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HI. SHANKLIN

HAS removed his Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap
Ii Store under the Eidridge House. Sign OF
tie Golden Boot. 4 large stock of Goods just re-
eeiyed, and will be sold at low prieas- Inis-3t
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I WILL sell A No. l, four panel 2ft6x6ft6
i Doors at 81 each, and other doors and sash at
corresponding low figures. Call and see them.
INGLE BARKER.
Lawrence, June 5th, 1853.
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A LARGE Store House and Masonic Hall. at
n Big Springs, also five shares in Big Springs,
for sale low for cash. Big Springs is fifteen
miles west OF Lawrence, on the California Road,
and IL destined to be one OF the best towns In
Kansas STAFFORD d WOOD.
ma L7sraers and ESsEI EsS.TfS 41e7Is
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Canfian

A IL. PERSONS arc hereby cautioned sgainsl
n purchasing a note, drawn in favor et hassei
been paid, and for which held reeesrfs.
mar J. H. SIMMONS
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NOTICE.

1'HE Annual Meeting of the st. George Stock
L holders will be held at the Cont House in
that town, on the first Monday in June, le5s, for
the purpose of electing town officers for the year
ensuing.
All stockholders are desired to attend.
E. III. SQUIRES, Sec'y.
st. George, May -. lass. Jun. sit
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Misses z. NJ. & Il. L. saith

A NN0USCE to the people Of Lawrence and
IA vicinity that they are prepared to do Dress
and Shirt making. and all kinds Of plain Sewing
with neatneSS and dispatch. Are established
with FIRST CLASS Sewing Machine at the house
Of Jas. e. Sands. Winthrop street, Lawrence.
II Hov I'm.
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TIN ROOFING,

ME are now prepared 10 do tin roofing at short
v. notice Gattering, spouting and ali kinds of
JSbblng, promptly executed at the sign of the
Big Tea Kettle. INGI.E BARKER.
Lawrence, June 5th, 1853.
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III. Siunnson,
Peoria Cit.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Office MOI. MASSACHUSETTS,
~ street, Lawrence. Office hours a: ~ t.
D IT Dec. 1857 II
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a ABR0TYPE ANDPHOTUGkAfHIG I'll
II LERY. corner of Delaware and Seccaaels.
LeaFenBorth city. Kansas. All WORK e1esute
in the best possible manner.
LeayenHefth. Feb % S.
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Wanted.

Any sum of rnoneysfrou ESQ to ssffe. for
n three. sir nine or twelve months. Tor ul1les
Two per cent per month interest and the eest q
real estate seeurits will be given. 80 sore lana
warrants at go, received the sane as m0nel:
s. Y. WOOD, Real Estate Agent.
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TO the Farmers of Kansas,

I F you want Pillow. or any other Agricultu-
raj Implement, go straight to Barker's Hard
ware and Stove Store. where you will find any
thing that you may need on your farm at greatly
reduced prices. INGLE BARKER
Lawrence, June 5th, 1853
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WOUND CITY, Linn Co.., Kansas.

VIEN Shares. eight lots each, for sale in the
i above beautiful and fourishing Town. For
terms &c. address ". II. BARNES, Pres; Su-
gar Mound, Linn CO.. K. 7. Feb. eO-5m@
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SfraYeds
O. n. HERRINGTON,

IToI7SE. SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAIN
TER. GLAzIER and GR AIsER. No, 3 Aassa-
ehusetts street opposite the Post Once. Those
wishing good Sign, or their houses Painted
and Papered. at reasonable prices, VEL Ple1sss
lent that he can give entire satisfsction' Mixed
Paints for sale.
Lawrence May ], 1s5S.
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Ge,1IeUen. rake Nsfice lfs

THE largest and cheapest stock Of GESTLE-
j MEMS CLOTHING il 70 be found at DAL L.
TON Il O'DONNALL'S Seg StoEe. Csllau5rs
Buildings. Massachusetts, street.
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Ladies, Attention 50!

TJAVE you called at DALTON z OpOa-
HNEIf;S New Store, CaiIamore Buildings,
Massachusetts and Lawrence Streets. and exam.
ined their large eek Of BOOTS and ShlESI
If you have not. do 50 at once ana sou VIII taen
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Rlacksmifh.

