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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

UT0 the Voters ofthe City Of Richmond.
Unsolicited by forty friends announce myself
a candidate for Sheriff OF the city.
have not had four years experience In the county
nine in the city, but consider myself compstsnt 70
discharge the duties Of the Office, and solicit your
votes for the same Respectfully,
ans Sta WIN. N. TINSLEY.
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uT0 the Voters Of Henric0 COunly.-A
vacancy having occurred in the Office Of CLERK Of
the Circuit Court of Henrico BY the death of the late
said office. Having acted az an assistant and deputy
in the Clerks Office of the County Court of said
county for the last four years, my official business
transactions with the voters generally have afforded
them opportunity of forming an opinion a. to my
qualifications, and l respectfully submit thht
question TO them for their decision.
ap lots TEMPLE ELLETT.
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CHURCH GoING.-In London, out of a popula
ton of two and half millions, only FIVE hundred
thousand attend church In Liverpool the pro-
portion is about onethird of the population. The
case seems to be pretty much the same In all grea
cities
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A WARNING.-A man by the name of Walker
was recently convicted at Memphis, Tenn, of
stealing newspaper, which had been left at the
door of subscriber. He was sentenced to prison
for ten days
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

- To the Voters Of Henrfce County.
FELLOW CITIZENS; At tho solicitation Of many
friends, hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office of CONSTABLE in the Sd District Of Hem
eo county. Should It be your pleasure to elect me,
the duties of the Office shah be discharged faithfully.
Respectfully, WIN. II. DAVIs.
an q-dtde* n
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT CTTIzEE.-Dr. Tig-
nal Jones, distinguished physician of Mecklin-
burg County, va, died at his residence near Boyd
ton on Sunday woek. He had been in gradual
ly declining state of health for year or more.
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q ATEs, PREMIUM CHIMNEY

- The only article Of the kind ever invented that
viii answer the purpose. Having given particular
tention for the last three years 70 find remedy for
the most disapeeable and unheslthy of ell misfor.
tunes, unhesitatingy announce my success and
challenge any one, for one hundred dollars TO pro-
ducs article Of the kind equal to it, Besides be-
ing useful 1t 10 ornamental and durable being made
of hesvy sheet iron and rivetsd together finners
would do well to buy the night to manu- facture AZ
win receive my PATENT RIGHT In few dnys-
Desming 1t unnecessary 70 refer to but one gentle
man. refer to Mr.. A. X. Phillips. More references
given on application TO me BY mail:
JOSEPH I. BATES
an I--law6m Fredercksbura Va
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NOVEL LAW SUIT.-The First Dutch Reformed
Church of New Jersey city has sued Mr.. Welch
the architect, for 900 damages. They allege
that Mr.. W. furnished an estimate to build a
church for $40, 900, but that already, when only
half completed, it has cost s25, 600. Hence the
suit
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WORK OUT WEsT.-The mechanics of Chicago
are not 10 sufficient numbers to meet the increas
ed demand for their labor, and that builders have
already been compelled to send east for an add
tonal number. Carpenters, especially, are in de.
mand
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a. To the Voters of HenricO COuntv-
Having been necessarily absent from the county
since the 7th inst upon business pertaining to the Cir
cult Court of the county of Hennco, avail myself
of the earliest opportunity, my return, to an
nounce myself q candidate for the Office of CLERK
Of said Court vacancy having occurred by the death
Of the late incumbent. Having been appointed by
Judge Clopton Clerk pro tenpore, 1t will be impossi-
election, a. the duties of the Office win require my
constant attention.
To those of you with whom have had official bu-
sness In the capacity Of Deputy Clerk for time
most respectfully leave the deeGon to my quail
fcations
II elected, the present efficient deputy Mr. A. B.
Woodfin, viii be continued such.
ap ltd VIM FOLKES
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DR. Hammel. the distinguished Russian ssyanf,
who Is on scientific mission to this country from
the Russian government, 10 N Boston.
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. ~ To the voters Of the City Of Rich.
MoND.-I offer myself candidate for the ONCE of
self 70 see the duties faith fully discharged.
ap7-dtds CYRUS GODDIN
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ArFRAY IN WAsHIk9TOs.-0n Thursday ere
ming last Maj Heiss formerly one Of the propre'
tors Of the Umion, Knocked dnwn Mr. Wel1acA Pr
prietor Of the S1r In Wrlardss Hotel Weehiaeeoe
Maj H.. Il appears. refused 70 recognise Wenne.
