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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-11
On motion, adjourned.

RR.pyoRp CorxrY TEAcuER's Assocr,r1ny
The animal meeting of the Bradford rounty
-
,s,e Institute in this place on the 18th l4th
18th ult There we're present during the ses
.yas o.. the Association about ffty members
a.. the discussions and deliberations were con
lated with great earaestness and good feel
IS, r.-, rr.n s,toI - n,omo.a ,ha ar.a, or
ct Of the Association.
Tie association met on Thursday the 18th
a.. a. II o'clock 4. NJ. and was called TO or.
&, by W DAVIES. one OF the Vice Pres.
..r,> and Nas onened with PRAYER by Rev. |.
H v Chairman
4 '-' M'ANIrS o! tae last meeting were read
E-f ,,,.-,,2
4 '.F'N'N~
| NeS>rS Cohurn Barnes and PhelnS and
Nsss + VI Zoe and Z. Matthews were ap-
nEa,ej 4 committee 10 prenare and report a
.'rs-amme Of the business and exerriSes of
/ -
1 -'t".-
] gs,s> Cook and Rn,Isr were annoiuted \
.s--.,,ee n nominate officers far ,he uext
~
ns Treasurers rrrort was prrSepte,, and ac-
aysai as satisfactory Tho RuS;neS< Commit.
:s sr;r,.,l ., rho Ia, ,noe,;,,, ,,ros.r,c,, .
- - '''' ''>' 'n'''''s' FsSS'''" Z"
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ABSTRACT OF THE REPORT OF THE SECRETARY
OF THE INFERIOR Washington. Dec 2.-Tbe
Secretary of the Interiors Report states, that
the quantity of land surveyed since the las; re-.
port, and up to the 30th Of September last. is
l6, ,699 acres, exclusive of the Salem sec
tons. The execution of the Graduation Act
has raised many grave questions which call for
the interposition OF Congress. He saws it is
an important matter, and should be promptly
disposed of. either Gy sanctioning and affirming
the action of the Land Office, or directing the
patents to be issued without further require
ment.
The quantity Of lands sold for cash during
the fiscal year amounted TO over nine and q
quarter million acres, and the receipts therefor
are SS,82l,1l4 The total amount OF land
disposed of is over thirty-nins millions OF
acres
lie suggests the necessity Of further power
being granted to the Commissioner OF Pensions
to suspend, diminish and discontinue pensions,
when the reason for granting them has wholly
or partially ceased
The number of patents issued within tie
year will probably reach $500.
The report says that daring tie PRESENT ad-
ministration 52 Indian treaties hare teen ne-
gotiated 20 OF which remain to be acted upon
by the Senate. By these treaties the Indian
title has been extiDguished 70 nearly IL. .Q00,-
600 acres. The aggregate Of money eonsiders.
ton paid therefor is sll,lS4.203 50. The
Indians within our borders are supposed TO
number about 800. 900.
The process Of the colonization Of the II
dians has already been attended with the han
pieSt results, and gives promise oi steady gro
gress in the amelioration Of their physical and
moral condition
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-11

hg- \ professor of magic. who recently
gave an entertainment in an English seaport.
was Dragging pretty largely 0! his sleight-of-
hand feats in the public room of one Of the ho-
tells. after his performance was over. A gen-
tleInan present offered to bet him that he would
make everything on the table disappear in less
than minnie The professor a. once booked
the wager, when the other screwed out the gas
Tue disappearance was complete. and the pro
fessor confessed himself sold
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-11

pG- 4 Schenectady editor describing the
effect of a sqGail upon canal boat, SAYS -
When the gale N Is al its highest, the unfor-
iuna,e craft keeie6i 10 larboart, and the CAP
tain and another cask Of whiSkey rolled over
board :"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-11

ET An Irish auctioneer, whilst expatia,
ing on the merits of telescope. sagely obserr-
ed, " How often has the widows heart leaned
for JOY when she has beheld her husband at a
distance brought near 10 her by such an in
strumcnt rs this -
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-11

sEr servant girl, writing letter. asked
her master if the next month had come in vet
lie laughed. Well, said she, =. what mean
is-has the last month gone out yet"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-11

