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~ To the Voters of Henrico C0unty.--
candidate for the Office of Sheriff at tho conliHs
election in May next. Having served as deputy
sheriff in both districts of the county for tho past s1
years, fatter myself that am qualified to discharge
the duties of the Office Should II be your pleasure
to elect me- the business of the office shall Be faith
fully after ded to.
nh did JNO A. HUTCHINSON
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CFTo she Voters of RicLmOnd.-I respect.
fully myself candidate for your susrages
for the Office of CITY SERGEANT 81 the ensuing
charter elections. WILLIAM ). WOOU.
NH IS-{te*
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gsr Lewis II. Luck, EsG.--DeRr Slr.--We
WISH 10 ass you Two questions and request
La. Do you desire Inc Office of Grain Meesarer1
I'd. If elected. will ysu ssrvs
NH 27.-tde+ ONE HUNDRED MERCHANTS.
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QIN, CIGARS, &c.
Ia 20 bkls old Nectar WHISKEY
so " APPLE BRANDY
10 Octave Old LONDON DOCK; do. Dark and
do MADEIRA WINE
20 demHohns 90 do very superior, vintage of
lsz and 1877, OF the following brands--"Psle.
tate" "Pahctirne" aud "Old Reservf"
Is baskets CHAMPAGNE, very fine
dog Superior CLBRET
40, 900 Ghcioe Hsvena CIGARS
5demjohns Taylor's BRANDY
Just neceived and For sale by
BAKER & PLEASANT5.
We haSe in bond in the Norfolk Custom Hnnse a,
choice - Of fine BRANDIES. WINES GIN Sc-
We have the samples in store, TO hcb we her leave
TO cali the attention of dealers. n
NH %
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g-- Tc, the Voters eff the City of Rich
rnond.-I respectfully ant ounce myself ctnddate
for reelection to the ofic, of HIGH CONSTABLE
of the city Of Richmond, 1t the ensuing elections
nh 13--td J. 2. TYLER.
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rF- To nv fellGg-ertizens OF Richmond,
I ennounCe myself csLdidste for CITY SER
GEANT, and will appoint 2 Deputies if elected.
Respect lily,
NH I1--tdas CYRUS fODDfI,
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AUCTIOIs SAILS
BY Goddfn d Appersons
:, HERIRR,S GALE nR LOTT NOS. q

y AND "A. IN THE TOWN OF MASCHE~ IEk-
BY virtue OF decree of the Circuit Coun OF Ches-
rerheld in the cass Of .Martin &C. against Wc.si-
ger &c., pronounced on the stn November, 1880 4
shall Prsceed 70 sell public auction On tne
on MONDAY, the 5ist of MARCH 1885. Ct O'clock r.
NJ ~ fair II not, the next fair day.1 ha1dsosne
nall acre Lots, Nos 3 and "A, IN tie plan Of Man
CHESTER situated on Porter and Perry streets ana be-
tween Harrison street and the corporation line.
TERas-One-haf cash; balance at 8 months. for
bonds with good security. retaining lien on the land
for further security The taxes for the present year
70 be paid BY the purchases.
GEORGE ". SSELLIEGS.
Sheriff OF Chesterfield county
Sale conducted By GoDoiN < Ape ssoS, Aress
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AND ElCHTY-FIVE
AMERICAN VOTERS,
Mach 2hfh- 1RiA