~ gentlemAn, and w. took occasion 70 insuss 4
him Mr.. Waliaeh was armed, but did net use ~
wSapena
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A WHALEMAN AMONG THE ARABs-The wha.
ling brig Lewis Bruce, Of Orleans, Capt Ryder
arrived at this port yesterday from the coast OF AT
rica, where she has been cruising for several
months in search of whales. She brought home
$40 barrels of bl and $4,000 lbs Of bone. The
whslemen during their voyage were often in the
vicinity of the wandering Arabs who frequently
came down to the coast from the Great Desert
Capt Ryder was once captured by one of them
while on shore, and they attempted to get him on
camel and carry him off alive but the captain was
too courageous to be thus made slave Of and he
manfuly resisted. when the savages shot him in
the legs to cripple him. and he in turn shot one Of
the Arabs dead.
Fortunately at this juncture he was saved by
other whalemen coming to the rescue, who drove
the Arabs off and carried the wounded man to his
vessel Capt Ryder recovered from his wounds
and came home in command of his vessel. There
were about dozen whaling vessels ON the coast.
and the seamen had carried on considerable ira
ding with the natives, who are represented as be-
Ing exceedingly treacherous The men while on
shore always went In company and were well
armed-BostoR Journal Thursday
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TROOPS IN FLoR1DA.-The Washington Star
United States troops 600 mem and five mounted
volunteer companies 400 men, now in Florida
all in pursuit of Billy Bowlegs" and his follow
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a. To the Voters Of Monroe Ward.--At
the solicitation Of my friends, I announce myself q
candidate for the Office of COMMISSIONER OF
THE REVENUE, in Monroe Ward. It is believed
by those who know my qualifications, that am com
petent faithfully and correctly to discharge all the
duties pertaining to the office No man will be more
thankful for your votes than
Your fellow-citizen,
ap 29--tde JOHN M JOHNSON
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sm esn nd3efa FOR lie of1ce Of Sheriff - the coming
election IA May next. Having served q dspsty
sheriff In both dtets Of the county fos the psss =
yesru 0after mypef that am qualihed 70 dleehsfee
tha dnties "a fhe of6ce ohoud u be your pleeeere
10 elect me, the basnsss Of ths ese shall - hasnr
fa'li TX .e..aaia s.sss mo :. HUrcHEsoH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-12

The ladies of Charleston, Illinois, met in tht
Methodist Church there on the 23d ult., and adopt
ed resolution requesting the citizens to elect sucf
Trustees at the ensuing election as would refuse
grant licenses for sales of intoxicating drinks
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PosToFFIcE AFFAIRs.-Yirsinia- Postmaster
General Campbell orders the following:
Establish an office at Guseman's store. Preston
county, va, and appoint Jacob Guseman postmas-
ter
APpotntmetfs.-Wm. L. Porterfieid postmaster
Newport, Giles county, Va, vice c. @ Wineo de.
clined; Albert @. Green postmaster. Glade Farms
Preston county Va, vice John Cuppet, declined !:
county, vice Alpheus w. Shinn; William D. Per.
K9s postmaster Ridgeway, Henry county vice
John Z. Jones; L. H. Turnbull postmaster Re-
treat, Franklin county, vice R. F Darnall; John M
county, vice r. j. Royal; George w. Tuck most.
master Scottsburg. Halifax county, vice John H
Garrett; E. 7. Somervle postmaster Big Skin
creek. Lewis county, vice John w. Ramsart: An.
diew d; Ely postmaster Walnut Hill, Lee county,
vice William s Ely; all to fill vacancies created bv
resignation.
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AcqUITTED.-Johnson Dicksrson, of Albemaric
county, who stood indicted of the charge Of muir
dering young Harris at Barboursvile, some time
last winter, has been acquitted by the Circuit
Court Of Orange county.
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TITO the Voters Of tho City of BlcbmouA.
FELLOW CITIz Ems; In responding 20 the many fsf-
tering calls which your kindness has induced you 70
make upon me In reference to becoming candidate
1t sords pleasure say that having bssn connecte6
with the Office In question for nine years Pssf 1871
myself competentto discharge the duties fncidcnt 70
i and should IL be your pleasure 70 confer on ne,
my best efforts shall b exerted e merit yoar ccuse
approval. PHILIP Z. WinoxoNs
vnh2 a. n - =
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NOTICE...sIGN PAINTING; Ornamen.
tai Painting Banner Paintings Chairs beautifully
0ildsd and Bronzed; Gfaining IN Oak. Maple. Rose.
wood. Black WalEut &c and House Painting done
cheap and promptly, BY superior workmen.
