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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-11
Gov. wickliffe i'm a Tight Place.

In our last we alluded 10 the fact as assert
ed, that Gov. WIcKLrFFE had endorsed the
sentiment of Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE, that she be-
longed to no political organization which de-
sired to extend Slavery" The assertion was
made by the Bee on the authority of Col. R.
A. STEWART, formerly Of this parish. IL drew
from the Governor a note 10 the Bee, which
we regret to say we cannot publish as the pa
per containing it has been lost, but the sub
stance of which is that he fully endorsed the
speech Of Mr.. B~RECKEERIDGE at TippecanOe,
in Ohio, and that he was opposed to the Fed
eral Government using its delegated powers to
extend slavery. These are as near his words
as we can r~ecoIleet. But Col. STEWART says
emphatically that the Governor unreservedly
and uneQuivocalIy endorsed the sentiment con-
tanned in the above quotation, and produces
the names of several gentlemen as vouchers,
who were present when the conversation oc-
Cured. If this is not placing the Governor in
about as tight a place as public men and poll
ticians generally get, then we are no Judge Of
such matters. Their friends need not attempt
to defend either the Democratic candidate for
the Vice Presidency or the Governor of Lou
isiana in the embarrassing position they have
placed themselves in before the people Of the
South. The fact is in black and white, and
cannot be refuted. The admission of the Co.
vernon that he fully endorsed the speech of
Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE, of itself covers the entire
ground with respect to his having the same
views with reference to the extension of sla-
very as his distinguished Democratic ally
Will the Democratic party of the South en-.
dorse The views upon this subject Of these two
prominent gentlemen, OF do they express theirs?
That is the question. But, to the letter of
Col. STEWART:
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Nem advertisements.
United States TPi- Weekly Mail
Line to Vicksbupg.

fG@@@A From New Orleans to vicksburg-
&%R&Ez For Donaldsonville, P~laquemine,
go Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou
Sara, Red River Landing, Fort Adams Natchez,
Waterproof, Rodney, St. Joseph, Grand Gulf
Warrentoa and Vicksburg.
Princess, Capt: HOLMES, Tuesday, at 5 P, N.
McRea, Capt. CANNON, Thursday, at 5, P. M
NatcIlez, Capt. LEArnERs, Saturday, at P NJ.
The above ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS passenger pack
cts will leave on their regular days, without fail,
at the henr appointed. A Blu siness entrusted to
their care viii be promptly and faithfully attend
ed to. Freight taken for Yazoo, if consigned 10
W. NJ. Shaw, the agent of the boats at Vicks-
burg, who will forward it without delay and with
out any extra charge.
These boats will not be responsible for any let
ter or package, containing money, iewelry, oFo-
Their valuables, unless regular bills of lading are
taken, specifying the contents and value, and the
freight paid; nor for any valuables deposited with
the clerk by the passengers, or contained in their
baggage.
C. The PRINCESS passes Plaquamine for
New Orleans every Sunday moTning-tbe Nc
REA every Tuesday moEning-and the MATCH
EZ every Thursday morning. octll
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-11

A Query: Who. aoiH Answer We hear
every day of Fremont disunionisls at the
North--of Buchanan disunionists at the. South
but who has ever heard of a Fillmore dis
'%nionist, North or South? We propose this
query who will answer? We await a res
ponse.--C Crescent.
And the Crescent might have added: And
who has ever heard of that cry~North or South
of Buchanan and the Union?
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Important Telegraphic Dispatches.
From the Picayune.
THE
Elnrsdn md Ralfiraarn.

