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RiCHMuND MusLCAL AgaDEMY.,


The fourth session If this institution VIII COM
meBee March the 28th, 1887 aud continue until the
10Th OF June following, Including OF "a les.
sons In TINS school, Instructions given 10 every
department OF Music Especial stteLtion 10 given
to voca training and the study practice sas Mu
ecture Room Of the 1st Presbyterian tnr Moors's)
.hutch. on ". On ssdsy and Saturday afternoons at
oveioeh; the other will meet the Lecture Ro, III
and Friday sfterno ns at O'Clock The adult cls s.,
VIII meet in tn. Lecture Room of the Sd Bs. tisr
tDr Ietsrs) Church. The first meetin, Of this eass
WIZ be held on fhUrsday evening" April 2nd at 3
O'Clock. Terms of tuition per session. class exercises
Juvenile class, SIS 5c adult class SIS so. Lessons on
th@ flauo, Mclodton ac 42i; 0ui ar Flute, 40 ,
nIo IN ate lessons on tbs voice, per lesson Isl 90
Further intornstlon may be had by application to T
L. GALLEHER. at Mrs. RusseIl's en- Broad, be.
twsen 9Th aud 10th streets
hsfEsEHcEs-The patrons of the schorl; he Pas
ton o. the Churches in the city; Rev. B. Manley
Tresdent Of Baptist Female institute; Rev. l.. ii
Lee, ID d; Hon. q r. Baldwin, Richmond, Va.
nh 2l-7
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JOHN n RICHARDSON.

e City sergeant..,n conformity to the
expressed wishes of many of my friends I announce
myself 80 candidate for the Office of CITY SER
9EANr, and if it should be the pleasure Of my fell
low ciizeus to elect me- Or omiss to discharTe tho
duties to the best Of my ability.
fe 26-lm GEO w WJIEY
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t. High COnstabIe-TOt the Voters of The
CITY OF hIcHMosD- Fe'iop Citizens have had
many pressing applications made to me Ia private, to
declare myself candidate for the above office, and
have read in the Dispatch of this morning, public
call made upon by many voters to the # ct.
therefore declare myself candidate again for the
office, the duties Of which believe l DISCHARGED
the satisfaction of the public and promise, in The
event of my election TO bring to the performance
my .u,es all the skill, rsy, and ndu.ry of which
am capable and to discharge them without fear, IA
vor, or affection,
Very respectfully your fellow citizen,
NH l2-td JAME8 p TYf.ER
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u To he Voters of the City OF Rich.
MoND.-The numerous personal applications to me,
by my fellow citizens. from various parts of the city
MAYOR, and the very fatterng Manifestations Of
confidence in my ability perform the duties of thai
trust, - expressed In o card signed MANY Voters o.
The three Wards" prompts me to respond. by 70
turning my sincere Acknowledgements for thoss
presslons of that confidence, and by announcing
myself candidate for that office. Sh.uld IL DO The
pleasure my fellow citizens confer the Office upon
me, nothing shall be wanting on my part to insure
sithfai discharge Of its duties.
fe 26-dtds WIN. TAYLOR.
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AUOrloN SAILS.
FUTURE ID 70.