HoxELY WOKTB.-. Many flowers arc ezpres
sire OF the most delicate sentiment. bat whfct
OF them has the heart Of cabbage
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-11

on the court sentenced him to pay Gne of
SIS, and the costs of prosecution.
Com. RS Joha Rotriec-Defen liant enters In
to recognizance to appear at next term.
Com. as. aaron L. Scrirens Indicted May
session for selling liquor to persons of known
Incorporate habits. Defendant appears and
pleads guilty
RS-See inside for further Court Proceedings,
Posi- OFFICE AFFAIRs.-The Postmaster Ge-
neral has made the following changes Alan
son Stone, Postmaster at East Herrck. Brad
ford County, vice j. c. Barnes Jas Metler,
Postmaster at Canton, vice John Vandyke, jr.
B. B. Tuttle, Postmaster at East S.lithfeld,
vice NJ. B. Gerould, moved away.
We understand that the Post Office Depart.
ment is very anxiously engaged in purifying
the Post Offices in this county of all pestilent
Republicans In spite of its spies and iufor.
mers, several heretics are yet retaiued, owing
to the difficulty of finding any proper person
to accept the Office. As no regard is paid to
public convenience, the Office being in several
instances removed to out-of-the-way places, we
have no doubt that in time the last free-soiler
will come under the guillotne. The immense
Importance of this movement may be estimated
from the receipts of our country post Offices,
which will average from twelve shillngs 70
twelve dollars, per quarter
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-11

@ \ lively ccaPauion the ipoaPinE =
ache
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tertained the members of the Association du-
ring these sessions and to Prof Ludwig and
the Choir of the Collegiate Institute for the
sweet music which has so greatly enlivened the
exercises and discussions of this meeting.
After prayer by the Rev Mr.. Foster, the
Association adjourned to meet in Terrytown,
on Friday, February l3, 1851.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-11

MA man named BALDWIN, while hauling
logs on the railroad leading to Nichols steam
mill, in Franklin township, some days since,
was fatally injured by his horses becoming
frightened throwing him off in front of the
cars, which passed over him, injuring him so
that he died in few hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-09

I 8 s FUTURE DAYB.
b.ss BY Taylor q williams.
VALUABLE PNOPHHTY ON yapn !.
vANb nth STREETS AT Auction ~

AMI nth STREET1 AT AUCTION ~
=. ~. Ish April e Seloek upca the prsmL
At the Southwest corner Of Broad and l7th stsrs,s
nov no. z the occupancy Of Dr. 0svinsel. The houss
and atahls and from the location, both csntr.i A.
sdJaccat % the Central Railroad depot b consdsred
very vsuabls = rand for tavern or restsursnt-
Inc .ot nonn LIZ fest and rams bsek to Union
street, thus having three eligible frouts.
Tor tnoss seeking profitable investment, this pro-
perty offers great Inducements It Z Of the charac-
rssMs: v on. sa GOO s..h rent balance s !,
months, With interest added and secured by . trust
DECD and purchaser to PAY ts.e: and insurance for
'n ns vs. TAYLOR /. wI1I 1870.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE or yALUA.
~ BE REAL ESTATE, ON FRANKLIN ST,
AND UNION HlLL.-As Commissioners under
decree Of the Circuit Court Of Richmond made on
the nth day Of March, la56, in the suit Of Hof and
wife against Roganni &c we shall sell ct public auc
ad day Of April 1855, in DE order n.msd below Il.
namely-st II O'Clock, H., brick tenement and lot
fronting Is feet the north Eds of Franklin street
opposite to Trinity Church, aud adjoining Billiards.
Street. So = - -
Immediately thereafter, will be sold the tenement
at the corner Of franklin and Wall streets known a.
ming back to the Wall Street Hotel property
And on the afternoon of the same day, commencing
at o'clock, will be sold the House and lot on Union
and now oucupied by Mr.. ]. B. Martin. This proper
ty will be divided a. to lay of several building lots
separate from the house. E
Terms: One-third cash ; and the balance on a cre-
dit of and IL months with interest from the day of
SALE for negotiable notes. and title retained until con-
veyance is decreed by the court
Taxes and insurance for this year to be paid by the
purchasers. H. A. CLAIBORNE,
c. C.. McRAE,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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BY Z. b. Cook e Co., HncIs.