Florida and Baltimore.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 8.-The State
election in Florida came off on the 9Th
inst.-Monday last.
So far reports have reached us only
from Duval county.
The majority ofthe American party
there is put down at 200 votes.
Dreadful Riots i'm Baltimore
Many Killed and Wounded.
Baltimore, Oct. SIT is now 5
o'clock in the afternoon, and a terrible
riot is progressing throughout the city.
Gangs ofmen, hundreds in number,
and armed with muskets, swivels, pis-
tolls, and all manner of weapons, have
taken possession of the various wards,
and are fighting continually, using
their fire arms freely and shooting in
discriminatory atall persons near them.
A large number of individuals are
already reported to be killed and
wounded.
The municipal election for Mayor
meanwhile goes on, and it is believed
that the American party will carry the
city by a large majority.
Baltimore City EelectEOn.
The returns of the election have
been brought in from three of the
wards.
Swami, the American candidate, has
gained largely on the results of the last
election.
His total majority, it is confidently
estimated, will amount topabout four
thousand.
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give regret that we have not room q
publish the brilliant account which our Baton
Rouge contemporaries gave Of the Torchlight
Procession on the ist inst, as well as the re.
viewi in the Gazette Of Col. PopD's most able
and eloquent address.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-11
The vieksburg Packets.

Our readers will perceive the advertisements
Of those splendid packets in our paper to-day.
They are not surpassed in their accommoda-
tons By any water craft that ever Aoated ; and
their commanders are all gentlemen of skill,
cautious in the management Of their boats, and
courteous and attentive to passengers.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-11

II IF there be those, North, or South, who
desire an administration for the North, as against
the South, OF for the South as against the North,
they are not the men who should give their suf-
frages to me. For my own part, know only my
country, my whole country, and nothing but my
country r'-M1LLABD FILLNoRE's Address on his
Landing at New York.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-11

In this town, on the I'd inst, at the Catho-
lie Church, Mr.. A. DAIGRE, of East Baton
Rouge, to Miss MATILDA RILs, daugh-
ter of ]. B. R1Ls, Esq, of this parish.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-11

GIhose who wish to see the fac smile of
the letter which Gen. Jackson wrote to w p
LEWIS, in which he accuses BUCHANAN Of q
wan Of moral courage will call at our of
flee, they will be gratifed.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-11

PWe are indebted to our young friend
JoHN c. KLEINPETER, of the Kentucky Militia
Fy School, for a copysof the Valedictory Ad~
dress of NJ, A. BRoocKs.
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GROCERIES.

DOTH & DEBLIEUX have just re-
- csived and offer sale
Mess Beef in half bbls; Mess Pork; Whiskey; ,
Family Flour in fall and half bbls;
Star and Sperm Candles; Imperial Green Tea;
AlIspice; Black Pepper; table Salt;
Coarse and Fine Salt:
A full assortment of Syrups, J~ellies, Catsups;
Pickles, and preserved Meats, in / and ID cans;
sardines, vermicelli, Maceroni, Chocolate and
Nutmegs;
Coffee, Lard, best sugar cured Hams; plain and
Canvassed Shoulders, clear sides Bacon,
Beef Tongues, BroOms, Buckets, &c.
White Loaf Sugar, Havana and Crushed Sugar,
Brown Sugar;
Irish Potatoes, Goldfish, Soap, Onions, MaOksres
and Mustard;
Fresh Salmon and Lobsters, Snuff, Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, octll
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D'DuF readers will observe the advertise.
NETS Of fresh Groceries and new Goods by
RorK q DBRLEux.
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1--WE return our thanks to our friends on
board the Bayou Sara packets for continued
favors of New Orleans papers.
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GROCERIES 0 CASH.

GROCERIES, RoR CASE.
FXTRA AND S. F. FLOUR;
~ PORK. LARD, CANVAsSED HAMS;
SARDINES, PORTER, ALE;
GREEN and BLK TEA;
STAR CANDLES, SOAP, STARCH;
PICKLES, KETCHUP, OIL;
GRID and P'Wp SUGAR, &c. &c.
se17-Gm n. FIFE.
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P "The foundation Of my preference is, that
Mr.. FILLMORE has administered the Execu-
tive Government with signal success and ability.
He has been tried and found true, faithful, honest
and conscientious .n-HERRY CLAY.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-11

The Beautiful Crew.

