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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-26

THE WUATHRR.-This morning, nj o'clock Ia
e,.n hundred and twenty hours two fun circles Of three
hundred and sixty hours each nre the cold term commenced
which the 18Th DecembeE between and m, MAKING
tv full hours each There have been but
thiftvyyo during ths term In which the temperature
~. he al the erznR point Of Fahrenheit i0lOws
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A FEMALE THrrF.-Yesterday forenoon a

Giving her name As Van Pelt arrested Greenpoint
charge Of seang gid watch from the premises OF JeressA
Terry bokeeper The property found IN the posses~a~s
Of accused end committed 10 jail BY Justice Perry -
ait trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-26

TIE DISPUTED JVDeEsHIP.-The Circuit Court
was opened yesterday morning by Judge Whiting
and then adjourned TO Monday next, Jan. % Mr.
Davies has not vet appropriated the vacant seat upon
this bench. although it was rumored that he was
about 10 do 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-26

IaroR1ANT PROPERTY SUIr.--A su.. involving
large sInouns If property + now !, Pcogres- in The
superior Court. and expected Up fer argument next
week. The complainant : Samuel G. Ogden, son and
administrator of The late Sicbclee G. Ogden, and The
ae.epdsnte are william, b. Astor, John Jacob Astor
lr), james Gallstn snd Washington Irving executors
of the late Millionaire John Jacob Aston Mr. Ogden
IVES in mercantile business from 1910 10 ls3 o. there
abouts, when he Mr.. Ogden, died. 1t Is claimed
fhss p7rr4r setl.msei q Mr.. Aaors books s"Aia
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fAdvcrtisementJ
VII sOs,s DAyDIIIoN COFPEE--FOr Dyspepzia.


Sick Headache Bilious and Liver Diseases ana ~
reeonu ended q delicate oonstitutso
Sod By all respectable Apoeesres aud Of the prncpd Dsp
corner "a g7thsL and 3d-ay.
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E'IRES.

.Ort. Maine.

IIRE ~ NASSAU AND PINE sTRETI>.
Yesterday morning at 10, o'clock fire broke out in
the fivestory brown-stone building Of Nassau
and Pine streets upper part occupied ar offices by
lawyers and ether lower part blythe Bank OF the Com
nOrweslth. The fire Orginsted from stovc-pipe
running from the banking Office on Pine street. into
the chimney near the ceiling The fremen Of the dis
hic were early on the ground and after cutting away
portion Of the second story flooring, succeeded
in cxtnguishiIc the flames. The woodwork, Il ap-
pears was only about four inches from the pipe aud
ignited from the pipe becoming oycrhcated. From an
ivo stigaon Of the premise subsequently, it appears
that the stovepe had been during tho present week,
inserted in the ventloion-ue instead Of the chimney.
The offcers Of the bank being DESTROYS of having
stove put W in the Director room, consulted the
builders ard architects relative TO the p.oprcty Of
inserting the stovepTc in the ventlation-huc. 1t is
stated that the achitccto and builders pronounced
such course safe.
IN the second story Of he building were the offices
of Duscnbcrry s. Van Waconcr, attorneys at law,
and w j. Brunda2e s Co., real estate and stock bro
kers. Their carpets and oflc, furniture slightly
damaged by water; 500 will cover their loss Du-
scnberrv & Van Wagner az insured -, 800 in the
New-York Fire and Marine Insurance Company
The building il owned by the Banking Company Of
the Bank of the Commonwealth and is damaged tn
fhc amount Of $3.50. Insured in the following Office:
Liver1 DOL and London lnsrrsuce CO........ s2h0oH
Washington Insursnce Cc.................. igWo
Conn OlN eslih Insurance fU.............. lJfEr
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Coon roR THE NoEIH roo.-The following sdyer-
tsemrnt appears in NewOrleans paper Of last week;
WANTFD-Ir addition lsrgr volunteer forve, ffv
u.r Sfarers 10 attend Christ Churh Sabbath morning
Thv themselves the de@ k N font Of the
church after he prououncns Of tho hsnedton a.
possible juveniles with usaches preferred Nc objection,
however will b. mad 20 eE siverheaded gentlemen.
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v~ Tre~so. BY explosion Of esnpheoe isns
CcNnes Penn tel1 81 aaesi upo1 the body.
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- s-nsn youth IT years Of died yesterday u the
VYoTi Hospital from he elects a iH;Eies received On sse
80 the At moldng esab.hDent Of L. Requle NO
"a RrSxsy where he fell through the hatehesy from me
nb NJ he second foo and received compound fracture o.
a., tbzb ard fracture q the skull He st the time N me
Of Mr. Requs. Coroner Gamble hed an inquest up'n
Ia ty .nd the Jrry rendered verdict Of" seedenfA aeso
The parents Of deceese1 reside Ia this city
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Advertisement !
Rppn,NG's RussI, SAIyR.

