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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-06
White TEETH. PEarumEp BREATH AND BEAur1

Full COMPLEMENTARY be acquired by using the
"Balm of a Thousand Flowers. What lady or gen.
tleman would remain under the curse of disagree
able breath, when by using the "Balm of Thou
sand Flowers" as a dentrifce, would not only rem
der it sweet but leave the teeth as white as ala
baster? Many persons do not know their breath
is bad, and the subject is delicate their friends
will never mention it. Beware Of counterfeits.-
Be sure every bottle is signed FETRIDGE u co.
Ny. For sale by all Druggists.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-06
THE EDaEFIELD ADVERTISER.

We have received an Extra of our able contem-
porary containing the recent political discussion
between that paper and the Charleston Mercury.
The main point issue is whether utraism Is wiser
The digladation was animated on both sides, and
the extra will be read with pleasure by all who re-
lish courteous passage at arms.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-06
nv. CDR Darwin informs US that the reaso

haP CDR. Darwin informs US that the reason
why the bosom Of beautiful woman is an object
of such peculiar delight arises from hence-that
all our first pleasurable sensations Of warmth,
sustenance and repose are derived from this inte-
resting source."-Bo,ton Post.
Dr. Darwin's theory was considered very salts.
factory till tough, hard Drained, practical
Scotch metaphysician suggested whether tho same
sensations OF delight would be produced in one
who in his infancy had been ''nursed with bot
tle." This confounded the Doctor and upset his
theory.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-06
THE YoRKy1L1E ENQUIRER notice with re.

THE YoRKv1LLE ESoUlRER.-We notice with re-
eret, in the last number Of this journal, that its
late editor, Samuel W. Melton, Esq, has retired
from its management. The Enquirer, under his
direction has been one of the sblest and best con-
Quoted journals in the State, and its tone has al.
ways been high and patriotic. We trust that the
editorial fraternity are not permanently to lose
the aid of his gifted pen. The State, at the pres
ent jnncture, cannot we'll afford to lose the servi-
ces of one so able and faithful. Charleston Atr.
curu.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-06
BANG AND CROPS.

For the last week, we have had abundant rains,
and farmers express themselves satished-if it
wont rain too much. Crops at present look we'll
and bid fair to disappoint the gloomy anticipations
INDUCED in few weeks ago.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-06

lowerthe standard, or shut up shop. Applicants
for license possessing this legal requisite are get
ting very scarce. We doubt whether legislation
will be able much longer to maintain the respecta-
bility of the liquor trafic.-Crusader.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-06
THE BIBLE SOCIETY.

We are requested to state that Rev. EDWIN A.
BoLIEs, Bible Agent for South Carolina, will pre-
sent the claims of the Bible cause OF Sharon Asso-
ciate Reformed Presbyterian Church, on the 9th
Sabbath in August next.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-06
SALES.DAY.

But little property was sold on Monday. Five
negroes put up for sale brought very reduced prl-
ces, owing perhaps to the condition of sale being
cash
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-06

their light muslin dresses catching fire from
a lucifer match-one in London, the other
At Colchester. 1t oughtto be generally known
that all ladies' light dresses may be made
fire proof at mere nominal cost, by sleeping
them, or the linnen or cotton used in making
them, in diluted solution of chloride of
zinc. We have seen the very finest cambria
80 prepared held in the fame of candle,
and charred to dust, without the least fame !;
and we have been informed since Clara Web
ster, dancer was bunrt to death, from her
clothes catching fire on the stage, the mus
lin dresses of all the dancers at the best thea
tres are made fire proof. Our manufactu-
rers should take the hint.-Medical Times
1t appears, by the last census, that the
excess of females over males in the State of
Massachusetts is 34,056. This excess is
partly accounted for by the tendency among
the sons of the Bay State to emigrate to 9th
er parts of the country, and by the resort of
native and foreign females to the factories.
In Lowell alone, the excess of females over
males is s,0SS. One thing is certain: Mas
sachusetts cannot furnish husbands for its
manageable female population, and Lowell,
especially, we should think would be an ex-
cellent place for bachelors who wish to get
mated In fourteen cities of Massachusetts,
the proportion of females to every 100 males
was, n 1855, as follows: In Boston, lOS;
Lowell, 1853; Worcester, 1O4; Charlestown,
102; Salem, 100; Cambridge, ITO; New
Bedford, ITO; Roxbury, Ill; Lawrence,
III; Lyn, Ill; Springfield, liz; NeWbury-
port, 1873; Fall River, lle, Chelsea, ITO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28
BY Godd,n d. Appersou.

VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS ON
SECOND STREET. AND ON ST. PA il
STREET: DUvAL'S ADDITION, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION On MONDAY, the 9Th csy of
April, 1857 will be sold, the premises in tbs or.
der adgertised. commencing at o'clock lot. with
40 old blacksmths chop thsreon, the east line of
fecond, b,tseen Cay and Leigh s.reets fronting Is
feet, running back $50 feet.
Afesr which say at ~ O'Clock will be sold six alf
acre iots, Nos. III, liz llS IA u.s. 1I6 bounded by
st Paul, 81 Peter Coutts and Hill streets now &C.
cupied ~ Robert Hil ayng thereon several dwell.
ings The location is ad ntrably adapted to dairy
or market sarGen- The property will be divided to
TEsMs-one fourth cash; balance at 4, and y
months for notesNearng interest secure by trust
eeed title retained. The taxes and insurance for
1857 to he paid By the purchaser.
mh rs GODDIN & APPERsON. Aucts
2. S-After the above sale, will be sold the bricks
In the new addition to the old Orphan Asylum. in
DuvaPs add ion the same to be removed in ten DAYS
thereafter. Terms at sale.
GODDIN l. APPERsoy.
Immediately after the shove sale, will be sold a
houss END lot on West side of St. Stephen, between
Federal and Coutrs streets The lot fronts S6A fee.
and runs back l24 feet TO an alley 10 feet wide
TERMs--One-third cash; balance at and y
months. for negotiable notes, interest added title
retained The taxes for 1857 to be paid By thu pur.
chaser.
NH Is GODDIN 4 APPERSON An.t,
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by Taylor & William,,

I ARGE SALE of VALUABLE PRO.
IL PERTY. To CLOSE A CONCERN.-With the
view Of settling up the affairs of the frm,of ELLIS
PEERS, the subscriber, a. the surviving partnar,
will sell the whole stock and persoual property oil
the firm, to wit on MONDAY, s0th March, a. 10
O'Clock, at their stable, the Dccx, between 18th
sad goth Streets go to 70vslusble Mules aud Horses
the most of them young and sound and Some very
fine anirals about Is street Wagons, and Harness
for seme IS Negro Men for the balance ct the year
mostly drivers; 600 to 100 bushels Corn, Feed. Hay,
Straw, Cutting Box. sc; the large new Stable
With lease Of the lot which it stands for years
ffom January lst, 1857 at rent of $3.50 pc, snnum;
large open Canal Beat, Railw ay and two Cars; the
valuable steam Plaster Min, the south side of the
Dock tina machinery and buildings being srly ne
and in Iood order, with the lease Of the ground;
about $50 tons Lump and Ground Plaster; the Ofhcs
of the fism IL street, next to M. Blair &C. for
the balance of the year &c.'&c.
And on TUESDAY, Slst arch, at IL o'clock, A.
M, at thu farm Of Ellis ~. Peers on the Williams
burg road, half mile from(the city will be sold, all
the nedshable property thereon, consisting OF
Ploughs Hauovs, Cultivators and farming i'm pie
ments Of every kind.
ALSO.-A lot Of Wheat Straw, Shuoks &c &c
TERMs---Srms under 500 cash; ever that amount
and under $500, months credit, sums over $500 6
months credit for approved negotiable notes, with
interest aided THOMAS w. PEERS
Surviving oartAer OF the firm of Ellis & Peers
TAYLOR WILLIAMS. AuctG. NH 10 -.tds
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~ nlusicipal .8lecs5oa. April lat 1851. Z
MAyor--Wiaiian Tsyloe 80 80 -
City Sergeant Thos. U. Dudley.
Commemorative Atteney--R. 4. Dsnisl.
City Colisetor-y. 4. Ho6son.
City Assssecr-D u. Miller.
City 0uassr-RiehssA Fox.
eupk 0as Worhs-T. r. Wynue,
sap't Water Works-J. l.. Dsvia
Manager Ponf House-John Psarcs.
High Coastable-Frsd Butler
0raia Measurer- James Glib
Captain Night Wafch-A Wilhiuson.
Sept stfests-M Bates.
Register Water Works-M. L. 0tratton.
NH TIT
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e. To the voters of INSTRUMENTATION