~ Orders left with K w. ALLEN,
py9 Aybog, corner Main and l2th sts
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& JULIA DEAN HArEE, in company with her hus-
York next month TO California Thence she goes
70 Australia, and after starrine tour through
England she win return to the United States.
whore she will retire from the stage her husband
having determined TO pursue the practice Of medI-
cine IN New York
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TONS of SILvER.-The steamer Monongahea
passed Wheeling Friday with 81 ,OO0, 900 in silver
making "a tons of the precious metal The money
PHILADELPHIA
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EPISCOPAL CosvEsTIoS.-The Conventien Of
the Episcopal Church Of Mississippi met at vicks.
burg on the 9th ult. There were 20 clergymen
present, and the Bishop's address showed that the
church was growing steadily. notwithstanding the
fearful ravages of recent epidemic among lie most
active clergymen and laymen. The Bishops salar
~ was increased to 5000 per annum. and the
Convention adjourned
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DEATH OF THE "OLD APPLE-woMAN"-On
Saturday last died in this city, Mrs Elizabeth Carl
aged go She has for many years been familiar
to many of our readers as the 'Old AppleWo-
man" who so long graced the steps in front
of Stewards dry good store. When Stewart
changed her location TO the store of Roe Lockwood
No 409 Broadway, where she has ever since re-
mained. At the age of 70 she came to this coun.
try, and being too old to work and too poor to re-
main idle she has for seventeen years past earned
her substance by selling apples.-N. Y. Tribune.
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Il To the Voters Of HenrfcO County,.
Fellow-citizens, in accordsnce with the wishes Of
many friends hereby announce myself q candidate
for reelection to the Office Of CONSTABL LIZ, in Srd
District. Respectfully,
ap I1.--dtde< N. J.. SHEPHCRD.
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B. SLADE,

tT To the Voters Of the City Of Rich.
mond.-I am candidate for the officce of COMMiS.
SIONER OF THE REVENUE for Madison Ward.
my 6-tde EDWIN BURTON
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AMERICAS THIEvEs.-Oscar Kingston and Dan
isl e. Branch, claiming to be respectively, mer.
chant and lawyer in PhiIadephia and New York.
were arrested In Liverpool, on the 22d ult, for,
robbery. They were committed BENZ Allen
Howard also an American was arrested in Liver.
pool, at the same time for stealing $500 from 80
licitor In Lincolnshire
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Monday aIornins, May II, 1856.


-CosNEcTIcUT.-Gor0n Message Mi.
nors message fills five columns Of the New Ha-
ven papers He congratulates the legislature up
on the prosperity Of the State and proceeds at
once to consider at some length various proposed
amendments to the State constitution particularly
such as relate to trial by Jury.
Inc Governor deprecaies the excitement grow
ing ous OF the Kansas question, and concludes his
remarks on the subject rs follows:
whatever action you may deem advisable with
reference to these matters, am satisfied that you
WIN again express the sentiments of the people Of
tne State, large majority of whom believed to
De opposed. and sternly opposed, to the extension
OF slavery over the national territory While they
entertain these opinions they nevertheless 10y
81 to the Constitution, and believe the maintain
ance OF the Union of the United States the para.
mount political good. With slavery already ex-
isting under the Constitution, and recognized in
that instrument, they do not wish to interfere
Regretting its existence they would leave 1t to be
regulated as humanity and religion may require
by the States~whose Constitution and laws recoe
nize it.
The expenditures of the State during the Las,
year exceeded the income by the amount of s4I
064 ~'N'
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" L n d e p e n dent Candidate..M0nroe
WARD --Occupying the position Of candidate for the
office of COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE
for Monroe Ward. for which none, it Ii presumed,
will hesitate to concede that possess the requisite
qualifications 1t only remains for me to say, that
should be preferred the duties of the office will be
grateful acknowledgements.
ap 28---dtd* VIM. III. GRAVES.
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a To tho Voters Of Richmond ..-FeIleyv;
CITIZENS: ! am q candidate for the Office of CON.
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, for Monroe
Ward and shall be pleased to receive your sufrsges
on the I'D May next. Respectfully.
ap S0---ts GEORGE A. HUNDLEY
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ERs.-The subscriber having recently returned from
the North with an extensive stock of FANCY AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, which he bought at the
New York auctions FOR CASH, offers them to purcha-
such that will satisfy them at that
HENRY BROWN, at No. 25 Main street, is actually
enumerate all the cheap Goods he keeps would fill up
the Dispatch but certain it is it will be consulting
your interest to give him call, when about job
bing, before Purchasing elsewhere. Convince your
selves at HENRY BROWNS,
No. 25 Main street.
ap 23-1m* doors above the market bridge.