~ 0O0010 e ApDe2DOD.
C0HmsImE!s SS.i LIE 4LE SH yAlg;
Z ANCaE5TE6-As Commisiossr Of the Circuit
Cont o. Gn.sfs ss b aseis. proaoun zee %
isos IN the salt Of Smith W Fisher.
premises shs IL Ss1 q a A.1
1881, commsnsfhs at 81 o'clock the Real Estate re-.
No In the plan Of Manchester, with the buildr e
thereon, now occupied BY MI. J. d. Atkinson Also,
s. scrss of land adjoining Alter which will be sold
adjoining the toll gate of the Coal Pit TurnpiEe
Company.
The foregoing Real Estate viii be divided sceord.
ing to plat and survey to be exhibited at tbs hour
TsRMs--One third cash balance at and months
ior notes bearing interest,", and the title retained till
the Present year to b. paid By the purchasers
HENRY w FISHER, Corn'r.
.0 sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPeRsos. Aue-
.ioneen NH I8
vo BROAD STREET, NEAR The THEATRE,
hsi SaLE AT AUCTION.-A. this request of the
.e OF ne late samuel Daniels deceased We shall
tne Svsn day Of March, 1851 commencing at Al P NJ
~. " isrSe three story brick Tenement called the
nsd nv NJ rJSsei no% and for May years past
81 SOW per ennum After which, will be sold the
three story brick Tenement ION tn. opnos.e .i,s If
Dsbney and Coenn On me s,ossry store of Messrs
richmond and Fredsrictsburg R.iirosd on the esst,
ana ~ now under a rent Of 800 per anuura
Ihe above tenements are so located A. To cornmsp6
excellent tensnts at fair rents - ~
TEaMs-One- 9Th cash; balance at 6, 70. 10 and "a
months for negotiable notes interest sdded ,ssured
trust deed. The taxes and insurance for i351 tn
be paid by the purchaser. .'- A',' "
NH 10 aoDOIN APpERsow, Auet,
TRUSTEE's SALE OF HOUSR AVN
Lof IN SfDNEY---As Trustee in aeea ~
tut from johnson Adams and wife, dated Ga April
Iaoo, GUY recorded in Henrico County Court shsli
proceed to SELL at public auction on the nrsyr;.s.
on FRIDAY, the Sd day of April 1857 at Il cloci
r M, the House and Lot, located a. above near tbe
former residence of MIR. Richard Reins fronting ON
the old scutflstown road. The o1se 10 nearly new
contains rooms, besidss the usual out.buildjuea
The lot contains about one 1t 10 new or wa,
recently in the occupancy of Mrs Mary Carter.
The deed requires cash; but it 10 probable an ar
rangement may be made the time of sale b,
which a reasonable credit will be given
The title IL believed to be good, but the under
signed will convey with the usual special warranty
Ths taxes for 1857, to be paid by the purchaser. :.
C. LIPSCOMSE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by COP DINA APPERsoN, Aucts.
NH 10
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BY Davenport allen g. Co.

BY Davenport allen & Co.
CERIES &c. AT AUCTlON...On
VI THURSDAY, s6sh Of March, will SELL at 10
O'Clock at auotion rooms, assortment of Groce.
Iies, viz:
500 bags Lsgusyra and Java Coffee
$50 bals Csffse and Crushed Sugars
100 do. Molssses
100 do. N. r.. Rum
zoo do. Rectiied and Old Rye Whlskey
200 boxes Soap and Candles
1Ot0 reams wrapping and Letter Paper
100 packages Green and Black Teas
100 n Cigars
200 boxes Tobacco.
TERMs-Under sIoo cash. sloO and ovsr4 months
NH 81 DAVr IMPORT, ALLEN CO, Aucs
BOOTS. SHOES AND HATS AT AUG.
- TiON.-On TUESDAY. Slst March, we win
sei, at 10 O'clock a. our auction store, 200 cases
Boots and shoes, and $50 cssss Hats consulting of
WOOL Silk, redaI, Canton, Panama, Leghorn,
Straw, &c.
Terms Under 8 100 cash; 800 and over, months
''s @h .0' 'p' DsvsSpPShr ALLEn CO. Auct.
u In HENkICO BY virtue of q decree Of the
County Court Of Henrico county. pronounced on
the 5lh dsv of March. 1857 in the case of Thomas
Howard :. a. 10y " Ha Eliza Howaad guardian i'd Etsm
app ,inted Commissioner for the purpose, will sell
at pubic auction. on MONDAY. the 9th day Of
April 1857 at IL NJ, in front of the County Court
House OF Hsnrco if the day is fair tract Of Land,
cont aiming eighty being the same upon which
the late William Howard resided at the time of his
denise.
This tract of land IL distant nine miles from Rich
mond and 10 bounded by the estates Of Dr. Peterfsd
Trent, l.. s. Courtn.y and Fendall 0riffio. ltss'id
to be very excellent farm, and contains about equal
quantities Of open and wood land. the iatter being
covered for the Part with pine and OAK Of orr
siual growth. There on the farm ANAL dwelling
house, with kitchen. smoke house, stable &c There
10 also very fine orchard, aud sprinss of excellent
water near the dwelling house. The farm Il re earded
a. one of the most desirable Of It's size In that portion
Of tn. county IN which il 10 situated.
TEsMs-One-third Of the purchase money CASH;
balance In two equal instalments, payable { ne and
two years from tbs day Of the sale; the deferred
curty and also by deed oftrust upon the land, to be
sxscuted by the purchaser 70 the underlined a.
Commissioners.
r H.AYLETr, I c,n,,,..,.,.~.
rHos. II. GARRETT. ) commissioners
Sale BY JoHs A HurcHEs n. NH dds
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II For City Sergeant. THE subscribe
Office Of CITY SERGEANT, st the ensuing election,
and VIII be thankful for the support Of the voters OF
the city. HENRY w OUARLES
Ia 1-dta
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~ t1ty GauRer -Haviug DISCHARGED
the duties OF the office to the satisfaction of ali (so
far as KNOW l respectfully announce mvsslf can
dldate for re election to the otice of CITY 0ATJG
ER NH SITS RICHARD FOX
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62--dtd