e. To the Voters of Rfcfmond.--In re.
ply to the call of many of nv democratic friends
and urgent solicitations Of many warm friends ire
spectIv. of party, to announce myself a eandidats
for the CITY COLLEcTORsHiP in the spprosch.
ing election, have only to say, that some are
born great, and SINE achieve greatness, and some
have it thrust upon them Not beins very nice in
such matte 9, have sort of HO5son's choice be.
tween the three II upon any Of th tides In the
affairs of men"I now sfsat, it is know to the
pcblac that for some years past have bsen either
going, going, going or gone. sod therefore bave
but little difficulty in keeping psce with the progress
Of the Having thus cle.rly defined my position,
shall maintain 1t with all the inhexibls irmnsn
spred by true devotion to the best interests of the
country at large u-dsr the auspices the democrat
ic party. After the election my latitude and ongi-
tude In the official world may be known by refer.
ence to the polls.
In whatever he e,mbustious movements Of the day
may result accept gentlemen for this mauife station
of your favor the assurance of my highest regard.
Your friend and fellow citizen,
me 6-t.stA JOHN II. DI6GES.
~ Enquirer and Wing copy.
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By f.. II. took & Co.

ny q. " = 0OK q Co.
STOREAN BAA Z HUUsE FIXTURES
- AT AUCTION - On MONDAY. 3Uth inst. at
10 O'Clock, will sell at the Virginia Rakeryn on
18th. between N ain and Cary streets all the store
and Bakehouse Fixtures and Utensils, comprising the
usual variety OF utensils ard apparatus used in a
first class Bakery.
NH 26 ER COOK co Ap.t,
HOU 9 K II y L. u FUnNITURE, AND
IL SPLENDID PA N o AT AUCTION-On
TUESDAY, 31st instant, at 10 clock we will SELL at
the residence of Mrs Lyons, lover the store of C.
Hartwell Co.. on Broad between 9th and 9Th sts
all Of her household and kitchen furniture re. consist
Sest. and common chairs; splendid Carpets Mahoga.
ny. Dining. Centre and Side Tables; " ashstands.
Bedstesds Beds Mattresses, &c.
ALSO
splendid Octsves Piano in Rosewood csses ma.
nufactured by Stoddart. splendid inst ument.
ALSO,
The usual assortment of Crockery Glassware and
Kitchen Furniture.
NH sc r. B. COOK n IN Au.ts
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WIN. TAYLOR.

~To tho Voters Of the City Of Rich
monD- Felow. Citisens: l most respectfully an
Bounce myself candidate for the cfiee of sup R
INYENOENT or WATER Work., and solicit
your support ct the ensuing election. II you elect
me- Will discharge all the dutiss appsrtainins 70 the
ONCE faithfully and promptly .,xr,
NH lo-dtds 1Ashipiss,
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BY Thomas W. Keese<,

