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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01

q City Gas Works The undersigned
of 7rs himse candidate for re election to the
Office Of SUPERINTENDENT OF THE GAS
WORKS.
Ravins erected all the MACH aery at the New Gas
Works, and conducted the whole of the operations
at both the New aud Old Works during the past two
years, in manner which he trusts has been salts.
factory to his fellow citizens he respectfully solioits
their votes at the election in April
NH H. tide T. H. WINNIE
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lOffice corner of Cary and 18th streets
ARGE AND PERhtIPTORY SALEOE
IL DRY GOODs.-Will be sold at auction begin
ming at O'Clock, without reserve, on TUESDAY
morning, thu Slst of March, the whole of
LIVESTOCK OF DRY GOODS.
Until SATURDAY night, the 18th instant, anv of
my GOODS WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT RE-
GARD TO COST, at the Store.
TERMS OF THE AUCTION sALE-Cash before de.
livery Of any of the Goods, for all sums under 100:
over that amount and up to $1,000, months for ga
tisfactory notes, or q cents ducount and for all
sums of S 600 and upwards, months or discount
Of per cent. d. II. LONDON
Sale conducted by THos. W. KEEsEE Auct
COMMUNICATES above sale will be continued
on THURSDAY, the I'd inst. A very larse portion
of the stock still remains unsold
CD T. w. KEESEE Apct
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By Il. Il. Cook & Co.

On YOUNG WE'LL Is KOKE MULES AT
~ AUG fION-WIll be sold, on SATURDAY.
the 18th day of April at the large lot the Central
Railroad Depot, At 10 O'Clock 20 young MULES, of
fine size, and in first rate condition. and warranted to
work in single or double harness.
ALSO two large work Horses we'll matched and
In rood condition
The attention of farmers and teamsters 10 REQUEST.
ed to this SALE the stock being of superior quality
and will be sold without the least reserve
TERMs--Sixty days. for approved ne gotiabe paper
NH 25 r. B: COOK u CO, Aucts
ADDITIONAL-A fine Buggy and Riding Horse.
sound and gentle.
LsO-A large draught Horse warranted to work
we'll in single OF dsuble Harness.
ap1 e. 3. COOK & CO. Aucts.
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~ = A -, u. : L. e. --~ taa
IL isfed, as was the undersigned of the abort and
miserable existence OF the would-be great Native
American, know.Nothins party then beir foisted
upon the unsuspeeting good citizens Of Richmond,
he, on the nth day of August s54 ss the papers OF
the day viii! shoY offered for sale Gil Of tbs property
which he owned, or nearly all upon long time of pay
ment, dividing the amount into five payne a. FL
lows to wit One fifth in cash, one fifth at months.
one.tfth at IL mouths oneffh at 18 months and the
residue not to be demanded until the great Know
Nothing party of this city shall have
member of the extremely patriotic association dis.
banded in utter disgust end inglorious confusion"
Now; whilst no pretensions are set up prophet,
being the of prophet the advertiser pro-
poses to sell hundred Building Lots. situated In
this much abused city, or upon its envIons, at fair
cash valuations one-fourth part of which amount
shall not be demanded required to be paid whist
one single individual can be found holding office
under tbs vote of the people Of Richmond who will
admit that he ever belonged to the Know-Nothps
party, unsccompanied with tbs declaration that he
CHI Gated, by promises and professions real
ICED Pc sons having faith in the truth snd justice of
the doctrines as promugsd by Know-Nothinss will
certainly avail themselves of fAvorsbe oppor-
tunity Of securing Homestead, and others are re-
speclfully invited to call at early day
NH 90 81 "A GODDTN. Rank srd f2th s's
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VAALIgA4B;L.Ek EAh ssTArs INPLANs