80 Centlemen--f our call upon me I'm the
papers Of to-day signed by 1875 momber of the Auier
can party added to the personal appeals of similar
nature which have been made by many others afford
unr'sGkesble evidence OF the public conviction that
great injustice was done by the Nominating Con-
y-non on last Thursday night You say, truly, that if
M FoK hal not announced, through the city papers,
he was not candidate, thereby inducing my friends
% believe | should have opposition, that they
"oad have attended the meeting and nferred upon
IEe the nomination Many of them you do, have
shce tsaRr. that had there been any signs of OPP
Irstlou that they would have attended and others,
ta.. they left the meeting under the impression that
would receive the nomination by sccamation, az in
10 Of other old officer. against whom cppo-
s'aa had been previously announced Under these
circumstances, having been led BY Mr.. Fox 10 be-
heVe that be would not DO csndidate--he HAVING
Voluntarily Of his own free will go declared to mo
10 the presence Of Mr. Charles r WORKMAN (whose
settlement we ese below,) and TO the public through
~ authorized publication in the ewspaperr and hsv
Jog, notwithstanding ell THE become candidate be-
lore the Convention at a'o hour of the night when
charge was publicly made that had extorted the
card eS well af made privately that had not
extorted, but had published il without authority
winch csusfd son1o gentlemen, as have since learn
&C. 70 change their vo'eB. these charges have been
entirely fisrroved end overihrown by the appended
caro- OF Mr. WCrlEs N J when most of my friends had
leit and hen It was TOO late TO inform them and
o'h.rs OF the accusations that Rad been brought
sgans me, and having dischsTsed the duties of the
once which have held for two yeare faithfully and
~ rnb 1Aalschon OF me trade, abundant evidence OF
winch have In my possession. Under thess circum-
SGnccs therefore, shll most grstefulIy aeeept the
of-ce II 1t shall be the pleasure of my fellow citizens
70 elect ne, and every exertion in my power to
men: Tue appreciation Of the people.
Very respectfully, SAMPSON JONES.
Attbs request Of Mr.. sampson Jones' make
.l,ot-nent OF what occurred between MIR. Fox and
mEseii in relation TO the card of Mr. FOX 5eclniug
y De candidate for the Office Of Guaser On or
tpoe' th+ I'd inst Mn. Jones the dock sussing
some molssses, (for c. T. w. Co when ahout ore
cloek ldr, Fox down the dock TO see Mr.
whist IN conversation they called me TO them
Aha said u wa no secret. Mr.. FOX gave Mr. Jones
card declining to lie candidate for the Office Of Gina.
ger Nj Jones said to Fox that he did not want him
70 eve tbs card pnlsss IL dons Of his own free
VI" and accord Fox replied that be gave it willingly
ara eheeTully, that he candidate and did cot
!ntend4o become one Jones thea told Fox be ought
70 have the card published. Fox replied that he had
do hm no good. and that ha tJonrsl conH havs ,bs
care Published IL he saw NJ, and left the card with
'ohes tSigned1
NH % CHAs. T. WORKMAN,
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ET To the Voters of Richra,d.-y bey
ieave 70 state, for the information of ALI that con-
nnue to DO, and have heretofore been, q candidate
ptonise TO devote my personal attention 70 tb. dis
charge Of the duties OF the Office
Respectfully,
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NH 25---td' PETER w oRIrRRs


" 10 the voters of the City of Rich
hoNo There Is no Office in which the people ars
more interested TO be filed at tho coming charter
eiecton than the Office of CITY SERGEANT Nor do
we think We hazard much in saying that the
present incumbent is the fit person that could
be selected TO fill the duties of that most Important
staton Yet nothing IS more certain THAI his ret
ton unless there union and concert AMONGST tbose
opposed to him, he having been declared the uinee
OF the American party at their late meeting at the AZ
ncar Church. We would therefore suggest that the
voters Of the city, irrespective of party units and
elect AMES D. ELLETT, tho present efficieut dep
uty Sergeant In him. we have one who has bsen
TIED and not found wanting; one who has proven him
self fully able to efficiently discharge the duties Of
the once. We think too, that Mr. Elicit presents
some claims TO your SURFACES that other candidate
eau, he having performed the labor and disctrsreed
the duties without the erouments of the Office. and
SO far as availability is concerned we think his claim
particuar'y strong 1t bsing impossible for ,itber
M Bray, Ar. Wright or Mr.. Smith to be candkdste
We therefore, call upon Mr. Elicit to announce him,
sell candidate and upon the citizens one and all to
rally to his support. In union only there is strength
mn A-ts MANY CITIZENS
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~ 10 the Voters of the City of Rich
hoSp.-havias been called on through the papers.
sha q. ,he solicitation Of friends present myself o.
. oandidate for the office of CITY ASSESSOR II
elected promise to devote my undivided attention.
10 Tie duties of tho Office
Very respectfully,
BAl so-tQe"
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At tho meeting al the African Church on Thursday
eysnug last, nominated Mr. James P Tyler for the
office OF High Constable without bis consent or know.
ledqe
NH 24-dtd JAMES ALLEN
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r ARGE NgsIBRR OF LOTs ON THE