VOmce so!ner OF Iztn and Cay streets)
GALE OF KNITUR e, &c., OF A
trust, from John B johnson, Il free nan of color
to- Powell duly recorded. will be sold on MON.
DAY. the Seth inst at 10 O'Clock, all the Furniture
pied by said johnson consisting of Looking Ola
Chairs Toilet Tables one Walnut Table, three Bar.
Der Chairs one Bath Tub, and other articles embrac
ed in said deed of trust.
BY order of the Trp stee.
NH IS THOS w KEEsEE Ar,t
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a. At the solicit a o of numerous
friends, ann ounce myself as candidate for the
Office OF CITY GAUGERa the approaching cleo
ton. Respectfully.
fe S-2awl5tAdts ALFRED T. WILLIAMS, :
Grocer corner of Broad and Sd stS,
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u For Assess or.-.At the sOlfcita ton of
a number of friends, announce myself candidate
for the above office, pledgng myself to my fellow
citiz that if elected will discharge the duties Of
the office faithfully. ROBERT BRIGGS.
NH S-dtdat
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TO the Voters Of the City OF Richmopd
.h acsnaidate tor Inc efhce Of CITY SERGEANT,
"the ensuing Spring election subjsct 20 the ALI 81
ssominatint Convention Of the Democratic party
-, 70 these who may not know me. and who wish to
aesa for offics, respectfully beg ieavso saw that
nave had long experience Ia the duties of sheriff:
and have ever been Democrat
Respectfully,
mn ii-tde HENRY r. JONES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
HoND.--I em candidate for The Office of CITY
GAUGER, and respectfully solicit your sufrages a.
the ext April election. SAMPSON JONES.
fe 4-dtd.
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~ City Gauaer --Huviug DISCHARGED
the duties Of the office the Satisfaction of all ESQ
far as know) respectfully announce myself can
dldste for re election to the tfiss Of CITY GAUG.
Err NH S-ts RICHARD FOX
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

IF To the Voters of the city of Rich.
MoND Il very respectfully announce myself q can.
ddate for reelection to the office of CITY ASSES.
SOR. D. M. MILLER.
NH 6---ts
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by Thomas w keesee,
IOfica corner of Cary and 18th streets /

a. FAMILY HORSE, FOR aAl.E AT
1SNAUCTION--Willb be sold, SATURDAY
- mornins March 18th CONNIE neing 1t 10
O'Clock, at the Horse Auction Lot near tho Central
Railroad Depot. very 6as Grey HORSE. sevea
years old, warranted und in evey respect, ard per-
ectly kind an gentle in cir gle and double harness.
Auy one in want OF . Family Hose, may rely upon
ths above. tt
TsRMs-Four months credit. for approved nesotsa.
BILE psper. THOMAS w. ks kSEE,
NH y Auot1one e-.
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BY Lsrus ~ shine.

HORSES, MULES. COWS &c, AT
H AUCTION Will be sold at suctioo, on SAT.
UnDAY morning., 23.h inst, at the Horse Loo, ssvs-
raj very fine Harness and Saddle Horses and Mules
also, 2 No. Mich Cows and CALI which will be
exhibited before store previous TO the sale.
NH n LAHUR L. SHINE, Aucts.
ADDlrIONAL.-Wil be added to the above sale,
fine Top Buggy and Harness; fine Buggy Howe;
| Wagon and Gasr, and 2horser; fine Mich Cow
and Calf LARUS i SHINE, feaf
nh n Apctioneers.
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BY Larus e. shine.
IT. Hn7TE 49, n -.

BY Larus IL shine.
GENTkEL H0OshHVID and KITCH.
" EN- FURNlTURE AT AUCrlON.--Wiil be
sold at public auction, on MONDAY, the 5oth inst,
CONNIE acing at 10 o'clock, at the residence of Mr.
James Oliver, on 18th street, between MarshaII ana
Clay, all of his Household aud Kitchen Furniture
consisting Of the usual variety he being about to de-
cline housekeeping.
NH Il LARUS SHINE, Aucts
g HERIFE SALE..WilI be sold. 10 the
ohiGhen bidder, for cash. the s0th day Of March
1857, at the Tredegar Iron Works, one Chair Ma.
chine to satisfy attachment in favor Of Anderson
Mordss Co.. w. Ro. Grif6ths.
sheriff City Richmond.
&esie e take place at II o'clock. NH 10
NPkClAL NOTICE.--Thc Arm or AUG
the death Of AUG. ANDERSON, the survivine Part.
ners, ALEXlUS GREEN and JOHN A. HAYES,
have formed . new co-Psrtnership with CHAs. a..
Anderson, under the name Of ANDERSON,
GREEN 4 HAYES, to carry on the Wholesale
Straw and Millinery busness at the new WNehouse
dsrson Co, whore they viii be pleased 70 see the
customsn Of the late firm.
ALExIUs GREEN,
JOHN A. HAYES,
$50 CaA6. II. ANDEkoON.
February lot, 1887 -
The Subscribers, who are the survivius psytnsrs OF
the late firm Of Aug. Anderson Co !; viii wind No
the budpe. Of that hfm without further delay. and
Will be obliged 70 al those inaebeed TO thsm to sks
JNO. A. HxWEG.
Surviving fartasn Of the late firm Of
h1-Sm Aug. Apdsrson l. Co
K0 BVX.s { HkASK, "a sIe1 1sr ssle s.
4 ss
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4 ,OMAiI AsIUNEk,S SALE off HhAI
~ ESTA re IN HENRI leo CnIINrX p,.-...A1

