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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15

- ~ fpf agatHstN ~ iht =. .9.i
.,Iacob Rarlck and Fra nciss his Wife, and others.
yTyH said jacob Rarfcls na Rraucs, his wife, anu
theif unknown ehil ldre W ID are allDon-tesldents
Of tA STATE OF ohio, ttouhkh 6nchildrep Of Rebee-
ca Domer lats Rebecoa MsehIn;gAnd John Black.
whose residen nnknoyu; VII here W lake notice
that Samuel Jackson Adm ntstThtO
the win annexed of Peter Maehlin, q
saia county ,hs this day hled ID the, Geurt opmo
agniust the slid IaHNesiaeut and .unk kn6wD deiSn.
danis and othets, Of tho legatees o. satd laa Win
praying for an ordet Of 6SItt6 sel The farm which
ihe ead Peter Machlln lived N his life tpe IN ac
Construction of said Wiil Tho said, above, mined
defsndauh Will thsrefore hereby take nose, ,thAtan
less they sha appear att the May Term 1850, ot aAe
Court tobe holden on the 7th day or May next, ald
plead, answer demnr 70 said petition. decree Will
20 againSt them accordingly, ....... ..,l.,.~
Fairfield County Common Pleas.
p. VAN TRUMP, Attorney.
February 81, leG0-0w43 pfs491
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15
The shdsemmaser,s Strike at the East.

A ~ %
The journeymen shoemakers of Eastern
Massscbusetts.as we have before mentioned,
have for some time been dissatisfied with
the prices they have received, & few days
ago the worbmer at lynn gave notice that
unless a change for the better was made,
they would quit work on the 2sd Of Feb,
rusry. Their employers FefdSed to com
ply with their demands, and on the morn
ing Of the 9Sj, they made grand display
of their forces in the city Of Lynn, march
ing in procession with music a nd banieri
through the principal streets, to the mum
Der Of two thousand. Speeches were
made at different stopping places. and un
mistakable evidences given a determina'
ton to stand firm In The movement. A
mong the inscriptions on the banners, wa
the followinp;-- -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15

! EHARG bAsbs ron SALE, IS MILES from mil
\ ~ aaOiphigby RailToadi W tne STATE pfNsv Jersey.
Boil hnODs tho kssl cor agfcuitusa 81 Iposes Bel aga
good loan soil. Wis q clay boiton. The lasd u a
! large iaet divdsdtuto lmall farms and anareds
building, Ibe crops produced are large and can be
seen xrowingt TheeiImaiAls dsfiEhtfal apa sevrte
from frosis Fefiss ftom 3 To s2opsF acte ,psyabie
within fonr yearsby insielm sute 10, Fisil The plAes
leave Vine street NhATfat Philadaibkia ft75IiA.M
BY hailroad 10 ,hammontpn, pr address ri BYRHEs
by letter, Harmnn,on Pos Once, Atlantic county
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"As men we do this day unite -:
To pack our kits and strike for right,
Our price Is fair, ,,o.ur aim Isl ust, -
That You'll assist we hope and trust. -

"Asmen we do this day unite -:
t... To pack our kits and strk. for right,
Our price is far ,pour aim Isl ust, 49,
That you'll assist we hope and trust." >"
The following letter, addressed to Mr.
Isaac Newhall. is an indication Of the spir.
it that exists among portion Of the stri-
Eers. although some express The strougesl
disapprObstlOn Of such violent proceedings
,,"Lynn February the 16 1860.
81. Newbsll a
"as you are the father .ofall this misery
AID oppression IN the. Shoe Trade we take
this opportunity. to inform you that we
want you 10 fork over little Of your cash
say Eve. .bSpdrea dollars, to aid us along, as
you have made an independent fortune BY
tsking bread out o the mouths Of the pool
shoemaker's childrens to crafty your
own ayaricious disposilion.
"E~M,nd unless the money Is .foftb
coming your property is in Jeopardy; q
hint to tie wise ought to be sufficient
Nothing will deter US from carrying ohl
our purpose. This depression whick you
are the sole cause Of making desperate
men. We will give you one week TO Dc
this in, and il you DONE come to, the
scratch in that time. woe bs unto you and
yours. "Signed by my hand !.