EvFay MOTHER should have box in the house h'
case OF accidents TO the children"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-26

LOOK OF TOR YOUR Dry GOODs AND GRocERIFs. -
On Wednesday evening two men with horse and
wagon stopped at the corner OF Laurens and Prince
streets aud took from the grocery Of Mr. Marsh chest
Of tea valued at $50, with which they drove of Mr..
Marsh pursued the fellows far Sixth avenue and
Wayerry place, but could not overtake the thieves.
He returned to the store and thence to the Eighth
Ward Sta,tn-House, where he made complaint. Had
Mr. Marsh given the ALARM the police might have ar
rested the parties.
Last nigh, the came fellows drove up to Mr.. Car
rencrs grocery corner OF Renwck and Spring streets
and stole therefrom box Of soap valued at -, with
which they escaped Il would be well for grocers and
Others TO keep their goods inside their stores instead
Of numbering up the sidewalk and placing temptation
before thieves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-26

cl@k IN the employ OF Messrs Hogan Co. merchants st No
Dey street yesterday arrested by oeer sullivan OF S
Low r Pol e Court charged with embekkns goods TO The
value the Of his employers Tie was tskea
before Justice Connolly sud committed FOR trial.
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, the grocery Of Mr. Marsh OF Lasress
and Prince streets stole chest Of from the Sidewalk
ThcN were pursued the SIXTH avenue, but escaped
On the following evening the same game was plsyeA
~ ii grocery Of Mr. Carpenter corner OF Spring and RsnwA
eet 10 N which box soap stolen Ia this instance
40 tie thieNes escaped.
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D,scH,nGrp.-The man Thomas Ackerly, who hs

been detar "a Al the Filth District 5sfioDhouse on cbss
rassiug counterfeit tenoar bill was di-chssed
h. rsc Jscobs the Evidence not snihrient 20 eoss
him Ackshy hid been stssDt but few moments ""'"
sseoId yrtui at enter co9npiant sgsins Nun
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and Nnl Casey ssilot got into difheuity together
ThurSsy usht At OBrens porerhoue, No l South street
sDd wen, on the .e~ settle IT, when Casey drow knte
and stabbed - adversary in the breast lie arrested bet
Atern declined making complaint, and the magistrate DIS
charged him
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three weeks n constant use He would have seen Il
dry that TIE stroas Wind iried and piled il up, or
drove in eddy ing whir about lhe streets sad he
would lave seen She IL Chs dragged slowly On by
tIrti horse. over surface Ne q the wave;
bet Ne would not see The white snow that be bad
heard shout II far NOR nearly resembles the sur
face Of drei1g shbd-not white snow, but more
nearly the color d wood ashes and a. unlike snow
country suow and country sllighing as tha, unlike
dragging sled through sandy road in August.
Such = city Sow. Yesterday il vas drifting into
little heaps in Broadray-dirty dark sod dry a.
a.hes. To one that had ever -een snoS-pure, clean
suow-Or to one who had read Of it a fair description
our present city snow i curiosity-a fixed curio~-
ity--Olid and permanent. In the meantime the bells
ing On, and sleigh, and sleds arc dragged sur
face Of rough ice and ash -colored snow, while the
thermometer ranges away down among the "cold
terms OF Northern Winter.
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poIIcv.--Miobael Slender and Charles Willie

