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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-31

FUTURE BAYS.
nv Goddju 4. Anrersnn


COMMIssI0NER,s SAGE OF VALE.
ADAMS AND FcrsHEE SEKEETs.-As Coumissionsr
Q. tue Circuit Court of the City of Richmond nro.
nounced on the 18Th March 1885, in the suit OF
smith, kc shall proceed 70 sell at public anc
a.: - On TOE Premises on TUESDAY, the Sch dsy ar
fsrs at u o'clock. p. H., the Real Estate re
rr,, 20 Ia the plaintiffs bill consisting Of lot Of
provs, sn erceilen. Brick Dive ling and other i'm
Adam. ny on % sns north side of Clay street between
dsuee 80 ~ oasnee streets, nearly opposite the resi-
Mr.. Lob, NJ: A. Dill, and now in the occupancy of
bpii, In Southan. The house Il adrnira bly we'll
datiops ~ looms, besides amp servants' sccommo
for rnsmslsh cash; balance a. 70 and IA o,,,.
till Last note i interest added and title retained
/. IL 9 .sAes and assurances for ,h.n...
DC PAID oy tho purchaser oi 'ns present year 20
Sal, nv ao,n, r. r. HowIsoy, Commissions,
a'o " oooDIN APpERsos, Aucts ha.
AND IN .HENRICO 1y1.ITxcx,
=. - "a D.Aoy virtue OF q deed of trns. ~
S,s noo. vaughan and Jossnb " = ' Ss'.s
NJ q, 1911 Tue dement, OF VIM. p. Stother w SleaI'
mcfarland and Thomas w McCen.s william ID.
shall offer for sale, at public auctio, e. es9ssees We
the 9th day of APRIL 1856, In fioIt Of th. UNoAY,
county Court House, that being Cont a. Ileo
O'Clock, all the interest conveyed to "a bsin - *
undivided 6fteeuths of tract OF Land il Hss eise
county adjoining the lands of Temple ke5d pahioo
s. Ellis and VIM M. McGruder, and containns Ia
acres. ifatt
1. is understood that the remaining SIS will h. ~
fered to the purchaser, by the parties owpip, ~.
same, ct the rate which the 1915 may sell. '
Terms made known on DAY of sails.
Acting as trustee, we shall convey only such titls
as Ia vested in us by the deed
J;ADAMs SMITH, r,u,....
w. GODDIN, Afu'ees.
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JAMES ALLEN.


EF1 TO the Voters OF the City of Rich.
moug.-l respectfully announce myself candidate
tor the ofa:e OF 81 ERlFF for the city of Richmond
at the ensuing election. Should it be the pleasure of
think with nine years experience Sheriff and Dep
uty shall DO able TO discharge the duties with salts
ECtion 10 them aud credit to rnysslf.
Respec fully, ALEX. s. HUTCHINSON
NH 2l-tld
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NnInArEs FOR OFFICE.


- .,YI r,;.,set for MenroeR N-ard.--Ali who
W ~ rsviug heavy city tases, win vote the
,',owi%Ss, ' ID W. sTARKP.
~ tct..S.,,r,--M. NJ. LlPsCOMB.
toT,a,.-S Y. DAVIS.
T''s cele.' .,;,H II. s + RSssoN.
b'9' RICHARD FOX
to- ys7,prs--L II. LUCK.
g ,fate- Ho-ks-JAS. Z. DAVIS.
S'r a.. Iso-ks-T. II WYNNk.
S'P >treefx--M. BATES.
~. -. E-afrr V'orks-M J.. STRATTOS.
re psar Hoase-J0HN pEARCE.
IS Nigh; Bateh- WlLkINsoS'
ALDERMEN
r:-.co,nh VIM Macfarlane.
) I. John Al Murray,
JAWS L. W. Giazehroos.
CoUNCiLMBN.
r,rs s. D. Deuoon,
Lsue SIS ]. 3. Morton,
+. a. VIM. c. Allen.
nh S,--2s'
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I'D. =. KEELING, Merchant Tailor and
IA CLoTHiER, 1876 MAIN STREET. Spring IND
SUMNER GOODS just received large lot of su-
perior Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestings which he win
make up in the best manner, the most reasonable
Terms and at the shortest notice
large and well selected stock Of Rady Made Cloth.
ng which will compare with any in this or any other
market Our prices as low at sany other house
Furnishing Goods in great variety, such as Shirt
Cravsts, Scarfs, Ties, &c.
He invites his friends TO call and examine his stock
NH 2q---frn
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by I'ayiGr 81 Williams,
THRUST SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT
Il IN HENRICO COUNTY. NEAR THE CITY OC