~ "Diabooalous chief OF the fallen
Angels and King Of the Bottomless
u ."PITT"
"a .,U . t- i"'.1 r'
In Havsthih, there are about 6 900 per
sons engaged 10 the shoe business. OF
these, One-s.venth had Joined the move
nedt. At Nalick. tho strikers, 400 ia
number. paradsd the streets, made suthu.
siastic speeches. passed resolutions. DC
A similar decentralization occurred At Mar
blehesd. Dissatisfaction and dnsasihess
exist 10 many other places, gs3 (.
Three or four of the rioters at Lynn,
were arrested aud beld to ,ail in $4,000
each.
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Cenrt Of Com Pieas, Fairfield County, O.
Petition to sell RsSI Estate undsr WI, and for con
VS. a,---. .strpetiOA af tAs IEiH-F -re a ys5
Samuel JacksopT Amlnlsrator, ,dtb0ms non, with the
Will annexed ofPeter Machlin, deceased.
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VTNo ALL WANTING FARMS, SEE Advertisomen
il 10 IIammonton Lands.
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nERsoNs WANTING CHANCE OF CLIMATE
n FOR, HEsAIT Ht sec aiiSe nisemeIt Of HanInlon-
an Land I IN another column, tf HFt "a 81
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Died
b DIED.
':., T: 9S fs; L 's ;ss SCI

+ DIED,
9: wisst sz i;; s'; Ct: SCI
Is 81 81. al. place from =. residence
Rockets. on Thursday, 3sih inst Her friend: and
the friends RI tho family are invited 70 a"end
n New York papers will please copy.
NfPss'isI e s$:s
The funeral win take pisee from the Msthodiss
oee re fsnd. on and
respectfully invited to attend. WITHOUT iuF'"s' ~"
IA Bait more and Petersburg papers COPY
On Monday, the I'D inst. Mrs. JULIA NJ, wife
Of DR.. Robert H. CabelI, in the 6ist year OF her
The friends Of the family rsspeetf@lhy Invited
Thursday. 18th inst , at II O'Clock NJ.
Or MONDAY 2a inst Mr. ImLlA ! MAiG n Che tse
.xty ysar Of her sse ns WIS the daughter lug
only sister Of Mrs Gen Scott. she was 2 lady 81
very uncomm"n Accomplishments, anu ot N.Y." W.
has been LONG known to the public az an author Of
merit, both in prose and verse ana had coInposea
gSg ., ds Ss hss
| few persons of her sex who were more wlde'y or
kn:wn n this G taae
ton and gave it full play in acts Of charity and
bene6cenee. Blessed with ample means: she freely
ject, ministeTing to the wants Of the poor ana un
happy. To this she was prompted not less by a
sense Of duty than BY = disposition natnral, com
passionate. and nltogether incapable OF witnessing
or even hearing Of wre:chedness. without at.empt
ing to relieve it. She was the very embodim sn
OF sincerity. the very exemplar 81 truth she
never affected what she did not feel. and never
pretended to be what she knew she was not
Honesty, candOr and veracity were the Qualities
which she valued most highly In others, and which
she most carefully cultivated herself. IL IS not
often that we are called upon to record the death
of a person possessing many virtues and so
many accom- pIshments.
At Powhatan Court House. on Sunday. the I'D
INST, ALICE MAY. second daughter OF Thomas
F.. and Mary A. Talbot, aged months and IL
days
Now is my little Alice gone,
The one 80 dearly love.
Whom | never shall see more,
Until we meet IN Heaven above;
Farewell little Alice.
We lay thee In the silent tomb,
Sweet blossom of a day:
We Just began to view thy bloom,
And thou art called away.
Weep not for me. Ey parents dear,
| have gone to rest, you need not lear;
My stay was short, rs you may see,
Therefore prepare to follow me
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RICHMOND, April 81, 1860
To Messrs. Wyndham Robertson, Kent, Paine i
Co; Fleming Griffin, J. X. Tucker, JOS Allen,
Arthur A. MOrson. and Others
GENrLRMRN:-Ih have received yours of this day
requesting me to permit my name to he presented
to the voters of the city. fill the ce Of judge
Fl the Hastings Court of the city If Richmond
The Importance of that office to the people of
Richmond. and the responsibility which will bear
upon the man who fills it, cannot be too highly ap-
pIeclated either BY the public or himself And
whilst cannot decline the honor or the trust, if
the people Of RichMond shall be pleased to COME
them upon me, cannot but be conscious that you r
estimate OF my fitness tor the place must find its
pacty. All can say is that if elected to the Of
nee. shall endeavOr to answer your expectations
rs to my fidelity to the trust committed to me.