7 ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS ON THE
~ MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD. NEAR TO ACAD-
ENVY HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY, april LIST, 1885, will be sold on the pre-
misses, commencing at O'Clock large number of
located for building purposes whilst others are well
suited for gardening, and some really fine meadow
lanI A plat of the lots can be ct our Office
TERMs:-l-3d cash. balance at and months for
negotiable notes interest added and title retained till
lat note is paid The taxes for the present year to
be paid by the purchaser
nh q GODDIN & APPERSoN. Auetrs.
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NktHTFEV tCENLyts@
Fellow Citizens: At the solicitation Of number Of
my frieu6s, l hereby announce myself candidate
for the Office of COMmONWEALTH'S ATTOR-
EEY, at the approaching May election.
NH 26-6t* JOHN Il. DAVIS.
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n HEAD QUARTERS lST REG'TVA. VOL }
RICHMOND, March q, 1856. :

ID. ~
~ l. The following section of the late act of the
Legsature relating to the Is. Regiment Of virginia
Volunteers is published for the information of ali
cerne6s " oA
SECTION q. "For the further encouragement. NJ
the volunteer corps belonging attached to the said
regiment, every officer and memoer thereof except
ring ms membership, be exempt from, serving upon
any jury except grand juries But to guard against
persons becoming members of the said volunteer
corps Tor the purpose of avoiding serving on ures
shall be the duty of the commanding officer of every
company TO strike from the roll of his company the
name OF any man who fails or neslects perform
of such company and he shall in any such case no.
tify the court of the county city in which the ne
resides that his name has been stricken from,
roll, and that he is liable to perform jury duty"
H. 1t is desirable that persons wishing to mite
themselves with any of the companies of the regi-
meut should do SO at once, to prevent their being
drafted for jury service.
By order OF Gel. August
D. TRUEHEART, JR.,
-.l9 4 Il.
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to 4 Cnrd.-.It has been currently re.
ported that have withheld monies collected By me
the psrpose of defeating me in the election of High
Constable, office now hold / challenge euch per
any instance where such has been the case / now
tahe this method of declaring Gself an udepen dent
candidate for HIGH CONSTABLE of the Ciuv Of
Richmond, and ask my friends to rally to the oils
Oh the q day of April aud cast their votes for nae
Nothing bat the press of business prevents me fr
seeing yoa before the dag of election
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BY Chas. It. Workman g. Go.

By CnH9, IT. WOFThAm d Co.
CARGO SALE NEW CROP MOLASsES
~ AND SUGAR --On FRIDAY April 9Th at the
lower shed on the Dock, commencing at IL O'Clock,
A. NJ, viii sell the cargo of schr r. BuIlwinkle'
from Attakapas, La consisting of
ia hhds prime to choice Sugars
III bbls do do Molax.es
ALSO--Wiil be added TO the above sale the CARO-
per schr. Chas A. Hecksler from Cardenaa, Cubs.
consisting of
3is hhds prime Muscavado MoI.ses.
81 terees do do do.
12i bbls do do do
Terms OF SALE: For ell sums under eIeo cash ;
over $780, months credit for approved negotiable
paper CHAS. T. WORKMAN Co.
NH - Auctioneers.
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ny VIRTUE OF n deed OF trust executed
AZ TO me by Janas Balm, dated the 9th day of Octo-
bar 1885, and recorded In the Clerks Office Of the
County Court of Chesterfield, shall proceed on
MONDAY, the Slst day of March, instant at l2 o'ck
feld, to sell without reserve large quantity of cut
and uncut Granite Dimension Stone, and Stone suita-
bic for small bridges. Also, three Derricks, with
smiths Tools, and other property Also, one Horse.
After the sale at this place, win proceed to SELL
under the same deed three other DerTicks with tfer
shipping point of the Danyille Railroad opposite to
Rockets.
If any postpcnement of the sale takes place, due
notice thereof will be given.
NH le-dts JNO NJ. PATTON. JR. Tnlstea
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D. RUEHEART, JR.,
st Adjutant LIST Reg't Va. Volunteers.
INSURANCE COMPA-