x The undersigned, at the solicitation
Of many friends irrespective Of political parties re-
Up 'ctfuy presents himself candidate for the Of
hce OF CITY SERGEANT. and solicits the citizens
OF Richmond generally to give him their support.
ja dds Ed. s. GAY.
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B. N. DAVIS

~ For Assessor.--At the roIicita tion of
number OF hl-pds, annou ice myself candidate
for the above office. piedging myself to my fellow
ctiz rs that if elected will discharge the duties of
thu offce faithfully. ROBERT BRIGGS.
NH
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fy To the Voters of the city of Rich.
MorD Il very respectfully announce my seif a can
didate for re-elestion to the office of CITY Asses
sOk d. M. MILLER.
mh g. -ts
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~ To the Voters of the City Of Rich.
MoNo.-Thankful for past favors l again offer n.y.
SELF candidate for the office of CITY COLLhC-
TOR JULIUS A. HOBSON.
NH 7---dtde*
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" To the Voters OF the City OF Richmord
i Am candidate for The cfhce of CITY SERGEANT.
at the ensuing Spring election sabisct to the call oil
anomipatine Convention Of the Democratic party
To thcse who may not know me- and Who wish to
be governed in their e.ction by qualification and t-
Rave had long experience in the duties of Sheriff;
and have ever bsen Democrat.
Respectfully,
NH Il-tde HENRY JONES.
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UTo the Voters Of tho CITY Of Rich
mokD.- Fsliow-Cit,zens: most resi- sctfuy
aouncs myself candidate for the ofise Of SUPER.
IsfENuENT or WATER WOkke, ana solicit
scur support ct tho ensuing election. II you elect
me- Will discharge sii the duties spportsinng 70 the
Yours, GEORGE WALKER,
NH I0-dtds Nsshinist.
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~ At tho sOlfcitation of numerous
friends annnunce myself candidate for the
ONCE OF CITY GAUaERa this approaching cleo
ton. Respectfully.
fe S-2awl5t&dta ALFRED 7. WILLIAMS,
Grocer of Rrnaa nd
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~ To the Voters of the CITY of Rich.
moND.-i am candidate for the office of CITY
ASSESSOR, and respectfully solci! your votes at
NH 3-dtdek g. N DAVIS
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" To the Voters Of the City of Rich
MosD.-l am acapdidats for the office OF CITY SER
GEAhT, and respectfully solicit you SURFACES at The
next April election.
Ia It's THOMAS w. BOSWELL
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y To the Voters of the City of Richmond
respectfully announce myself a candidate for re
election to the office of CITY SERGEANT Al
there are 50 many candidates in the field who want
the tice, all hat ask 10 fair field open anS
free fight.
In-df1ns
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Hy Goddin & Apperson.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON MAR.
SHALL STREET, BETWEEN 1sr AND AD-
ANS Streets, FOR SALE AT AUCTiON.---
Will be sold, MONDAY afternoon, the 30h of
March, 1857, on the premises, commencing at 81
O'CLOCK most beautiful Lot, adjoining the late
dence Of James Tyler, Esq., fronting s. feet,
ing back les feet to alley.
TEPMs-One- third cash; balance at and months,
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured by .
Trust Deed. title retained. The taxes for 1857 to
be paid by the purchaser.
NH % GUDDIN A. APPERSON Aucts
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a. To the Voters of the City of Rich.
moND Il again pectfully announce myself d can.
didste for the office CT MANAGER OF THE POOR
HOUSE.
NH 5-tde* JOHN PEARCE,
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- To the Voters of Rtchmou nd .-Presenl
appearances lndicatns that there will be party
nominations at the approaching Spring elections,
ssaln present myself a. candidate for the office OF
CITY SERGEANT / make this announcement
carrier than intended. in answer to the many en-.
quiEies as to whether intend to be candidate.
PETER W. GRUBBS.
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1To Wany voters. irrespective Of Par.
rS-Iu answer TO your very a altering cali az 49,.
day, will simply stste ihst am candidate for m.
office Of CITY sERGEANT, ressrvins the eontin.
feney Of a nomination BY the Democrats party, and
promisr IL elected, to give nv whole attention en-
the faithful 6isch,rse of its duties
Very respectfully yours &e..
NH l2-dtd EDWARD q. RAWLINGS
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~ To the Voters of che CITY of Rich.
MokD II am a candidate for the Office of HIGH
CONSTABLE. and respectfully solicit your votes
at the April election.
NH 5-dtdes WIN. B. GAINES.
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AZ To the Voters of the City of Rich.
MoHD.-l am candidate for the office of CITY
GAUGER, and respectfully socit your SURFACES at
the next April election. SAMPSON JONES.
fe 4-dtd
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by II. y. Ceols e &c.

