ABOUT TWO
MILES FROM RICHMOHD-That beautiful and
desirable little Farm of 60 acres opposite the resi-
dence of Mr.. John Poe, 10 for sale. Price $50 per
acre. Poss sssion given LIST September. Enquire at
this office. NH 28-dI0tGeit
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WIN I III I'm n Hr UP LAND ~ TIA 2
SALE rhe subscriber will offer for sale at public
auction, ON the premises to the highest bidder, on
FRIDAY the 4th day Of April, 1885, if fair if moi
theneXt fair day thereafter, his tract of land in the
lower en,i Henrico county on the Williamsburs
Stage kosd, about II miles below the city of Rich
mond eonial pns lSs acres more or less and adjoining
Christian A further description of the land is
deemed uahecessary, those disposed to purchase
invites t' view the promises before the day OF
sale.
TERMs..- Ou.ethird cash; the balance in equal in.
stalments of ak and twelve months with interes st
from day Cf and approved security and title re-
tanned I'M 81 last note il paid
NH 25--tds* ELLYSON NJ CARTER
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WIN. DEAN.


Card.--To my friends and Fellow.
-r,Exs- have determined to withdraw ma can
.,,sts for the ofhce of CITY SERGEANT, at the
sn,p;pc charter elections of this city.
Very respectfully,
Your obediept servant
r-h eq-it. CLEMENT WHITE.
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7 AREE SALE OF VALUABLEAN DEx.
u CELLENT FURNITURE. COMMITTING 81 ariax-

consisting OF ParlOr.
Chamber, Dining-room and Kitchen Furniture, Bar
and Office Fixtures China and Glass Ware &C. &c
at the United States Hotel at Auction-On Tuesday,
April lst commencing at ii o'clock A. M at the
United States Hotel in this city win be sold the en-
tire Furniture and outfit thereof consisting in part of
10 Beds and Bedsteads complete, 60 Mattrasses TO-
gether with the necessary furniture for 60 rooms
ssting Of Bureaus, Wash stands, Chairs Tables Look
ing Glasses, Carpets, &c. Also the furniture In two
ParioTs, comprising elegant Divans Mahogany Centre
Tables. Chairs, Mirrors, valuable Carpets and Ensra-
wings, and splendid Piano. Also the dining-roo,n
furniture consisting Of valuab Crockery China and
Glass Ware, Knives aud Forks. Silver Wares Linen
q handsome variety.
Hotel keepers and heads of families will here Lays
faVolable opportunity for supplying themselves with
every article they may require the house
hns as The stock OF superior quality, was selected
with much care, has been but little used and the
greater part il as good new.
Sale will be- positive, and will be continued from
until completed.
TERals-Sums under $500 cash, over that amount
inIs pashs Credit Tor apgToyed negoabe paper with
NH s ssSss NH I'd TAYLOR "idniAMs
PosTPONEMENT.-Owing to unavoidable cir
cumstances, the above sale has been postponed tn
MONDAY, the 7th Of Apris at the same hour
P s-UNITED STATES HOTEL FOR T \ RENT M
This centrally located and admirably arranged Ho.
large and profitable business both from the resident
and transient patronage, is offered for rent
We are authorized to say, that with the Hotel will
be rented the Furniture above described; comprisna
acomplete outfit for first class hotel if apple
be made before the day of sale, 7th April 1856,
For terms and further information apply to or ad.
dress TAYLOR l. Williams
NH % Auct;on.sr.
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Ty- 4 CaTd.-In answer 10 two questions,
ssaeG "Oue hundred Merchs nts," | viii saw first
ID. | 90 isa.le the office of GRAIN MEASURER:
Sc yudy taAI II my frsnds re-eiect shall serve
Il IL 10 the best Of nv ability. Iwish also to state
tl.t : Love never authorized any one to say that /
HAD Gee uneu ~ .4n for the absvs oth-e
L. h. LUCK,
Grain MsAsarer fer The Port of Richmond
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70 Lewis III. Luck, Esq...Dear SIr...We
wish to ask you two questions and request an
aT % you desire the office of Grain Measurer,
I'd. If elected, will you serve!
NH 27-tde+ ONE HUNDRED MERCHANTS
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We beg cave bring TO the notice of the voters OF
uo,roe Ward the names of FLEMING GRIFFIN
and WIN c. ALLEN. Esqu., as suitable persons to
rrpre,snt us in the next Council.
MANY TAX PAYERS OF MONROE WARD.
NH NJ
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xas 10 the Voters of the CITY of Rich
md a. ,bs been called through tn. psper:
a osnS,Sa, 'Sneuaaen OF friends present myself as
to .hs promise to devote my undivided attention
O. Very respectfully,
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= VITO the Voters of the City of Richmond.
l respectfully announce myself candidate for re-
election to the Office of SUPERINTENDENT OF
THE CITY WATER WORKS.
NH 27-dtd* JAMES L. DAVIS
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We have seen from the cards published in the daily
papers, that Mr.. ID. M MILLER, MIR. s. N. DAVIS.
and other gentlemen, candidates for the ASSES
SOR'S office. Between them are somewhat at
loss to know how to VOTE from the fact that hare
heard it limited about the street that the present
incumbent is officially" deeply involved in q certain
case which has been twice before the Hastings court
is either directly indirectly interested, of which
we know nothing. We would like to see him come
out and unrave the mystery and dspe the cloud that
hangs over the Crew, Lsdd and Gaines case There
Ia something rotten in Denmark" If he cannot ex
plain he certainly cannot expect to receive the sup
port of mn 27---3t* SEVERAL VOTERS
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RICHMOND, March 23d, 1856.
~ To Sampson Jones, Esq salts
hed that during your term of service City Gauger
yol have performed the duties of the office efficiently
END with satisfaction all, regret that you did
not receive the nomination at the meeting on last
Thursday night and believing tina. in that meeting
you not properly represented; that if Mr.. Fox
had not announced in the city papers, that he was
not cadidae, thereby inducing your friends to be-
them would have attended the meeting and given you
ule nomination, and many who there left under
the same impression; we therefore request you to
sssin become candidate for the Office of CITY
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIvE
nh 2l---St* AMERICAN VOTERS.
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svT0 she Voters of RichmO nd-.I espect.
fully announce myself candidate for your SURFACES
for the Off 20 of CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing
charter elections. WILLIAM 8. WOOD.
NH I5-Lies
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did JNo. A. HUTCHINSON

