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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19

Offended Dignity-John l.. Day free peoro
charged with feloniously assaulting and beat
ing no. Jordan, negro, and knoc king on I two
OF MS teeth with stone, made his appearances
peloIe me mayor last Saturday. The evidence
showed that Day took umbraee at Jordan,s
passing between him and a black damsel called
Jane while they were in conversation. and
used hard words, whereupon Jordan invited
MIN mo the street, where his bread grinders
We're brought in contact with ground Ms-
cuit and fractured. As both were rather high
strung, they were ordered to the Valley 10
undergo leeehing process
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Honse Breokins.-At an early hour last Sat-
urday, the tobacco factory of Messrs. Baker,
Peasants q Frazier, near both street, was en-
tered by roh.ser, but before he could secure
his booty and escape, he was detected We
understand that a Mr. Hudson, who was in
the neighborhood of the factory, saw John
Oakley, slave TO Mrs. Julia Roy, and hired 10
Messrs. b., p. Il F., approach the building and
openinga n shutter to one of the windows in
the first story, mount upon it and ascend to a
second story window, through which he en-
tered the factory. Mr. Hudson, suspecting
that all was not right, sent off for Mr.. Frazier,
who, when he arrived, sent for Capt. Wilkin-
son and two of the night watch. When they
arrived, three of the party were stationed as
guard around the factory, and Mr.. Frazier and
one of the watchmen then entered the build
ing. As soon as the thief heard them he locked
the inner door, to prevent them from getting
to him, and then hurrying to the second story
jumped out the window nearest Goth street,
and ran Off Mr.. Hudson aud those with him
gave chase and after a long run. came up with
the robber, when he turned and threatened
death to any one who might lay hands upon
him; but disregarding this threat, he was
promptly captured and Gagged, and now awaits
an investigation before the Mayor.
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BA- Notice! Notice! TO "a
Farmers, Merchants, and all others vino fshaA
may buy ANYTHING in the way of SA D. fT4sEaN
DIES, HARNESS, &c, &c, at whole -
sale or retail. No. 1l6 Main street, the
place TO 90. The hest Saddles for the lowest
prices. Call soon and them. They are paI IL
cniar!y cheap, and We warrant them to give entire
satisfaction Repairing of every description neat
ly cheapy and promptly done at No. us Main st.,
third door below Governor st.
au io-lm l. w DENNIS
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- no TnE voTEKs OF ltE CITY

&C. OF RlCHA0Nn.--i hereby respectfully
n Doucce myself eant date for the off ee of A r
I4kNEI FOR TIE COMMON WEALTH. in the
circuit CuHTt q! tais city Hi3ch has lust been made
acsai by tBe esisuaitoss Of MARMApeKk JoaN~
son. Esq4 - ~, -, - =, ,,,x,x.,r
aG 3-lm* LiITLBTON IAIEW ELL.
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ay1 COUNTY, TWENTY MILES BELOW
-~A" r. acknowledgements 100 acres of LAND,
slruated in healthy location, miles south Of the
stage road. and from 2ts TO miles from the Rich
mond and York River Rallroad-with frame dwell
Ans and cuthouSes, and has 90 80 acres of clear
ed high land, u or II acres OF excellent meadow,
parity cieared} and the remainder in wood land,
suhctency to support the place,l with spnng
OF excellent water and mari bank on the premises,
ami Is offered iur sale very accommodating
terms. Any person wishing to purchase can apply
to me near the premises, or 10 ED. NJ. MORGAN.
~ Geo. L. Thomas store, first door above Market
House. Main street, Richmond
So Pts JANE =. MORGAN. ExecutriN.
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Hastings Cosrt--No cases Of public interest
were disposed of In this Court ON Saturday
last. All misdemeanors not disposed Of were
continued until the next term.
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EA Mrs. j. A. Williams, VI. d.. offers her
services to those of her own sex. and TO children,
who may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention given 10 the management OF
female Diseases and displacements
Those wishing an interview at their residence,
can address Post Office, Box Si7.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4th and 5th streets,
Richmond, Va. au I'm
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Bad Walkways-The ordinance copcarr;nr
the police, declares that day police Officer
and lieutenant of the night watch shall re
side in each of the wards of the city; and il
Iurther provides, that each Of the officers
(day or night) shall, when in his opinion re.
pairs are required, without delay, report the
same, II they be required to a street or public
alley, to the Superintendent Of Streets. Will
the oiiicers bear this in mind in making the
rounds OF the city, and thus aid in securing
good carriage-ways and sidewalks The same
ordinance imposes fine of S2U on any person
who shall resist the police, day or night In the
oischarge OF their duties, aud subjects any
person TO a fine of not less than five nor mora
than twenty dollars who may refuse to aid the
their duties. 90 Va
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~ } l.. Appersen, &, D. She'll A. hudson
crane, John b Merton, John w Davies, August
Scaad, Joseph DceianseF 4. Mayr, c. Wesldsfa
eer. f. 5. McEtroy. 7, T, Cramp, Jno w. Card
vel. 4. d. Williams. Albert l.. West, and others
rKxTLgNES In reply to your request, that
peFWE my name 90 I've annoNleed as a candl-
1s.c los the Office os con- MON NEALTH'S AT
u kNfG for the Cifcult Court of the City, have
o. ssy tssst. approaching yoaF Kindness. accede
tie request and, If elected 10 the office, will dis
ra3fie SIS daises to the best of my Judgment and
ability. Yours, &c,
N. A. sTUDIRvANT.
Richmond, Aug 3eth 1881 g-ts
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GsfAie Tsmpl.--Ths fron tsmple ceds9sd ~
Gov. Wise to enclose the grave Of Prest6ent
James Monroe, At Holly wood Cemetery n
being put together, and promises 70 - Deat
ana handsome. The base II ten leet long and
cd with tracery work. and nanked ON the 1our
corners by columns bearing pianacles. The
siaes and ends Of the Temple are per1orated
Win gothic windows, and otherwise orns-
inentea with tracery work. The whole II
surmounted by gallery and perforated
auHe, Wrought in novel manner and being
twenty feet from the base As soon q me
workmen nave completed their labors, which
zens can then visit itand form an optpiof, Of
IT'S appropriateness Standing upon high
elevation in the west corner Of Hollvwoo1.
upon spot commanding the most heautiful
view OF q portion OF this city anil the land-
scape below Rockets, on both sides OF the
river, IT Will be much admired for its neatncss
and implicitly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19

