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, CLluHf'
RICHARD FOX.
RIcHMoND, March sd, 1856.
~ To sampson Homes ESO,-.B eiuk salts

r. To sampson Jones, Esq.--Beius salts.
fed that during your term Of service City GsuEer,
VOC have performed the duties of the Office efficiently
GEc With satisfaction 70 ali, regret that you did
not receive the nomination a. the meeting on last
Thursday night. and believing that in tina. meeting
you were not properly represented; that If Mr.. Fox
Esd rot announced IN the city papers, that be was
10 csdldate, thereby iuducir. your friends 10 be-
te'e that Won would have opposition, hundreds of
them v6gd have attended the citing and aYea you
re nomination, aud msIy who were there left under
tH- same impression; we therefore request you to
again become candidate for the office of CITY
UACGFR, Signed By
ONE HUNDRED AND ElGHTY-FNE
M 243.' AMERICAN VOTERS.
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Lii 49, !. z. Z - osa sss.a Sxss:
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7 ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS ON THE
~ MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, NEAR TO ACAD-
ENVY HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY, April LIST, 1856, will be sold on the pre-
misses, commencing at 4 O'Clock, large number of
lots situsted as above, of which are admirably
located tor building purposes whilst others well
suited fer gardening. and some really fine meadow
LAM A plat of the lets be seen at our Office
TERMs;-l-5d cash, balance at and 8 months for
negotiable notes interest added and title retained Till
ast note IS paid. The ta1esfo the present year to
be paid BY the purchaser.
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BY Thomas w. keesee,
fGR.a --:.L o. =,

tOHice with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 90 Pearl ST.
FAMILY HORSE. TOP BUGGY AND
L TWO MULES FOR SALE AT AUCTION
WIN oe sold on SATURDAY morning. the 29th inst
ct 10 o'clock at the regular horse auction lot near the
gas works one very superior family Horse; dark bay
years old warranted sound and kind in harness.
One good lefty niade) second hand Top Buggy; two
good work Mules.
Also, several saddle and harness Horses.
THOS. w. KEESEE,
NH 81 Auctionesr
INHE SALE OF THE FURNITURE in
Il the American Hotel, is withdrawn BY order of
the beneficiary in the deed.
NH T--2t JNO A. LANCASTER, Trustee.
BY Richnrd CauthOrn.
HORSES, &C., AT AUCTION.-.On SAT-
IL uRDAG, 18th instant, at 10 O'clock at the large
lot nearly IN rear of store viii sell work Horses
hue Mare, Cart, new Buggy, street Wagon.
NH n X. CAUTHORN.
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"A ulOS1 "A Ii " n ID L. IL FARM AND
"A COUNTRY SEAT ON THE BROOKE PLANK
ROAD, ONE MILE FROM THE CITY, AT AUG
TION.-Sy request of the owner, who intends to re.
side in the city, We will sell at auction, on FRIDAY
2Sth March, at Il O'Clock, P. NJ. upon the premises
that beautiful and valuable farm, situated as above
and next adjoining the toll gate.
II is proposed to divide and sell in two parcels thus
LIST. The u ouse-s handsome Cottage, situated in
beautiful oak grove, with rooms, new, and finished
in the most elegant and tasteful manner brick sitch
en-, barn, stables, &c. with IS acres of highly i'm
proved land attached, in part seeded with wheat
whick promises well.
I'd A small framed dwelling, with out buildings
situated the road with 10 of land attached
occupied by Mr. Fucher
Much pains and expense have been undertaken
with this property, and it is now most desirable
treat for those wishing to avoid the hustle of city
life, with its TAXES, whilst il is sufficiently to
enable to reside thereon, and yet attend to bus
in the city. As description, however minute,
will fail to convey proper idea of the many beauties
and values of this property, 1t will be considered
unnecessary after it has been exained-which those
designing TO purchase will prefer, and requested
to do.
Terms: One-four.h cash; balance at G, 10 and IS
months, wi interest, and satisfactorily secured.
NH 10 TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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By PuiiiaIn ~ isavis, Aacts.
SALE OF REAL

~ ESTATE.-Pursuant to decree of the Circuit
Court of the county Of Henrico pronounced on the
LIST day of March, 1885, as Commissioner therein
named, W. iseu to the highest bidder, upon the
premises, o THURSDAY, the 9th inst, at O'Clock,
P. M lot of Land, with tho improvements there
on, lying in the county Of Henrco, upon Clay St,
near the city of Richmond.
And on the following day, the 28th inst, upon the
premises at IL o'clock, N, lot of Land at the Slash
Cottage in the county of Hanover, all being the pro-
perry of which Susan Sharp died. seized and possess
cd.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for as much will pay tbs
costs of the and expenses incident to the sale
end for the residue credit of FIVE months will be
gven-the purchaser purchasers to give bond with
approved security and the title to be retained onti
the purchase money is fully paid, and deed ordered
to be made by the Court.
FENDALL GRIFFIN,
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r ARGE SALE OF VALUABLE ANDex.

