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rcs-To the Public.-Before the meetin

~ fhursday, 2o,h March, at which | was nominated
.-'ae Office OF City Guacer, had declined beng g
-5,Fg.e for the office, and had authorised Mr. Samp-
~ rcges 10 publish q card 10 that effect. Ihad not
me under auy engagement, however, which stood in
sway ofiuy accepting nomination from any portion
~ -,, fr.loW citizens. as Mr.. Franklin StesrLs, who
va. 1!v5 to all tina; passed between u.s. has already
d., srsc in tie meeting and think it proper now
1cly to announce that Go accept the nomination
,,.l due sckuowleG sments TO the friends who have
rz.e j, without solicitation on my part and with the
-..rsnce that will the public to the best Of
st!.ifv If elected, The continuance of the former
-.r: s..er the Iqeetnr of Thursday 20th March YVES
a.. CURSE insult riscd by me. As my nomination
AMI acceptance were both known to Mr.. Jones' |
TO- il for granted that the publication of the card
wallc lie stopped by him as he had it inserted.
Respectfully
nh 25-Its RICHARD FOX.
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u To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoSD There Is no Office in which the people are
more interested to be filled at the coming charter
election than the Office of CITY SERGEANT Nor do
we think we hazard much in saying that the
present incumbent not the most 1T person that could
he selected TO fill the duties of that important
station. Yet nothing is certain than his
ton unless there is union and concert amongst those
opposed to him, he having been declared the nominee
OF the American party at their late meeting ut the Az
rcan Church. We would therefore suggest that the
voters of the city, irrespective of party unite and
elect JAMES d. ELLETT, the present efficient dep
uty Sergeant. In him, we have one who has been
tried and not found wanting; who has proven him
self fully able to efficiently discharge the duties of
the office. We think too, that MIR. Elicit presents
some Claims TO your sutrages that ether candidate
can, he having performed the labor and discharged
the duties without the emolumsnts of the oice-and
so tar as availability is concerned think his claim
parteu ariy strong 1t being impossible for either
Mr.. Stray, Mr.. Wright Mr.. smith to be a candidate
We therefore call upon Mr. Elicit to announce him.
candidate, and upon the citizens one and ALL to
rally to his support. In union only there is strength
NH FITS MANY CITIZENS.
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AUCTToN eAIBs
THIS pay.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
AND COUNTY OF HANOvER-By virtue Of q
decree Of the Circuit Court Of the City of Richmond
pronounced on the End day of February 1885, m the
suit Of Lsndrum and wife, vs.. Wingfen and ais the
UNDERSIGNED COMMISSIONER appointed by the said de-
cree, viii proceed to sell. at public auction, tbs
following real estate. of which the late Joseph c.
"ngfield, aied. seized and possessed--viz
Un TUESDAY, the 18th day Of March. 1876, at IL
oeIock NJ, at Hanover c. H. THAT being Court day.
acs OF land in Hanover county, adjoining the lands
=, messns James T. suffer. John r. Anderson, and
oInsIs' conta inirg about 80 acres
80 ana on THURSDAY, the 9th of March, 1856, on
~ ~ IN the City of Richmond, commencing
Of z CLOCK; r. M, the house and lot on st. Peter
bs ~, 900 saation lately occupied by the decedent
feet The dwelling is built of wood, two stories
ABOVE 1 basement, and Is new, in good repair
IEssMs-one-iourth cash, balance ct 6, u and 10
months for negotiable notes interest added and title
retained til all the purchase money Is paid and con-
veysnce directed by the Court
paid by the purchaser.
ROBERT R. HOwISoN,
BEV. R. WEXFORD, in. CONS
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AUCTION sAIEs.
FUTURE DAYS.