A- Licorice, in Mass and Stick, Of the best
quality.
GUM ARABIC lgenuinel, for Tobacconists.
TONG UA BEANS-AngastuTa Black and Crys-
talized.
OLIVE OIL, in glass, of new crop. In store and
for sale low by J. PITFIELD GEORGE
In NJ. Blair and Co.'s Building, Corner
my l-6m 18th and Cary gts
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That Defscfed.-On Friday night last. Fred.
eriek Reinhardt. while on visit to friend in
Screamersville, accidentally dropped his pock
et-book, containing number Of bank notes
ana two pieces of gold. A negro girl named
Elizabeth. slave to William Hickbrit dis
covered g. the pocket-book and Knowing very
nttie OF the value Of money. helped herself To
ohe .hS 80 gold piece and one $40 gold piece, and
aash cropped the wallet, leaving q &Ja bank
n9.e exposed. Surprising that she had taken
a nail collar and quarter, she attempted to
/, t'ss one OF them as such, and as soon as Mr..
t.ail ~ hisseo ms wallet, enquiry was made, the
ana Elizabeth was arrested and searched. and
the gold pieces recovered. She then sdm.tssd
Wnat she had done, and on being broueht be-
to the lash. -
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John Rudenste has been commissioned ns
surgeon, and Bennett w. Green as assistant
SURGEON In ths y. &. Navy.
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LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.

- W. II. HONLE,
Es>&s ATTORNEY AT LAW.
MANCHE~TER. VA,
Practices IN all the Courts of Chesterfield, C!ty oi
E.eHmond, Hennco, Powhatan, Amelia counties,
and iy Of Petersburg.
Particular attention gwen 10 the COLL ECIfUN
or CbAi his. and prompt returns made.
~ pihee on Mann street. opposite Town Hall.
IA uSi-diln
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-, LEE & pLEASANTs. ATToR

G,-sea NEYS AT LAW, Practice in the Courts
held N Richmond, Henrico, Goochland and Han
over.
As NHtarIes Public and Commissioners af Deeds,
&c. thrS are authorized 10 take Dispositions AfhGa-
vits, hckuowieds sInents of Deeds Powers of Attor-
rcy Bills of Sale, &C. 10 be used recorded in the
ergeTai States and Territories of the Union,
Office on nth St., Sd door from Main.
TnE I2-iy
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-, ra rHE pEorLE or RICH

ga N0Sn - A. alfs,adY announced 10 you,
sg5 vcfy respectfully candidate for the yacant ~.
tce of CON AOAWEAiIH'S y ATTORNEY IN
Gle Circatt Tonrt OF sour city, My course among
,.a for the last eighteen years must speak isr
p Sctf.
still candidate for practice IN all the Courts
q "a ~ sonF esty: prepare deeds and other writ
.rss II Al kinds: give oral advice and written
o. e Mons; collect and sacRfe claims. a8d dsraaTge
~. Office business ot ali sorts, and the duties ofa
NOTARY ptBAiC. Cor thls city and the coaat, Of
Bcu{ICo. Ina se-Imi B. B. MINOR
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-, pARKE pniNnExTER. Arrn