The following are the names of the young Ia
dies, with the States they represented, at tn
grand Fillmore torchnlight procession at Bato
Rouge on the 1st instant
]. Maine, Miss Alma Penny.
2. New Hampshire, Miss Sidney Conrad.
8. Vermont, Miss Zine Ross.
T. Massachusetts, Miss Belle Terrier.
o. Rhode Island, Miss Alexena Jones.
.. Connecticut, Miss Bena Morgan.
z. Neao York, Miss Gertrude PbiIlips.
.. NeO Jersey, Miss Patience Lilly.
y. Pennsylvania, Miss Adel Arbonr.
10. DeIaware, Miss Rebecca Dunn.
II. Maryland, Miss Pauline Grover.
u. Virginia. Miss Eliza Bernard.
IL. North Carolina, Miss Minna Malta.
IL. 0 Carolina, Miss Laura Barbee.
10. Georgia, Miss Eunice Lilley.
%. Alabama, Miss Sallie Martin.
II. Arkansas, Miss Mary Dunn.
IL. Aentuckey, Miss Edith Young.
u. Tennessee, Miss Belle Barnett.
( 20. Ohio, Miss Caroline Gayle.
u. Indiana, Miss Sally Pipes.
~. Illinois, Miss Marian Morgan.
%. Michigan, Miss Mary Fnlshire.
"a. Missouri, Miss Mary f. Potts.
%. Louisiana, Miss Philomene Briant.
26. Mississippi, Miss Ellen Cline.
n. Florida, Miss Doretta Tomlinson.
28' Teras, Miss Margie Barker.
80. Wisconsin, Miss LIE Durable.
30. California, Miss Mary Trudeau,
81: fo0G, Miss Amelia Blount.
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Fillmore,
Fremont,
Buchanan.

This is said to be a fair representation of the
sentiment ofthe Israelites Of this city, who are
always conservative in their political action
Gin. Tines, I0tk INST.
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SaddIerY. &c.

CART Saddles, Britchings, Horse Collars and
~ Blind Brides;
Martingaies, sersingles, Gsrths, stirrup Leath-
ers and Spurs;
Fine assortment of Buggy, Coach, Dray, Riding
and Oyerseers Whips-tor sale by
oct11 ROTH & DERLIEUX.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-11

The l~srae1ites for FfAmore.-Ata ceremonial
gathering of lsraelites in this city a few even
ings since, a vote was taken among the voters
present as to their choice for the Presidency, it
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-11

refer to the old American or Know No
thing organization.
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TEWELRY and Pocket Knives Just re-
J ceived and for sale by
octl1 ROTH & DEBLIEUX.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-11

A FINE LOT of Double and Single Bar
II relied Guns; Rifles, RevoIvers, Pistols, Pow
der Flasks, Bird Bags, Shot Pouches, &c, for sale
by octt1 ROTH C DEBLIEUX.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-11

Dams la succession Etat de la Louisiana,
de feu Paroisse flberville,
Narcisse Leblanc. Cour du 6ma District.
\ TTENDJ que Octave E. Haase, a sa capi-
IA t6 administrator, a ce jour enliass& dams
lie bureau du Grefier de cette cour son compte de
liquidation ct de partage de- la succession de- fen
Narcisse Leblanc
Avis est par lie present dome 4 tons ceux cue
celia concerne de deduire sous trente iours de la
date de ce present les raisons pour. lesquelles
lie dit compte ne serait pas homoiogue ct fait lie
jugement dc cette cour, ct administrator de-
charge de toute responsabilit6 en- cette offairs ct
son cauti onnement annulle.
Bureau du Grefier, Oct. III, 1856.
Oct11 VI. A. ESTEVAN, GrafisE-
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In the succession Of State of Louisiana,
Narcisse Leblanc, iParsh of Iberyille,
decd. Sixth District Court.d
WHEREAS Octave Z. Haase, in his capacity
" of administrator, has this day filed in the
Clerks Office aforesaid his account, settlement
and liquidation of the succession of Narcisse Le~
Blanc, decd
Germ m0t ,a sh IS hereby ea'3.s g. ,v;,h 10 AZ ,h; Tn0% da " may FAM s fhe
date hereof, why said account should not be no.
molOgated and made a judgment Of this court,
and the administrator discharged from any furlh-
er responsibility in the premises and his bond as
such Cancelled.
Clerks Office. Oct. 10, 1856.
octI1 M. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
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rrro 1sl American Voters.-.I am slow