VALUABLE kEAL ESTATE INPLANS
OF bELvIDERE, SYDNEY AND OREGON.
ADJOINING RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUG
TlON.-Will be soid On THURtDAY, tbs I'd April,
1857 ON the premises the order sdve stised COM
mencns at O'Clock, the following Houses and Lots
In the plans aforesaid, viz:
lst Lot No. in Sidney, fronting % feet East OF
Laurel street, running back AS feet to alley near.
~ opposite to the residence CT Mr. r. B Tyler
"a. The excellent Framed Dwelling, adjoining
hollywood Cemetery, formerly owned by Mr. Alex'r
Anderson with the Lot appertsining, having front
OF 9st feet on Laurel street, and The like front
Cherry street.
Sd. Four excellent Framed Dwellings on the East
side OF Church street, and North side of the Canal
in the plan of Oregon Hill, now renting to good ,e
nants at fair rents. Also, vacant Lot on the Wes
Chapel.
4th. Two excellent Brick Teuements on the West
SIDE OF Church street, opposite 10 the Methodist Cha
pei These tenements are also occupied by good t.
nants at fair rents
TERMs-One-fourth cash balance at s. and @
months fer liable notes interest added aud title
retained till last note ia paid The taxes for 1857 to
be paid by the purchaser.
NH "a GODOIN & APPERSON. Aucts.
P. s-After the foregoing sale, will be sold three
excellent Brick Teuements on Oregon Hill between
Church and Belvidere streets, each renting to good
tenants, at fair rents.
Terms as above. aoDDIN 4 APPERsoN,
NH &c Auats
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~ To the Voters of hichmond.-.-In re.
ply to the cali of many of my democratic friends
and argent solicitations of many warm friends ire
spectiye of party, to announce myself q candidate
for the CITY COLLECTORSHlP in the approach
ing election, have only to say, that men are
born great, and s7me achieve greatness, and some
have it thrust upor them Not being very nice in
such mates, have sort of HobsoR's choice be.
tween the three If upon any of 18th ese tides in the
adaiq OF men"I am now sfest, it is known to the
pnbis, that for sone years past have been either
going, going going or gone, and therefore have
but little difficulty in keeping psce with the progress
OF the age. Having thus clearly defined my position
she'll maintain 1t with all the infexbIs frmnsss in
spired by true devotion to the best interests of the
country at large urder the auspces the democrat
ic party After the election my latitude and longi.
tude in the official world may be known by refer.
ence to the polls
In whatever he cumbustous movements of the day
may result, accept gentlemen, for this manifestation
OF Jour favor, the assurance of my highest regard
Your friend and fellow citizen,
me 6-tlstA JOHN Ii. DIGGEs.
~ Enquirer and Whig CODY.
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BY Alex. Mott, Aucr

FURNITURE, &c AT AUCTION.--Win
Il be sold at Au:tion, on THURSDAY, April End
com encing at 4 o'clock NJ at the residence of
Mr. John Emme housen, on Broad street, two doors
below A. Schad g. lot of Furniture, consisting of
Beds Bedsteads Tables, Chairs, Feather Beds
Stoves, 30.
NH 81 ALEX. MOTT, Auct,
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By Larus e. shine,

EEHTEEL HOUSEk EEPING AND
" KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Will be sold at auction FRI DAY morning the Sd
of April commencing at 10 O'Clock, at our store the
effects of family decliping housekespins being a
large and we'll k pit stock of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Consisting of the usual variety
NH 81 LARUS & SHINE Auets
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II The undersigned, at the solicitation
Of many friends irrespective Of political parties
spsctfully presents himself candidate for the Of
hee OF CITY SERGEANT, and solicits the citizens
Of Richmond generally to give him their support;
ja l5-dts ED. 3. GAY.
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gy Al the xeiicitation of numerous
friends, ann unce myself as candidate for the
office of CITY GAU0ERa the approaching cleo
ton. Respectfully,
f. 3-2awi5tAdta ALFRED r. WILLIAMS,
Grocer, corner of Broad and Sd sts
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To she Voters Of the City Of Richmovd
=, ~. acana.oase iar The ONCE Of CITY SER0 EANT.
anom,natins Convention Of the Democrats p.Tty "
To those who may not know me, and who wish 70
ness for Office, respectfully beg leave to sav thst
have had long experience la the duties On Sheria
and have ever been Democrat
Respectfully,
NH If-tde HENRY JONEa
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" We are nuthorised 70 annou

" We are u h r Used 10 announce
JAMES LYONS, ESQ as q candidate for the office
ever, the Democratic party should hold a Conven-
ton, and nominate any other gentleman, Mr.. Lyons
will promptly give way to him. NH 27-6t
EF To the Tax-Pa, ers IA I'd oppressed ci-
TIzENs OF MONROE WARD.-Feliow citizens: The
following gentlemen, of tried ability, will be sup
ported by the free voters and payers Of Monroe
Ward at the Charter Electors They are men
knowing the peoples interest," and will sustain equal
taxation and equal justice to ALL and they will sus.
tain the credi. Of Richmond. at all hazards.
Many Poters and Tar Payers
Of Monroe Yard
For Councamen:
8. d. DENOON, D j. SAUNDERS,
C. DIMMOCK, WIN. C. ALLEN,
L. w. GLAZEBROOK.
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FT0 the Voters of the City of Kichmon
| again respectfully announce myself a candidate
for Mayor of Richmond
NH a0--dtds JOSEPH MAYO.
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a. Sam'l Gary is IA candidate for High
c Unstable of the city of Richmond, and respect
fully sosts the votes of the citizens at the ensuing
election. NH l6-tde*
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70 To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoNn.-I would respectfully announce myself q
candidate for the SUP ERINTENDENCY OF TBE
POOR HOUSE AND SHOCKOE HILL BURY
ING GROUNDS, and earnestly solicit your votes.
NH 4--dtd* JOHN TALMAN.
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BY +. Is. Cook q Go.
SALE OF TWO SUITS