IL
- t,o,gbt be.ore Jusye Smith for taking twO pec7s of
SalIed At 49, from the Of O. A. Johnson IN Me-
80 ,,cer Tsy were convicted and sentenced 10 the rs
,eti,ytbe srsnaued or three oy'bs the latter for sfv
days 80, - 100 -
g. ,. Tor Sest OF g new buildings By cutting on M ess
~ U.S. ,fousLi 40 snd committed TO jail for hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-26

RAJ E,TATT.-Th. loIowing sales OF KcaI Estate
were made Yesterday at the Merchants Exchange by
A. H. Beeckcr;
rV C.r.I escb lot $500 Zach ss4i0. 40
House aud lot i9a wchst above, lot 22N1 100
House and lot SEQ Greenwich ST. above, lot &Nl $40
hSgI ft ir' p Ss % '.'' lccO
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
summit 10 $500
'S e'cb i95 , 0 y $50 1890
The following sales were also made by f.. IL. Lud-
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e. ne the vasers u Renrice Csuusv.-
siaee ths 7th iust upoa bnssrss n.,ssir ~ -
cs,. Coan o. the coanty, Of Hsnrtcn avail n,vssil
o. me .srnsss oppo,nnit return to an.
ofseid Court vacancy hsvfns ccs.srS ~
2, s sas AZ ls.e inesmbent Having been Appointed bs
Sis Is, S.opson Csrl pro tsmpers i viii Ss lnpo.a
election :. ~ sss You n psrson before ths day Of
constant attention. $50 teNe"e ny
. uo tno:s Of yos with whom have had Official ba.
dcations s 1eS"1 - 70 my Qush'
u elected, the present efscient deputy. MA q.
sp ltd wn rnryrs
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COMMISSIONERS A L. Il OF REAL
~ ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF RENRICO.
Court of Henrico County, on the 18th day of May,
1855. In the suit of Charter against Charter, &e,
SHALL a. special Commissioner, sell ct public auction
the 18th day of April 1856. at o'clock, P. NJ, on
the premises, the HOUSE and LOT lying in Henrico
county, about half mile from the city Of Richmond
on the road leading to Stony Run. now occupied by
Henry McCook, and near the garden of Koon and
Martin. The Lot embraces half an acre with brick
Dwelling, containing six rooms.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash, and the residue
in two equal instaments one payable IL months af-
ter date and the other Is months after dstethe pur-
chaser giving bond for the deferred payments, and
the title to be retained until all of the pdrchsse
ney 10 paid and deed ordered by the court.
MARK BOON,
NH 24-Sw Special Commissioner.
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by Larms e shine.

STOCK OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS
~ AT AUCTION-Wi be sold It auction On SA-
TURDAf the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, ct the Horse
Lot near the Central Depet the entre effects of the
firm Of Mott Lewis Wilson, late agricultural mer-
in part of Corn Planters large RlouRha veaets-
Die Cutters, Cutting Boxes. Wheat Drills. large
Threshing Cleaner and Horse Power, Store Trucks,
Garden Rollers, Grindstone with frame, Hominy and
Corn Mills, Thermometer Churns. Sausage Cutters,
Hand 9rindstones, Cast Iron Pig Troughs together
with many other articles in the trade.
spl2 LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
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FUTURE DAYS.
~ t;sAdis = Appsrssn.

~ ts0aelu g ApD0rDons
fSOMMlehIONe as BAg.B on yALJJA-
~ BILE REAL E0IATE ON MAIN, BEfWEEN
20 AND So STREETS.---By virtue OF dneres Of
the Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond ptopoupcd
en- the 2lst Mar H. 1855 IN the case al KoSeYfjnn 10
Cowlc's adm ac shai1 proceed II sen Il public
suction on TuEsDAY, the 2A April, 1856. on the
fair day. the Real Estate referred to Ii the proceed.
ings OF satd cause, ccBsstine Of Lot ON the north
side Of Main, betweea ID and "a Efeets fronting
about 90 feet running bach ahost I'D feet 70 On sey,
on which there sandsa srss framed buildins and IN
old brict tenement recently partly BY FIRE.
TERMs--Oue fourth cash, balsnce at 6. II and 10
months for ncscable notes. intsrsst added and title
retained I'LL the purchase money 10 paid, and con-
ssyancs directed BY the Court. The taxes for the
present year TO be paid BY tbs purchaser. w
THOS. w. DOSWELL. Com missioner.
Sale conducted By 0oDDrs + ArpERson. Aucts.
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VAIUAAREdLEE 81 HAIR IIlsr A !s LOT q! AN
BY Larus e shine.
ST9GK or Ck9CK E9Y, cLAss