Be assured that | shall ever retain a grateful
sense Of the kind and complimentary terms in
which You ex press yourselves toward me.
With respect. yours,
ap a-N PEACHT r. GRATTAN
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ma COOP News FOR THE DEAF.-It will be seen
from the following certificate, that DR.. EALING,
o ws
here yester day, who had suffered for several ears
from deafness. The cause Of deafness. being
without the slightest pain. Such astonishing skill
rarely to be met with, and 1t is only from long
experience and superior surgical attanmentS that
such efficiency can 10 attained. Read the eertiti-
cate:
From Ate1. H. Saxds, Esq, Attorney at Lap,
Richmond
DR.. EALING has operated on my right ear. remov-
ing, without PAIN cellular polyrxs. bear will
ing testimony to his skill in the operation. MY
hearing has been sreatiy inpy0red. | have no
reason to doubt of q complete restoration hear
ing. ALEX. II. SANDS.
Richmond, April Is, 1860.
NUMEROUS TESTIMONIALS, similar to the above,
can 10 seen by fav0ring DR.. EALING with a call,
At his consulting rooms, lSS Nam street, . few
doors above the Post Office.
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wA1nR.,.

MANTES1s.A slTfATloj ss CLERK. in
lad .s!s: s ,ssS 81 s.sao: & !. S::is.::. 3;
sen % % zinc and g :usas ). T.: ia. and
4: s's :: :1s|s: :iis T;'' small
l.11. : kAS siT;S:' a. ,s' .
s.s .: ssssssy s.ss.s ssa -:
.1s;;:: iT"'d''''' b, ss: 6ss sssSasa
WAaMMIIED..A .itu.tion in family. a. SEAM:
kinds OF Family Sewing. Call ut this Office.
WANTED-Axo good HOKsk-sHOkR. For such
Ami, =; :, competent; liberal xs; H 3 ysd
N spN@a. INV JAS Eun nI.n Wosi,.
w inheritance co3KiNti and w%safN Ga0
Apply q. a. 4; rowELLs. Rockets. second door
WANTED COACH PAINTERS AND
R Eks and two RNhASksH u HELP
ap 2s-st 10th st, between Main and Cay.
WANTED-A competent HACK DRIVER. for
w the . balance o, the year: For one that can
applyJ "a liberal price viii be e"idiipsconar
aps-ts % ST. between n B heas. and G,ss.
wv 4 n
w bringiny coed references from bis last place,
and YOUNG MAN, to learn tho buslv ess-one
hear OF a good situation by .'s%!IMsPs s +
ap 81. Mancheater Bakery.
WAaNTED;;.Por the Roanoks Red g. s S,s
SERVAN fS. None but the best need apply Ap
ply inmeda;ely to EDw. d. kAcHo.
WANTED..TO nIRE-By the LIST of May. an
w experienced NURSE. without encumbrancs.
who can come well recommended; IN, m,ddIsc ased
rl AnRRy Sd aao! sSdys En-
WANTED-STORE--On Main street, between
w 18th and l4th SITS. A liberal rent will be given
tor good location. Inquire at Dispatch Ofhce.
Possession wanted rs soon rs possible
WANTED.-Iw wish to purchase a good COOK.
such az" %NTos g NsS sSSa FALCON"
w BOARD in private fsmiI'. with It'll pleasant
room ana in . pleasant locality; address: :::E: a.
H." immediately. Box HA, p. u. ap19-ts
~zshEs .as rH HsfA s"s Ii. csSx
of the year, OF y the month. Apply at residence
corner LIST and c5'W E. b g 10Th st..
apH-ts Between Main and rankin.
WANTED-.NEGRo.- want TO purchase a
w NEGRO MAN. who has had experience in
taking care Of and driving horses and also IN gar
Jected to-. He must he sober and honest. Such
one would lind u very comfortable home. Address
Box S.. Stanton, Va. ap 13-lNH
VHTANTED--A good OPERATOR on Wheeler
w Il Wilson's Sewing Machine.
ap lots CHILES t. CHENERY.