IA CUTEA.
ia NY OF RlCHMOND.-By authority of an act
Of the General Assembly of Virginia, passed Decem-
Der i8th, 1855 entitled IAN act to incorporate the
Merchants Insurance Company in the City of Rich
mond," we, the undersigned, Commissioners appoint
ed by the said act will on the LIST dav of Nav merit
open books for subscriptions the stock of the said
Company, at the Office of Messrs Goddin Apperson,
at the corner of Bank and llth streets
The act fixes the value of the shares at $50 each
and the capital stock not less than fifty thousand
than five hundred thousand dollars L. sutho-
rZes the Company ITO make insurance against all
rne risks and against any damage lost by FIRE, or
by any other liability, casualty hazard, upon any
and every kind Of property real, personal or mixed;
to make insurance on lives to grant apnuitles
ceive endowments to contract for reyersiopary nay
ments to guarantee the payment of promssory notes
bills of exchange, and other evidences of debt lend
money on bottomry and respondentia to them
selves be insured against all risks upon the
they may have in any property lives in their wn
right in virtue of any loans advances or OF any
policy or contract of insurance." &c DC.
JOHN PURCELL.
J. L. APPERSCN,
r. B. HEATH,
LEWIS GINTER-
WIN. H. CHRISTIAN,
WIN. q. PAINE,
NH 29-t1liay AUGUSTUS ANDERSON.
A NTHRACITE COAA.-Daily expected,
- e cargo Red ash Anthracite Coal, egg size."-
Also, White Ash Lump, for foundry
Orders LETT at my Office will receive prompt atten-
ttoa on ARRIVAL Of the vessel.
SAML P HALVES.
North side Basin, between 9th and 10th streets.
nh 29-Stf
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y To the oters OF the CITY OF Rtchmo 90.
| respectfully announce myself candidate for re.
election TO the Office of SUPERINTENDENT OF
TIE CITY WAFER WORKS.
NH 27-Gtdt JAMES L. DAVIS.
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AZ To the Voters OF tue City of Rich

AoNp-ONE AND ALL AT tbs solicitation of many
friends, announce myself candidate for the Office
of GRAIN MEASUkER Shoala i please you to
elect promise to discharge tbs duties of tho of
fee strictly and faithfully
nh 7-tde* JAMES GIBB.
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rT- To the Voters Of fhe City of Rich.
MoNp.-I beg leave to announce myself candidate
for reelection to the Office Of MAYOR Of this city,
NH lido JOSEPH MAYO.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN THE
LOWER END or uRNpJCn CCTrGTy va %

u MONTGOMERY GUARD, ATTEN.
e TiON Your Company will assemble at Lafsy.
nj etto Hall, on MONDAY, Slst inst, at II O'Clock
" p. H., for instruction and drill
By order of ths Captain
NH 2S---3t JNO McDONaJD n
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q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF SALUA.
~ Bile REAL ESTATE, ON FRANKLIN ST,
AND UNION HiLL.-As Commissioners under a
decree of the Circuit Court of Richmond made on
the 10th day of March, 1856, in the of Hof and
wife against Roganni &C., shall sell at public auc-
ton. upon the premises respectively, on TUESDAY
I'D day of April 1856, in the order named below the
real estate OF which Gregory Rosann died possessed
namely-at IL O'Clock, M, brick tenement and lot
fronting % feet the north side of Franklin street
opposite to Trinity Church, aud adjoining Ballads
Street
Immediately thereafter, will be sold the tenement
az the corner of Franklin and Wall streets known as
the White Halp' corner, fronting II feet and run
ming back to the Wall Street Hotel property.
And on the afternoon of the same cay, coinuencing
at s O'Clock will be sold the House aud lot on Union
HILL on I'D st, in rear of the Methodist church
and now occupied by Mr.. J. Be Martin. This proper
ty Will be divided lay off several building lots
separate from the house.
TERMS: One-thrd cash and the balance on cre-
dit OF and II months with interest from the day of
SALE for negotiable notes and title retained until
veyance is decreed by the court
Taxes and insurance for this year to be paid by the
purchasers II. A. CLAIBORNE
C. c. McRAE,
Commissioner
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A 1. 4 OF NEAL