X EMMNANT OF STUCA OF w. A. BIT
~. T In AT AUCTION-On WEDNESDAY
street, we win sell lot of goods not called far Nv I'm
purchasers at the late sole Of w A. Buffers stock:
SpuioIaeins variety of standard and miscellaneous
p stationery, Ink. and octave Chickering'S
1850 lot Of Books left from the same sale, not
having been included in the catalogue.
BY order ofthe TRUSTEE.
kUhNlTUkE. &c.-At the same time and
soIssS winch are splendid Sofas; superb Mahos
any any heditsad maaiicent Mahogany WardroSs
ooI ,Looking Glasses assorted sizss &c
ALSO-5O0 pieces Silk Handkerchief assorted. 80
pieces Irish Linen con- - r0 ~ ="
apt a..; ~,
make. ~ ' oA1tsAeti"s
ALSo, splendid set Of Cottage furniture, consist
ing OF Bedstead. Wardrobe, Washstand, and two fine
CITY made lair Mattresses, sc. kc Tba furniture il
worthy OF attention. E.B. COOK l. CO.
ap9 An.t;onsa
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By Goddin & Arp erson.
VERY YALUABLE Rial ESTATE ON

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--Will be sold on WED.
NESDAY, the 9th April 1856 on the premises COM
mencing at O'Clock P. NJ. If fair II not the next
fair day. that really valuable property on the north
side of Franklin street, between Wall and 18th sts.
owned by John Womble, Esq., and formerly used
by him for the Pork business -
The lot fronts 100 feet, back IS feet and has
upon it excellent brick houses covered with slate
and the Walls of lsrge Brick Warehouse, recently
destroyed by fire, which with repairs, could
lily be built upon again
The lot will be divided according plan to be ex-
hbited at the hour Of sale
The location of the above real estate is admirably
adapted to stores warehouses; tobacco factories
riage houses. indeed any other business--as its
and Old Market renders it excellent stand for bu-
siness. @.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at A. and IL
by trust Decd The taxes for the present year to be
paid by the purchaser
G0DDIN a. APpERSON Auets
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THIS DAY.