n IN HEINRICH COUNIY, NEAk THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.-Pursuantt 20 the provisions deed exc
cuted by r. Ii Ysatman and A Il. Yest,nsn his wife,
the 2d day OF May 1855 and recorded in the Clerks
office of Henrico County Court, conveying us,
trustees certain real estate mentioned and described
10 the said deed 10 the Mechapics' Building
Fund Association of the city of Richnond, shall,
MONDAY, Sist day OF March, 1856 Il fair ifother-
wse then the next fair day thereafter, at ccPk
r. NJ on tho premises. sell, at pubic auction, TO the
highest bidder, for cash. the property conveyed in
said deed, aud described as "a certain piece, parcel
lot of land lying and bs;ss in the comfy of Hen.
rico, and adjacent ID the city of Richmond,
fronting tWenty-sx ieet the northern side OF
X. or Clay street, extended in the county of
henrico and rnnning back at rikht az gles one hun
dred feet, to alley ten feet wide, and on which
said lot brick tenement stands, being the eastsrn
tenement of the two which erected by Jesss
Franklin during the year lS4}" ..ss
X. V. SUTTON, JR,
CHAs. C. ELLETT, Trustees.
CHAS. Z. ANDEhSON,}
nh ids
P 8. Although the terms of the deed requirs
cash sale authorised say that il is probable
thst 1t may be SO arranged, as to afford credit upon
the greater portion of the purchase money.
THE TRUSTEES.
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
NH o. tide
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by K. Il. Cook * Co.
OF CL0THINe,. &c, ATAU,

STUCh UF CLBFHENG, DC Mt AIC-
~ Ti0E.-On MONDAY next, 3Ist inst. at 10
O'Clock will sell my store, Main Street opposite
the st. Charles Botel, the whole stock of Clothing.
kc-consisng ofClo,h. Cashmere. Drilling and Alpaca
Costs; Cashmere Satinet, Drilling and Cottenado
Pants; Marselles Silk, Satin end Popin Vests; also
large lot of piece goods such Black Satin and Fig
ured Silk Festings; Beaver Pilot and Brood Cloths;
CaasimeEes and 3stinets; Drings white and eolored
Patterns; also large lot of furnishing Gooos con-
sistns of Shirts, Suspenders, Stocks and Craysts,
Scsrts Socks Gloves. &c; also Tsilors Trimmings,
Silks, Padding &c. The whole TO be sold In lots
suit the trade, without reserve
ABRAHAM LEVY. Main street
The Store will be rented st IL O'clock Immediately
after which will be sold the Store Fixtures consisting
of one handsome Show Case, Umbrellas Stand and
Counters, &C., &c- Sale conducted by
NH 70 T. B. COOK. L. CO. Auctrs.
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COHllleHOnerf.
Sale conducted by TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
NH q

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL,
- ESTATE e R THE WILLIAMSBURG
STAGE ROAD, ABOUT NINE MILES FROM
THE CITY OF RICHMOND As Commissioner
appointed by decree entered February 6th 1856 in
the case of Bates guardian against Perkins and 9TH
ers IN the County Court of Henrico county l shall
M to sell At public auction at the front door
OF the Court House OF Heurico county, small tract
OF land, consisting of about 81 acres Said land lies
on the northern sds of said road, about half ulile
distant frcm IL, with log house thereon end about
one acre of cleared land-the balance in wood, con-
sisting of piue snd oak.
MIR. George Savage whcss lands adioin the said
tract will take pleasure showing the premises to
any person DESTROYS Of purchasing.
TERNs-Cssh. &. w, STAEXF Courr
Sale conducted by
rch % TAILOR WILLIAMS Amt.
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rro the yo,er. of,be Civ Of

FTo the Voters ofthe City Of Richmond.
FELLOW CITIZENS Az I have been requested
through the medium Of two Of the newspapers of this
candidate for the Office of MAYOR of this city, and
being personally solicited by many friends TO do 80,
beg leave with feelings Of the profoundest gratitude
for their mani feetaons of confidence and esteem TO
announce myself candidate for the Office Should il
be the peasurs of the citizens Of Richmond TO honor
me with that post, assure them that every effort
shall be made TO discharge it's important and respons-
bic duties promptly and faithfully.
NH 6-dte Very respectfully,
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rOMf1ISsTUNER SALE OF REAL
y ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHNONn

COMMISsIUNER SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
AND COUNTY OF HANOVER.-By vittue of q
decree Of the Circuit Court OF the City of Richmond
pronounced the End day Of February, 1885, in the
suit of Land,u.n snd wife, Winsheld and ais, the
undersig ned COMMISSIONER appointed by the said de-
cree, win proceed to sell. ct public auction, the
following real es:ste Of which the late Joseph c..
Winsfeld, died. seized and possessej-viz:
On THURSDAY, the 9th day of March 1856, on
the premises, in the City of Richmond, commencing
a. 4 o'clock, p. NJ the house and lot st. Peter
St. Duvsps addition, lately occupied by the decedent
The lot has front of l25 feet, and depth of 80
feet. The dwelling is bull: of wood, two stories
above basement, and is r.w, il good repair
TERAs-One fourth cash, balance at 6, IL and Is
months. for negotiable notes interest added and title
retained TIL all the purchase money is paid and
veyance directed by the Court.
The and Insurance for the present year to be
paid by the purchaser -
ROBERT r. HOWlSON, }c,,.
BEV. E. WEXFORD ia. oois D.
nh7-2awtds.
POSTPONEMENT.-In consequence of the incle.
ulency Of the weather the foregoing sale post
poued to WEDNESDAY, the End April, 1885, at the
same hour GODDIN 4 APPERSON,
nh 28 Auctioneers.
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real, ESTATr IN MAG
Y CHESTER ON Riip RnnfS Y n - MN.

Y rCIL - EsTlTlnN nEAI. ESTATE IN MAN.
,y,,TrN NEE EH7 I'm oS BURROWS STREET, BE-.
Nv, Nv ZEN DECATuR STREET AND CORPORA
TON LlNE--Wlli be sold, on MONDAY, the Slst
of March, 1885, on the premises, commencins At 4
gether with the buildings thereon, now in The oeco.
pancy of Mr. Daniel K. Wei-iger and within one
square of the Methodist Church 1t will he Al,
vided into Lots of suitable sizes The location in
beautiful one, and the neishborhood excellent.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance ut s. and Q
months for negotiable notes interest added and title
retained till last note is paid Taxes for tie present
year to be paid by the purchaser
NH 10 GoDDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
" Immediately after the foregoing sale, will be
sold half acre lot No 10, in the plan of Manchester
at the of Perry and corporation ns-to
be divided into lots to suit purchasers.
NH n G. l. A.. Aucts.
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.,,rI,,,u Observation-Disclosures OF the

- RnIpTINNH tIthVl. .Nstsf' UtVN " NuU
e Paw Election Wednesday, Applied;
! Jos. MAYO.
f~:-N N LiPSCONB.
ID VI. MILLER,
JULIUS n EOBS0N
=, : r,,.f1Ns-..RRED'k BUTLER.
h.:.,.[,.-PiCHAGD FOX.
~ a'af,..,. syk. rrios / DAVIS p wyxvr
=, St-es.,--M. BATES.
- y,I,L,,r.--JAs. B. GlaB.
80. -, Dgfe- i,orkss.-M N. L. STRATT0N.
~, Pc, lfour--joHN fEARCE.
..-..,;, Y,,af Wgtah---A. WILKINSON.
.'Nf-ct
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AUCTION sALna
FUTURE pAYs.


aTURNlTCHE. G l. q HING sUORs.
= HATS Se-Wiil be sold at auction. on TUES.
pAf April ls at 10 DEL ock general asso NJ al
new and second hand Furniture, Stoves. he. Aiso.
several invoices Clothins Dry 6osds Shoes Hsts'
Caps, Blackins, lie. SA''' A''''
ADpITiONAL---50 boxes Scotch Herrin,e bbl.
super Old w hiskey; bags Coffee, Tea Sugar. Wrap
P,ng Paper; 10 bbs. Fish; boxes Soap 500 Ciaars
cnolce francs ALEX MOTT, Auct.
ERElGHT BDAT AND HORSES FOR
hALE AT AUCTION BY virtue of 4 dead Of
trust executed by Tho's p Chidress TO the subscr.
6ei dats February 6th 1854 aud duly record
ed IN tho Office Of Richmond Hustins, Govt shall
proceed 10 sell NJ public auction to the hisesr bid
aer ior easn, on tho Basin bank. (uorth sidei on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of April 1856 At II. hour
of o'clock. p. NJ, the Freight boat "EXpRESS"
now lying in the basin, with the fixtures attached to
said boat and two good work horses used as drauaht
horses to said boat. MOsBY WOODSON
ma 3L---tos Trustee.
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN tn 4
LOWER END OF HENRICO COUNTY FOR
SAI.EThe subscriber viii offer for sale at public
anction. on the premises, to the highest bidder on
FRIDAY, tho 4th day of April, 1856 if fair, if not
thenext fair day thereafter His tract of land in the
lower end of Henrico county, on the WILLIAMSBURG
Stage Road. about Ii miles below the city of Rich
nondr containing lSs acres less and adjoining
the lsnds of Ro Carter Elijah Baker and W. A.
Christian. further description of the land Is
deemed Unnecessary as those disposed to purchase
are invited TO view the premises before the day
sale
TRRMs-One-third cash; the balance In equal in
stalments of six and twelve months with interest
from day Of sale, and approved security and title re-
tainad until last note Ia paid.
NH 25---tds" ELLYSON NJ CARTER,
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ELEGANT FURNITURE AND SUPERB

