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The Placer herald., 1860-03-17
Late From Arizona Americans Driven
from Mesilla.

The Overland mail arrived on Monday.
The intelligence from the Mesla Valley, in
the Gadsden purchase, is of an exciting char
acter serious difficulty had arisen be-
TWEEN the American and Mexican population,
which had :aready resulted in bloodshed, and
the driving from town of the American res
idents The position in which our correspond
ents, says the .Arizonian, are placed, has pre-
vented our receiving full particulars; but
from the passengers arrived, and the few let
ters seen, we gather the following facts as to
the cause of the present unfortunate con-
dition of affairs in that town; The Judge of
the Probate Court, A. Barila, a Mexican
elected at the late election, is the principal
instigator of the present difficulties. On the
2lst ult., contrary to law (no complaint
having been made or indictment found,) he
issued an order to shut up several houses be-
longing to Americans. G. II. Oury, ESQ,
Clerk of the Court, refused to carry it into
effect, and endeavored TO convince him of its
illegaity; but the only answer was REVIVAL
of the order.
The clerk having taken charge of the
books of the Court, the Judge armed party
of Mexicans, and an attempt was made to re-
cover their possession. The better class of
the Mexican population at first took sides
with the Americans, who unanimously ap-
proved of the course of the clerk. Each par
ty arming themselves, retreated to their
homes for defence. In the evening of the
same day an American was shot at. Several
persons hearing the report of the pistol fired
at the retreating Mexican, but unfortunately
missed him, killing a woman walking quietly
on the other side Of the Plaza At a late
hour, Mexican again fired at an American,
but missing his aim, was Immediately shot
down. Before morning, it is reported, three
others were killed; makeing five in ALL The
excitement increasing. the marshal sent word
to Fort fillmore of their danger, with a re-
quest for immediate aid Before the troops
arrived the Americans were obliged to leave
town, the number of the Mexicans increasing
momently, and they too weak to defend
themselves. The troops are now in Mesilla,
but not an American resident remains At
the loss of the killed the Mexicans are deeply
exasperated and rumor reaches us that an
attempt will be made to follow the Ameri-
cans to their retreat. They appear deter
Hl'neu y" revenge, anu, oe'hS largely III Ine
majority, the danger is indeed serious.
At last accounts, a number Of the citizens
of Ell Paso and the surrounding country were
on their way to MesIa; and, it is to be
hoped, may be able to bring about settle
ment of the difficulties now existing. We re-
gret to hear that the troops, SO much needed
in the eastern portion Of. the territory, are
under orders to proceed to the Navajo coun.
try. 1t is indispensably necessary that a
few should remain, in the present unfort-
unate state of affairs, and we hope the officer
in command will not move until order is
again restored.
How TO DETECT ADULTERATED QUIcKsIL-
The Placer herald., 1860-03-17

CHOICE LlouoRs.-Sherman Il Theilacker,
are Just in receipt Of a large stock of Liquors,
Wines, etc. which they are sure will com
mand the attention of retailers throughout
the country, on account Of their good quail
ity and low price Remember the stand, and
give them call-opposite the American
Hotel, Auburn.
The Placer herald., 1860-03-17
Foreign News.


By the steamers Arabia and Borussia
which arrived at New York on Saturday,
the 18th of February, we have foreign in
telligence to the 4th:
1t is now stated as appearing certain that
the annexation of Central Italy to Sardinia,
will be left to popular suffrage, and that
there will be mo foreign intervention, but
Italy for Italians" This, it is said, is the
policy of France and England.
A collision had taken place at Ancona be
tween the Papa chasseurs and artillerymen
on the one side, and the Swiss and gendar-
mes on the other.
The Mazzini party is said to be active at
Rome, and measures have been taken to
prevent any manifestations.
The discomfort in Hungary was on the
increase, and it was reported that Kossuth
had disappeared from London, giving rise
to the impression that he had gone to Hun
gary with revolutionary designs.
The Sacramento Unions latest dispatches
say tina: the Democratic State Convention of
Wisconsin instructed their delegates for
Douglas by a vote of G5 yeas, noes %.
Douglas delegates have been chosen to the
Charleston Convention from Baltimore.
A company has been organized at Leaven
worth, Kansas, to run an Express from that
place to California, by way of the Pixies
Peak mines.
The steamship Hungarian with all her
passengers and crew has been lost off Cape
Race.
A great Union meeting was held at New
York on the evening Of the 2lst February.
A fire occurred at Danville, Kentucky.
on the 22nd of February, by which so
buildings were destroyed Loss $25O,OOO.
ST. Louis, Feb. 24th-5, P. M.
The New York Herald's correspondent
says: The Senate Post Office Committee,
on Thursday morning. February 23d, con.
sdered the Overland Mail service, and were
maturing bill changing the entire postal
service, abolishing Isthmus service, and pro-
vlding for the establishment of daily Over
land Mail, starting at two different points.
lhe Committee meets to-day when the
whole subject will be disposed Of
The New York Heralds corresponds mt
says the Committee Of the Democratic eau.
The Placer herald., 1860-03-17