STOCK or CRQCK FRY, GLASS
- WARE, ke-. At AtCTIoN-WillYbs aold g
70 oielosk, q oar store, ~ Msiu ssesta seoek -
Croctesy ard 0isss Wnfe. snexne1no y peff; 49,
ble5a Gaps ana eeucets, 0lass klatsa ntewn xlsf1'
Ewsp snd uailA 03eeg Geser Dh1na - =
Leshins 6iaGus9 MsNa fiaeess 4elsmes c. g4 ii
lsrA Hes6 IA1lk ~. Qsss. k!esss vi = i
!: ss ,i... 8: - &c Us l saiisi Asss&
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~ To the Voters of tho City Of Rich.
mond.-I respectfully announce myself q candid ate
for the Office of SHERIFF for the city of Richmond
at the ensuing election. Should it be the pleasure Of
my fellow citizens to confer the Office upon me,
think. with nine years experience Sheriff and Dep.
uty shall be able to discharge the duties with salts
action to them and credit to. mysslf.
Respectfully, ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON.
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In RICHMOND L. HIGH SCHOOL,
-.s....- Feb II, 1855. !

Feb II, 1856. !
THE HIGH SCHOOL BEING ABOL.
i ISHED by an ordnance of the City Council
Resolved, that the Secretary inform Mr. VIM. A. Rem
ME- the Teacher thereof that his services will not be
required after the 18th inst.
In taking leave of Mr.. Rennie, however, the Board
avail themselves of this occasion to say they have
been at all times highly gratiied with tho energy,
capacity and faithfulness with which he has dis
charged his various and arduous duties and hereby
tender him their best wishes for his success In any
other field which he may be called" t
BY order Of the Board.
JOHN DOVE, Secretary.
VIM A. Rennie will open School for boys ct Ssun-
ders' Hail. in Of Sd Baptist Church. on the 18th
instant.
Terms PER SESSION OF 10 MONTHS:
Primary Glass taught TO SPELL Read and WRITE $25
Second do. do, ordinary English Branches....... IS
Third do d0 DO do do.
Third do. with Latin Elementary, Mathematics
and Bookkeeping Observation-Disclosures. 40
an 9-St* 4sr :-..l
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~ To the Voters Of Hen,fco County.
FELLOW CITIZENS: At the solicitation of many
friends. hereby announce myself candidate for
he office of CONSTABLE in the Sd District of Hen
rico eonnty Should 1t be your pie asure to elect me-
She duties Of the office shah be disch.rged faithfully
Respectfully, 5t. WIN. Ii. DAVIS
Q-dtde<
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~ FOR sheriff OF Richmond.-Heury II.
Tyson Esq, will be voted for o. the epproaehins
nay election for SHERIFF OF KICHMOND. -
ep i<-St Fr MANY yOTERa
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BY Taylor & Villa ms,
VALUABLE PKOPEHTY ON BROAD
AND nth STREETS AT AICTION ON