x ,LEUANI FOKNlTUhE AND SUPERB
~ ROSEWOOD PIANO, AT AUCTION.- On
MONDAY, It'll April, at 10 O'Clock, at my residence
Main street, will sell the whole of my Household
and hichen Furniture, consisting in part of SPLEEN
did Rosewood Piano and Stool, made by Cbickerinz
beautiful Carpets; Looking Glasses; Sofas Mahogany
Parior and Rocking Chairs; Centre and Pier Tables
Sideboards; splendid Extension Table; What Not ;
Lounges; Wardrobes; elegant Bureaux; perior high
Post French and other Bedsteads; Feather Beds;
Spring Mattresses; Washsan Cssors; Tenders and
Fire Sets; plated CsndeIabrss and CandIesticks;
Knives and Forks; Tea Sets Dinner Sets Glassware;
Crockery, &c. very large Cooking Stove and Fix
tures, aud large assortment Of ktchenwsre too
numerous to mention.
ALSO-As IL O'Clock precisely, will be Sold my
servant glrt who Is first rats Seamstress Chamber
maid, Nurse and house servant q years old, of
ceptionable character and sold for no fault
AS am about leaving the city, persons wishing to
purchase may rest assured that everything will be
sold without reserve. HENRY LYMAN
No. 9S Main ST.
Sale conducted By Z. 3. Cook & Co., Aucts
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did JNO. A. HUTCHINSON,


- To the Voters of Henrlco Connty.--.
FeilowCitiEens Il becoming ssssry May next to
elect Sheriff for county, oeer myself q osndi
past Deputy Sheriff, opportunity hss been at:
forded you of forming opnioa to my eus!ifcs-
tons. pledge myself should 1t be your pleasure to
elect me, to continue my efforts to merit your cons
dencs Very respectfully,
fe 2--dtaty22. JOHN r. CHILDREY.
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BY e. D. Geek & Co., Aucis.
HOUSEHOLD AND KyTcuES ETY.,

HUCHEHULD AND KITCHEN FTR-
- NiTURE AT AUCTICN.-ln consequences OF
i'll health, have determined to decline housekesp
ing viii sell, at residence on sth north of CLAW
street. on THURSDAY, April sd, at 10 o'clock, ali
my Household ana Kitchen Furniture, consisting in
part OF Sofas; splendid Mahogany Vyardrobe: /
dog. Mahogany Chairs; dining and breakfast Tables
sldeboard; marble top Tables. Washsaads; Oil Paint
frgerator; Filterer large lot Of Glass and Crockery
Ware; one superior Cooking Stove ana ixtures and
great many articles too numerous to mention
}. II. STRURIA.
Sale conducted by c. B. Coox & Co, Aucts
NH q
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80 ron,eryative Ticket-Monroe Ward.