A CuRIos1rY.-Mr. Chas. Morrison has
brought us Turnip that is something of
curiosity. Before being paired it looked like
any other of the family, but upon taking the
rind off and halving it, cavity was found
inside which was filled with a growing turnip
top, as green as if it had grown on the top
of the vegetable. 1t was attached to the
upper part Of the turnip and had grown to-
ward the root OF It,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-10
CHINA, GLASS. 10.

THE PLACE fOR RARaATMe..
! SCHAAP 4 co.'s. corner Of Broad and ~
street, China and Glassware q the cSsspsst
dozen mp; Gobfets from % 50 dozen M: K.ros .c,
~, ~. Lamps from 7sc. piece up-aIi worth double
me money; Tea Sets and Dinner Sets far below
a n9ed ve must make room for them. Our stock 81
nsa cages and Children's Carriages surpasses
f. uInlsh.nx Goods such as Looking Glasses. Tes-
Lays C0nee and Tea Pots, of q fklnds 81 mefal
hoosanos OF other Articles in that line cali from
tncss IN want OF such goods will prove henekc,.i
purchasing at SCHAx p q M nSsS - "
Corner If Rrnad auI a -
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'4G6AGE CAEcKipEsD rHRoueu
Enginecr and SUIT n HI pT
d ma g 81 Be EAT ! $ Sogrr:: 1aea

H&kW WESTERN NAIL lOV.
RR1A1NTvlLLE RAiLKOAD.-CHANG;Hojp 81 sc ~
az TN and after SUNDAY. Jseusrys ~
Icy, the Mail and Passenger Tram On N. ~
u Leave Hlchmond. daily at "a. NJ, 70, Ju,sS.
!bsfkeviiic. Lynehbufg, Bristol, Kncxyils' i IN
G en- and 1s Atlanta Ga. chat,sncoss HsstS
semsry and Mobile, Ala and New 0r s"u,: A'~
Leave Richmond daily, (cxcept sunSs,, 4,
Danv1ile, Va, and Grsenboro', N. C.. atSI w
ana ac ssr;; Jsncf5en tBartsv!Ie| daily at NAx
Leave Danville daily, fexcept Suna.,s,usI
~ !; ana arrive IN Richmond Of 2. m.
O. The above trains connect both vsys With n.
Soatn-Slde Railroad trains to and from the Scu,a
west NJ the Junction. ana with the Virr,as ~.
trail: and Richmond, FTedericisLmSs ana po.s -
l na.is5cad trains. TO and from the NORTH Il la
!. ~ Throrgh Tickets sold. and bssxaes chs,l,
1snr9oxn TO tho above points; also. to he VrrIls
!. n For Through Tickets and furths, inlsr.+
|son. apply 81 the ticket once OF the RichmOsi q
OenYiie AAiiroad C0mpany, Richmond.
So0-O ALEX. WOkRALL. ewh
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oMEk CARRIAGES. CARRIAGEa...
=: @ Making Establishment, on LON Md All.
S 'sy p tsS Main ain ard Gary tls s9d !h
TIES, BAR0UCHES, BuGGfE6, With and WITH
"a. out tops. and SULKIE S-all Of his own nake. IF
tle e pest material and woTkmanship-ail OF Vhich
WI % sold 9 low a. good work Of the Kind en- -
n ~ ne s CITY Of Richmond, and respectfully ask
cMn IrGm tn0eo IN want Of any article n the Car
rage ilne ast am determined to make to order And
70 sei at the lowest prices possible ana ai VOL
cold that 10 new, warranted. ~ ""iA
fe 24-dsm MiCAJAH MANGuM.
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nElf2I0O COUNT.