4 .OMMIssIONER,H 4 A T. nv nm !.
estate IN THE COUNTY OF HENRiCn
canyy s'ftne of decree pronounced by the Cireui,
AS =; o' henrieo County, ON the 18th day of Msy'
~ ~ - apecial Commissioner sell at public suction
IN s 10Th day of April, is56 at o'clock, r. M on
LIZ -. premises the HOUSE and LOT lying in Heurien
county, about half mile from the city Of RichmonS
H. sne nosd leading to Stony Rum now occupied by
Ms1.y McCook, and the garden of Koon and
Dwali;n. Inc Lot embraces half an with brick
DwmeiIins containing sir rooms.
+, 5000 SALE: ODe-third cesb and the residue
"a a. equai instanents payable IL months af.
a'e, ana the other Is months after date-the pur-
giving bond for the deferred payments and
TUE 20 De retained until all of the purchase mo-
"e5 PAID and deed ordered by the court
NH "a D. MARK BOON,
-. -'N 1f-oW Snecial
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RICHMOND, March sd, 1856.
To Gumnson Jones, ESQ. BEING antis.

-'.N,h.t fr7,ng YOUR term of service City GauKer
ave ref formed the duties of the Office efficiently
NH satisfaction to ALL regret that YOU did
-, -.ratye the nomination at the meeting on last
---s3av I. ght, and believing that in that meeting
zee cot properly represented that If Mr. Fox
- u nj announced IN the city papers, that he was
,..c,i.dste. thereby inducing your friends TO be.
r.s hat Won would have opposition, hundreds of
,..l would hsvc attended the meeting and given you
..,.cslian and many who were there left under
.-s .sras IMPRESSION; we therefore request you to
-, become f candidate for the office of CITY
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE
49, ,l.-5r. AMERICAN VOTERS.
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HEADQuARTERs FOR FAsHIoNA-

EADQUARTERS FOR FAsHl0NA-
- Bile CLOTHiNG.-SlLVER MEDAL FUA
Ito7-Ine meuber- of th. Legislature and strangers
sting the city requested 10 call at the old es-
constituent, No. 100, corner CT Main and Governor
sire and secure themselves an outfit for The writer
sa tie rlhscriber has on hand large and elegant
''Tinent ct Gentleman's Wearing Apparel, not 70 be
passed ~ any house in the city. As evidence
me supenor'ty Of hia Cl0thtnr he vas awarded
I.1 mghsF premium "a Silver Medal) BY the Me-
ca n!es lnr:ilUte, 1855
re EeEps constantly on hand the best of CLOTHS,
ICAsSINERES, yESrtKGc. &c. with score of su.
ifiioI }fFmen. He deems it unnecessary, after
' Of . ysers the public he. Rad Of Biz goods, 10
ay more n Their cpnmendatior. lie warrants Gil
IlctAlnF lie sells and respectfully solcitg call from
ne o.d fliends and the pahlic generally.
SIHctly on the ous price system
f. b. SPENCE,
90 No. 100 corner Min and GnYernnr sts.
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by Larus q shine.