uSTEE sALE OF TWO SUITS
nooM FURNITURE AT AUCTiON-Byv viz.
Iue on deed of trust, from Thos H. Gresham. dulv
ond dated 18th February 1857, and BY order Of the
~ we will proceed to sell, the rooms occupied
~ saia dfesham, on 18th, beta een Main and Csrv
~ clock the following artcies named in said desd
Ma. m; Saoinat; sideboard; Chairs Centre Ia,
re- mifpoIs Ingram Carpets; Rugs Mats; Shsdes
apl n R CHSK
,LUGks. CLOCKS, Ar AUCTION ..pu
IhcksDAY. I'd inst. at 10 O'Clock, at our store
we Will sell an Invoice of rs Cecks all of which are
IN excellent order. Amongst them may be found
some very ornamental metali; front eight day time
pieces The whole Lot will be sold without reserve
and offers Inducements to those wanting such goods
to attend. e'1''
ALSO.-A lot Of Window Shades
ap B COOK CO. Aucts
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e. To the Voters of the City of Rich.
MoND Il again pectfplly announce myself q can.
didste for the office of MANAGER OF THE POOR
HOUSE.
NH 5-tde* JOHN PEARCE,
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~ In response to the call of many We.
TIERS. apnounce ms self Can didate for the office
of REGISTER OF CITY WATER WORKS and
respectfully solicit the sufragss of my fellow citi.
zeps at the April election.
NH 3I-2tt VIM III. MARTIN,
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by Larus d shine.

Nv Larus d shine.
SALE OF CIGARS, TOBACCO, Gc..On
- FRIDAY evening next. April Sd.l viii sell at
auction, at my store the reunaal Of my stock con-
sistins In part of the following articles, viz;
A lot ofrurksy SMOKING TOBACCO
A lot of Virginia do DO
several lots Of CHEWING TOBACCO
lot Of Fancy PIPES, amongst which 10 .
beautiful Turkish Houkah. or Water Pipe,
and several Meerschaom Pipes.
TERMs-Cash.
Two beautiful SHOW CASES, made Of French
Plate Glass, Silver Frames
CHARLES RICHARD6ON,
Dealer in Cissu and Tobacco,
American Hotel Bpildips.
- Sale will commence at II o'clock, ana cooaust-
ed by Messrs. LsRus 6HIse. mn So-0
VALUABLE sCHOONkK FOk sAtE...
Y By virtue Of authority conferred unsn me ~ ~
order Of the County Court Of Chesterneia ~ go 2,
Tupis A. Brown William Garrett , ~
to cell, ON THUReDAY, April 1857 me ssiueos
schooner "AlvsIds. tossthsr With nsI nieSis ~ s
Tackle now In the ship yard formerly occgsiss ~ ne
ssil nrovn in Chsstetcd opposite the pstiliefy o.
Nesers. Seearne & Drumuell. Sale e eommenee .
II o'siosE aoB1. W. GILL; .. -.
III Sc-atl. Fs WIN. p. GILL ahsrid.
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vTO the Voters OF Kichmond-I am
still candidate for the office OF CITY SERG EANT.
l believeit 10 generally known to you that II am
elected to this office and will discharge its du-
therefore earnestly solicit support the LIST day
of april next
Your most obedient servant
NH 20-"dtde* JAS. d. ELLETT.
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z Madison Ward Ticket
For Mayor--Wm Taylor
Commonwealth's Attorney--R. r Daniel.
City Sergeant. -Thos. w. boswell,
City Collector j. A Hobson
City Assessor--s. N Davis
supt. Gas Works---Thos Ii. Wynne
City Gauser---Richard Fox.
supt. Water Works-Jsmes L. Davis.
Supt Poor House John Pearce.
High Constable Fred. Butler
Grain Measurer---James B. Glib.
Capt Night Watch-.-A. wilkinson.
supt of Streets N. Bates
REGISTER OF Water Works M. L. Strattou
Eor Common Council. For Hastings Court.
VIM It. Paine, r. NJ Burton
Ed Robinson, B. T Tip.ley
Thos w. McCance, DR. Geo A. Wilson.
Hugh w. Fry, Sr., Geo w. Gillian,
DR. James H. Conway. Peyton Johnston
NH 28.--4t*
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W. A Card ~ nm still n candidate for
the office of CITY SERGEANT. and most respect.
fully solicit the SURFACES of my fellow citizens
NH i2-u THOMAS u. DUDLEY
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By Richard CauthOr,