rsfiS5 J sassIs455 eeiEKk s 81 sIcdFsyss
~ 8 .es re- ssss : s b s s:
q - pvessee isoanbenu One of rs pre-
eeae Mneseesnees = SeSeaoAee lof aAQkher oi!ice;
49, g uaksov1 to-. pes = MaGjsts1tes sre 20
H. e1esr. @ vSM sjsdaeiel &C.. Els yso1ef and
ikFpufk .. Diss!iet No ~ 1eave, siSfsfors. q
9gemt g The voters Of tie District 10 names 81
inc y. MAAAt6, and On. JOHN n SHEfPIRD.
1oer se1en0et whQ ere % locased - . mooe thc
:sao q re Dlserioe, ard whose eebeoity " be-
duties Of the Office, Thess ssntlemen Wlf6e sssi.
~ sss-2 ' MAnunvorERs.
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OFFICE al LII
$ iRsi y, !s$ sS|S||!A4Hs;

- Iate 4sfanxe ment, TIE lkbneos
East Tennessee and Virginia, East Tsnnsases e
Georgia, aad Memphis and charisstoa Ra!Is1e
NJ eneere9 into N axreemsnt to psse ~ a.
!esyectiye roads, 20 eako effect o. and Alter Nsse
bel Ut, l6oo. To = 80
70 Dereoss tsa%inG in Nsxross, ssl otheie -
sO4S oeoIs advsntAgeg Hnsufpassed y az -
49, xlehmOud aud DanvSlle RhilrQa1, pieanses
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Gls R go1sES;,S ;iESS S$5k1.slS Y
kk kso HI SEESH;T |;;;;;f +fokTxSf 70 IkzykSt
in1 tse gieas United States Mail. Tves ~
s1aasasy mxht sxce1ted! bstween Richmond, a
vVr n.ns " asnin1ton, Baltimore, Phndslpkia, "
TvsLt ~ ~ IMPORTANT points West, via Aessp
AZ. s., ana sfnlnston, oyer the Richmond, IN
sLlcks@rg q Potemao Railroad, TO The Fctass
~ .svss, - NILES, and b. splendid and comfefas
niles in seven hoprs; bsins oosnfortsSls ~ =
is2fly safe rate Of speed:
f foI55 Ct ~ departure: 81. A. NJ and :, Pm
HfaSt How 20 81 sssss a s
Ph!ladelthis and New York.
:. nkOU6H Tickxfs can b secured Il the ielse
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oARZ Oh: Man. MAN, THOU ART
-changes OF life, f0r Il lesves ma
hlOquixinE. 80 ~ ~ ~ y
Nh; EDiron !: AZ said in my last advertisements,
I nag oeen :tedying astronomy, Of o0orso poople
SxDecsed 20 near q some great pheDpsaena would
found there was mystery beyond TIC compfehen-
slcn q man, And g had NO d}grs 70 bald tower
sOlditics. 80 ~ @~'1 "e"s "
Il am now still in the ring to trade for anything
p That push along, keep moving; fOr Il 6 viser
!neq settnS ASIDE and dreaming, sikhing and vast
prevail who daily march onward and ~ ~ U say
Iali. HAGAN'S John.
18th IT.. Creek Nation, kichmond. Va
:: 81 promised the public . Romance Of nv
me- Which will b forthcoming IN due time
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CHINA, GLASS, SR
T. A r. T H +. N WARE.
O. B. TAYLOR.

M MAIN STREET.
LUZ nov IN store, and ON storage. lately received
ana from the principal Elass factories Of the coan
sly. tne iarEest ana most complete assortment of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee. Hs fss II
cconnocrt ne can compete with the 70 packjns
soty to DO 50, he will duplicate at the same Prices
my phi purchased of re- packing house g Inc
sent to him will receive his personal ateentsnn.-.
Ooods carefully packed ana forwarded promptiv
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HATS AND CAPS.