,a-a~s PARkE POiNDExTER. ATTOR-
Sc NEY AT Law, RICHMOND, VA, will
practice 10 tse city ot Richmond and in the coun-
les of Chesterfield, Powlat2n and Amelia.
h.Ofce n Lises Building, corner of Main and
I4tu streets, Sc 2}-ly
80 Or. W. VI. HAMMOND,
E>G.. LATE OF BALTIMORE CITY
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE on oth street, be-
tween Grace and Franklin streets. Jy l3-3m*
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,w1rn1r -Almond r. Richardson =

SwINDLE.-Aimond L. Richardson, of the
firm of Clark, Richardson IL Co., committed
suicide in st. Louis on the I'd inst, by taking
laudanum. The reasons given are, that the
firm, not making as many sales as they had
anticipated, were recently in very tight
place, and TO relieve them Richardson raised
money TO the amount of 81, ,000, hoping to pay
them before the forgery was discovered but,
being detected, he destroyed himself rather
than meet the emergency.
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FRoN HAYTI-Dates from Hayti are TO the
Sth insf by the brig Baltimore. Among her
passengers are Gen. GuirFere Prophite, ex-
Minister Of the Inserior of Hayti. The
daughter Of President Geffrskfd was shot Aaad
white sitting In her fatherfs chair, from the
Palace Gardens, on the evening OF the ID Inst.
Thsse was great sxsitsmsnt IN eonssquenee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19

,,A To avoid having Sour ani Heavy
Srssd, use ssmpls's lnfallibis Baking Powder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19

CALIFORNIAN FESTIVAL IN NEW YORK
The Caledonian Club of New York held their
third annual meeting at jones' wood, on
Thursday, for the purpose of competing In the
athletic games peculiar to Scotland. The
members of the Club, numbering about 200
are all SEQ .chmen, or the sons of Scotchmen
and We're dressed in Highland costume. Their
first exercise was 10 dance a Scotch reel, to
the music of bag pipes, and their bonnets and
kits and vari-colored plaids, amid the sylvan
surroundings, presented a picturesque scene.
The next was trial OF strength in throwing
heavy sledge- hammer, weighing D pounds,
after swinging it over the head. The Two who
won the prizes threw it 6S and 63 feet. The
prizes for throwing light hammer weighing
II pounds, were won by the two who threw it
Fl and ~ feet. Tossing the caba, q log of wood
IS feet in length, rext took place. A stone
weighing 2i pounds, placed in tie palm of the
hand, was thrown by ohe member 23k feet,
and 22K feet by another. The etAlie ealtKm or
broad sword dance consisted in dancing over
two broad-swords crossed on the ground so as
not TO touch the swords. The highest stand
ing jump was 10 feet; the longest running
Jump Is feet; TIE highest jump was feet S
inches; the best hop, skip and jump was 36h
feet; the best RAINING high jump was feet /
inch Dancing, hurdle racing and blindfold
barrow racing closed their national sports.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19

Horse Thief-In the early part of last week.
suspicious looking fellow came to this city,
riding a fine black horse, and processing to be
short of the "needful," offered him for sale for
fourth his value. He was at once sus-
pected of being thief but rs no one knew any
thing against him, and he rode about the
streets and appeared to try to conceal nothing
he at length found a customer, made a sale
and the new purchaser put the horse in the
Columbian stables. On Thursday last two gen-
tlenen arrived here from Albemarle, having
trailed the big black all the way from his sta
BILE, and the next morning discovered and Sc
cured the stolen animal. On Friday after
noon man answering to the description of
the horse thief, called at Mr.. p. F. Whites
stable, and after looking around at the sock,
left the premises. That night Mr.. Whites
stable was broken open, and horse, saddle
and two brides stolen. On Saturday diligent
enquiries were made for the missing man, and
the police having reason to sus pect that he had
gone in the direction ofLynchbuTg. telegraphed
there, SO as to have him stopped The thief i.
believed to be a graduate of the peniten tiary,
and if suspicion has fallen upon the right
man, he knows every cross road between here
and Campbell county, and will be hard to de-
tPet
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SSESR. \. HUDSON & T. DAWSON.