4 n a N
~ CELLENT FURNITURE. Consisting Of Psrior
Chamber, Bining-roorn and Kitchen Furniture. Ear
and ONCE Fixtures, China and Glass Ware &c Lc
at the United States Hotel at Auction Tuesday
April lst, commencing ct ii O'Clock A. NJ at ths
United States Hotel, in this city will he sold the an
tire Furniture and outfit thereof CONSISTING in mart of
100 Beds and Bedsteads completes, 60 Mattresses to-
gether with the necessary furniture for 60 rooms con.
ssting OF Bureaus Wash stands Chairs Tables Look
ing Glasses, Carpets &c Also the furniture In two
Parors, comprising elegant Dvans, Mahogany Centre
Tables. Chairs, Mirrors, valuable Carpets and Eugra
wings, and splendid Piano. Also the dining room
furniture consisting of valuable Crockery China and
Glass Ware, Knives and Forks, Silver Wares Linen
&c. &c; and the Bar and Office Fixtures comprisinr
handsome variety.
Hotel keepers and heads of families will here have
favorable opportunity for supplying themselves with
every article they may require in the house
line, as the stock is of superior quality was selected
with much care, has been but little used and the
greater part is as good new.
sale Will be positive, and will be continued from
day to day at the same hour as above stated,
until completed.
TERMs.-Suuls under $500 cash, over that amount
months credits for approved negotiable paper with
interest added. TAYLOR& WILLIAMS
mn o-eodtZO mn To Aucrloneers.
FOSTPONEMENT-Owing to unavoidable cir.
cumstances the above sale has been postponed TO
MONDAY, the 7th of April, at the same hour.
NH 10 IT 4 w
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NEW STOCK OF SPRING t'OODS.--
We arc receiving stock Of staple and Fancy
Dry Goodr in part of our own importation and the
mapder from the varou. markets ofthi. country pur-
chased on the most favorable terms TIE thoie Stock
being entirely ners ard fresh, offer 1t to the trade,
confidently assuring buyers that great Inducements
may bn exp ected. 1t consists ia part as follows:
I, l. III and 5-4 Brown Sheeting AID Shifting .
Cotton Osnabure., Cotttnades and Nankeens
Lnrge stock Blesched Domestcs, all widths
Plaid striped and plain Cottons, for Servants
Kentucky Jeans, Satnetts snd Sweeds
Tiokinse Furniture and Apron Checks
Bleached and Brown Table Cloths and Damasks
Large stock of Irish Linens
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
Large stock Of Prints, Ginghams and Lawns
Alpacas and Canton Cloths
Printed Challies and Bareges
Plain DelAines and Challies, all grades
Lawn ChaIiic and Berage Robes
White Cambrics, Jaconers, Swiss and Null Muslins
Msntlas large stock and cheap
Lace, Muslin and Cambria Collars
Lace Collars end Sleeves, In setts
Linen Cambria, Silk and Cotton Hdkfs
With large stock Of other goods not enumerated. to
which we ask the Attentions Of our friends and the
trade generally.
NH z5--6lm WILLlNohAM IAnOf
W. 4
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A1kh NJ vLa AND HOUSE FURNIsH-

AnDWARE AND HOUSE FURNISH.
IN" STORE, 2l9 MAIs sTREET-The sub.
oess leave TO inform his fre and the public
10y ne Is now receiving his Spring supply, Consisting
ugsefytLing in the above branches.
keepers, planters tobAeconists, carpenters
Others will DO well 70 call and examine the stock
,lgie purchasing elsewhere. Cheap for cash
1a THOMAS HOW
ANAkY sEED.--Mixed Casary seed:
rsh Bones fresh supply, for sale by
mn "a ZIMMERMAN
hereby1isiye notice that 4
- nave this day appointed my brother, John r.
Aisy ofths city Of hchnond, my agent 10 conduit
ofeesry business, and also 20 Keep o Livery sts.
sad city-ssid business 10 be conducted for
'1 oniy--no Contracts of the said John p. TalleY,
-, eI.ai' being authorised by mr.
H~S-i& THOS. w. TALLEY.
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ny Taylor q Villa 11s.
IngSr SALE or A HOUSE Ann MT
~ nEMKICO COUNTY. NEAR TEE City or