Sale by GoDpIN ArrERsoN, Aucta
NH 2A--tds
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NH q GoDDIN & ApPERsoN, Auc.rs.
OMMISs IONER,S SALE OF A
y SMALL Farm NEAR TILE CITY OE Ricii.

MOND.-As Commissioner, acting under decree of
the County Court of Henrco entered on tie 9th dsy
of December, 1855, in the suit of Powell against
Walden's administrator, shsil. at IL o'clock NJ on
MONDAY, tie It'll day of April, 1856, at Henrico
County Court House, sell auction 20 the highest
bidder, tract Of land containing three acres more
less a6 joining the land OF Garland Hanes ESQ and
others The said land is located about one and half
miles north the city of Richmond, in GOOD neighbor
hood and the bul dngs thereon sufficient for the
accommodation of d small family.
TERMS: Cash to the costs of suit expenses of
sale, &c; for the residue of the purchase money,
credit of six months will be given-the purchaser
executing bis bond for the credit payment with good
title will be retained until the whole purchase money
Is paid and conveyance directed by tbs Court.
T. 4. NANCE Corn,r
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GoppIN L AppERsoN, Auets. nh p
COMMISSIONED. sA oE1ao

( NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. > A L. Il u r I'D
~ ACRES OF LAND IN HENRICO, IL MILES
ABOVE RICHMOND, NEAR CHICKAHOMlNY
SWAMP-By virtue of decree of the Superior
Court of Chsncery for the Richmond Circuit, pro.
nouncsd on the 9th February, 1850, in the case of
Smith and Kennedy against Alley, and of amen
datory decres entered in the on the Srd OF
July, 1854 the undersigned, Sheriff of Hsnrico, who
was thers5y appointed commissioner for the pur-
pose win offer for sale public auction for cash on
FRIDAY, the; 18th day Of April, 1855, before the
front door Of Hsnrco Courthouse being court day)
at the hour of y o'clock, M the Tract of Land re-
ferred TO in the bill of the plaintiffs, containing by
land of which Jesse Puryear at the date Of said de-
cree resided and that Part thereof laid off and assign
ed to Smith and Kennedy by decree Of said Court in
the suit Of said Smith and Kennedy against Jesse Pur
year The title to said land believed to be perfect
but the undersigned will sell only the commission.
of the Court. and convey only with the usual
special warranty. A e. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff Of HeDrico and Commissioner.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN Il APPERsoN, Aucts
z. S. 1t is probable that the day Of sale an ar
range.nent can be made 10 give reasonable credit
for Three .tSurtks Of the purchase money.
NH 70 @, & A.
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- TIC The Voters of DistriCt No. Q a:

- TIC the Voters of District No. 3 o:
Hrurco co4Ety.-FELLow CITIZENS: 10 tue month
n February last received your SURFACES for the
use Of CONSTABLE, which office / have dis
.ysel to the best OF my ability. On the 22ad of May
-.S. yOu viii again bs called upon 10 make : seieo-
-. )r that lake this occasion 10 suno2ncs
. ..f "a aca41;oats for that Office. and if elected
.r,lr sr yul to eays nothing undone my part to
r.--.. war confidence and esteem.
,LIJI-ts JOSEPH G. METTERT.
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BY Thomas w. Keesce.
OFFICE WITH GEO. j. SUMNER, No. 20 PEARL Sr
EXECUTUR,S SAI,E IN