q To the Voters of Heurico Couptx.-.
1t becoming necessary in May next to
elect Sheriff for county offer myself as candi-
past as Deputy Sheriff, opportunity has been af.
forded you of forming opinion to my qualifca-
tons. pledge myself should 1t be your pleasure to
elect me, to continue my efforts to merit your CONT
dence; Very respectfully,
fe I--dtMy22. JOHN T. CHILDREY
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" To the Voters IF the City of Rich.
mond.-I respectfully am ounce myself candidate
for reelection to the offic. of HIGH CONSTABLE
of the city Of Richmond &C the ensuing elections.
NH iS-td J, p TYLER
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FELLOW CITIZENS: In responding TO the many fat
trrnE calls which your kindness has induced you to
upon in reference TO becoming q candidate
Tor he Office Of SHERIFF for the city of Richmond
Affords pleasure say that. having been connected
with the office in question for nine years past, feel
II competent TO discharge the duties incident to
and should it be your pleasure to confer it on n e.
ly best efforts shall be exerted to merit your entire
approval. PHILIP Z. WINSTON
NH Oats
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u Philip p. Winston, Esq.--Denr Sir:

~ Philip p. Winston EsQ...Dear Sir:
Your friends throughout the city desire that you de
are Yourself at candidate for the Office of
SHERIFF Of the city of Richmond. We know that
you are competent, from long experience and will
command by your popularity the support of all
casses Mr., Hutcheson who holds the Sheyifdltv
y the county Of Henrieo has put his name forward for
the same office IN the city of Richmond. We do this
without your knowledge and by the desire of up
wards of
FORTY OF YOUR PERSONAL FRIENDS.
q,.
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" To my feIlOw.c tiZens OF Richmond,
l announce myself ,didats for CITY SER
GEANT, and will appoint Deputies if elected.
Respects lily,
NH il-tde* CYRUS GODDIN
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At the meeting al the African Church Oh Thursday
evening last, noniusted Mr.. Jamss F. TYLER for the
ledge.
NH 24-dtd JAMES ALLEN
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THIS DAT.
ByLarus q shine.

r. - fsas
Mich COW6s-Will be seld. on SAT.
1vn URDAY next, ~ the Lot formerly On possession
OF Mr.. Robertson, Opposite the Gas Works, Cary
street commencing ct II O'Clock, enc MICH
COWS ussd<to the City, all Of which are rood Mich
Cows and now giving milk. LARUS 4 SHINE,
mn - Aucfs.
III Oks 3, BUGGY AND HARNESS.
- VIII be sold. on SATURDAY next, 1t the large
~ commodious Horse Lot, near Central Depot,
H.snelng @ 10 o'clock, one fine Home, Buggy and
xnn9.99 enc Top Buggy, one Heck
.. ..tlaioNAk-Two fine Mich Gown, now fresh
J - lEsis good work Horses several fine Mules,
sooI ~ ason and Carts LARUs 4 SHINE,
~ MAT uTrs ALk, Octsber IsG, 1S6G-TOs
-. NnunI, eommensing ct O'Clock, Ne Win ssll st
0el soIe, NO. ~ Main strset, lsrac seeo1tment Of
Ssspie ana Fancy 0oodA embracing slmoet eyery Or.
ncs N ne fncy line. and aitabIs ibr ths sify ana
ALSO-Wi1 b offered IN sxtspsiv. utoer ~ n,
nsn 0old Patent Lever Watches Gold Inkers snS
inders. =. ~-sAo1s ma SJr
yALSO-A splendid lot Of Gold Plated Ws.ebes Of
"a yisE together with large seosk Of Doabls Bsrel
0ens, fistslA he, 10.
Loantfy Merchants would do well to sttsnA tbsee
- = Fsst bargains may be expeetsd. 0oods
aseo 20 be - represented
&c -o LARJa n aHTyvr An.t.
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r To the Voters of HenricO County,.
am candidate for the Office of Sheriff the coming
election In May next. Having served as o deputy
sheriff In both districts of the county for the past six
years fatter myself that am qualified to discharge
the duties OF the office Should it be your pleasure
to elect me- the business of the Office shall Be faith
fully attended to.
NH 4-dtd mo uTrrCuFsON
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CY- To the Voters of the City of Rich.
MoND.-l bea leave to announce myself a candidate
for reelection the office of MAYOR of this city,
at the ensuing charter elections
NH lido JOSEPH MAYO.
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ny Baker q PIeasan1.-