NEW WHOLESALE HAT flDUSE
No. 10 BALrIMORK STREET, BRrwRHN
CHARLES AND HANOVER.
MES H. BE Is Il IA " i"D'
OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Late with Geo: A. Warder l. COL
Merchants % their large and entirely new stock Of
Hr.KAW. FUR: CASHMERE. Wool and SILK
Having long experience IN usiness, and very su-
perlor facilities IN obtaining our supplies from
Inducements to country merchants in both quality
and price, and we would be pleased to have Won
call and examine our stock when you visit our city
to order. JAMES IT. TENTATIVE ctl
fel6-eOd3m ~ we
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PsSssnsnss re-: 4 ~ .,..x..Axh.
q ucard the comfortably stesmer 6stvess lsGun
Crssh Sad WnaAinston.
For further Information, sypiy sstAs -
Bread street. 6hOokOo Nil,
JAS. 2. WINSTON, Gear Tiekst NJ
UAnPL RGTI. 0unsf.
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JUDGE CLoPrON,s SUCCESS
r. e.., 49,. ~ Of sns large sad incfea:
s vrsssy lmeosesnt 70 the citizens Of this county
~ S9me eeISon eaond be placed IN the chair 70
sesn 9 eusliliea 70 discharge the duties Of that
exSa!so Aad responsible position With DfomDtness
lnee vhOee name. have been mentioned 81 con
VITA this oaies John r. DAVIS, ESQ. Of
necessary. He will. therefore, g ardentjy tn
ported by MANY VOTERS OF HENRfCO.
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y6T - g:
y ~ fSasx =
4 6as5 20 z =: r /! = ! !!
II g. 81 -. {. q : - - .'A'
4 Is 5 Do ssssk, u Il ~; = ~ r. Il 800, $500
4 eg1b - - 80 IA tl1sE SSeSsrs3hS6 - r
g = :. g, {. 6 -! 3 ~ ssssi :
~ vyi NJ ~ ~ ~ ssEsM4y nvtted g saib
j :. -. y. xAges ~ Mo. y IL 8.
Il gOOTD AND fS-~G6 RAT = -
*. lElQQTI0N lN 111Gf -. -6116
1kHLE, 1roeA street, bef1psa q - &
eoIvant4s voAf eo01laa01y q kead ~ 1Sfs ~
~ = Qichlao61 r. - ~ y0i6S ffH n ~ f;.S
= - na19f6o6Ur0o q ef1ers ~ iGtSSSsStS
| -: ~ 49, $3.50 11Mt1.
- nj M1sA$tSSS zn7nfMwH141 I1N19x
AR wv w HAUiC4EU "a sANl
any kind 81 BOOTS ~ s3t1ESS ~ sssnsetSy' VIII
want. either Of. oar own uaanufaoture or inS0rte3
cathsr Tor Ladies, Ge..icn.a lice, Beys o
ity. We also keep on hand 4 Iayee assort.sert e
TRUNKS and BONNET CASES Tor 1adsss. az tSs
most approved styles and finest quaiity.' An.
CARP 81. bass and vAl.ICEN Of every efyle and
Wholesale Or retsil. 81 ALfEx' Hill S,tHsI ~
Aanutsetufsrs and Inportcrs Of Boot s.1 Shoc.e
u NAN street, Klchmond, We.
0KEAT REOUCT10N I = T15G
n PRICE OF HATS AND BO0Ta-tI
hf don q. H. xNTHXNv
So's:.,, Ma. !, &c, celans.a aossl ss,ilas.
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DIssoLuTIQNa Ac

CQ;PARTNERAHIP NOTICE,-D. HAG.
ENiY and Il. w. STARKE have assocafed
fHnenGsetyss toEsthe5, under the style and 6rm 81
door T. Adsu @srARkE No 200 Nam street. next
sTovE. z ak f fHI 5fF Ar
Brass fi 1SSH sssffAss ANo BELL
We are now prepared to execute ali orders an
tSIoaea 70 our charge IN either Of the above
cia:; mechanic. We would especially cali the at
senson o. couetry merchants before purchasns.
taa1 We can give entire satisfaction nov"
stocS Of AL t3s ossHtsntea q the trade
and Steam Filters, which We Are mann IN.
s1S ceiling at Northern prices. .'"''1ilns
d stai, Antimony and Block Tin for sai"' i'c'aon
aHisE7ness cash Prices paid for OLD METALS;
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CARRIAGES, &c, pom SALE
o&H& ONE HORSE CAExIAaE HOR
- IA..-ONE-.nO GARRIAGE, ~. nnd
city made. which viii sell very Icw. '-1
&EO Q; A. FRANCIS, Agent Tor VIM. I.
manufacturer Tor sale, and will
make to order, any style of VEHICLE frnrn =
Sulkey 70 q Pour Horse Coach. ''o'''
,sth actory ON Franklin street, between 18th and
REPAIRING done with neatnsss And di,p.tcA.
sssu 11-btu- :
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russSzasSS s ~ r. {: x5|b 6ss I ss;atss q