= CoukerNatIfe IE'AVt-Houroe Wnrd.
=, ..owius CoaseNatvo ticket 10 respectfully
-. n " edEcsday next:
Po- Couucilmen.
~ T.tq. DF Albert Snead,
- SherrArd Riehd @. Morris,
'' Geo K Cru;chheld
For Aldermen.
I've. gr,y. N. C. Lipscomb,
y p-.rsv C.. T. Word.
~ shove, the important interests of our city
g. 9Th confidence committed under the present
..rry MANY VOTERS.
.-. ,f..-S,s
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~ ELDEN & Mfl.LEit, GKOCERS AND
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND IMP ORT-
ERS AND DEALERS IN FINE OLD VINES,
LIQUORS. SUG-iRS AND TEAS corner Pearl and
Cary sfrsets, receiving their spring supply
of Goods in their hae, consisting, in paI follows:
400 bags Rio Coffee
200 bags Lsguayra Coffee
100 bags Old Government Java Coffee
Maracaibo and Mochs Coffee
New OrleAnz Sugars and Molssses
Porto Rico do do
Golden Syrup, Rs5oiled Common Syrup, for ne
gpes
Refined Sugars, OF ell varieties
Adamantlne, Sperm and Tal!ow Candies
Fancy Brown and Family Soaps
English, Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese
Rice, Brooms, Buckets, Cords, Lines
Green and Black Teas, from low grades to finest
quality imported.
Fine old Wines. full assortment
Brandies, from low priced to finest quality imported
Sparkling Hook and Clsret Wines, superior quality
Champagne Wine, of our own importation
Our own brands Rectihed Whskey
Finest old Bourbon and Mountain Rye Whisky
Havana Cigars, fine assortment
Pickles, Preserved Fruits, Sauces Catsups &C.
Which they will sell on the usual terms to pune
tua dealers, and solicit purchasers examine their
stock of Goods. NH 29-dlm
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Hy Lnrus & Shine.

MIGHT SALE, October IsL 1S55.-TO.
NIGHT, commencing at o'clock, we viii sell, o.
our store, No "a Main street. large assortment Of
staple and Fancy 0ooda embracing almost eysry ar.
tce in the fancy line, and suitable for the city and
country trades
ALSO-Wil be offered extensive stock Of En-
lish Gold Patent Lever Watcher Gold Ankers and
Cylinders; Patent Silver Levers, Anchors and Cyl.
inders
ALSO--A splendid lot Of Gold Plsted Watches Of
s styles together with largo stock OF Double Barrel
GINS, Pistols, BE-, re-
Country Merchants would DO well TO attend these
sales, great Bargains may be expested. Goods
werranted to be e. Represented
oc s-ts LaRUs SHINE. Auets
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FARM IN gH.-TExEIgLD, -FOUR

y MILES FROM MANCHESTER, ON THE
MAIN COURT HOUSE ROAD. FOR SALE AT
AsuCTIoN.-Will be sold, on MONDAY, the 5lss
nasSh, isoo on the premises commencing 81 oeik.
= "a, tae farm located above, called I" Kuhn's'
containing, BY recent survey, ia acres. The build
ss On tns place sufficient for small family.
nIeIe Is me mil seat and mil dam the farm,
Wen adapted TO yrist mill; besides, there -
an5 sefesin OF spring W alter. which would make
excellent situation for paper mill
n,an,ss !: one-iourth cash; balance a. s. and 8
&c., l gotlabie notes, interest added and tits
80, Until iaat Iote 10 paid Taxes for the pre-
sent year to be paid by the purchaser.
NH "a NJ EhsoN,
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IT, The Dend Alive and candidate Ter

the OfICe
Everybody knows that do not pretend to al the
nece s.ary 10 discharge perfectly the du-
tes of the ofics fer which hereby respectfully an
nounce myself q candidate but believing that pos
sess some and can supply through other individual
those which / Isck-a course which the successft |
candidate no matter who, must adopt have deter
mined, on ths assurances Of Insny friends, to ente
the track, and hopa not TO be last at me post
JOHN STITH.
n. B. Whether elected or g. the street sprnklib
will be continued. 70 2g-td.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE ,6 OF vALu ALI,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
- ABLE REAL ESTATE IN CITY OK RICH
missoners appointed by decree OF the Circuit Court
of the city of Richmond, in the case Of O'NeiPs
exor aghiEst O'Neli, &C., pronounced on me 10Th
March 1885, we shall proceed TO sell at public auc
ton ON the premises, IN the order advertised. on
TUESDAY, the 18th April, 1856, at O'clock p N, If
real estate in the city of Richmond and county of
Henrico, being all the real estate of which Bernard
ONel late of the said city. died seized except thar
Neil, viz:
LIST. new Brick and granite front Tenement
Bread street adjoining the Central Raifs ad Depot,
now occupied by L. Antellotti
End. house and lot Valley and Venable streets,
occupied by John Hagan.
5rd. house and lot on Valley and fenabie streets,
occupied by Pat Donshoe and others.
18th. Two small Tenements, on eenaoie street, In
of tho above.
site the residence of Jno. Priddy.
9Th. house and lot on Valley street, near old Dis
tilIery.
9Th. vacant lot on the east side of Valley street,
near old Distillery.
9Th. vacant lot 10th street, in rear ofMichael
Purcell.
10Th vacant lot on Poplar street, % feet front be-
tvsnap 18th and 18th streets.
Hth lot and improvements thereon near old Dis
tillery.
18th. house and lot near do. do.
18th lot aud Improvements on nth stEeet near old
Distillery.
l4th ivacant lot t22 feet front) on east of Valley
street. and south of Christian street.
18th vacant lot on east side Adams street, on
Un,or fi
10th vacant lot on south side Pleasant street. on
Union Hill
18th vacant lot on north side Pleasant street, on
Union Hill.
18th house and lot on Union Hill, occupied by
jim Woodson, q colored man.
TERMs-One.fourth cash; balances at 4, and IL
ronths for negotiable interest added and title
retained till last note paid and conveyance directed
by the Court.
The taxes for the present year to be paid by the
purchasers MARhADCKE JOHNSON,
WIN. w. CRUMP,
Commissioners.
Sale by GoDpIN 4 APrERsoS, Auets-
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RICHMOND, March sd, 1853.
lrpon Homes. lssU-RaIux saiik.