4 'OMMl eSlONEh'S SALE of RIAL
" ESTATE In HENRICO COUNTY --Pur,uan,
to the provisions Of the desree pronounced by the
County Court Of Henrico on the 4th day of Februa-
~ 1884, In tn. suit of Toler eganst Toera admins
traitor and others we SHALL on MONDAY, the 9Th
day Of April, 1857, THAT being court day proceed
to execute the said Decree by offering for sale at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, at the front door of
the Court-House of Henrico County, the piece OF
land mentioned In the proceedings of said suit
This tract lies about fifteen miles above the city of
Richmond In the immediate vicinity of Short PUMP
and COZ tains lis acres. The tract is in the well
known coal region of Henrco, and is believed to be
vaIuable coal property, and the soil of the entire
tract il of good quality.
The sale will take place at u o'clock N.
TERMs-One.thtrd cash; one third at twelve mos
and the other third at eighteen months from the day
OF sas-the creot instruments to bear interest ON
the day Of saie the purch 4ser to give bonds with
good personal security for the deferred payments,
and the title to be Retained till the whole purchase
money be paid
T 3sSa e. J.. W WINS. Commissioners.
vnL "a
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NAEAODnvNs, PIANOS AND MUSICAL
lN1 MERCHANDISE 0ENEhALLY. -

u -.
A. NORRIS IL now receiving flesh suppy. CT
MELODEONG Of Princes Cse arstsd Manafscfure,
L. Al and octaves ~hs celebrity thst these Instiu.
msnts have obtained, Their swestness Of tone, and
The happy facility with which eyer ebiidisn can
play them renders them the charm soe,si sf-
cle where they havs been introduced No family,
where there exigs love Of nusic, sad pssuen'sriy
OF sacred melody, should bs without enc Prices
ranging from e46 to $780, asd 30 !" e'o' tsspse'
lively n-..x.
al Ard 4 Octsyes, various styiss sew and ffesh
s,nn,v ;,st receiyed The sveetness and brilfansy
Of se ssers instfumsnts have made them familiar
~ household words. throsshout the lana. Cali sId
5.;ssrs: Bsnjos; yioliosi rlntinss; Aseoseaas@
r'nss- Cisnoneis Tasins Fosks; v,oliA and 0uksF
s.;rss. Inssrus.iou Books for the Riano. AslAaoa,
assosSson, fifs Flsts, 0uitsa. 30. Ae.,s -
Csursh kpsie sooks viz: Boston Asa1sny; csn-
tus EscIsss carmina Ssers; keaspa AAfhes's Dull.
siner: Nssoas Harp AonATt celisciieai s6clshsrn
Ha mony; Prsshytsrisn YsAiaaoAyi Chugsh Chsseis.
C.stics ranAisi funk's Hsfmcpts 1acssi Al host
Of other popaIsr woras too nupsross y neptiss.
n Sc
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~ High Constnbie-To the voters of Il

q High COnstabie-T0 the Voters of the
CITY OF kIcHMosD-FeIl Citizens have had
many pressing applications made to 10 private to
dsclare myself candidate for the above office, and
have read in the Dispatch of this morping public
call made upon by msny voters to the a set.
therefore declare myself candidate aesin for the
office the duties OF which believe l d't shareed
the satisfaction of the public and promise, in the
event of my election, to bring to the performance,
my autiss all the SKILL energy, aud industry of which
am capable, and to discharge them without fear ia
yor or Affection,
Very respectfully, your fellow citizen,
NH ltd JAMES p. TYLER.
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BY Thomas w. keesee,