II n Y I 7 7
OFFICE No. POS VI sIS IT.
R.N.TIEnSQN will attend personally at the office
e,ere Wednesday snd Saturday. from 3 4. NJ
unti3 j. n. +. DAWSON may be found there at
All J2-Ym
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sa-s nESfRA EEAKMnfiol AIkEN. 4,

SoNTY ( ,N MILEs EsE HoETH r. tE 4E
FkEnERiCkSBUR RAILROAD, FOR SALE
or EACHANGE.-We are authorized BY Mr..
located IS above. adjoining the lands of Mrs.
Lownes aud others. IL contains laiacTes, of which
about half IL cleared, balance original srowth of
oak and pine The buildings on the place are all
new; consisting OF Dwelling with three rooms, a
Kitchen, Barns. Corn House. &c. TO effect Il
speedy sale, real estate In Richmond or young
groes viii be taken IN exchange. or il viii be sold
OIL long credit, bearing interest. Apply 10
Sc 3-2w 9ODDIN q APPERS0N, Aucts
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ma Kidney and Bladder Com pla ints.-The
newest and most important discovery for Kidney
Bladder Complaints, Urinary DISTINCTIONS, Leucer,
roh9a Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostration asd Debility of either sex, is HARTS-
H0RNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk, have soon
been relieved by this wonderful COMPOUND. IL is
prepared by Chemist, and is pronounced by medi-
cal men and those who have used it, TO be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles,
81; small bottles % cents; A fresh supply Just
ceived by FISHER K WINSTON, Druggists,
je l4-3m Main street, Richmond
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FREE NEGRoEs-A Norel DeciSioa.-A case
was tried in Nansemond county, Va, ,,last week,
affecting the rights of free negroes TO visit
free State and return to Nirginie, in which
novel decision was rendered. free colored
woman had been left some property in Penn
sylvania, and after going there to receive it, re-
turned to Virginia, relying on her coed char
aeter to shield her from prosecution The
Court gave the extraordinary decision, that
she should be permitted to remain. A CORES
pondent of the Petersburg Express says:
1t was denied that Pennsylvania was, in re-
atty, in the category of a on-slaveholding
State, (the onus of proof being thrown upon
the prosecution) and it was so decided, from
The fact that there yet remains in the State
small number Of old slaves not embraced by the
statute OF emancipation. The verdict learn,
caused considerable dissatisfaction among
some of our citizens, who deprecate it as a
pernicions precedent though sympathizing
with the woman on account of her industri-
Gus, harmless and thrifty habits. What
commentary upon the pseudo philanthropy of
our Northern neighbors Here is a negro
who has had ample opportunity to observe the
condition OF her race at the North, but pre-
fers 10 remain among the NEGRO drivers of
the South, even at the cost of her hard-earned
little earnings to obtain the privilege.
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ua Notice to Tobacco Nnuu,,c,vr.rs