AND Fiji srRkEEFs EF t SE REGAn
ses will be sold that large three stsry brick House.
at the Southwest corner of Broad and nth streets
now in the occupancy of DR. Gsyinzsl. The house
has about rooms with basement kitchen outhouses
and stable and from the location, both central and
adjaeent to the Central Railroad depot Ia cousdercd
very valuable a. stand for tavern restsurant-
street, thus having three eligible fronts.
For those seeking profitable Investment this pro.
perty offers great Inducements it is of the charac.
ter NV which viii yield good rent.
months, with interest added and secured by trust
deed and purchaser to pay taxes and insursnce for
this year. TAYLOR WILLIAM6
NH % Auctionssr..
~ BILE REAL ESTATE, ON FRANKLIN ST,
AND UNION HlLL-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 Rogann &c, we shall sell at public auc-
| ton. upon the premises respectively, on TUESDAY,
22d day of April 1885, in the order named below, the
real estate Of which Gregory Rogsnni died
fronting Is feet the north side Of Franklin street
opposite to Trinity Church, and adjoining Ballard's
Hotel, and now occupied by N. Nenzel and Henry
Street. -a
Immediately thereafter, will be sold the tenement
at the corner Of franklin and Wall Streets known a.
the white Halp corner, fronting II feet, and run
ming back 70 ths wal street t. ct. Hotel property
at At o'clock will be sold the House and lot ON Union
HILL on 22d ct in rear Of the new Methodist church.
and now oceupied by Mr.. J. B. Martin. This proper
ty viii be divided lay Oft several building lot,
separate from the house..
Terms One-third cash; and the balance ON Gre
dit Of and II months, with interest from the day Of
yeysnce il decreed by the court.
Taxes and insurance for this year TO be paid by thu
purchasers. H. A. CLAIBORNE,
| $500 G. G. McRAE,
/ inni0
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~To the Voters of the City of Richmond.
FELLOW CITIZENS: In responding to the many fat.
tering calls which your kindness has induced you to
make upon me in reference to becoming . candidate
it affords pleasure say that having been connected
with the office in question for nine years past feel
mysAf competent to discharge the duties Incident
it, and should 1t be your pleasure to confer 1t on
my best efforts shall be exerted to merit your entire
approval. PHILIP r. WINSTON.
rnh sQ-fa as+.
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Nv Iarua e. Shine. -