FURNITURE FOR SA l. E.--ArchibRfl
Peasants declining houae- keeping, will sell at
public auction, without reserve, on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th inst, at II o'clock, at his dwelling 9Th,
and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of the usual vare-
ty of handsome Pier and Mantle Mirrors, Carpets
and Rugs, Sofas, Ottomans, Tables Mahogany Chairs,
cases, Gaas and China Ware, Vases, &C. with many
other articles not necessary 20 in advertise
meDt.
The above Furniture is almost entirely new, and
of Richmond manufacture.
Terms of Sale: All sums under $50 cash; end over
that eun months for approved endorsed negotiable
notes. IARUS & SHINE Aucts
P. ST. desire to hire out privately for the balance
of the year, good dining -rosm Servant.
NH % AP
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FSN To the Voters of Henrico County,
Friends and fellow-citizens: l announce myself
candidate for the Office of COMMISSIONER OF
THE REVENUE for the Lower District of said
county at the ensuing election Should 1t be your
pleasure to elect me, pledge myself to give my
divided attention to its dutien. Having acted as
deputy under Mr. John o. Goddn last year, and with
my experience in its duties, pledge myself to dis
charge the duties of the Office promptly, faithfully
and according to law JOHN A. EACHO.
NH Sim
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ty Voters of Richmond, you have in the
dent candidate for the CITY SERGEANCY, gen
tleman whose urbanity of manners intelligence and
magistracy Experience peculiarly fit him for the
of Richmond, again rally at the ensuing cleo
ton to the support of q not only fully compe-
ten to attend the duties of the office bat socially
and morally unobectionaDe the well wsher of or
der and Justice. NH % is HOPE.
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Cs- To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoND-ONE AND ALL At tho solicitation of many
friends, announce myself candidate for the office
of GRAIN MEASURER. Should it please you to
elect me- promise discharge the duties of the of
fee strictly and faithfully.
NH 7-tde* JAMES GLIB.
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% To the Voters of the City OF Rich.
mond.-l respectfully announce myself candidate
for the Office of SHERIFF for the city of Richmond
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.
NH 2l-tda
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BY Taylor & Villa ms.

hNUST SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
PIcuf nnEE!MhiGo COUNTY, NEAR THE CITY OF
cn.sd bv NPvPursuant to the provisions deed exc
eu. gu ~ n II Isatman and A. II. Yeatman his wife
go gay OF May 1855 and recorded in the CIerk,s
eSe Oh henrico County Court, conveying to us ns
certain real estate mentioned and described
FunS aa,a deed to secure the Mechanics Building
una oAssociation of the city of Richmond we shall
on moNDAY, 3lst day of March, 1885 If fair If other
~ tnen on the next fair day thereafter at o'ck.
NJ on the premises, SELL at public auction tn the
eness 6'dder for cash, the property conveyed in
sald deed and described certain piece marcel nr
lot OF land lying and being in the county of Hen.
ilco, near and adjacent to the city of Richmond
fronting twenty-six feet on the northern aide of
n or Clay street, as extended in the county of
Henrco and running back at right angles one hun.
dred feet to en- alley ten feet wide, and on which
SAID lou brick tenement stands, being the eastern
tene ment of the two which were erected bv 1sssa
Franklin during the year 1892 '''o
". SUTTON, JR,
CHAS. c: ELLETT, Trustees.
CHAS. z. ANDERSON,S
NH ids
p. S. Although the terms of the deed reopre
cash sale, authorised say that it is probable
that it may be so arranged, to afford credit upon
the greater portion of the purchase money
THE TRUSTEES.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
NH 22--tds
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,cTw WATER THIS DAY AT 6. O'CLOCK AM.
FOR OFFICE.

~ To the veters of the City of Rich.
Having been called on through the papers,
:. the solicitation of friends present myself az
n...i5sts Tor the office Of CITY ASSESSOR. II
lied promise 20 devote my undivided attention
-. ,Ae duties OF the office
Very respectfully,
.h Side s. n. DAVIS.
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Eg At the solicitation of friends I an
nounce myself candidate for Office of CITY AS.
sESSOR LEWIS HILL,
NH I---tds Governor atraat
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" Card.--It has been currently re-
ported that have withheld monies collected by me
in my official capacity, by some base slanderer for
the psrPose OF defeating in the election of High
Constable, an office now hold / challenge such per-
son persons to forward and show if they can
any instance where such has been the case. / now
take this method of declaring myself an Independent
candidate for HIGH CONSTABLE of the City of
Richmond, and ask my friends rally to the polls
on the I'd day of April, and their votes for me
Nothing but the press Of business prevents me from
seeing you before the day of election.
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TRggssTEEEs,,s SALE OF ONE lIoIETY