THOMAS ROBINSON, respectfully spnoun-
-onnS;ng country that he has re opened the sscp
formerly s occupied b. Eldridge 4 Co. where be
intends carving on the above business in oil lts
branches. with neainess and pronps.ness;; n1 -
business, to command 9 liberal shsre OF patron
age. a. .lo-4-
est notice,
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Horses fer Sale

.OyE SPAN OF HORSES for sals For par
Ia1 Tsszts Z r.. sri, 70. is6s. ~
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NIONEKA ACADEMY.

THE second term of this Institution will
l. commence on the 29th of March, l65s, under
the. superintendent of Mrs. HULDAH A
GOODWIN, assisted b. Miss MOLLIE A. Nc
GRATH. A regular course IF instruction has
been commenced, and will be pursued in refer
ence to thorough classification in the different
branches.
JOHN q. WArrLEs, Esq, will continue his
weekly lectures on Philosophy and Mental Sci
ence. Miss SARAH q. WATTLEs will assist b.
teaching classes in German. and also b. giving
lessons on the (suitar
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A SMALL, ASSIGNMENT Of boots, caps, sud VIM
10 close the concern. O. WiLAARTh.
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City Drug Store,
IITOODwARD'S BLOCK. MAIN STREET
w Lawrence. Kansas. Aug is-u
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RATES OF TUITION.
Primary Branches, 50 90
Middle Glass, $50
Higher English Branches. 100
French, Italian, Spanish and Ger
man Languages, extra. each. 3 90
Music on Piano or Guitar, IL 60
Drawing, Painting in water eolors, 90
Ornamental needle work free of charge
Boarding can be had in the town and yieinit1
on reasonable terms. ANDREW Stalk,
Moneka. Linn Co., \. T, See. Es. Com
March 20, 1858. apr3tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-29

THE LANCASTER COUNTY lPA) IRAGEDY.--Ander.
son and Richards, the negroes who were arraign.
ed last week, before the Lancaster, Pa, Criminal
Court for the murder of Mrs. CARRIER and Mrs
Ream, were both found guilty Of murder In the
first degree, and sentenced TO be hung.
when called upon to say whether they had any
thing to say why sentence of death shonld net be
protesting their entire innocence. Richards, In
defence ofhimself wholly criminates Anderson, al
legng that his silence seeming acquiescence in
the murder, was compelled through fear OF the
threats made against him by Anderson; whilst
Anderson, averring his innocence, throws the
crime upon Richards.
Anderson concluded his statement by saying:
$50 help me God, gentlemen, am innocent Of
the murder of them poor women. They swore
about my cap being bloody, but there was no
blood on it, they ought TO have brought II here to
be shown TO the jury. There was blood on my
womess, but it got there frsm my nose, which had
been bleeding that afternoon. / am innocent,
gentlemen; bat sentence Of death must be
passed, am willing to go and snfer. But, gen.
tiemen of the Court, am innocent OF the mur-
der"
The Lancaster Express says:
sThe prisoners, on their way out, intimated that
these statements were made BY them IN the hope
that the denial OF their guilt might STILL IN some
way, benefit them; but now that they see there -
no chance Of escape from the penalty OF the law
they will make a full and true confession, % be
published for the benefit Of their families AFTER
their execution"
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Affairs I'm kin q n a m.
(coRREsPoSDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY prspArC

HARRIsoNBuRG, Va, Jan. q, 1858.
The most daring attempt at kidnapping have
ever heard OF. occurred in the neighborhood of OF
tobiDe, in this county, some days ago. man by
the name of IIottinger went upon the premises of
+. NJ. Ervine. Esq, picked up small negro boy,
and started off with him. lie was hotly pursued
when he ran into the woods, and made his escape
This is the second time he has attempted to kid
nap negros, and it is thought he has accomplices
in this Deighborhood.
Hottinger is about IS or 26 years old, stout
built, not feshy, but muscular. lie had on dark
close-bodied coat, drab gray pantaloons, and a
slouch hat. When last heard from, he was making
tracks towards Augusta county.
There ID considerable religious excitement In
this county at this time. The revival commenced
in the NJ. f. church, some three weeks since, is
still in progress There is also revival going on
in the u. L. church, South, under the manage ment
OF the Rev. Thomas Haynes. revival, conducted
by the United Brethren, is also in progress In
keZletown Many persons seeking "the pearl
OF great price" iu all these churches. The donin-
ion OF Satan is rapidly diminishing, and that of
Christ is taking its place.
MIR. Vim. Showalter has sold part of his farm
IA acres-at $I0per acre. Purchaser, Mr.. Emanuel
Roller. VALLEY.
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Letter from Amelia County.
OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH


AMELIA G. H., Va, Ja1. 26, 1855
After a long silence / again resume my pen, hay
ing given way to aber ones who have tired and
left our old county unhonored and unknown in
the columns of our "idte pet.' Many changes and
events of importance have transpired since my
last: Banks have suspended, strong firms have
been swept by the board; wheat, corn aud tobacco,
with many other of the great staples of the coun-
try, have in many Instances tumbled TO half of
their former prices, and yet by the providence of
God We have weathered the stormand the energies
Of our people seem not all impaired by all Of these
At hiring few weeks since negro men brought
from $50 to $3.50; women from SO to Si25 A
tract OF land near this place aud formerly owned
by the clerk of our county, sold recently for SIS
per acre. and AN old negro man some Gfty years old
aad deaf sold at our last court for $s45 90 cash.
This does not look like our people can say anything
about the suspension of the banks. What IL they
do suspend so they hare the rocks ia their pockets.
Post Master General Brown has removed our
pOstofice higher up town, and in a more central
location, aud appointed VIM. G. Pollard, P. NJ,
and John A. Wallace deputy, vice Sidney Bott, re-
moved. The Office will be kept in MIR. Wallaces
stere which will add greatly to the convenience
of those visiting the Office. IsGoG.
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Things in Norfolk.


CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DIsPlrcH
NORFOLK Jan. 81. 1858.
MessrF. Merwin & Moore. Auctioneers sold YES
terday at the Merchants Exchange. $1,000 State
Stock at 95{4, 500 City Scrip at 7015, 63 shares
City Gas Company Stock at 11015. a shares Ex-
change Bank Stock at 1929, and 6 do Farmers
Bank Stock at 102
The Old Dominion Lodge, No. s, of Portsmouth
l. .. q. f., reports that the following amounts
have been expended for relief since its organiza.
tion:
relief Of widow' of deceased members, si4,e5l 90
of Brothers not members OfLodss, ''i i9s 90 90
Buriai OF Brothers, 3,3l4 t3
Education Of Orphans 2,6oS 03
Total, $29,294 80
The whole amount of funds now in the Treasury
OF the Lodge, including the School Fund, is ST.
272 IL.
The ship Grey Eagle cleared at this port to-day,
for Rio de Janero.
The corn in the market Tuesday and to-day
amounted to $4,000 bushels, the whole of which
was purchased at 81 cents for white, and 60 for
yellow.
Flynn, who stabbed Kelly, in Portsmouth has
oeeh examined and remanded to await the sitting
OF the county court. The chief witnesses in the
case, were Mr.. Hughes, lin whose house the diff
Guilty eccurrei, and his niece, girl of fourteen
Inc staboing was clearly proved, and there seems
10 nave been little or proyucation to the offence
sallmaker Wm. Bennett aud Boatswaiu John
Mckinley have been ordered to the L. = steam
frigate Colorado.
Purser Dolon is said to be ordered to the same
ship.
Mine Host of the National Hotel has been re-
CALLING his patrons with fresh shad.
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BG. ARE YOU A SUFFERER