ny Thoinas w. Heeeee.
0rricg VITA Gro. ,. euHHER, No. 20 eaAnL "
nRUSTgEsS S1L1. OF HOCsEHOr.D
y AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION.
esssd 81 B. b Mosros sud II 2. Monroe. SIS vie.
% No on The 15th day Of Decater 1855 and record.
cd in the Clerks O6ce Of the Hsstnu Court of The
city OF Richmond, shall proceed. on WEDNES-
DAY. ths 9Th day u April 1855 ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ
q ths prsnisss oeeupfed b. The ersntors - board
ne house called the Capitol Houss. Main street.,
HAIL e cell u public snstion 70 tie hehsst bidder,
Ior eesn fne property described In said deed fol-
lows: na'f dozen perior fancy Chain; one Sofa one
Secrecafy one Rocking Chair: one Arm Char: one
Lounge; one Rafting for dooe; one set Of lace Cur
AN Snnaes and Cornies one marble slab Table
one y. Ciosn or passage, three Gas Fixtures; one
- 1,oiesi three small Tables; one large Ma-
Wsre and Cutlery; one Sidebosrd; two lsres Car
pets; one large Rug; three Buresux; four Bedstefds
snree Wash-stsnds; Dining Room and Bed Room
Chairs; two Lounges; one Cow; one Kifrheu Stove:
one Clock; two large Rocking Arm Chain: OIL
Cisth Refrigerator; Turkey red Curtains: Fepders:
niankets and Bed Clothes; Kitchen Utcnsil; Ia.
o0ies &c; two Mattresses one Hair Mattrass three
S.sw Mattresses and three festhsr BedstRs said
n1t q articles embracing, md intended to eunbrace
IL me Household and Kitchen Furniture, Of every
nd ana description whatever Of them, the said Mon
a.. fHOS T. EVANS, Trustee.
T Ts3s zee g BY THOMAS w. KgRsEE, Auct
49,. IArlroL HOUSE IS FOR RENT-.Pos-
ns c.on sven tho 9th Of April 1855 This house il
s mouse and from it, location and i've i admir-
Monras ec ior that purpose For terms apply to Mrs.
Lone -. .no occupies the house, or 70 Hr Burveu
~ S s5 - -
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~ To the Voters of HenricO Couufy..-
Fellow Citizens 1t becoming .ssaiy in May next to
elect Sheriff for county, Offer myself as candi.
date for that oliee Having served you for sometime
past as Deputy Sheriff, an opportunity has been sf
forded you of forming an opinion to my qualfca
hons. pledge myself, should it be your pleasure to
elect me, to continue my efforts merit your conf.
dence. Very respectfully,
fe Is -dtMy22 JOHN T. CHILDREY.
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U- To the Voters of Henrics County .-
candidate for the Office of Sheriff at the coming
election Ia May next. Having served as q deputy
sheriff in both districts of the county for the past six
years datter myself that 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.
nlh did JNO A HTJTCHESON
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- U~@L - Akp0f901s $50
ExkfEGG Xxx rsTpT,I s "a s1sSsEE .y4IgAsLs
ftsE saEE Az A 51STs5ao5n ssg !. 81
sonn.a sEai !. 'ss l .s e 1P On y:
49,. ana comfortsble Brick Tenement, located g
csns,. enssx TIE fssidenos eE Jne n Beta ESQ In.
ios f5.ss 1890 = y the iat. Rebseea Jasknn The
run, back le5 feet - ''ss = = s1ee1
po 1880 sssstifel buildins lot immsd.s.,y ep-
s5Isx q Aahs street. running bscF Is AZ t =
"a s:s,i q. Household rua..,. eo..... ),
T re ssle IN sonne.es with d. ru,n;.u,. ~.
ance & s M real estate, onsfoarth cssh hsL
est sdds and title Tor nssotsbe notes inter.
furniture wi bs sold for can. Tbs paia, TIE
q e paid BY the '0f ne
ao6 5 Dai,IIs' s ssssssss.
COMMISSIONERS < : ~.c',oneen
xso xfh kic 81 5ASD y nitsas
SWAMPGBy virtue Of q decree Of thc s,,, 10y
Court Of Chancery for the Richmond Ci,. 1a;pener
son1sed On the 9Th Fsbrus.y s 10 he e.is Of
datory decree entered in the Same cause on f. ms
July. 1854 the undersigned, Sheriff Of Henrica vsn
was thereby appointed commissioner for the Dur.
pose viii offer for sale at public auction Tor carr IN
FRIDAY, the 18th day of April. 1856, before the
front door of Henrico Courthouse (beinE cont Az
e the hour Of u O'clock NJ, the Tract Of Land re-
recent survey l62 acres being part Of the tract 81
land OF which Jesse Puryear at the date Of said de-
cree rsndsd and that part thereof laid off and assign
the suit Of said Smith and Kennedy sssipst Jsss pu,
year. The title to said land 10 believed to be perect
but the undersigned viii sell only a. the commission.
er Of the Court, and can convey only With the usua
special warranty. A. B. HUTCHESON,
Sheriff of Hendco and Conmissionsr
Sale conducted by GoDDIN L APPERsoN, Aucts
r.. -, AT nm he d. 4 49,.
ranssment can be made to give reasonable oredi,
for thsse-fourths of the purchase money.
C0 ssTE s4 ~ go, OF yALu.
MOND, AND ADJACENT THERETO-As Corr
missioners appointed by adecree the Circuit Car,
exor,s against oNeil, &C., pronounced on the 18th
March, 1856, we shall proceed to sell at public suc
9n or he " the the order sdvsrtised
fair if not the next fair day, the following valuable
real estate in the city of Richmond and county q
Henrico, being all the real estate of which BenaTe
Neil, viz:
ist. A new Brck and grauite-front Tenement o,
now ooeapisd a SS sn.s ss Depst
End: house and lot on Valley and venabls streets
occupied by John Hagan.
5rd. house and lot on Valley and Venabls streets
occupied by Pat Donahoe and others.
4th- Two small Tenenents on Venabls street. i,
rear of the above. q
9th. house and lot on Valley street, nearly opuo
site the residence of Jno. Priddy.
9TH. house and lot on Valley street. near old Dis
hllery. :.
9TH: vacant lo, the east side of Valley street
9Th. vacant lot the east side Of Valley street
near old Distlery. = :
9Th. vacant lot on 18th street, in rear of Michae
Purcell. :
10TH vacant lot Poplar street, % feet front be
tween 18th and 18th streets. .ss
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GkOgERdEy, AZ. &c, At AUCTIOM.-Os
O'clock at or Auction Store, assortment Of Gro.
ssdess yir 100 bess prime ersea Lagusyrs Coffee; 90
bass primo Ro CoGes3 100 bags Java Cofeet ~ bbh
Coass euanf -A''kaB D. end sC;s % half chests gun
poudsg n; 100 half chssks black Tea; New Eng
iand Rnm; old Eye Whisksy; french REsady q
quality; wrapping paper Ground stun Salt; 1obsscs,
&c- 10.
TraMs.-Undsr eIoo cash. eloo aaA over mcnths
ses 5xvEHYokT. ALLEN 1 co, Auss'n.
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CANDIDATES FOR orrTcn