- ra-vs that lS5 members Of this party can be
ND 10 this city. who csn fer forget their party
,.s,.5ps IS 20 be induced to sign call upon de-
sea candidate take the field agsinst the regular
W.u Nj Jones be so Kind as TO inform the puolic
u-.rv OF these siErars participated IN the mass
s--ard whilst cr}gb'caing the public. viii h'
---r'- the statement made IN this csEd, with the
fyl'1vlsg fscts'
Yer y as: purpose did Mr. Jones 90 through the
nv 10 get sguatutes TO bis certificate?
WAY did y. Jcnes py the friend Of Mr. Fox night
,15 os72 Why did 3Ir JCues say, that some OF
ne dsys be might die, or that he might change his
mn: s2a 90 at something eise-thst be and Nj. Fox
e5..d lsat the :. oTld"f
Nov viii Mr. jones take MS la5 sjgners, aud see
how -slv - ere o. tue rJass meeting ard 10" many
.1t -ecls'erfi ca the rolls Of the American party'
will ia4srd the assertion nat he will rnd very re-
sgecthb4 portiu3 outside the IiHg.
EJ-- does NJ Jones. snG taose Jy eGdE Of his who
s.:-uLsa ard voted ST this rreet G, reconcile their
sci position with hs pledge, maze BY ain 2,uoiic-
4, "a 20 nsny words and their votesi
On. With their names, Mr.. Jones-it is high time
,as parry should know which of our msmbers hsve
ben 2'avins ths game, Heads win tales Won loss
nh E-9t CONSISTENCY.
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rrrn thr Pnhlic...Refore lhe meeting

on Th9rs7sY. tEh March, ST VIZ. oh was poulinsied
~ .he Office of CITY Guager had declined being
candidate tl! the Office and had authorised Mr. Ssmp
sou lose, To publish Gard 10 that effect. had not
come onde. any engagement, however y hlch stood in
H.. w.g Of my accepting nomination from any por-
son Of ny elbow cjlzeus, as MIR. Franklin Stearns
vzao vss privv 20 81 that passed between as. has
s.g declared in the meeting. AMI think it pro-
pe, TOW publicly TO announce that do accept the
nomination with due acknowl led gneuts to the friends
VINO h4ve m.,e y WITHOUT solicitation on nay psIt
and with the assurance tgat VII the public 10
the best Of ny ability II elected. The continuance
.ar former cErd AFTER the meeting OF Thursday,
-..h MIrct wa Il course unauthorized by RE As
ny nomination and acceptance were both known 10
IL Jones took for granted that the publication
OF IL csIa would be stopped by him as he had it III
IH-t1d Respectfully,
nh 26-dtf RICHARD FOX.
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BY Richard Cauthorn
BY GOddin d Apperson.
0MIIssI NER,s sALEOF