y uPlANO FORTE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on MONDAY MORNING, March Slst,
commencing at 10 O'clock at the late residence of
John George, decd. 3rd and Marshal streets
all OF the Household and Kitchen Furniture consist
ing in part of one handsome Rosewood Piano Forte
manufactured by Mum Il Clarke,) Sofas, Pier Ia
bles, Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Hat Rack. Carpets
Wardro5es, Bureaus, bedsteads, Beds Mattresses,
Dining Tables, Sdeboard, China Glass and Earthen-
ware &c with the usual variety of Kitchen furn-
ture.
ALSO-One SADDLE and BRiDLE, nearly new.
One Double Percussion GUN, &c.
j. P. GEORGE, Executor.
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEgsEE, Auct.
FOR SALE-A likely young woman, q superior
NH = ]. P. GEORGE.
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| A nsfI4s sAI ~ 0HF.LS,A ~ AND E.

- CELLENT FURNITURE consisting of Parlor
Chamber DiniDg-room and Kitchen Furniture. Bar
st the United States Hotel At Auction.-On Tuesday.
April ist commencing at II o'clock A. M, at the
United states Hotel in this city will be sold the en-
tire Furniture and oatt thereof consstins in part of
l2o Beds and Bedsteads complete, so Mattrasses to-
eener with the pscessary rniture for go rooms
ing Glasses Carrots &C Also the furniture IN two
IaIiors comprising elegant Divans Mahogany Centre
Iaoies Chairs, Mirrors, valuable CARPETS and Fnsr,
WINGS and splendid Piano. Also the dining room
furniture, consisting of valuable Crockery China and
Glass Ware, Knives and Forks, Silver Wares Linen
a handsome variety.
Hotel Keepers and hesds of families viii here have
favorable opportunity for supplying themselves with
every article they may require in the housekeeping
line a. the stock 10 of superior quality was selected
with much care, has been but little used and the
greater part Ia as good new.
sale Will be positive, and will be continued from
day to day at the same hour as above stated
until completed.
TERMs.-Suns under 500 cash, over that amount
months credit, fer approved negotiable paper, with
efss. essss NH I'd TAYLOR "Ia.laMs
POSTPONEMENT-Owins to unavoidable cir.
cumstances the above sale has been postponed to
MONDAY, the 7th Of April, at the same hour.
NH 10 II w
?. s.-UNITED STATES HOTEL FOR RENT.
This centrally located and admirably arranged Ho.
tel now In perfect order through out and ready for
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 comprising
complete OUTFIT for first class hotel if application
Dc made before the day of sale, 7th April 1856
For terms and further information apply TO or ed.
dress TAYLOR & Williams
NH % Auctioneers.
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.,-Fuli Ticket for Morros yart--


Per MIyor-IOSEPU MAYO.
comm 0noeZltFs -dttorrey-R. r DANIEL.
Sr~yrG1i-P. W. GRUBBS
-4,s>s,oy-S. n. DAVIS.
lItp CoEeefor-J. A HOBSON.
H:si L,5n,fatIs-FRED. BUTLER. ~
aqer--RICH'D FOX.
IRAN Medsurer L H. LUCK.
STR: Hdter Works JAS. l.. DAVIS
S1r. Ga. T'orks--T. II WYNNE
Nup; Streets M. BATES.
Htg.ster Water WorFs--M. L. STRATTON
Keeper Poor House-JNO. PEARCE.
Capt Nigh; U0teh---A. WILKINSON
aldermen,
y Lipscomb, James Brav
{. c. Elicit, Fleming Griffin,
John NJ Murray.
Council,
Z. g. Morris, J. B. Morton,
J. A Scott, II. J. Saunders.
G. f Crutchfed
lud 2q-ts
- 4 Card.-Iu answer to two questions
ssatd One Hundred Merchants" | will saw. first
':-t do desire the Office Of GRAIN HEASUnEE
,4CoIdiy, lh7t my fTieuds re-elect me- shall
them 10 the best Of my ability. Iwish also to state
t'st have authorized any one to say that
Lac declined 10 for the above Office
L. II. LUCK,
Grain Measurer for the Port OF Richmond
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