HVW W. III Al. AND MULES AT AUCTION.
-. w ~, Mih sell at auction SATURDAY nth in
an az lot o'clock at the large horse lo 4. rs., of
s ,aoae several excellent work Horses and Mules
gon. BAKER pI = ss s9rs va
NH % NHASANTS,
=, ADDlTIoNAL:--Will be added to our iss or
noIses ms morning, tine, young large size Mares
new. BAKER 4 pI.rA Scea1'y
NH 20 A.tIS,
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49, =, nc the Voters of Richmond..r h.v
tinus to he ana 9r the Information of all that con
Tor the offiee of CITY SERGEANT. l nc,os
charge of the duties OF the Office ioh 70 the di 10
Respectfully,
mn <o---taN PETER w GRJrepo
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MARCH 18th, 1856
tE- Gentlemen-- Your call upon me in the
pepers Of to-day signed by 1876 members of the Amer-
party added TO the personal appeals of similar
nature which have been made by many others afford
unmstakeable evidence OF the public conviction that
great injustice wac done me by the Nominating Con-
yenton Ola last Thursday nj ht You say truly that If
ir Fox had not announced through the city papers,
lie was not candidate, thereby inducing my friends
70 believe | should have no opposition, that they
would have attended the meeting and conferred upon
Iae the nomination. Many of them, you do, have
since assured that had there been any signs Of OPP
postlon that they would have attended and Others,
that they left the meeting under the impression that
would receive the nomination by accamation, as in
the case of other old officers against whom oppo-
SCION had been previously announced Under these
circumstances, having been led by Mr.. Fox TO be-
lieve that he would not be q candidate-he having
o9 5 OF Ms S Nv c free wi. e DECLARED to me
statement see below and to the public through
10 authorized publication III the newspapers, and hav
lag notw outstanding all this become candidate be-
fore the Convention at late hour of the night when
charge was publicly made that had extored the
caro- ss well as one made privately that had not on
eItorted, but mad published it without authority
which caused some gentlemen, ! have since learn
"a 70 change their votes. these charges have been
entirely dispToved and overthrowp by the appended
es.d Of Mr. Worthsm,) when most of my friends had
!ei and when II YVES too late TO inform them and
'etEsIs OF the accusations that had been brought
ts1nst me- and having discharged the duties Of the
10 the satisfaction Of the trade abundant evidence of
which have in my possession. Under these crcum-
Stances therefore, shall gratefully accept the
rce If IL shall be the pleasure of my fellow citizens
TO elect me, and every exertion In nv power to
merit the appreciation of the people.
very respectfully, SAMPSON JONES
Atthe request of Mr.. Sampson Jores make 3
statement of what occurred between Mr. Fox and
GiseI IN relation TO the card of Mr. Fox declining
70 bo candidate for the office of Guager. On or
sooat the I'd inst Mr. Jones on the dock gusging
some moiasses flor c. 7. w. Co.. when about one
Geiock DIT Fox came down the dock to see Mr.
onea whilst III conversation they called me To the
sha ssld IL was no secret Mr.. FOX gave Mr.. Jones
caro- declining to be candidate for the Office of Qua
mr Jones said to Fox that he did not want him
give the card unless it was done of his OWE free
and accord Fox replied that be gave it willingly
no eaeerully, that he was candidate aud did not
iatend 10 become Jones then told Fox he 90 ght
% have the card published Fox replied that he had
no money 10 pay for the advertisement that it was TO
20 hin 10 good, and that he Jonesl could have the
Ysta published If he fit, and Left the card with
3OEas faisnsdl
nh % CHAs r woRTHAM.
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By T.. b. Cook a. Co., Aacls.
AND KITCHEN FL.

i'll health have determined to decline housed eep-
ins will sell at residence on 6th north of Clay
street on WEDNESDAY,, April ID, at 10 O'Clock, all
my Household and Kitchen Furniture. consisting in
part Of Sofas; ! splendid Mahogany Wardrobe l
doz Mahogany Chairs: dining and breakfast Tables;
Sideboard marble top Tables Washstands Oil Paint
ings Fases: Chaudelabras; Carpets; Mattresses; Re-
frgerator; Filterer; large lot of Glass and Crockery
Ware; one superior Cooking Stove and fixtures; and
great many articles too numerous to mention
J. H. STROBIA.
Sale conducted by e. B. Cook 4 Co, Aucts.
NH q