i IN xgALE Or HOUSE AND Lot
pIcHmn nMhiGo COUNTY, NEAR THE CITY or
rnt.a Nv y to the provisions deed exc.
~ ~ s5i III ~ sefman and A II. Yeatrsn his wife
on of aay OF May 1855 end recorded in the Clerks
trustees crrts;o oonnty Court, conveying u.s. az
- H. Ir5laln real estate mentioned and described
T .aS a oeea, to secure the Meehanics' BuIdine
on tbsD ~ q day Of March 1856 fair ii other
wise 'nen on the nexI fair day thereafter at o,c
r NJ, on the premises sell at nubc snctinn ~ ~ :,
IA asss 'aaer, Tor cash, the property conveyed in
sald eeed, and described "a certain piece ps2cei %
lot OF land lying and being in the county Of Hem
Lco, neaf ana ADJACENT to the city of Richmond
fronting twenty-sx feet on the northern sida u,
4. or Ciay street, as extended in the county of
heh'ico ana running back right angles one bun
a.sd ~, aee 10 an alley ten feet wide and on which
salo loI ofick tenement stands being the eastern
tene ment of the two which were erected by Jsssa
Franklin during the year Is43 ~ ~ jesse
F;V. SUTTON, JR.
CHAS. C. Elicit }Trustees
mh ids
r. 5; Although the terms of the deed REQUIRE a
ess sale we are authorised to say that it ia probable
that II may be so arranged to afford credit upou
the greater portion of the purchase money.
THE TRUSTEES.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
NH 22---tds
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DOWHATAN HOUSE, The LesislhinrSs
having adjourned we nase now s.n,,,,. sa az .nrIs
ns,.nns sns an very reasonable terms Persons de-
Inn. hosrS would do well TO apply 70
NH "a JOHN DAnkA10II. -roPr prev
T1I175C5- VIRGINIA. WORM kIl.LE I'm.
Sk;idr.n ery for it--This preparation contains 30
OH Of n.asssins Drug ss. !, (. sw zee;
sno .sts earn ain and speedy In lie effects.
ar prsnsssd By T. j. PicoT: Sold BY Ps,ceil aada
= 20 pcnn --n.-.Iix NH 81
=. 11511Ds.- BuIkIey N Co., 1871
Sri. go, are nc y receiving their sprinS stock
o. csias, GIs.s Hou:sIsspas End fssnsy esess
s I,s.s Ware. Ivory Table Cutlery, sf.
vsa sDd PLACED Ware ces.s s.ss ss II ssss
Wsre. Hron.sd Hat naeSn nens s.1s ssisA rish
variety OF Fancy s3oods 70 which vs isssss Fl -
tcntion Of peschaeer6 - -
1STTT q R.-3Ug II; ~ +. 8AKT.
nh 49,
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AND ElGHTY-FINE
AMERICAN VOTERS.