MANIFESTATIONS to bear IN mind that
W KINGS rs the place TO get their LIGHT CAS-
81 ES secured and pressed. to look like news
Go to KINGS and see his work.
ap3-lm 10th st., between Main and Cary.
w ANTE D-IMMEDlATELY.- 30 first rate
w ANTI LII A MAKERS. None but good
hands need apply.
GlNTER, ALVEY l. ARENTS,
ap2-ts Corner of Main and 18th streets.
WANTED-2.OOO dOz. Champagne BOTTLES
w wanted by DUDLEY l. CO.,
NH l3-ts " Main st.
Neutrality-suspicious. to know that have
~ c3mmenced the man9factHre Of TRUNKS,
street, Richmond, where they can find a beautiful
assortment Of Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags,
of every style, at prices as low as thev can be
bought in the Northern cities. both at wholesale
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made to
order. at the shortest notice.
de 28-6m JAMES KNOTS.
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= PHILHARMONIC

PHILHARMONIC ASSOCIA.
49, TION.-Rehearsal will he he'd on this
(THURSDAY) night. at 8 O'Clock. A full and
punct"al attendance is particularly requested.
BY order. HENRY HARVEY.
ap 26-lt* Secy.
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CARD.-Having learned that a report
V>Ga has been put in circulation by some one
designing to injure me, that had withdrawn from
the canvass as a CANDIDATE FOR THE SHEER
IFFALTY Il deem it proper to say that have never
vet Thought of such n course, much less to speak
of it. And now asaIn. assure my friends that my
prospects are highly tattering. | rave not had the
time 10 see the people al their homes rs much as !
wished to do but will here reasSure them that
will remain a trouble to my opponents until sunset
of the dav of the election.
All I ask Is, that the voters vii! examine our rela
tive claims to the office. as we'll for our qualihca-
tions as otherwise; dscOuntenance mOneved in
fnences. twhi, am told to he put IN action
even to a greater extent than heretofore > give
clear and dlspassionate decision at the ballot box,
by voting for the candidate most entitled to their
support, and shall have no fears of success dis
like the Office of q beggar. but necessity knows no
law. In this case allow me most earnestly to so,
licit active vigilance from now until the eve Of
the election on the part of my friends. The only
compensation ask. in return for past favors or
services rendered to the people. is an expression
Of their appreciation by amajorlty Of their votes;
nnanim OnS. u possible. Such manifestation would
he more gratifying than the emOluments OF the Of
fee. The vote of the most humble will he esteem
ed as highly as that of the President. BY
ap3-3t* JACOB s. ATLEE.
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THk Bcsr AND cHEAPxsr PHOTOGRAPHS
sno dreATl AMbrOty pos in the city are those made
Governor 2. All the various styles and sizes 81
sc1 , r. the hi.hsst sIyie Of the art al hours
colored in OIL. Asaarille, Pastell, ar Indls III.
r!,ce q cts.. " cts.. 9l-from that up to oI0O,
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AFlNx AsPARAGUs.-Ws are indebted to our
young friend, MIR. WARRINGTON JONES, OF Hano-
yer. Tor very large bunch Of az fne Asparagus Al
any one could wish. II his crop is equal 10 the
specimen .ent then old Hanover is hard to beat 10
the vegetable line. set..s 80.
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BOARDING.
SERVANTS FOR SALE.

49,
TOR SALE-Two NEGRO MEN, who have
L worked at the tobacco business. Apply ut Cary
Street Jail. ap2i-eod3t%
EOR SALE-To remain in this city, Woman
l. with two children. about two years, the
other about months old. The Woman is highly re-
commended q good cock and very superior
WASHER and IRONER. Sold for no fault. A
bargain may be had by immediate application to
COOKE L CLOSE.
Insurance and General Agents.
Office on 18th street, Exchange Hotel Building.
ap aft
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~ More New Goods.