BS<so ARE YOU SUFFERER Are you
sour stomach indigestion torpidty OF the liver cos
tveness or loss Of appetts If NO. resort at once 10
rel we'd. Have you bad cold or do Won sufer with
cold teeti Then take BAKERS PREMIUM BIT.
ERa. and be permanently cured. Acting as they
10 upon the blood stomach aud bowels. no ordinary
disease OF the system can Withstand their assaults
but yield TO its invigorating powers and healh and
CheeriuneSs assume the steads of debility and low
st rits. Are you q dyspeptc, suSering the hourly
IL nents OF that dstressingly yexatious diseasey-
IFS in BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS YOU find
untalling panAceaone that has not yet failed TO
prOcuCe 4 cure. however long the consuming re-
may been burning Prepared in the most sci.
entih manner, from vegetable substances only these
B.TTERS without rival for diseases Of the sto.
nacE bowels and blood and when egularly used at
this Of the year, will prevent colds aud sore
threats, by toning up the system 10 its naturally
h al ny condition Let not the afflicted take word
ia recommendation Of this medicine, but try it for
thems Ives. thousands have done, aud become
converts to its priceless virtues.
For sale by all the prominent Drugghts in this CT
ty and elsewhere. Ja9-tf
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vExERaBLx CIEEGYxAS.--Parson 6reen, Of
Hsmpstead, l.. T., 10 the most venerable Clergyman
In tho United States, bsinz now ninety-nins years
old. When In his ssvenieenth year he Was sol
der in the revolutionary army, was engaged "
many OF the Important skirmishss OF the var. and
one Of the hollow square Of soldiers inside Of
which the Declaration Of Indspendesce sAs read
90 the 9Th Of July, ITO.
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bill has been introduced into the Tennessee
Legislature, authorizing the State Bank OF that
State to issue million Of dollars in post-notes,
payable twelve months after date.
Under the new code Of revenue laws Of the State
Of Mississippi, the tax on loaned money 10 twenty
cents every one hundred dollars or two dollars
on the thousand.
cd houses In Memphis, Tenn.
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BT~C. B. BARREr, formerly with
Messrs. Binford, Mayo Blair desires 20 return bis
sincere thanks TO his friends and aeqlaintances who
pa'roni1ed him NO kindly while there. and begs to
tninrm inner them that he IL located at Messrs
CHRISTIAN 4 LArHRof'S, where be viii be
happy To SEQ them, IN I,-dio,Sr,.i.s
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HYaESIAL NoxENcATErRa The following mar
riage notice appears in the Louisburg IN Co. Ea-
gle.
On the 21st Of Dec, by Rev. Jeremiah johnson.
Mr.. Wm. johnson formerly Of johnson county. to
Miss MilIy johnson, youngest daughter OF Jas
johnson.
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The Doc ORDIsAscE, now In force.
seems to give general satisfaction, nnsEnach - s
protects licensed dogs In their liberty. and dis
poses OF unlicensed ones In the most summary
manner. Those who own valuable dogs eazht 70
secure medals for them at once, and thus protect
them against the net. ssff -
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rey- Why suYryR WITH Rrrrv.r1sx

Neuralgia, 'iead Ache. Ear or Tooth Ache. or pain
10 any part OF the limbs bod y stomach or bowels
when you can be cured instantly with uARPS.
hokNE'S CGkE-ALLl 1t 10 fine tonic for weak
stonachs and bowels. giving chem tone aud strength
TO digest food thus curing Indigestion and Dvapsn-
sia let all who suffer buy bottle from PURCELL.
Ties 23 aud 50 cents. oc ia an,
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INpRovIsG.--We are pleased 10 learn
that Hon. DAVID q. REID Of N. c. who has been
confine to his room, In the Ballard Hotel foF
time, by serious indisposition, Is steady isprov-
ing aDd WILL In ali probability be sufficiently
covered TO leave the city In q short time.
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fEMALE PAuPER.--Catherine Gath
right ran away from the poor house last wsduss-
day, ens being IsmsIk.sy % fond q gin imbibsd so
wards Gagged. With the hope Of curing her Of her
love for bad liquor, the Mayor committed her 10
jail, yesterday In default Of bsi fvr hsr good be-
haliar.
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GATHERED TO HIS FATHERs.-0n yesterday morn
ing the Rev. A. Harmon, old aud welli know n
citizen, breaihed his last in this city. He has fill
ed number of offices within the gift of our eiti-
zens, and always with fidelity aud to the satisfsc-
tion of his constituents. He also served in the
war of 1872. Though regularly ordained minis
ter in the Baptist Church, he has not for long
time taken charge of any congregation, prefering
rather to give his services where they seemed most
needed. aud In unostentatious manner. In his
death We are reminded how rapidly generation is
passing away, whose pames have been linked with
the fortunes of our city. He leaves large family
who will receive the sympathy of an extensive
circle of friends
AA0tter.--We also hear that Mr. Henry Haupt
died on yesterday. lie WAS companion in arms
of Mr. Harmon and it seems not inappropriate that
they should fight together the last great battle
.Sirdandh Repabiicda, Jan. %.
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oRraox HILL eoniinuss 10 remain au