MARCH 25,h 1856
~ Geutiemen--H our call upon me In the
papers Of to-day. sgUed by IS members of the Ameri-
party, added TO the personal appeals of similar
l,'g,e which have been made by many others. afford
anmsskeabe evidence oil the public conviction that
great injustice done by the Nominal Con-
t1on lsst Thursday night You say, truly, that if
Nj Fox he'd not announced, through the city papers,
he not a candidate thereby inducing Inv friends
L fal.svs ! should have opposition. that they
would nave attended the meeting and ferred upon
me ire nomination. Many Of them, as you do. have
sGce assured that bad there been any signs of op
ysi'ion That they would have attended. and others,
La: they left the meeting, under the impression that
would receive tie nomination by reclamation. in
Tie case Of other old officers against whom no oppo-
5-iIa had been previously announced. Under these
circumstances, having been led BY MI Fox TO be-
'"'7 that he would not be a csnddatc-he having
T..putarliy. Of HIS free will So declared TO me
10 tho presence OF Mr. Charles T. Workman, (uhose
satement We see below and TO the publ through
eH az horned publication In the newspapers and hav
pr notwithstanding sll this become q candidate be-
'7 the Convention at late hour of the night; when
charge was publicly made that had extorted the
e2Ed Hs well as one made privately that had not
eHiorsed. but had published 1t without authority
TA!cA caused 'otne gentlemen. as have since learn
t. 10 charge their votes. these charges have been
7atfey SjspToved and OVerthrown by the appended
ea,d OF Mi Workman when most OF my friends had
IL and when II was too late to inform them and
.-"-a OF the accusations that had been brought
!a'ns: me, and having discharged the dutes of the
ia = Thlch have held for years faithfully and
set4sISCtlOE VI TIC T.Qe abundant evidence OF
VOICE have in my possession. Under these circum-
aces therefore, shsii most gratefully accept the
nee II 1t shall be the pleasure of my fellow citizens
y e'sc m, and use every exerton in my power TO
L'f!t the appreciation of the people
very respectfully, SAMPSON JONES.
Al tae request OF Mr. Sampson Jones' | make
t."'ement Of What occurred between MIR. Fox and
Lseli IN relation to the card of mr.. Fox declining
'e candidate for the Office of Guager. On or
-ooot'G- Sd inst Mr.. ZONES was on the dock gu.gng
s14e inoiasses, TOR T. w. & Co when about one
clock Nj. Fox came down on the dock to zee M
So-'h whilst IN conversation they called me to Them
-. 'eAo IL ~ss 10 secret. Mr. Fox gave Mr.. Jones
s.d d.cinIus 70 BE- candidate for the Office of Qua
Is" or Jcrfsfsid TO OK that he did not want him
~ I've ms card unless Il done of hisOwn frse
~" ann 'ccatd. Fox replied that he gave il willingly
1 eueeFily, that he no candidate, and did not
.Hsla 70 become cns Jones then told Fox he orsht
- taye 'He card puh!sted. Fox replied that he had
- money to psy for he advertisement, thstit wac tn
- al II 70 good, end that be Jones) could have the
go puefi1ed If he Fsw -, End left tho card with
80. tSigred)
tah Is CHAs. T. WORTHAM.
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CANTUN MATING, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
- The subscriber Is now receiving his Spring sup
ply of WHITE and CHECK MATING, FLOOR
and TABLE OIL CLOTHS, splendid assortment.
Also, .
Gilt Bouquet, Basket. Landscape, Buff and White
Linen, the largest variety offered in this city
He has also in store, of his own manufacture, q
large assortment of Satin. De Lame and Damssk
SOFAS, LOUNGES, OTTOMANS, STOOLS, Sc.
HAIR, SHUCK AND MOSS MATTRESSES,
On hand and made to order
Having converted the whole of the tenement he
now occupies to business purposes, he prepared,
with the assistance of yyorsmen from the most cele
hrated houses North, execute every description Of
UPHOLSTERY WORK in sly Ia not to be exeelled.
He respectfully soiicts examination.
JOHN II. RE0NAULT,
NH 26-lm 1872 Main street.
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EN0 HTsHKLs CORNHMEAL, 20 barrels
OUU Pippin Apples 10 store end Tor sale by
n.h N-R JETEk&s kARTih 4 60,
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BY Taylor & Williams.

BY Taylor e Williams.
EAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS on Sth
Id ST. AT AUCTiON-On THURSDAY, 9th
March, at a o'clock, upon the premises. will be sold
that property beautifully situated at the southeast
OF Clay and Bib sts fronting 90 feet the
side of 9th street. and back between parallel
liues 10 feet alley 10 feet wide. it will be d.
vded into lots fronting u feet each the east
Tine of 9Th street.
As regards beauty of situation. desirabhty of
neehborhood and convenience to the market and pla
ces of business these the NEST desirable lots for
private residences now in market in the city.
TERMs-One-tourth cash balance at T. and u
months with interest and satisfactorily secured
NH II TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts
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BY 4. Is. Cook & Co., Aucts.
AMI KfT.,urN rrt