mA- Notice to Tobacco Manufa cturers-.
The undersigned having made ARRANGEMENTS with
Mr.. GEORGE LINDSAY OF Petershnrg Va pro-
prietor of VIM. Cameron's PATENT HYDRA Ar
Lie AND RETAINING PRESS. are now nre
pared 20 manufacture them, and are getting up two
different sizes, which they viii guarantee tn ner
form to the entire satisfaction Of all who NAV IA yor
them with their orders,
au 29-lm TALBOT & BRO.
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hoRRIBLE MURDER Mr.. James Stewart.
OF the firm of w. 4 J. Stewart, foundrymen,
at Wheeling. Va, was found lying on the pave
ment In that city. thursday night, stabbed to
the heart. His brother Vim. Stewart was ar
rested for the horrible murder. The Wheeling
Intelligencer says:
Those who first discovered him supposed
that he had fallen and injured himself upon
the curb-stone. DIR. Bates was sent for and
on feeling the pulse, discoxered a small spot
of blood upon the shirt bosom, but no signs of
life. The Doctor tore open the shirt and dis
covered a wound about an inch long directly
opposite the heal |, evidently inflicted with n
knife. The body was carried into Mr. Stew
arts storehouse, which was near, and a cor
oner's jury was summoned.
The Coroners jury continued their hearing
of the case, on information being given that
person without was conyersant with the facts
that.led to the death of the deceased. This per-
son provedto be a man named Mercer, who was
brought in before the jury On being sworn he
seemed reluctant to tell what he knew but at
last, with considerable vehemenee. exclaimed.
BY Cd, gentlemen, I'm on my OATH Jim
Stewards dead, and Bill Stewart killed him.,
An instructive and involuntary shudder
thrilled the crowd present on hearing this
Immediately the officers were dispatched 10
VIM. Stewards residence, where he was found
in partial state of intoxication. He, on being
epprized by the officers OF tile notice Of their
errand, refused 10 go with tsgn, Isufz on their
further insisting on his accompanying them
he came along, saying nothing specially but
apparently in demure and half insensible
mood, the result, partially, no doubt, of his
in toxicated condition. When brought into the
presence of his murdered brother he seemed
TO give no particular indication o: any special
feeling about it, and it was hard to arrive at
any conclusion as to how he was affected
The general sentiment seemed to be that
William Stewart was the murderer, and with
out further particulars he Was taken to AL
derman Wright's office and from there com.
mitted to Jail. While in the Alderman's office
he sat TO one side of the crowd, apparently
wrapped in dreamy, non -committal sort of
a mood. He will have a further hearing to-
day, when it is expected that the full facts of
this most heinous crime will be clearly brought
out
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Rise Of Wafey.-The heavy rains Of Friday
ana Saturday have caused rapid rise in
James river and its tributaries east of the
mountains, and in all probability have caused
we have but meagre accounts Of its effects. In
1he req land district the rains must have been
muen heavier than known before for many
Of ,hs e,a,..k a. hsswick depot, in Albemarie, one
- = .uc cuiverts, over which the Central Rail-
road passes, was torn to pieces by the Hood
saanH a.l win II porfien of the rails, and a
snolt s. oIs ,ance above Charlottesville the road
sff,y and m.s,lea @ away for a distance of between
lay OF the trains. The Riyanna river n il
saiu, mas overffown its banks. and fears are
entertained that serious damage has teen f,one
~ Az .as az rene.ng aud crops along its lowlands
Oh early nour Saturday night the james
river, az THIS place, commenced q gradual rise
put hotnlng serious was entertained fro,, ~
Ihoeea, mere was SO little water on the har
and d' tha ins orkaown eonld not get to her wharf,
ana tne virginia did not leave port About
O'Clock Yesterday morning the water came
down with the velocity of n land slide ana
by O'Clock the Virginia got up steam. prepa-
tory to starting, but before she could wear
around, the food tore her ioose and hos, s,inr
her down stream, causing her to run full tiit
against the dredging boats at. Rockets bar
and break her loose, but without doing serious
damage to either vessel. The Virginia kent on
her way to Philadelphia, and the dredge-boa
was afterwards towed back TO this port by
Capt. Lampkin.
All O'Clock yesterday morning, the agents
OF the Baltimore and New York lines of steam-
ers, finding that their landings would be SUBJ
merged. and the merchandise upon them dam
aged, secured all the available force to be had.
and set to work moving it beyond danger BY
untiring exertions they saved everything un-
der their charge, just in time to see the water
take possession of their sheds.
During the day Messrs. Belvin, Gum and
other lumber merchants We're at work, remoy-
ing the piles of lumber that were in dan
ger OF being swept off; and at a late
bour In the afternoon, Messrs. Ludlam Il
watson, fearing an overflow of their base
ment were hosting their goods to the second
story. AT O'Clock the water had made its
way over most of the wharves ut Rockets.
and into Water and Dock streets. and as the
HOOD tide was then making, many persons be-
lleved that 1T would make its way into Rock
etts street, If it went no higher. AT 6 O'Clock
large quantities of drift wood We're fioatiug
by ne city, thereby indicating that the great
body OF the water from the mountains had not
entirely passed.
We noticed that the foundation or embank-
ment now being made by the Messrs. Haxail,
near their large mills, had been washing away
leaving little else than the bare walls. upon
which to re-commence operations, after the
flood has receded.
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- FOX saLE--A small FARM ofone hundred
ceres, one mile beyond the termination OF The
- meehaniesVitle Turnpike, about SIX and half
ihies Hoin hlchtaond, IN an excellent neighbor-
hsd ana in the immediate vicinity of one or more
chnfehss. The improvements consist of Dwell
Ing Win four rooais. and all necessary outbuiid-
lnss, all OF which are new. Also, an orchard OF
choice fruit trees.
IL will be sold for one fourth cash; the balance
on credit of one, two aud three years with inter
80 L. b. TH6Mxs.
Nt~a tee 1TeaA street, Richmead,
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ELECTION NOTICES.

D. OF RfcHMqND.~M AsMsprsy IoEs-
.aX, Esq hsv.es Eess,gned the Office Of CON MON.
WEALTHS hFtoaNkY, for the Cireeit Court
self candidate for said etkce
sc s-lrl' FRANKLIN THOMAS.