Received this day
Beautiful seven aounced Berege Anglais ROBES;
Splendid ORGANDIES, just such as are now
worn IN PARIS:
Beautiful SILK POPLIN DRESSES. with MAN
TIES to match. made to our own order;
Berege Anglais ROBES, seven flounces SHAWLS
to match;
Argentine Cloth and Piria MANTLES, the latest
and only new thing:
MEDIUM SUITS, for ladies street and travelling
Dresses;
New style GLOVES. FANS, PARASOLS, and
many other novelties;
ap25-lw SAM'L M. PRICE < co.
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SUFFERING FOR MANKIND. The Norfolk
(Ea) Herald says that n trade in fresh fish is
springing mp between that city and New York.
The Virginia fishermen bring them to Norfolk
in the holds of their sloOps, and then slap
them alive and fluttering, into barrels par
TALLY filed with ice. They reach New York
the next day, frozen but fresh.
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Lstter Of AccsptAnce.

< n@sn u WsatlAAsluae, Va. ApsiA l7th. ~.
..GyArlsaIs s-Yoas hishly esteemsd tavor Of
"a lASn ieets pressl4k yO1r sincefe desire thai
d;ssS.a q Siecs4 p the c@gs ot ysdgs Tor shis
.sse g esne1sgahle poisiea 81 she rssidsnts It
~ nsu y elts, anoayss9 kom my life has heen
cst ~ !. g the lleaau!e Qf the leopiA Of Ne Cir
q ~ y ycns ehoice, shah eadeAvor q
tsear DrsfsrsUse. 4sd . 49, ~ ae.,eval 81
va ~"nsty 80 g ~ oWn e0na1ienoe. 's.fs 81 =
ap 6-1ta LES I'LL RKV Nm g
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Il GAS. GAs!.
We haSye on hand the most magnificent assort-
' CHANDELIERS. e
s.sa BRACKETS.
And al. other kinds Of GAS FIXTURES. eSIS *
of KEROSENE LAMPS. .9l-l--g IS
To which We ask an examination before making
GAS eaSi 'f FfTrfNa and PLUMBING,
PORTABLE GAS WORKS,
Put up IN any part Of ths cepasry;:,
apso-sm Iron Block. Governor street.
FOURTH ARRIVAL or NEW GOODS!
Beautiful style BoNNETs. vsry sAs.,. ION. a.
.;;.: =: :is, !: s:,,
A splendid line 81 Ladies ana Misses H. NTLElS,
81 shi'if as bS eoErxas :. Ma /, and =
ss:'' All a 2sssii Of s..u.s. ..,,..
HOOP SKIRTS Athalf the ususl pIles. -,
ohssS s1s rom. s.es:
's y oko JA02 .s 10 = "a: :ssa
TfkksSfhEMST S APsfE ssS 81 S S i .Sfss
hereby siyss a chance 70 learn the astel ao&4k
TANNING 81 aAsxi eas=k axxik tAs MssG! ssses.s Az
vac sfass e SECURE s:fisst ss2s!sess =. re
ssi is On Il. ssSss.sssS $50; ThlS nAf
and FRinAy nexs. - = VII t cs u 49, ~
:tss:: e =: - :: 81 ~ ssa = a.l
s.ss s.os.s!.s on 's'''oae' .2 I'll : fShaaNbrr.
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ma Great RnrGu ins In silks, and
NEW STYLES OF DRESS GOODS.
at the Cash Store Of PERKINS & CO,
No. 14l Eagle Square.
50 pieces Rich Dress SILKS at u, which cost
i ~ to import.
TWO founcsd Silk ROBES at SIS, worth $40,
and which were lately sold at that price.
tirenad ne ROBES at go worth 80; greatest
sacrifice in Bereg~ ROBES ever seen:
Large stock Of DUCAI.1; BEKEGES; AN
GLAIS, kOSALBUS and NEW FABRICS, for
Spring Dresses from l2.sc. mp.
Beautiful ORGANIZES AID Organd,e ROBES.
LAWNS and French JACONETS.
FOulard SILKS at 50 cts very cheap
80 pieces 4 4 colored French BRiLLIANTES
at va cts.
Fresh assortment of those cheap KID GLOVES
at IS cts,
Best English and American CAI.ICOES at lie.
New York Mills SHIFTING at IS cts
Best a. Blearhed COTTON at Cd. ever sold here,
for cash. lap 25-lOt PERKINS Il CO.