OREGON HILL Continues 70 remain an
isolated spot cut OF from the rest Of the city, be-
cause the Council will give its residents no tho
roughfare across the rayine. The tax collector.
however continues 10 ind bis way 10 every msn's
door, and the city is annually drawing on the peo.
pie for means 20 carry out other Improvements.
How long win this Injustice lasti
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sks~ SPECIAL NoTIcR, are sailing
Oh cur entire stock without regard to cot
LADIES' BAZAAR
ia IJ-d@w 11j Broad street
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LITTLE DONATION TO A PREacHEK.-Between 3
andi o'clock Saturday morning, the Rev. \. L. b.
Shsver, of the NJ. p. Church in Montgomery, Ala,
was awakened by the crying of child, and upon
opening the front door of his residence, found a
beautiful blue-eysd infant, about two months old,
which had been wrapped in blanket and left
there by some unknown hand, with the words
81 sm a stranger-take me in'-pinned TO tie
blanket. The Mail adds, s'we need hardly say that
the little innocent was taken in and cared for"
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The San Francisco Bulletin represents that there
is a great want of servant girls in California, and
recommends the girls out of employment in the
East to emigrate to the Golden State. 1t says that
house girls wages in San Francisco are $50 TO $35
per mouth, and cooks $40 to $f6.
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OBSCENE LAsGEAGR.--Bill and Dick,
slaves, in the service Of Jos q. Watts, were con-
yicted before the Mayor yesterday morning Of
using obscene language in the strses, and sea-
teueed 20 the lash. ss
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fisE AT cslcAso--A are eompsnceS Jnesdey
morning. la the iumber yard ofMessts Ho7 Ma
son. Chicago. which wss dcstroysd, Vim ~ 6ans
Holt & Masos loss tsa0O0 en uhtch lkers yss an
insurance ef $50 ecu The losp ef Ne sthss easia
inxs vii not sxcssd 3lo.oo0. sess4ss
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so LACE CApEs-Basques and Bridal
Neiis made to order; Stamped Collars for working
ia s-d2w LADIES' BAZAAR
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DrsEcnArIyd A GaAvn YAnD.--It h

DEsEcRATISG GRAvH YARD.-It il
said that for some weeks past party Of boys have
been in the habit OF assembling In the old church
yard, after school hours, to fight rock battles and
the graves, but break the flowers and shrubbery-
as II they were not placed there ~ mefnsntoes OF
the dead. The police have been on the alert for
these little chaps Tor several days, and intend TO
cage the whole tribe Of them, II they succeed In
caDturin1 than
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UxKIsD. Lloyd Fitchett Was held to
bail BY the Mayor yesterday morning, fsr ssssait
fng and beating his WIFE ~ as@
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DrAfH AT 4 CHARivAEf.--A party Of young mea
at Whitewater, Wisconsin. on the evening VI the
18th instant, inflicted .charisaris upon Richard
N. Pierce and wife. newly married couple. While
the horns and other instrumsats Of discord were
In fall bIaxt Pierce who exaspsrated at the af
tair, discharged rifle the party, instantly kill
ing = young man, q years Of age, named william
Hamilton. and slightiy wonpdjng one or two 9th
ers. Pierce, who h said 10 be . peaceable young
man, voluntarily gave himself up 70 ths authors
tfen. s-s-s =
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RATHER HUMBUGGIsH.--It Is announced that the
divorced wife of Omar pacha in to make her debu
shortly in Paris as cantatrice, and subsequently
visit the cities of the United States.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.


w. TO TIE VOTERS OF HESRIco
County Il take this method Of annon,c;ns, =, ..,s
candidate for the sheriffalty Of Henricgrsunty. at
IN May next aud If elected promise 70
us duties as the law drects / will trY and see Inc
ho.fs o. ths county before the day OF election and
~, ia t''e meantime refer all such as wish TO ascer.
.ih y. ,ay ntness for the Office TO my nsighbors and
70 70 Jphn s drcgory. Esq, John D. Young, Esq'. and
70 The Justices of henrico county $50
JaD-atde r. j. CARTER