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BY JAS. A. CowARDIN.
HOTELS.
THE COTTAGE HOTEL, nj Ashland,

THE COTTAGE HOTEL, at Ashland. n
Il now in order fot the reception of boarders by
the day, week, month year
To persons engaged In business in Richmond, who
may desire to be within reach of their families every
necessary facility Is afforded by the transit Of three
trains daily each way, between the two places whilst
on each Sunday, commencing with the irst Sunday
(he 4th in May special train will leave the depot
on Shockoe Hill at O'Clock, A NJ, and return about
sunset for the accommodation of those who NAV de-
TO unite in the religious exercises of the day in
the village.
The Chambers of the Hotel and adjoining Cottsses
State and the location preverbial for health whilst
in addition the extensive and well arranged srounds
of the establishments furnish facilities for exercise and
recreation surpassed by no other place Of the kind
THE PRoPRIETORS.
+. =. The regular passenger trains of the Rich.
mond Fredericksburg Potomac Company at op at
the Hotel daily, for breakfast and supper
Ashland, Hanover co. Va
May 2, 1856. : my a9m
NATIONAL HOTEL Main street sfann.
L ton, Virginia w. J. HUNTER Co, Pro-
prietors
EF- An Omnibus will always be in readiness at the
Railroad Depot TO take passengers to and from this
house tree OF charge. my s. 6m
IN STORE AND FOR SALE
i3oneo N. No l, All Heart Cypress Shingles
7oooO do do Heart and sap do do
10000 do f. Dressed Flooring
$1,000 do IT. and and and Heart
Together with general assortment of all kinds of
Hsrd-pine Lumber at my yard, corner of Canal and
10th streets, south side of the Basin.
sp 2l-lm L. w. GLAZEBROOK.
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" To the Voters of the county of Hen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: am q candidate for the Of
hce of COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY, at the
approaching election, which takes place the 22nd of
May next and most respectfully solicit you support
ap 2S---tde JOHN NJ DAVIS
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WEALTHs ATTORNEY.
ap 2-tde. JOHN B. YOUNG
= District No. ., ric0sC0unty..-Tsho
following persons will be voted for Magistrates for
District No. 2 Henrico county:
JOHN NETTLES,
THOMAS J. STARKE,
JAMES M GARNETT,
DR.. RICHARD g. VEST
ap 22-dtde+ BY MANY VOTERS
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iSs Jedsuon Ward. hereby announce myself can
NH 80 ~ JOHN NJ FRANCISCO.
To the Voters or Henrfee Csuney.--
s.sene that the impression prevails 70 some
s, smohe you thz8 do not continue candidate
I9l tho oMce OF CLERK Of the Cixsuit Court Of Hem
neo 70 correct such mistake desm IL proper to say
ras;e sn Ill canddats for that Office, and shall be
qualified, and who believe that win discharre the
duties Of the office with fidelity
as Deputy CIerk win preclude me from sseins rsnv
o. you personally before the election but / shaii
myself OF every opportunity to have an inter-
my myH slia = many as eircum.ssscss =. yin gs.mit
c!1as:To - TO the Voters or Richmesd...T am
rOR THE CoMMONWEALTH' for the cisc.;.
mya'as MARMADuKE JOHNSON.
rss.os ~ scSW~missioner W OF the Revenue for JEFF.
mond. Fellow-citizens Of the city Of Rich.
Toler ESQ ts,s sphas5sood !. s;s fiom my friend Geo. w
Of 81 1'srs Tas 2 TR Fl sas s s
myself - c.na;s,,a ss th. opportunity Of offering
Zee competent to discharge the duties ~ ~ nE
isst 60 sns oeen engaged in public hns;n.s. tr a.
mVsSySssn ysSs'- Respectfully, WI 'A'
.,ss,;,, To % q the Voters Of Richmend m.
@ DC neia, on the 22d inst You will BE- e.iIs6
OF THE REVENUE, a. il directss hu ~, ~ EnS -
sembly, passed at its last sessior sy y ACT OF A.
you as que o, .ne candidates for your surasss. And
led by the dictation of any party caacus
assume this position, among other reason. g..
the isct that; a. an American, attended the lsts
possible to make any nomination but which msstir.