MIGHT .SALK.- October ls1 1S59s-TO.
" NIGHT commanding ct o'clock, We VIII sell, at
our store, No. n Main street, q large assotmspt Of
Staple and Fancy Goods, embracing almost every Or.
dele in the fancy line and suitable for the city and
country trades 7G9 ssgal1ess9 s4has ssR.s. 81
lALSO-WiIl be offered an extensive stock of Eng
lish Gold Pstent Lever WstehsE Gold Ankers and
Cylinders Patent Silver Levsrs, Anehou and Cyl.
inders.
ALSO-A splendid lot Of Gold Plated Watches Of
III styles together with large stost Of Double Barrel
Guns, Pistols, &c- 10. 70 ~ -
sales, q sTsat bargains may be expected. Goods
oe So y ' = IARUs 1 SHINE, Aust,
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a. To the voters OF the City of Rich.
MoNp.-I offer myself Is candidate for the Office Of
SHERIFF Of the city, and il elected, l pledge nay
self TO the duties faithfully discharged.
ap did CYRUS GODDIN D.
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IL To the Voters Of District No. 2 Of
Henrico county-FELLow CITIz EMS: In the month
of February lest received your suffrages for the
Office of CONSTABLE. which office have dis
charged to the best OF my ability On the 22nd of May
next you will again be called upon to make seec-
ton for that Office take this occasion to announce
myself candidate for that Office, and if elected
promise you to leave nothing undons ON my part to
merit your confidence and esteem.
NH Jl-n JOSEPH @. METTERT
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~To my Friends and Fellow Citizens Of
JEFFERSON WAsD.---As you will be called upon at
our next May election to elect COMMISSIONER
OF THE REVENUE. There being BY recent act
OF the General Assembly one for each Ward) trust
that 1t may be your pleasure to confer the Office upon
me, a. believe myself competent and in need of
It. BY 20 doing you will receive the heartfelt thanks
OF Your obedient servant ei's79I
sp le--st" 80 GEO. w ToLER
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|" To the voeers af Heur,co Ccvusx
Am candidate for the Office Of CLERK of the Cir.
eat court OF Hennco county and respectfully solicit
tue spar,ge Of my fellow-citizens with the assur.
faithfully discharged. -'' :.
up li--d&ctdeA THOMAS G.. aANrs
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UTo the Voters ofthc City OF Rich,noBd.
Unsolicited BY forty friends, announce myself
Q candidate for Sheriff OF tho city
have not had four years experience in the county
nine 10 the city hut consider myself Competent to
discharge the duties Of the office, and solicit your
votes for the same. Respectfully,
an 5-t VIM, N. TINSLEY.
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q Notice to the voters OF Hcnrlco COun-
ty, District No .. am candidate for the office of
me- Ipledss myself to discharge the duties faithfully
ap 7-lm* SAMUEL ]. BARKER.
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q To tho Voters Of Henrico County ..
candidate for the Office of Sheriff at the coming
election in May next. Hsvins served q deputy
sheriff in both districts of the county for the past
years. aatter myself that qualified to discharge
the duties Of the office Should it be your pleasure
70 elect me- the business of the Office shall be faith
fully attended to. rE $50
NH did mo. A. HUTCHINSON,
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"To the Voters Of Henric0 COun1y.--A
vacancy having occurred In the Office Of CLERK Of
the Circuit Court of Henrieo BY the death Of the late
incumbent, announce myself candidate for the
said office. Having acted assistant and deputy
in the Clerks Ofiee of the County Court of saio
county for the last four years. my official bosinsss
transactions with the voters generally have afforded
them opportunity of forming an opinion a. to nv
qualifications, and most respectfully submit that
question to them for their decision sgIa
ap 1o--n TEMPLE ELLrTT
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> - By Alex. Mott, Auct. t.'ng,
MIGHT SALES.--WXTCHES, JEWEL
IN RY, &c.-Will be sold ct auction, THIS EVE.
MING, commencing ct " O'Clock, large lot Of
Wstehea Jewelry, Pens, Pencils, &c. IS y ssIs..
ALSO-A General sssortpent Of Fancy Articles
c..ls1y DRY Goods cl0tAins' ssfEsr5s M Hs Az.
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-..- Auctioneers. $.
- ABLE REAL Estate IN CRY w az yAaL Az
MOND. AND ADJACENT THERETO-A. co...
missioners appointed By decree ofths Circuit CO.,
e.ors against oNe5 &C. pronounced On Is. IbSs sas
March, lss6 we shall proceed to eel ct public sue.
fn e ~ Isss 1p 4 ss s 8
reaI estate in the City Of Rchmond and county y
0N. late Of the aid city died seized except shss
H1r1oa thereof devised % his brother, AahaeI o..
ise 4 new Bnct and .r.nit.. front r.peoo.nt i,
Broad street adjoining the Central Rsiirr ID Depef
now occupied By Z. Antellotti
md house and lot on Valley and yenable streets,
Srd house and lot ON Valley and vsuahls streets,
occupied BY Pat Donahos and others. Z S87i
lth: Two InsI Tenementa, on Vsnsbls street, in
9TH house and lot on Valley street, nearly oppo-
nte the residence Of Jno. Priddy. = - r.,
Sth house and lot on Valley street. near old DIS
nth vacant lo. the east sids Of Valley street,
9TH - Ssssn. lotion the east side of valley street.
Och. vacant lot on 18th street. in rear Of Mch.el
10th vacant y. on Poplar street. q feet iron. be-
nth. lot and improvements thereon near old Dis
18th. house and lot near do do. -
18th. lot and improvements 18th street near old
Oistillery. t
18th vacant lot az feet 'front.' on east of Valley
street, and south of Christian street. = -
18th. ! vacant lot on east side Adams street on
Union Hill. 4 i -
18th. vacant lot south side Pleasant street, on
Union Hill ftE& Is s3EEsg {F7TGf,9 : - :
18th vacant lot ON north side Pleasant street. Oh
Union Hill .refs ! =. =, - :
18th. house and lot on Union Hill, occupied BY
Jim Woodson, a colored man.
TERMs.-Onefourth cash; balance at 4, and L
months for negotiable notes interest addeA and ttle
by the Court. = -
The taxcs tor the present year to be paid by the
purehasers. MARMADUKE JOHNSON
WIN. w. CRUMP, go
s-3t'.. a-s CoynInissione era