FURNITURE, &c. Ar UCTION -
Il THIS DAY, 1t " o'eIock at our store. Ne VIII
sell Isrgs lot Of second hand Hcuseho'd sud kitsh
eaes. AIso-
qa.r..r casks cesnse Brandy. superior. - \
eighth g
10 bbis Tish; 200 box 20 Herring;
nh a b 3 COOK 1 CO. Ausss
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~ Notice ITO the Voters of the City of
Ricbmond.-I resp sctfu ly snnouncs myself q cam
didate for reelection tho off of SUPERINTEN-
DENT OF THE CITY WAFER WORKS
NH 20-dtde* JAMES L. DAVIS
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IT. A Card Ill Rm still n candidate for
the office Of CITY SERGEANT. aud mot respect.
failv solicit the suf.ages of my fellow citizens
NH Pts THOMAS u. DUDLEY.
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City Gas W0rks-The undersigned
ofsrs himie candidate for re election to the
office Of SUPERINTENDENT OF THE GAS
WORKS.
Having erected all the MACH aery at the New Gas
Works, and conducted the whole Of the operation,
at both the New and Old Works during the past two
years, in manner which he trusts has been salts
factory to his feow citizens respectfully solciLs
their votes at the election in April
NH ID. tide T. a. WINNIE
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re- To the Voters of the City Of Rich
MON 81 would respectfully announce myself as a
candidate for the ~UPERiNTENUENCY OF TUE
POOR HOUSE AND sHOCKOE HILL BURY
ING GROUNDS, and earnestly solicit your votes
NH 4-dtdh John TAIMAN
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~ the ve.crs ~ the city 81 Rich.
nosp;- resn,etfully aanosrcs rvsslf a . aanSi.
asls ,or .ne oiiice ofclty MEASURR, ana
NH lo-dtdes RICHARD n KTMa Ror,ou
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~ To the Voters OF he City Of Rfcbn oud
I again respectfully announce myself candidate
for Mayor of Richmond
NH 20 dtds JOSEPH MAYO
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~ To the Voter Of the City of Richmond,
The urderslgned respectfully announces TO the Vo-
ters Of the City, hat b. 10 candidate for the office
OF CITY SERGEANT at the ensuing Municipal
election aud would be pleased to receive their SUI.
frases
NH I0-tde* JOHN n RICHARDSON
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" Saml Cary Is IL candidate for High
CONSTABLE of tn. city of Richmond. and respect
fu y s'cts the votes of the citizens at tn. ensuing
election. NH I6-tde*
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No u Pearl. ST. RICHMOND VA
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BY Taylor & Williams.
ARGK SALE OF Valuable PRO.