~ SMALL FARM NEAR THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND.-As Commissioner, acting under decree of
the County Court of Henrico entered the 9th day
Naden's administrator, shall, at II o'clock M on
MONDAY, the 18th day of April, 1856, at Henrico
bidder, tract of land containing three acres more
or less, adoinns the land OF Gsrlaud Hanes ESD and
others The said lend is located about one and half
miles north the city of Richmond in good neghbor.
hood, and the buildings thereon sufficient for the
accommodation of 4 small family.
Terms: Cash Us to the costs OF suit expenses OF
sale &c; for the residue of the purchase money q
credit Of six months will be given-the purchaser
executing bis bond for the credit payment with good
security hearing interest from the day of SALE The
title will be retained until the whole purchase money
is paid and conveyance directed by the Court.
L. NANCE Com'r
GoDpIN APPERsoN, Aucts NH q
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-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wnntrd

- = ..an tom the csVds p4ohshed N The daily
W. NV M. y. N, MILLER, MI $. n. DAVIS,
r'7s 5 80" .i,.,,er a-e candidates for the ASSES
30 - Between therl we are somewhat at 4
~ - how ovute from The fact that We have
90 70 sd about on the street that the present
.'''- ,o, !. oifcis. " d-epy involved in certain
go , ,rS+rb there app, sTs to he something
ar. In cher words il which 1t is suspected he
&c s.-.rtlv or Indirectly interested, of which
l~,o, ps.h,ns We would ike TO see him come
Se a. ,syet tSe rvs,ery and dspe the cloud that
- - ecu t4di and Gaines esse. There
s..',s,rus rotten in Denmark" II he cannot ex-
.s-,siol> rsnuot exTect 10 receive the sup
f.l.' ~ 80 SIS SEVERAL VOTERS.
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BY Taylor & Williams.


TOlIMISSIONEkS' SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE, ON FRANKLIN 81 =,
AND UNION HiLL-As Commissioners under a
decree of the Circuit Court of Richmond, made on
the Goth day of March, 1856, in the suit of Ho and
wife against Rogauni &c. shall sell at public
ton. upon the premises respectively, on TUESDAY,
I'D day of April, 1856, in the order below the
real estate of which Gregory Rogann died
uamely-at II O'Clock, M, brick tenement and lot
fronting 25 feet the north side of Franklin street.
opposite Trinity Church. aud adjoining Ballard
Hotel and now occupied by N Mcneil and Henry
Street.
Immediately thereafter, will be sold the tenement
az the of franklin and Wall streets known as
the white HalP corner, fronting 10 feet and run
ming back to the Wall Street Hotel property.
And on the afternoon Of the same Day commencing
4. o'clock will be sold the House and lot on Union
Hill, on 23d st, in of the Methodist church.
and occupied by Mr.. j. Martin. This proper
ty will be divided to lay on several building lots
separate from the house.
Terms: One-third cash ; and the balance on g Gre
dit of and IL months with interest from the day of
SALE for negotiable notes. and title retained until
Eeyance is decreed by the court.
Taxes aud insurance for this year be paid by the
purchasers. Ii. A. CLAIBORNE,
c. C. McRAE,
Commissioners.
Ssls conducted by TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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CANDIDATES FOR orrTcn

E Charter Eteetto Tn. p.on,.,-
TIcK8T.- asseAho Eeoptcu
Far Mayo.-JosRPH MAYO
StTsednt-pETER w CRITTERS
.fssesser--LEWIs HILL
u u,h Coaeefor-JULIUS A. HOBsoN.
nfsa Constahle--JAS. r. TYLER
tta"ger.sAMPs0N JONES.
Ssfa.' s'easurer-LEwIS H LUCK
S S - dtsr Horks--JAMES T. DAVIS
S S.,a. .,a' Horks-THoS. H. WYNNE
Saat. Siveets-M BATES.
nesnte, water horks--M L. sTRATTON
neeptr Poor Rsase-JOHN PEARCE
SON AM hi"ALo "ibhiN'
r., .ne soose ticket will be voted for at the ensuing
0harter Election by many
hnoi-. SotkiaSs, FILLMORE Men,
-. q, Old Lac Uhiss and Dsmocrdts.
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY G0ddin q Appersou.
COMMISSIONERS SAFE OF VALE