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IA Gas! Cas-! s.:!..We still have ON
hand most mag nIicent assortment Of CHANDE-
LIERS, PENDANTS, BRACKET rs. &c, which
house IN the CITY.
We are also prepared to do all kinds of Gas Fit
ting. Piping Houses, &c, IT The shortest notice,
by the best workmen, and at the lowest rates.
Work solicited either in town or country.
STEnBlNS a PULLEN. No. l0l Broad ct.
N B.-We are also prepared to put UP PORTA-
BILE GAS WORKS, either In town or country. at
short notice. tap2;-3tl 5. Il r.
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Republic" and the "Deciafal1On ofRlsdepend.
seuec," the better. The arga1aent Of II. CUsH-
ING has administered an eisetual quietns to
that most maievolent and stupid production,
endorsed by sixty eight members Of Congress,
Of which the Massachusetts orator says
" In all my reading and it il somewhat miscel. .
IaneousA little more than il ought TO he IN al
nv eadirgln any language. there exists no book
which comtnues auch infamous and abominAbie
atroc.ty Of doctrine with such erist,vely sally
end inconceivAby Aheurd absence Of all reason.
IL seems to mo. in rejecting ON that hr0k. that o.
every page 1t knashes is teeth At you !xe ny en-.
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ARRIVED,
schr Isle ct Pines. FFsuoh, Philadslphia, COAL
sehr. D, ". vaus IIas:A**; ;ish., NY, -four.
schs j. I. Wiilams. Curtis, N. Y, -four. ". b.
scSr. d. sawyer, saow, Boston, mass.. u. 4 w.
schr W. =. T.i,lsst. Pritohard, Baltimore. coal.
s sc h R"ass and Ready. Mason, light.
Schr Kadoah, Lewis. light
Kchr. Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore. feed. w.
D. CoiQuitt 4 Co. go
sohr Julia Rich Nswtc n: Ja,ksonv.ile' Vi" FER
NV Yonk, April 2s:-Cl'd, schrs. NJ. Fleming,
wilmington, n G.; L.. A. Edwards. DO. April
a,Gld steamer Jame aS ss Mnn Richmond
HAVANA: April is.-Arr'd,sch Jno. Balch' Will
wEI;1S5; ,PTIl5 Ma1 ship F''ken'nrs'
" BsnMssm.v w April AT anchor of Imsum.
ship. Lsontne, nestjen; III kchmondpi ;o, Grill.
City e0 s;h.1Henry Buck. grimm: d.; Uncle
Joe. Pinkham, do. All before reported cleared.
M.s'ISA; March H.-cPd' bark Annie 'r"nt'
BosToS. April n-Arr'd; .chrs. Flying Fish and
PM A psLraiA,. April 2s;-;crd, schocnsrs Jno.
SsS%sss ksA. RssmSad City Of
BALTIMORE. April M.1aCrd, :ch5: VIM spesr
ALEXANDRIA, April A.-Arrd, schr. Pattie Mar
tin. from N c., with corn.
CHARLKsrON. April 23-Arr'd, sehr. Satilla. Ba-
ker, Norfolk. CID. schr Margaret Y DAVIS. Rob.
insOn Whining ton. N. C..
NORFOLK. April 24.-Arr'd, schooner Ashland,
Graves, Richmond.
BokDEAux. March 2s.-S'ld, ship Lone Star, Di-
ger, tor Norfolk.
TO PEACHY X. GRATTAN,
~ Esq undersigned, anxious to Sc
cure for the adminstrati"n Of the important iunc-
tons of the Judgesh IE4Or this city, the ser
vices Of one who would discharge them wisely,
faithfully and promptly. know none to whom the =
may look more confidently for such discharge of
| them than yourself Long witnesses of your laho-
rous habts-Of ycut temperate life--of your in
corruptbe ,ntesrity-of your public spirit-of
your eminent professional learning and abiityLof
your profound recognition of the sacredness OF the
! ws-of your stern devotion to duty--of your be-
nevoence of character: which would temper jus.
tice wi h mercy. but always within the limits of
law: and acknowledgment. too. of your long
faithful and valuable services IN our City Council,
we, your neixhbors. friends. and fellow citizens
earnestly desire that you should fill the office in
question. and cordially ask to he allowed to use
a q candidate for fha Judye Of the
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