i OF THE SWAN TAVERN NOW BROAD ST
HOTEL) PROPERTY, IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, ON BROAD ST, AT virtue
of deed of trust, executed by Isaac A Goddu to
the subscriber Trustee dated 18th August 1854 and
recorded in the office of the Clerk of Richmond Hus-
ngs Court being thereto requested by the beneficiary
in said deed named, ! shall, on WEDNESDAY 26th
of March, 1856, at 5 O'clock P NJ upon the premi-
sell the property thereby conveyed to wit: One
undivided moisty of lot No. 7s4 in the plan of the
city of Richmond, situated on the North side of
Broad street. at its intersection with 9th street. 'front.'
ing $50 feet Broad street and running back the full
depth of said lot No. 784-belng the same lot upon
which the Swan Tavern (now Broad Street Hotel is
situated. Also---One undivided moiety of one other
lot parcel of land adjoining the above the west
fronting 80 feet Broad street. and running back the
full depththe said piece of ground having thereon
large brick building which has been used as stable
for said tavern which said lot of land is part of lot
No. 7S9 in the plan of said city.
The highly valuable character of this property is
such to render unnecessary further description
thereof.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to pay the expenses of
sale, &c, and bonds, amounting in the aggregate
to Sc $50, with interest thereon from 10th Au gust
1854; upon credit until 10th August next (S56) as to
$2752 with interest thereon from 18th August 1854;
and the remainder to be payable in such manner as
may be prescribed by the ersntor in said deed of
trust. JAMES M TAYLOR. Trustee
TAYLOR q WILLIAMS, Aucts. NH IS
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by Goddin & Apperson.

COMN1I SSIONER,S SAEE OF VALU.
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE, ON CLAY, BETWEEN
ADAMS AND FousHEE SEREETs.-As Commissioner
OF the Circuit Court Of the City of Richmond, pro-
nounced on the 18th March, 1856 the suit of Crump
against Smith, &C. shall proceed to sell at public auc-
April 1885, at Il o'clock P. NJ, the Real Estate re-
ferred to in the plaintiffs BILL Consisting of lot of
ground, an excellent Brick Dwelling, and other i'm
provements the north side of Clay street. between
Adams and Foushee streets, nearly opposite the resi-
dence OF MIR. A. Dill and now in the occupancy of
Mr. John b. Southall. The house is admira bly, wel-
bult has 10 rooms besides ample servants accommo-
dations.
TERMs-ith cash; balance at 6, 12 and I8 months
for negotiable notes interest added and title retained
till last note is paid.
The taxes and assurances for the present wear to
be paid by the purchaser.
R. R. HoWISON, Commissioner.
sale by GoDDrN & APPERsoN, Aucts. mh25
| AND IN HENRICO COUNTY, FOR
- SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust executed
10 us by Robt. II. Vaughan and Joseph w c. Clair
DECD, for the benefit of VIM. P. Stothsr William HI
Macfarland and Thomas w. McCance trustees we
shsi1 oter Tor sale, ct public auction, MONDAY,
the 18th day of April, 1856, in front of the Henrico
county Court House. that being Court day, at II
O'Clock, all the interest conveyed to u.s. being twelve
undivided hfteenths of tract of land in Heprico
county, adjoining the lands of Temple kedd Reuben
D Ellis and VIM NJ. McGruder, and containing l44l
acres.
1t is understood that the remaining SIS will be Of
Tered to the purchaser, by the parties owning the
same, at the rate which the 1915 may SELL
TERMS made known on day of sale.
Acting as trustee we shall convey only such title
as is vested in us by the deed.
J.ADAMS SMITH,l
w. GODDIN, trustees
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JNO. A. HUTCHINSON,