I AHGE SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
IL PERTY, TO CLOSE A CONCERN.-Vith the
view of settling the affairs of the firm;of ELLIS
4 PEERS, the subscriber, as the surviving partuar,
the firm, to wit: on MONDAY, S0th March, at 10
O'CLOCK at their Stable the Dock, betwe en- 9Th
snd 10Th streets 60 to 20 vau bic mules and Horses
the most of them young and sound and some very
fine animals; about Is street Wagons, and Harness
for same; rs Negro Men for the balance of the year
mostly drivers 600 to 100 bushels Corn, Feed. Hay,
straw, eating Box, &c; the large new Stable,
with lease Of the lot which 1t stapds for years
flom January ist, 1857, at rent of $3.50 per snnum;
large open Canal Beat, RailH ay and two Cars; the
valuable stesm Plaster Mill, the south side of the
and in ,ood order, with the lease of the ground;
about $50 tons Lump and Ground Pb steI; the Office
of the I'm IL street. next to M Blair, &c,
the bilancs of the year &c.'&c
And on TUESDAY. 3lst March, at IL o'clock, A.
NJ, at this farm of Ellis n PEERS ON the Wi ans
burg road. half mile from the city will be sold, ali
the perishsble property thereon, consisting OF
Plougs HaTows, Lultystou and farming imple
ments of every kind
ALsO.--A lot Of Wheat Straw. Shucks, SC, &c.
TERMs-.-Sums under $780, cash; over that amount
and under $500, months credit, sums over $500, 6
months credit, for approved negotiable notes with
interest added THpMAS w. PEERS,
Surviving partner Of the firm of Ellis Peers.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts- NH 10 ids
CHEhIFt SALE will be sold, TO the
Shigh,st bidder for cash, on the SOth day of March,
1857 at the Tredegar Iron Works, one Chair Ma
chine to satisfy attachment In favor OF Anderson
Morrisi & Co., vs. 70. Gritfths.
sheriff City Richmond.
a Sale to take place at II o'clock. NH 10
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FAMILY, EXrKA AND suPkhFINE
Il FLOUR, for safe by
nh 22--Iw pFYTON y PATTON

NIX subscriber saSinR tcBted the Office
and Coal fard on the NortE side of the Basir,
lately occupied BY Samuel Z. Halves, Offers for sale
the beet quality of OAK and PINE WOOD Crate
and Smiths GOAL, reasonable terms, and
specifically sohcits the patronage of his friends and
the public generally. }. w. ARCHER.
NH 2uy
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AZ To the Voters OF KichmOud Il am
still candidate for the Office of CITY SERGEANT.
l bsieveit is generally known to you that if am
elected to this Office and will discharge its du.
ties IS faithfully as any one Of my opPonsnts l
of April next
Your most obedis mt servant
NH g. .dtde* JAS o. ELLETT
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y Attention. N echP MICS and Working

= Attention, MechP MICS and WorkiDg
MEN OF RICHMOND 1t will be seen, by reference
to another place in this paper, that our estee med
fliend and brother mecranic, Mr. GEO. WALKER
has announced himself candidate for the elise Of
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CITY WATER
WORKS; and it 10 with great pleasure that re-
ted for at this ensuing election. To those who are
acquainted with him. no euIogy is necessary at our
hands; but to those thSt not acquainted with
him. we would say thar h. is admirably qualified for
tbs p, sition hs seeks He 10 practical mAchinist,
hch Is in esef sufficient regards bis fitness for
the thee. But combined wi h those chsrscteristcs
which should ALWAYS be found In pu bile officer
such as esy perseverance, and promptnes. 10 suf
hc1ent to commend him to the favorable considara
ron OF every man that desires good officer The
present. incumbent ha been enjoying the benz fits
OF the elise for mary years and ne has right to
expsct to retain it forerer Therefore adopt the
sentiment we read the other day in a model speech
that in regard to rotation. 20 for rotating Ds.
Wis out and rotating Mr. Walker in.
NH 2l-StN MANY AECHANJC2
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,By AieX.hNOu.

HAY AT AUCTlON-.-WiiI be sold mt
IL auction, on WEDNESDAY. March 25-h, com.
mencing at 10 clock. at the United States Hotel
Stables 50 Bales OF Hay.
TERMS cash. NH "a ALEX MOTT, Auct.
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UC8rd.--Having been Inc pector of the
Gas Works" in this city for nearly four years, q
largo number of citizens have called upon me to
offer myself a candidate for the Office OF SUPER.
INTENDENT, which now do, and respectfully ash
the voters to sustain ms.
nh Side JOHN II KNOWLES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

a. To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mosD Il respectful announce myself candidat.
for reelection the office Of High Constable anc
solicit your support.
NH -tde FREDERICK BUTLER,
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a.o.,Ts TuE RANKS, MAIs STREET. RICHMOND.
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NH ai-,v LEWIS N. WEBB L CO.
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