E By Richard Cauth0rr.
TOBACCO PRESSES AT AUCTION
l. On FRIDAY. Sd day of April, at 10 O'Clock. At
my store will sell at auction, for cash. Tobacco
Presses with framing, bolts, screws. blocks bands.
&c, complete. r. CAUTHORN
ap1 Auctiopeey
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xosr IL the vctcrs Of the City Of Rich.
~ CRY an am ssndids.e for rs-slsston 70 the once
.n,,c;t var 1 r. MEAsURER, and respectfully
NH 6-1m "e vnSr ra eecsone
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DURSUANT 20 the provisions Of a Decree
Of the CT wit Court Of denricG, made on the ID
day Of March, 1887 In the suit Of Engelkinss exc.
cutrix W. Eng ting, the underdgned who 10 there
by appointed ommissioner for the purpose, will
proceed, the 18th OF March, 1857 the premises
at O'Clock. p "a to sell Eight Acres of the Land OF
which the late Henry Engelking died seized, lying
on the Brook Plank Road about three-quarters OF q
mile from Bacon Quarter Branch, being the North.
ern portion Of the said Engekngs tract fronting
ssio rlsnk koad and running back In parallel lines
the depth of said tract.
TERMS The purchaser viii have the right, at his
own option, to retain $500 OF the purchase moIev,
until February, 1850; or to pay the same upon the
term: On which the balance il to be paid viz: one
fourth cash, the remainder at and IL moni hs with
nte from the day Of sale, giving gotisble notes
for the deferred payment.
w. W. CRUMP, Com'r
In consequence of the inclemency Of the weather
the above was postponed to SATURDAY, April 4,
1851, at ~ O'Clock, P. H..
Sale conducted by GoDDIN AppERsoN, Auc.
tipneeIs NH 81
sold, the small Farm sw occupied by Mr. Thomas
M. Granger, on the Brooke Plank road about 2.
miles above Richmond, adjoining the farm Of Mr.
Jno. A. Parker, containing IL acres, we'll enclosed,
having on it an excellent framed Dwelling
with rooms, we'll of good water in the yard The
neishbo1hood il good and the place is remarkably
healthy.
TEKMs-One-fourth cash; balsres at T. and 70
months for negotiable notes, interes added proper
ty secured. The purchaser to pay taxes for 1857.
mhS6 GnDDlN APPFRSON, Auets.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFriCr.