W To snmar0n Jones Esq. --Beipg satis-
ar1 that during your term of service City Gsuser,
yor haze performed The dutiss OF the Office efficiently
and w'tN zoGtactien to all, regret that You did
D. -y--:ye tho nomination the meeting on last
IsaTs1cy night, and believing that in that meeting
you ~eIe Eot properly represented; that il Mr.. Fox
h"- 1ol announced IN the city papers, that he was
20 csd;dste, thereby lnduci1g your friends to be-
!rye inst would have opposition, hundreds of
them would have attended the meeting and given Won
tae same impression; therefore request you to
sEsiE become candidate for the Office OF CITY
GACGER. Signed by
ONE HUNDRED AND E1CHTY-FIVE
nh 2i-5t' AMERICAN VOTERS.
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BY Dickinson, Hill a. Co.., AucIs.

COMMISSIONER,S SALE OF NE.
~ CROSBY virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court of Richmond, in the of Trent, Committee
vs Warrick, Guardian, the subscriber special Com
missioner, appointed by the said decree, will. on
THURSDAY April Sd, proceed to SELL at the auction
house of DIcEINsoE, Hill Co, the following
slaves mentioned, not hired out the present year.
viz: Maria, old woman Martha and her children,
Anna Rebecca, Alice and Anthony; Francis and her
children, William, Charles and Mary; the last men,
toned woman is a good cook, washer end ironer.
The above slaves can be seen at Robt. Lumpkin's
jail any hour after II O'Clock the day previous their
sale. PETERFIELD TRENT,
NH 27-d&ctdt Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-31

FELLOW CITIZENS: In responding TO the many Hat
Ter ~ calls which your kindness has induced you to
l-4ke upon in reference to becoming candidate
.4r the oeice Of SHERIFF for the city of Richmond
!. l1ords pleasure say that having been connected
With 70 office in question for nine years past, feel
sslf competent to discharge the duties Incident to
snd should it be your pleasure to eonfer it me,
ny best efforts shall be exerted TO merit your entire
s pPr1y4l. PHILIP T. WINSTON.
T.b .E-+S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-31
~ . Ee,le snited TO thc Tunes Fox

y. 4,v r-..aus careessly through a wood, fell uns-
-. MO awell FOR some time be cast about him,
purpose how he should get out again, when
49,, from oF the we'll asked whether the water was
- Coed, replied be, $50 sweet that am afraid
.r. su-f.Ited NV self have drank so sbuBdantly"
foag without more ado. leapsd 10, but soon see
%, -.-diiauma. asked the Fox bow they were 20 &c.
oh that Is easy enough" replied he. ''yoa
eoulY to rear up. place your tore feet against hs
.ta asi ard getting on your head IAN jump to the
r anss there can easily assist you OUT The sost
.s ,y f5l.owed the suggestion, and the Fox lespsi
- , d! ;he well. whereupon locking down upon his
fssts.cy in return for us kindness, he spoke TO him
SIS 10 ovs: If you had as much brains Us beard You
I'D rat have lesped into the well until you had
covered bow you were 0 get out of It,"
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-31

g At the solicitation Of friends, 7 an
nounce myself a candidate for Office of CITY AS.
SCISSOR. LEWIS HILL,
NH A-tds Governor street.