To- To the Voters of Henrico County,.
FelowCitizens 1t becoming necessary in May next to
elects Sheriff for county, offer myself candi
past as Deputy Sheriff, opportunity has been af
torded you of forming opinion as to my q1sfca
lions pledge myself, should it be your pleasure to
elect me, to continue my efforts to merit your conf
dence. Very respectfully,
fe 2S--dtMYI2 InHN T CHILpREY
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EY"To the Voters OF Richmond.--As the
solicitation of many old ano cordial friends announce
myself a candidate for tks Office of CITY SER
GEANT.
| think all who know ,ne, will believe, that if
elected will discharge thu duties of this important
Office faithfully. -
Very respectfully, CLEMENT WHITE.
NH 1f--tde
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n" To the Voters of Henrico County,
am candidate for the Office of Sheriff at the coming
election in May next. Having served a deputy
sheriff in both districts of the county for the past six
years 1atter myself that am qualified to discharge
the duties of the Office Should it be your pleasure
TO elect me- the business of the Office shall be faith
fully attended to.
nh 4-dtd JNO. A. HUTCHINSON,
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BY Alexander Notf.
GROCERIES, FURNITURE. CLf

FURNITURE, CLOTH
nav ny, 0C.-Will be sold at auction, on TUES
H1n.., marcn 3 at 10 o'clock, sundry articles of
Colts, &C. NaAlitule' mattresses SOFAS,
sho.. IA general assortment Dry Goods, Clothing
Wbisis aI, Cap, Crockery and Glassware, Coffee
per, Tea, Soap, Blacking, &c.
ALEX MOTT Auct
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BY +. B. Cook & Co.

1 OF BOOKS, sTATiONERVI sEn sTOC I
S Sseh isss Al A. ,A1uCTIoN.-on TUESDAY, March
b1 W. q pnt ~ O'CLOCK At the store lately occupied
public auction, without reserve the entire
q Bookseller; comprising well selected stocI os
school Books, such as are used in Virginia. No..
lsneous Books; Letter, Foolscap, FIatcsn. MsSa,',
Royal, Note, and other kinds Of Paper; EnveIons.'
Blank Books Of all kinds; Memo. Books: Rib,ss,,
Prayer Books; Port Folios Drawins Papers tosstbs,
with large variety of fresh and valuable srticis.
which will be particularized in the catalogue
The above sale offers to coun try merchants fine
chance of making the Spring purchases at unusual
rates as the sale s peremptory. The sale win CON
tnue from day to day until the stock is all sold.
Catalogues will be ready one week previous to the
sale. and will be forwarded to those who desire il by
mail. - "
The terms of the sale will be made known in tho
catalogue. - '''
ALSO-Two Piano Fortes one of which ia n.u
and Is most excellent instrument
The house and store Ii for rent till Oct /, 1886.
n0otd w. +. WATSON, Trustee.
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NH 81 GODDIN ApPERsoN, Auctrs.