r., -, Ne c sse Voters or Henricc Comfy.
fs.nS. V LENs Al the solieitsson Of Snsuy
az ~ - S@s.eoy announce myself candidate for
, neo sogsy shoald 4 be your pleasure 70 elect me
~ the office shall be dischsrsed faithfully.
ap 9--dtde. IN. IA. laws.
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V To the Voters Of the City Of Richmond,
rELLoW CITIZENS: In responding to the many dat
terlns calls which your kindness has induced you TO
make upon me IN reference to becoming candidate
LOT the ONCE OF SHERIFF for tho city of Richmond,
with the office in question for nine year past feel
myself competent to discharge the duties incident to
my best efforts shall be exerted to merit your entire
approval. PHILIP r. WINSTON.
NH Data ~A''
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Sale by GoDDIN & ApPERsoN, Aucts.
NH 24-tda -

IL ON VALLEY STREET, AT AUCTION-Im-
mediatey sitter the above property will SELL to be
removed within Is days. large wooden building near
the corner of Venable and Valley, or 18th street.
This building contains three tsnements and has in it
quantity of timber besides two large brick Chin
neys. Terms cash.
apps 9ODDIN L APPEKSON, Auctrs.
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~ Te the voters or the City Of Rich.
sHp1i oder myself a. candidate for the Office Of
Ar - o. tne CITY and Il elected. pledge my
lid CYRTYs Sonntr
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10 the Voters Of Henrico County.
rf .rnTphee myself candidate for the once of
x,nn q tne Circuit Court Of the county Of Hem
IN az respectfully, JNo. O. MoSBY, ia.
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" To the Voters of the City of Ricb.
mond.-l respectfully announce myself candid All
for tho office Of SHERRY for the city of Richmond
at the ensuing election. Should it be the peasure
my fellow citizens TO confer the Office upon me
think, with nine years experience as Sheriff and Den
uty shall be able to discharge the duties with sats
action to them and credit to myself.
Respectfully, ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON.
NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-09

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
CARY, BETWEEN 18TH AND VIRGINIA
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold on MONDAY, the l4th day Of April 1856, on the
premises commencing at o'clock, P. NJ, that valua.
BILE property the north side of Cary street, oppo-
site the Columbian Hotel adjoining the west the
store of Messrs. Radcliffe l. Douglass, fronting 67A
feet extending back about IS feet to an alley Ii
will be divided into lots of suitable size. The old
bricks thereon will be sold separately. ls s
Terms: One.fourth cash; balance ats, IL and Is
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed. Tho taxes for the present year to
be paid by the purchaser.
GODDIN L. APPERSON,
ap4 Auctioneers.
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BY Richard T0ufhorn-

~ AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, 9th inst.
at 10 O'clock at my store, Twill sell at auction lot OF
Dry Goods, Clothing. &C., consisting Of Blue and
Frock Coats, Pantaloons Vests Shirt Collars Suspen-
ders, Hdkfs, Cravats. Gloves, Shawls Also Congress
and Goat Skin Shoes, Slippers. Cloth Caps, &c.
apps II. CAUTHORN Auct
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TRUsTEE,S y A L X OF WATCHES,
i JEWELRY, CLOCKS, &c.-By virtue Of deed
of trust from w 9. Bartholomew, duly recorded ia
the Clerks 0fce for the benefit Of certain creditors
therein specied and BY their direction viii be sold
at public auction at the store Of the said Bartholo-
new, on FRIDAY next, April lItli, commencing q
10 o'clock his entire stock embracinga large assor-
ment Of Gold and Silver Watches; Jswelry; Clocks;
Splendid Show Cases. Store Futures; Wakchmskers'
Tools and general assortment fancy articles
Terms: Cash for all SUNNI under &f0os over $iOo 80
days credit for approved endorsed negotiable pager
Nv order At the TRuSTEk.i - 10 1850 j
Sale conducted by ALEx.sNOfT,
All ssss sssasss Auctioneer.
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~ To the Voters ofthe City of Richmond.
onsocited by one or forty friends announce myself
aeanddate for Sheriff OF the city
have not had four years experience in the county
.! nine 10 the city but consider myself competent
oscnaTse the duties Of the Office, and solicit your
votes tor the same. Respectfully.
ap Sta VIM N TINSJEy
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CT To the Voters or District No.

TO inc Foters Of UisfFfct No. of
Hennco county.-FELLow CITIZENS: In the month
OF February last received your SURFACES for the
once OF CONSTABLE. which Office have dis
tt the best OF my ability On the 22nd of May
ZION ior that once take this occasion to announce
myself a. acandidate for that Office and il elected
Pfomse you 70 leave nothing undone my part to
merit your confidence and esteem =
mn SI-0 JOSEPH @. METTERT
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BY Chas.. +. Wortham & Co.

IA, BY Chas. +. Workman e. Go.
CARGO SALE CUBA SUGAR AND MO.
~ LASSES:-On FRIDAY, April 18th, at the lower
sheds on the Dock, commencing at III o'clock A. NJ,
we will sell cargoes per Schrs. g Angeriue" and
"Chss. A. Heicksler," from Cardenas, Cuba consist
ing Of
l4S hhds Muscavado SUGARS
80 bxs White Havana do
3l8 hhds prime Muscavado MOLASSES
81 tierces do do do
12l bbls do do do
Terms OF SALE-Foi all sums under 500, cash
over $780, months credit, or approved negotiable
paper, CHAS T. WORKMAN L. CO,
ap Bids Auctioneers.
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Netice to the veters Of Henrtco Conn
Z, gsstriGt No 2 am candidate for the Office of
me- ipedse myself to discharge the duties faithfully.
sPf-im. SAMUEL J. BARKER
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, NEAR
' MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the seth day of April,
1856. on the premises, commencing at Al O'Clock P.
H.; if fair (f not the next fair day) the valuable
property near the western corporation line of Man
chester occupied by Messrs. Alexander Avis and
Joseph Newly.
joining the same.
The houses alluded to have been recently built and
are conveniently arranged. Possession Of the house
occupied by Mr. Avis be had in 10 days after the
sals the other rented by the year. at 100 per
num- fE
TERMs-One-thrd cash. balance at and months,
for totable notes. interest added and title resain-
ed till last 10 paid. The taxes for the present
year to be paid by the purchasers.
ap4 GODDIN APPERSON, Auets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-09
BY Il. b. Cook e. Go.

I ARGE SALE OF GLASSWARE.-TO
- COUNTRY M nc HANTS AND THE
store No. 70 Main street. so packages Glassware
sstins OF Tnmblera IN great varsity; Wines Cham.
pasneT Gobleis; Jellies Preserve Dishes; Covered
Butter Plates; Decanters; Bowls &C. - -
These goods have been selected especially for this
market, and will be sold without reserve,
.... tsspg L. B. COOK CO.,
apps 5tss Auctieueers.