ses1s55tttsaE ss III ao M tSsSSay ~
y r. BETWEEN MAIN AND FfxNKEfli
49,. sest stooE 81 FUENi46SE IS ~ w. 70
1Sa o1e az ~ So!id Oh. W:Inus. anosssS and
81 6 MsrSls 9 Te, TTVbIS, from % = ~;
&0PES. from 90 ~; fEfE All ES.uiyANG
ST TEEAf III from @ls q e or; Jenny Lind BED.
also also; COUCH fs ana BID G0vNSHs, * S sssnsy.
vhee; in fact. his stock embfsccS 9very artieIe
sc - Kept il bis line. eau and sxaGins
To- To- oarsSif and zee how mach yeu caa save b.
.,s;s o. ncGqnhsst, invala, Arm. asy and Re-
oe1c.. 1no bEDDlNG. - nh 0-d1m
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TO THE VOTERS OF D19-
.s~ 1871 TklCT NO. !, HENRICO COUNTY,
aSSspccsfr TX ANNOUNCE myself candidate for the
- ELEcTIoK--The 4th THURSDAY in NAV
nexs JAS. FENELON Bradley.
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fs 4 POINT INT H n e st!csLI, 81
4i oIthe above mentioned placsss % S.s ~
8sFFSSG5, 81 Rediti0us and eOJnfortsi. ' hsdK -
6LR1 HNb PEP EHkE3TnKilk 81 ,ss \;
u kichm3nd and Petersbnrs R,n,AI.iLk0aMs y
Sn .,s in RiohMond, THRoUGiH'' iTFf ISSSG:sr;
3 sqE9 q the following rates: Aiekkn III
FOR Norfolk; 6rst class psssen,.,,
po1n Eia ~. second do: do. -.'-''-...Ns|
~. r rnS O. hampton. return ticf:;;;. (; 0|
. class passsnssr.s ooa within Is dsn IN
9eeQnd do. do. ' ''.',...-..-.. 4,
straight tioksts; FIRST elias.
". second do. '----.'.. q
Norfolk 70 Old Point and sh eS ssw eh,rss ~
fsenalns the transfer Of Passeuss,s, ~ ~ szpsss
Oosveen doposs in PETERSBURG Ana and EaegaS
spoe ne steamer at Norfolk. "A1 IRON u Q.
Sta r1 Mol,oht!s ne Cars connect dirsc,,, -,
Hsctioq with the Norfolk and fp sM;sssS to rss -
VEG y NO de!av or inconvenierc" \. n Aslrss
rSs Sspsers sssR from the csIs upon thsS s en-.
A. Hsf.: ma By Iii. route ls.ys ReAno,. ;,
I, ,"iE a. iY and land at Old Point ~ !, reach
~ W., allowing ample time for Al n naMpsos d
dinnekk s"sn's and SALT WAFER BAffi Hf s, m
- P;a::.snssrs BY this roats have tn. ,,v;,.,.
HAMPTON In the afternoon or by Tie % od rsats
=. Passengers RETURNING fro, NJ. -,
- ieaye Old Point at Sis A. NJ ~ su.
@ s f. reach NJ :1sa ease s.i :sa
ssriye in Petersburg at 0 ssS !; MGpGGa
20 e NJ. IN time u connect Win ~ ss -.
1 6& zis:!asi rHRousu,
WILLIAM MALONE
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TO JOHN o. TAYLOR. ESQ
-. DEAR HIR: Az the time IL approachins
Tor the yoters4f Henrieo to select a suitable per-
e eo1 70 M the o1lce Of SHERIFF. and being satis
you are anaihed to discharge the duties Of the OF
noe, We the subscribers. respectfully request Won
nee, ple0slns you our support in tho ensuing cleo
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s! s4IIE s .ss SSisHstAtssu
saIs n |'s;l fIss;'a SiI 4
III WM.f. ADc0ck. T,slsa 49,.
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. Oh N A, GLASS,
AND EARTHENWARE
@ GEO. J.SUMNEK Co.
CHINA, GLASS; AND QVFENSWlkI