Sals conducted by TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auct
NH p
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EA FOR PHILADE l. p m i A.
SRHAE TWICE A WEEK.-Ths A No. |
N1sa4keN steamship CITY OF RICHMOND
KazS Capt z: Mitchell, is now ready to
receive trelsht and will leave on FRIDAY, March
18th, at o'clock, A. M.
For freight or passage, having superior aceomoda.
tions, apply to II. f. FUTILE.
NH 2-5t
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HANDSOME LAWNs..-Opened, case
III Of 6ne Lawns fast colors which viii be ssld o.
- p1 sILAS L. JOHNSON,
r,h NJ No, 81 Main street.
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-. n,ri renuine, as they Pct up carefully, and
f.ar our name and label, "TREMOSr MILLS, 4. X.
W.. We annex the folosiug srals % prices via
In sonchong Tea, l.50 slb. uochA Coffee, leo
IN. ooiong I" LIS Slb. lava 20
Am \. Uysop !" AS lsia goeiyg...l 1@
r The Spices pu, up In IL and l.2 Nm eases, er.
,r,,.ly for family use anil are warranted 10 be strictly
pure article and only need tri'ltO establish taern In
"s SPANISH COFFEE. w.,void call the attention q
consumers and dealers to our SlnsA Coffee, ms Article
,heh u highly esteemed. ami gives the greatest s-tis
FACTION II Is prepared with particular care and BY
pcuar process in roasting one pound 81 this coffee,
Sss1 + ss't eSsrfE hi: Srt IsG i. ca.y
prrrarei at mills, aud put up Ia packages having
our trade maxi and may he relied upon the best ami
mos, approved MIXTURE % dandeliOn and eoffte.
! TARiNACUM, or Prepared DandeifDr Roof. This
article i. prepared and roasted at our Nils is retasd
nv family grocers generally IN city and county aud
bearing trade marx, /" ChinoaaH grinding s2gts,
may be relied upon rs the GsSrISF ARTICLE. Tie pro.
,oflon used Is about half the quantity OF Coffee.
The price Is 20 cebts per pound, and 1t Is warranted 70
lie the that which has been sold for hfy cents
/ pound by Drugsits.
The n,lica properties 81 Dandclion are wsl know ~
aud hell in high estimation by all whq use H. This be-
ling pre- pation 81 the rop with all its medicinal ,ir-
tues retained can he mixed with coffee or not, as hes,
suits the TASTE, aud viii be found cheap and economical
AS family beverage, oe pound nearly bsing equal %
T9 ISurs' u, nyai, ebnirp and ar persons, A.
nutritious beverage. and rs remedy for Dyspepsia
Bilious Affections, &c. -.-... gtE
rr BE careful to observe that all our Cegtss have ou'
Y Trade mark, - CAtaamaH yrfadfns COTE" -
ll- To Groc6Ts aud Dealers, a liberal discount u
made, eraans them to supply their customers at 'h'
same low rates. -. .
\ ri or NJ CASH. CUsTOMERs.--0m object being 4
svurs large s,es al small prohts, We oer inducemen
Which cannot be Afforded Ivy those who do business OIL
the credit systemi andiwe confidently Invite an exam
ina,on OF the quality Of s.osk, AMI our prices,
compared with those OF any other house.
A Boston, August 10th, 1859. omosI
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I FACTS ABOUT THE PRESIDENTS.-FOur o
first seven We're from Virginia. Two of thi
same name were from Massachusetts,, anC
the seventh was FROM Tenncssce. Al bu
one WIRE ca years old on leaving oGicc, har'
ng s,rvod two terms; and one OF them
who had serycd but one term, would hav.
,bsea &c years at the end Of another. Thr
az tho.sven died on the 4th Of July, ano
two Of them on the same dry and year. Tw,
Of them were on the subcommittee Of tire
that drafted the Declaration Of Indepcnd-
cncc, and these two died on the samc day
and yer, and on the anniversary of the
Defamation ol independents, and just hall
a ccntary from the day OF Declaration
The names Of three Of the seven cndOd in
son, vet neither Of these transmitted hi
name to a son. In respect to the name OF
all, it may be said in conclusion, the Initials
Of two Of the seven were the same and OF
two Others that they were the same; ana
the initials Of slill two others that they
were the same. Tho, remaining one, whp
stands alone in this particular, stands alone
also in the love and admiration Of his coun-
trymen, and the civilized wOrld--WashinsS
ton. OF the first Eve, only Que had son,
and that SON was ais. President.
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REsrLr OF the PREsrpESTiAL ELrcrIoS.-
The public will lool; for the result of tn,
Presidential Election on the 9TH Of Noseul
Der. 10 enable the newspaper press of the
Union to declare the result on the following
morning, ii viii bo necessary for the lnspcc'
tors of Election throughout the United
States to aid the tclcgraphic operators, anu
for the telegnphic operators to aid the cdi'
tors, in every town, village, and city, and
for the editors and reporters to aid each
other. This can be done by confning their
labors on the night of the election to tn,
Presidential vote alone. LIT ne Inspectors
ercryricre count The rOte alone. let the
tclcsraphic operators transmit tho Presi'
DENTAL vote only ON that night. This plan
will enable the press to announce the result
on the morning ltcr the election, even if tho
contest be close one. We hope this will
he adopted No other will succeed. 1t will
sinphly the labor, uaks it easier, save tine
and satisfy the people.
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