/ was adjourned in disorder. l'As
Should you deem me ft for the Office, shan h.
| thankful to receive 1t at your hands.
| my 7.--tde* n aT.Anr
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A CURIOUS REASON FOR COMMITTING SUICIDE
Mr.. Elias Workman. living in Holmes county,
Ohio, committed suicide on Sunday morning last,
by hanging himself with a bride. It is said he
had lately been elected assessor of the township,
and had given heavy bond Fearing he was moi
ut for the office, and to avoid the modification Of
being laughed at, che rose in the morning at four
O'Clock and went to the barn and hanged himself.
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Gen II l. X MI Il n, = SHAVING, HAIR
u DRESSING AND SHAMPOOING SALOON,
18th street, opposite the Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
Vd-WILLLdM WILLIAMSON, Proprietor, hav-
ing recently moved to the above Establishment, and
after incurring considerable expense in retting and
ton and patronage of the public. With polite at
tendants and together with his knowledge of the
Gus operandi feels assured of his ability to give en-
tire satisfaction.
Strangers visiting the city waited with dispatch.
- I'm
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- To tho vosers Or JeHeKson Ward.
Mr George w. ToIer having declined 70 BE- candi-
date for COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE
io5 Jensson Ward. hereby announce myself can
NH sd s' JOHN n. FRANCISCO.
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-
VI We, the undersigned, return our thanks for the
patronage have received from friends and the
public generally, and will state that can be found
at the game old stand corner of Franklin and 18th
streets, where manufacture and have on hand all
kinds of CABINET FURNITURE. We will sell
what we have hand ct such prices will suit
those who buy for their well as those who
buy to sell again.
We have also assortment of CHAIRS of all
kinds, which will sell AT COST.
We also keep hand at all times and hours, day
night, COFFINS-fine, Poplar, Cherry, Mahoga-
ny, &c, from % inches long to feet. Also. Pnked
Sheets Shrouds &C.; Hearse and Horses, with good
Driver, that friends in the surrounding country
who send to US, will not be detained more than half
hour in procuring articles to bury their friends
VIM. A. LEA
VIM. L. SATTERWHITE,
Corner of Franklin and 18th streets
N. B.-Flat-top Cofins of all Sizes and Furniture
Wagon for those who desire prefer it.
ap 30-dlm< WIN. A. LEA CO.
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ISAAC r. WATKINS Ese.-lsaac n WATKINS,
Esq, having conveyed 10 the underngned a. trustee
large amount of valuable property to secure, first,
his confidential debts and sureties. and then all his
creditors rateaby who shall before the first OF March,
1857 present and establish their claims against Nun
now notice is hereby given to all creditors of the
said Isaac r. Watkins to present their claim. to the
undersigned without delay. He will be at the Ar
hnSton House. Richmond, for several days, whore he
Will be glad 10 receive the claims of creditors Com
munications may be addressed to him at Providence
Z. o. Halifax county, Va, or to bis counsel, Wood
Bouldin, Esq, Talcott ?: o, Charlotte county, Va
THOMAS WATKINS, Trustee.
ap 15-d6t&lsw5ws
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WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.
w London Dock BRANDY
French Cognac do
Scheidam GIN

Scheidam GIN
Choice Old Rye WHISTLES
Superior Claret WINES
Do HOOK and CHAMPAGNES
Bevridges ALE
Summer LAGER BEER
Havana, Principe and German CIGARS.
ap 50-ts P. WILBACHER, No. POS Main st.
EMPLOYMENT DESIRED.--1he under.
H signed. having received commission NOTA-
RY PUBLIC. tenders his services to the citizens of
Richmond and county of Henrics in that capacity
He will attend to taking Dispositions receiving Ac-
acknowledgements of Deeds, REIMBURSEMENT of Dover,
and perform any other duty pertaining to the highly
responsible office of Notary. He proposes also to
draw Deeds of Bargain and Sale, Release Deeds, and
every other form Of Conveyance Contract; to pur-
chase and sell Real Estate negotiate Land and PEN
sion Clsims, superintend repairs of and Rent out
Houses; collect Rent, Medical and other Accounts,
and attend TO other legitimate business that may be
confded to his management, upon reasonable terms.
Respectfully, ISAAC AVERY GODDIN.
EFOfice on Bank and 18th Streets southeast corner
Public Square, few yards South of State Court
House.
P. Some of the best Scriveners in Virginia will
give me his assistance. l. A. g.
lO---fa