COMMISSIONERS SAFE OF vALU.
ADAMS AND foUsHEg SEREETs.-As Commissioner
of the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond pro-
nounced the 18th March, 1885, in the suit of Crump
against Smith, &c sha proceed TO sell public anc.
ton. on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of
April 1856. at u o'clock. r. NJ, the Real Estate rs-
ferred 20 in tbs plaintiffs BILL consisting Of lot Of
ground, an excelent Brick DWELLING and other irn-
provemens on the north side Of Clay street. between
Adams and foushee streets, nearly opposite the res
deuce of Mr.. A. Dill, and now In the OCCUPANCY of
Mr.. John Southall. The house 10 admirably well.
built, has 10 rooms besides ample servants accommo
dations
TERms-4th cash; balance at 6. II and ls months
for nssoabe notes interest added aid title retained
till last note IL paid.
Tho taxes and assurances for the present year 10
be paid Dy the purchaser.
II. r. HoWISON, Commissioner.
Sale by GoDDIE APPERsos, Aucts. mh25
r AND IN HEINRICH COUNTY, FOR
H sALE.-By virtue Of u deed of trust executed
TO us By Robt. Ii. Vaughan and Joseph w. C. Clair
decd for the benefit OF VIM. p. Stother, William H.
Mecfarland and Thcinss W. McCance, trustees we
shall offer for sale, at public suction, on MONDAY,
the 9th day of April 1885, in front of the Henrieo
county Court House, that being Court day, at u
O'clock all the interest conveyed to u.s. being twelve
undivided ff.eenths OF tract of land in Henrico
county adjoining the lands of Temple kedd, Reuben
8. Ellis and Wm M. McGruder, and containing l444
acres
1t is understood that the remaining sis will be Of
same at the rate which the 1915 may sell.
TERMS made known day Of sale.
Acting as trustee, we shall convey only such title
As Is vested in US by the deed.
ADAMS nAhS,s SMITH, Trustees.
L
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EYr To the Voters of Henrfco County,
Friends and fellow-ctizens: 1 announce myself a
candidate for the office of COMMISSIONER OF
THE REVENUE for the Lower District of said
county at the ensuing election. Should it be your
pleasure to elect me- pledge myself to give my
divided attention to its dutien Having acted as a
de putty under Mr.. John o. Goddn last year, and with
my experience in its duties pledge myself 20 dis
charge the duties OF the Office promptly, faithfully
and according to law. JOHN A. EACHO.
NH Sim
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~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
r.Jnd.-I respectfully announce myself candids ate
for the Office of SHERIFF for the city of Richmond
my fellow citizens to confer the Office upon me-
mink With nine years experience Sheriff and Dep
dty shall be sble discharge the duties with salts
action TO them and credit TO mysslf.
Respectfully, ALEX. 3. HUTCHINSON.
NH 2i-t6e
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AUCTION 6ALBs.
FUTURE DAYS.


COMMIASIONER,s SALE or RIAL
Estate IN THE COUNTY OF HENRiCO.
caDyy. sltne OF decree pronounced By the Circuit
ias5 Z, q, nLennco County, on the llth day OF May,
hsi; N .ne SUIT Of Charter against Charter, &c,
@ H. special Commissioner, sell at public auction,
IN. nr aosn day OF April. SIS at O'Clock, NJ, on
county about half mile from the civ Of Richmond
H. o VAC leading to Stony Run. now occupied By
Msp.,yy MTTSook, and near the earden of Koou and
DwweiIins. containing six rooms.
In tue s, SALE: One-third cash. and the residue
tsr S.t oqus instruments, payable IL months af
L ano TOE other 10 months after ds,e--the pur-
,h sihs bond for the deferred payments and
nsy i. "a os retained unfit all Of the purchase
hes ~ PAID and 8 deed ordered by the court
NH "a a. MARK BOON,
al Gam n;sotor