NO -. Pearl or l4th street, Richmond. VI.
,a.; eonscquence Of unavoidable delay in the oom-
We shall b unable to rem0ve until the S1ys IA:
AS ar r ~ = rSas! street, for anotber seasoa.
:HIt most complete stock Of EARTHENWXkE'.
SniNA ana GLASS, ever offered in Virrinia and
GINA, North Carolina and Tennessee, who NAV
WIS.,! tnis merket to our prices. confident thai We
IN any OF the Northern States. ~
ons ask them 70 give us the preference over
them. We ask nothing more = S' ''
.o nae moss sxpsrlencsd packers employed and
~. We supply the BEST quality OF Stonevare. aa
10Y NJ - = can be purchased at the Factory.
.r" Hve S99 prompt and faithful attention 70 the
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VIM. SATTLER 9 CO..
mrs ISR9Rfxns AND psALK1s IN
pr,,n,,. GLASS.
.r.s resolved BY the late steamer
:1Ie0 supply 81 Palnters' and Artists Brushos. If
superior quality, to which Wo call TIE attsntinn ~
our customers. '-~~ oss~"sAO" VI
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CQ.PAKTNEKSHiP.-JNO M- wEsr- :.
~ ~ Rsts,spgrs: e. I'd TaoM1S JoHiNsfoN. 81
VEST h' entire stock q BOOKS and STATioS.
n.e a. aac . r cSntiHss tAs under lie
cld stand rs Main street. and hose, by Strct ~
enaa "a th 20 merit The patronage Of their
bestowed upon ths house 81 Go RI WIFE ~ rcefaDv
lNO. N. WEST.
Richmond. Feb. Lat, In 'SAAAs0A W.
- CcIa.-ln Tedring from the Book Trade. I
90 generously sustained me, and ItSast nv sScee"
so!s nay feceive the aame encoufagenncnf. '.
M ~. d. DROWNEETi0 1NT11E0@S=
- ne BIN OF CLARkEON ANDEksflN
c0ntnaee the SANE - il WAS IN the Arm al dsiSsss
son. AndeFDOn & Co. - = " 0ss1k-
CLARKSON 4 ANDERSON.
MArts No. io6 Main street, Richmond.
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TO THE VOTERS OF HENRICO
- C0GNfY.-l respectfully announce my-
1S5a candidate foI the Office Of CON- MISSIONER
VI The kkvENUE in the Upper District Of said
!rics 10Y shout zig years. leave my friends 10
yoaxe q my qualification for that Office. NY past
course 10 true criterion to judge by II Won tSink
am worthy ofyour SURFACES. respectfully solicit
- Election the 9Th THURSDAY in NAV next
ap 6-dtde* THON N MONrHS:iiE
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TO ME19R6. A. J. TERRELL.
cH1En, WM, G.; TALIAFERRO, FENDALT
In compliance with your request and in acenrd-
anos Tlsh my GEa inclinstiG9; hereby announce
co COUNTY, and respectfully solicit the votss -
ny ny fellow -citixens in May next, for that once.
eedElnE myself to diecharge tho duties Of the Of.
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- ~ - s...sse2v tains
N e. F. tlsE:sS NJ aaS
II s s. ''s !: & -
49,. sa ~: :sss, g. ss!..E. Ann !, -.
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JAMES ID. BROWNE,S
e ORNAMENTAL IRON WQRKa

,1 0th street, next TO the Mechanics Institute.
NiES. CHAIRS. SETTLES, &C.; also, Gratinr.
fx sH end Cellar DOORS, and every other kind 81
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots IN the city nd country. >'~'A0'
s = IartneEshiR for the transaction Of = COMMiS
WIZ WERR b ! fnMN under the 6rm Of LEWIS
tG,cHIsT attention TO the sale of FLbUR. WHEAT.
SEVHN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
nRonse No. 6 Main street, long occu pied by
Ae"is WsDDs LEWIS Webs,
R,cv~ou, ". JOHN g. WADE.
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a SELLING OUT HEIOw Cnsr.
"a JEWELRY, WATCHES. -.
Hz Tho undersisped taken the lii,ertv ~ an
&. nj nnHsee e the public, that be has bought
M ME M a ~ ~ MArHlG LIMITING ESTABLISH-
IN consequence ofthis change in my business, i
sM nne ol,eeH g sel oSt ny gFesent stock: All in
I'll ma greatly 70 their interest to give me IN
EAAHH LI GALL, a. only intend to SELL OUT
VIII 10 sofa a auction. l.. HOYER,
No. 198 Mann street.
mn lV-lm. between 9Th and 10th streota
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PARKE POINDEXTER. ATT0R-
.S-4:A .NEY AT Law. RICHMOND, VA. viii
practice IN the clty Of Richmond and in the com.
ties OF Chesterheid. P0whatan and Amelia
al Umce In Lisle's Building, corner of Main and
ssh etf0S0s s08E1v
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TO THE VOTERS OF HENRlCO
fee Of COMMISSIONER OF The REVENUE III;
Tor the UpPER DISTRICT OF HENRICO Co,
ton in MAY next. Should it Be your pieasure to
elect me, pledge myself to discharge the duties
fo7-tde@ GEO w "A RTER