harm IN CHESTERFIELD, FOUR
L MILES FROM MANCHESTER, ON THE
MAIN COURTHOUSE ROAD, FOR SALE AT
be sold, MONDAY, the Slst
March, 1856, the pre- misses, commencing at o'clk
P. NJ, the farm located above, called "Kuhn's''
containing, by recent survey, III acres The build
ings on the place sufficient for a small family
There is fine mill seat and mill dam on the farm
which Is well adapted to grst mill; besides, there is
fine stream of spring water. which would make an
excellent situation for paper mill.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at g. 6 and 9
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained until last note is paid Taxes for the pre-.
sent year to be paid by the purchaser.
GODDIN l. APPERSON
NH "a Auctioneers
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| AND FO * = A L. E.-COmnissioner,s
- Sale of Land in HenrIco County.-Pursuant to a
decree of the Circuit Court for the County of Henri
co, pronounced on the 1lth day of March 1885, in a
suit therein depending, under the style of Charters
guardian, against Charter, the undersigned. will on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day of April next, if fair if not
the next fair day, proceed to sell to the highest bid
der on the premises the tract of Land in the ssd de
cree, mentioned, containing by estimation 545 acres
adjoining the Land of A Lumpkin, Lucy H. Ball and
others, and is the Land belonging to the estate of
Geo Charter, and the head of the Mechanicsvls
turnpike road.
Terms-One-t third cash. onethrd in twelve months
and the other in two years. the purchaser executing
bond with approved personal security; and the title to
said bond retained until the whole purchase money
is paid and conveyance directed by the Court
NH 25-3tawtds J. B. KEESEE. Com'r
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN THE
' LOWER END OF HENRICO COUNTY FOR
SALE.-The subscriber will offer for sale at public
auction the premises, to the highest bidder, on
FRIDAY the 4th day of April 1856, if fair, if not
thenext fair day thereafter his tract of land in the
lower end of Henrico county, the Williamsburg
Stage Road, about IA miles below the city of Rich
mond containing 49, less and adjoining
the lands of Ro Carter, Elijah Baker and w. A.
Christian. A further description of the land is
deemed unnecessary, as those disposed to purchase
invited to view the premises before the day of
sale.
TERMs---One-th 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-
tanned until last note is paid.
NH 25-tdss ELLYsoN NJ CARTER.
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City Assess0r.-We propose the name of
Mr.. S. N. DAVIS for the above Office, and hope he
will at declare himselfa candidate for the same
He sin every respect qualified to dll the oics and
want a man that can command the confidence of
the people. MANY VOTERS
NH
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AUCTION sAr.pe.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Davenport. Allen & 90.

81. BY Davenport, Allen &c Go.
GROCERIES, &C., At AUCTION,-Dn
" THURSDAY, 9th March, we win sell, at 10
O'Clock, at our auction store, assortment Of Gro.
csries, viz:
200 bags prime Green Laguayra Coffee
100 bags Rio do
100 do. Java do
Coffee Sugars
No. / Mackerel
Green and Black Tea
N. T.. Rum
Brandy; Old Whiskey
Ground Alum Salt
Tobacco; Wrapping Paper
200 boxes Oranges &c, &c.
TERMS: Under $500 cash. s 100 and over, 4 months
credit for approved paper,
DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il CO,
NH Is Auctioneers
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At the meeting at the African Church on Thursday
evening last, nominated Mr. James Z. Tyler for the
office of High Constable without his consent know
ledge.
nhA-dtd JAMES ALLEN
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;T-Ryrd Chnmberiayne now Assistant
As,ssor Of the city of Richmond, is NOT candidate
me Office Of PIu cipal Assessor. NH 25-lt*
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R.Tn the Ycters oftie City Of Richmon.


the Office Of CITY SERBEANT.
Everybody knows that J do not pretend to al the
qualifications necessary to discharge perfectly the du
ties of the Office for which hereby respectfully
nounce myself candidate, but believing that pos
sess some and supply through other individual,
candidate no matter who, must adopt have deter
mined on the assurances of many friends, to enter
the track, and hope not TO be last at me post
JOHN STITH.
NIB. Whether elected or not the street spnuklin
Mi hs continued fe 2S-td.
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w For Grain Mepsurer..R. II. nm
piCh VIII be voted for proper and we'll qualified
person to tillthe above office
NH 24---St. MaNy yOTrps
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u To the Voters sf the City of Rich
mopd-I respectfully announce myself n indicate
for reelection to the offc, of HIGH CONSTABLE
of the city of Richmond, at the ensuing elections
NH l3-td J. P. TYLER
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Cg To my felIow-citizens of Richmond,
l announce myself a Co -,didate for CITY SER
GEANT, and will appoint n Deputies if elected.
Respects lily,
NH lI-tdet CYRUS GODDIN.
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r~-ro the Voters of Richmond..I beg

-. =, state for the information OF ali, that con.
- "a he snd hsve heretofore been, a candidate
4- the Office Of CITY SERGEANT. IL elected /
-,se 20 devote my personal attention TO the dis.
: 800. Of the duties Of the office.
Respectfully,
-2s-.td. PETER w. GRUBBS.