49, lne yetcrs 81 tho City Or Mich.
ssss g. ~. resgsetia announces myself . essdi
soc,s ~, suv omce o. city GRAIN MEAoURR and
"a W-dtae- klOhAkD h. KIMBROuaH
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U For City Grain III easurer. II am again
candidate for the above office, having filled it for
four years. trust with satisfaction to those I'D
had to shall be grateful for The besowal of
it on me ssa'n at this ensuing municipal election
NH Si-dtde* L. III, LICK.
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q To the Voters of the City Of Rich.
MoND Il am candidate for the office of HIGH
CONSTABLE, and respectfully solicit your votes
at the April election.
NH 5-dtde* WIN. B. GAINES.
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= At a Meeting OF the Council of the
City of Richmond, held on Monday the 9th day of
March, 1857, the following person, were appointed
Commissioners and Conductors for the Oh srter Eec.
tons to be held On Wednesday, the lst day of April
In the present year, and the following places dess-
mated for holding said Elections, viz:
FOR JEFFERSON WARD.
Commissioaers-Joseph Brummell, C. B. Hill, Ed.
A. smith. George L. Sadter and Patrick Fl. Butler.
Coaductor-Reuben T. Seal.
Place of holding Electiona-Hsll over the First
Market.
FOR MADISON WARD.
COmmssioners-Geo W. Gillian, W. w. Crump,
r. }. Smith, Geo. w. Randolph and Elisha Shopper
son.
COnductor-CsdmusC C. johnson.
Place of holding Electicns-City Hall.
FOR MONROE WARD.
Commissioners J. Evans, Lewis L. Barnes,
Daniel Truehsart James Thomas, Jr., and Thomas
BarhGm.
Conductor-Georgs w. H. Tyler.
Place of holding Elections--.Laeys shop, corn er
of Broad and Foushee streets.
Teste:
NH IS tide THOs. LAWSON, C. q. R.
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IF To the Voters Of the City of Rich
moHD.-I am candidate for the office of CITY SER
GEANT, and respectfully solicit you suffrage, st the
next April election.
ia It's THOMAS w. BOSWELL
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" Fer City Sergeaut.--The subscribe
respectfully announces himself Candidate for the
ofSce of CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing election,
ard will be thankful for the support OF the voters OF
the city. HENRY w QUARLEs
Ia I--dta
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~ To the Voters of the City of Rich.
MosD.-l am cas- didate for the office of CITY
GAUGER, and respectfully solicit your SURFACES al
the next April election. SAMPSON JONES.
Re did
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u To the Voters Of the City OF Rich
MoNo.-Thapkful for past fsvors, 1 again offer N.Y.
self q candidate for the Office of CITY COLLEC-
TOR JULIUS A. HOBSON.
NH 7---dtde*
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wTo the Voters of the City of Richmond.
respectfully announce myself candidate for re-
election to the office of CITY SERGEANT. As
there many candidates in the field who wap,
the office, all that ask 10 fair field, open am
free fight.
MARTIN MEREDITH LiPBCOkB
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IT, To the Voters of the city of Rich.
MoND-l very respectfully announce myself can
didate for reelection to the office of CITY ASSES
SOR. d M MINER
NH g. .ts
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L,UhTUNh TnLLlNG,
L BY PROFESSOR JACKSON,

Professor J. bega leave to offer bis services to the
citizens of this place. that be has just arrived, and
feels confident that he give sBtre satisfaction 10
all those who wish to enquire into their past present
and future life.
He feels confident in saying that be will tell sny
married couple which of them will die first, or If
disturbances will arise between them TO cause them
20 Fart, and W hat shal be ths cause thereof
He can slso tell any lady or gentleman whether
they will be married not before thsy die; ii 80,
whether they will BIS happy not; and also tell any
lady or gentleman whether they are for each other
OF not. -a -
Prof JACKSON begs leave to state that To will
he unable to remain any great length Of time, and it
will be best for thoss who wish to consult him, to do
10 at oncs
Office hears from in the morning until 8 In the
evening.
LIST OF PRICES:
By Pslmistry. ......-......,.'.....'.Sc Gu.
BY Cards.. ......,...."............'oo cts.
LIZ. E.au.Q afr ank
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AUCrsON AAAAe
FUTURE DAYS.
ny Tayisr & Williams.

~ A0ys0r q WITHHELD
VALQAn = PLAsTER AND CORN
!. 1lLLa LUMP pLAsTER LEASE Oh LOT,
-, &C AT AUCT1ON.-To close the Affairs Of the
nrm % Ella Peers, win sell, 1t auction on
IN. mnDnsDAY, sth Of April, 1857, q u O'Clock H.,
SR0n me premises. the vaiusble Plaster and Corn
Nils With Essine Of IS Horse Power and eli ne.
s 80 msehihery attached now ON the Dock. Also,
.ne bnildinss and the Lease of ground upou which
tnsy sssnd running for 10 years. from the Ist Janua-
ros, The lot fronts 80 feet the South side of
i, The Mil and Machinery are nearly new, and Of
.ne pest make, having been put up last FAN, ct
10 az enserprisins man this il mos. exeell.nt op-
portuoity to engage in safe and profitable busn -
which may be extended to almost any smount.
surther particulars will be furnished on inquiry.
ALSO about 80 tons Lump Plaster.
Railway extending from Haxalps Mill to the
Canal, snd2 Cars.
And, also. all other articles not previously sold
TERMs-For the Mill, one-fourtb cash; balance at
o, and 10 months, for notes, with interest added
satisfaetoriy endorsed and secured BY trust decd;
Ior her articles sums under 100 cash; that amount
and over, months credit. for approved notes with
interest added. THOMAS w. PEERS
Surviving partner of ELLIS PEERS.
hurf
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WILLIAM WATTS.

80 rG - Voters OF the CITY Of Rich.
Mp.a1,p am candidate for the oilics Of GRXiN
:. snd reseeetfnlly solicit your sursass
fe q -dtdef wyrrr.u ,