(Omce corher on Caty ana IZth streets)
A X q z AND + e a b WPTORY SAI.E
IL OF DRY GOODS Will be sold at Auction
befinnng at 10 O'Clock, without reserve on TUES.
DAY MORNING. the 3lst of Mach the whole of
MY STOCK OF DRY GOODS
Until SATURDAY NIGHT, the oath instant sny of
my GOODS WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT RE.
GARD TO COST at the Store.
TERMS OF THE AUCTION 6ALE-Cash before
delivery of any OF the Goods for all sums under 100
over that amount, and up to I'll 0Oo, 4 months for
sums of 6 1000 and upwards, s months, or discount
of per cent. D. H. LONDON
sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct
m %
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" To the Voters of the City Of Rich.
MoNo.-Thankful for past favors. ! again offer n.y.
self candidate for the Office of CITY COLLEC.
TOR. JULIUS A. HOBSON
NH 7-.-dtdet
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a. To the Voters of The Citv Of Rich
MoND.-I candidate for the office of CITY
ASSESSOR, and respectfully solicis your votes at
the april elections.
NH S-dtde& 3. N. DAVIS.
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|" To he Voters of the City OF Rich.
Mokp.-The numerous personal applications to me,
BY my fellow citizens. from various parts OF the city.
MAYOR, and the very fisttenng manifestations OF
confidence in my ability perform the duties OF that
trust, expressed In q card signed MANY Vocen OF
the three Wards,n prompts mo to respond. by re
turning my sincere acknowledgements for those ex
pressions of that confidence. and by announcing
myself candidate for thst office Should u b the
my fellow citizens confer the once upon
me, nothing shall be wanting my part to insure
fsithfaI discharge Of it duties.
f. 25-dtde WIN. TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-28

~ To the Voters of the City of Rich.
MoND II again res pectfully announce myself can
ddate for the office Of MANAGER OF THE POOR
HOUSE.
NH 5-tSe* JOHN PEARCE.
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ITO the Voters of the City of Rfchmo ID.
I again respectfully announce myself a candidate
for Mayor of Richmond.
NH sO.-dtds JOSEPH MAYO,
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-. To the teeers ef the City Of Rich.
aocp 10 am ssndiaste for re-ssetion TO the oiIss
'olict yoar votes ct the ensuins chsrts, sisesons
h6-lm aIEs eS IsS.
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~ A Card - am still n candidate far
The ofico OF CITY SERGEANT aud moot respest.
fully solicit the SURFACES Of nv fellow cit.sens
NH l2-n THOMAS u. DUDLEY
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vFor City Grain v easurer. IL am again
candidate for the above ofiJs having flied it for
four years, trust with satisfaction to those have
had to 1 shall be grateful for the bsstowal of
1t on me again at tn, ensuing municipal election
NH Si-0tde% L. III. LICK.
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Sale conducted by COP Dan & APpSRsoN, Au:ts.
4AkNEN FARM ADIDININQ mn a,fn,W

v GAkUEN FARM, ADJOINING THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Mr.. J. H. Cook, the owner of the above Farm hsy.
ing entered into oEhsr bu Iness has authorized US to
sell the same. 1t is situated near Mitch sPs Spriu,
soout three fourhs of milo from thu corporation
line, and contains about 10 seres Of land, well ca.
clored, and highly improved So q market garden.
There 10 upon this place excellent brick dwell
ing, containing six rooms besides stable barn. kitch
en-, 10, all in coed repair.
The place is remark ably healthy. and 10 near enough
to epabia person residing thereon to transact bus.
ness in Richmond II desired, eli the personal estate
en- tbs place. and the negroes hired for the present
year, will be disposed Of to whonlsomever may pur
chase the place. As the owner 10 anxious to sell
bargain i'll be given. Apply at once to Mr.. Cook OF
to GOODIN APPER SON, Aucts. .
The above farm will be sold st auction on the pre-
mises, on TUESDAY, thu Slst march, 1857, at A.
O'Clock, P. n.
TEtMs-One. fourth cash. balance at 6, IL and Is
months, for gotiabs notes sdded secured
by aru,t deed 1hs taxes for 1857 to be paid by the
purchaser. =
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