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FOR Borsg or DELEGATES.
,,.ha above precincts, the aggregate vote
,2 : McGrpder is P2s, and for James Ly
ons az. .eo. rto,,.a.
~ the Board of Public Works.
ROCKINGHAM.
u,vsfsosnuEa May 23.-The vote in this
.an was unanimous for secession. For the
.s.,amendrnent 554; against lit, 2 For House of
ns,sgatps-J II. Hopkins, $40; J. q. Wood
.2"' nsrri.on, 1855; J. g. Walker, IS. For
toard of Public Works-Holladay, 1874;
RTrun. l23. There will probably be 20 or 80
,otes in The county against secession One has
hem poiled at Mount Crawford, eight at
Greenmount, ana SIX Al some otnef mount,
precinct near by. DR LION.
Norsr CRAWFORD, May 23.--Only one vote
srslust secession at this precinct. Charles
Grattan, John II. Hopkins, and John Z.
Woodson, are probably elected 10 the Legis-
by person from n different part OF the coun-
~ aud did not belong TO this precinct.
GREENE.
RrcgrRsvILLB, Greene County, May o.
Al this precinct, the vote was unanimous for
accession. For the tax amendment 10; against
y For House OF Deiegates-Newman 60
Voolfolk 81 For Board of Public Works
Holiday rs, Broun /.
HANOVER.
HANOVER G. H., May 24.-At this precinc
and AT Ashland and Coal Harbor there wer
no votes against secession. In the three pre-
c,ncts Newton's vote for House OF Delegate
/. 57g, Holiday for Public Works, GIT; for tn
lax amendment, 4Sl; against 1t, 1875
ROCKBRIDIE.
LEXINGTON But one vote against ratifica
uon-tZschariah j. Whiie) For tax amend
uent, $40; against, l. For Board OF Publ
Works, Broun, 2o4; HoIladay, 81. fairhel
unanimous for secession and the tax amend
Il,,h ftp Nor E-
day IS. Other precincts incomplete. Bu
one vots against secession thus lar. rTahci
7 Anderson and Samuel Med. Reid elected t
the House of Delegates
LOUISA
FRPpRgIcK'a Fall, May % liz M.-All tn
votes are cast for secession For tax amend
ment IS; against it, 10 For House OF Deit
ga,rs-W 4 @. Nelson, a8; w hi. Amber
mot 4 candidateD2-
CHARLOTTE.
CHARLOTTE G. H. May % So far as hear
from in this county, there is not q vote again
Secession The tax amendment Is probabl
carried by a considerable majority. Charl'
Bruce for the Senate, gets the entire vo
thus far Samuel +. Mc(iehee has malori
for the House of Delegates. Wood Bouid
WIS voted for, although he refused to be
candidate.
ALBEMARLE
S-osY PoisT May % ALI the votes at Il
precinct were for ratification and none I
Old Abe / hope the whole State has done Xix
wise. We have heard from several places, {
the same way
CgABLorTgsvILIg, May % Unanimous f
secession. Messrs. Hart flor the Senatel a.
Minor and Wood for the House, had no OPP
sItiOn.
LUNENBURG.
PLEASANT GRovB, May 23.-Only one VIC
was cast against secession.
SMYTH.
So far as heard from, not one vote agair
secession.
In the Southwest, the vote for the al "a
TtH TAX is almost 4 unit.
WYTHE.
Two precincts heard from are unanmc
for secession. W H. Cook elected TO
House Of Delegates
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Letter from GeorJia-Tro,pS for Virginia..
EIord to the Richmond .adies-Ihe crops
DC, dc.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Letter from Geor1id-TrotpS for Virginia--A
EIord to the Richmond .adies-The crops,
&c, dc.
ROME, Floya county, Ga,
MAJ Goth, 1861. )
Georgia the twin sister of Virginia, receiy-
ed the Joyous intelligence of the redemp tion
and Olsen thralment of the anient Common
wealth from Abolition despotkm with emo
tions of thrilling delight. lie secession OF
no State save that OF ever-gbrious South
Carolina--not even that OF their own-created
such Juror of rapturous enthtbiasm among
our people as did that of the Oh Dominion.
| And now that she has "struck far her affairs
| and her fires" and is threatened with inya-
| sion by the Northern goths sandals, but
| one feeling auimates our entire people-to ny
| TO her rescue and give thelr heafIs piooo, IL
necessary, in her defence.
| We have in our own little city q modern
| Rome, three Of the best drilled ana best equip
ped volunteer companies IN the Stae, num-
| bering nearly one hundred men each, as brave
| soldiers as ever pulled a trigger or unShathed
| q sword who have rendered their services to
| General Davis, and have been acceptu and
| ordered TO Virginia. They leave mere tie last
| of this week or the first of next. 1 AK tor
| than a cordial reception from the CITIZENS
| of Richmond, which, learn. is to be heir
| rendezvous for the present. Quite a hnlber
| of the officers and privates are young men, s'ns
| ~ our hest families who are yet in a stat OF
| single blessedness. This announcement, l
know, will secure for them the bewitchh 3
smiles OF the bewitching young ladies' OF You
CITY. I am Il native Eirginian, and speai
knowingly when / say that the smile OF
Virginia lady has more of charming sunshln
| about il than is reflected from the face OF any
thing short of divinity.
We have had Il most glorious season In U ?
per Georgia and believe the same can o
SAID of all other sections OF the state, I'M
spring, for the growing crops: W heat Is lu
uriant, and promises to yield most apuu
| dant harvest The cotton and corn crops M
looking unusually well, for so early IN IN
= season, indicating that ample returns Wili r.
ioics the heart of the plan ter TOR ms Toll. W
will also have, this year. all kinds OF lrult !
. great profusion. Providence seems 10 :
C smiling benlgnly upon us, for which we shout
=. all be truly grateful.
eye generous Southrons, venerate the piough
8 Aud o eryour bill and long Withdrawing vale
v Let autumn spread his treasures to the sun,
Luxuriaut and uubounded: an the ssa,
Farthrough his azure turbulent domain,
, Your empire owns, and from Thousand snor
Watts ali the pomp of life into your por,s,
= SO with superior boon may your rich soil,
Exuberaut, Natures better blessings pour
Der every land the naked nations eothe,
u And be tn ex haustlets granary VI world
II J. r. S.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Election in Hythe-AL for Secession-Att1d
ry MatterS-A 2dit Captain, &c.

ry Mafters-A 2atf Captain, &c.
WYTHEvILLE. VA, May %, 1861.
W H. Cooke is elected to the House by
large majority over Col. Graham, our late
Representative Everything passed off quiet.
ly, / am proud to say; at the two precincts
heard from not Union vote was given,
and / pray this may be the case,
not only in our county, but through
out the State. Seeing that we de
termined to be Tree from the regime of Old
Abe, our county has done well in this glorious
struggle, and will do more. Already she mas
her "Grays'' ut Harper's Ferry, with some
three or four more companies ready in fe "
days TO do valiant service in the cause. Cap
tain John Buchanan mo relation of the Ex-
James oh, no, the Captain is 4 gentleman and
a patriot, has a fine company Captain ] lack
son Gray son, of Bland county, one OF the hes
in the State; and last, though not least, one OF
the finest companies Of young men the State
can produce was organized Il few days since
Their Captain is X. II. Gleayes alias Liant.
ming Rod. The said Captain is quite young
man. but awful tall-some six feet five or sir
inches high. with still an upward tendency
and one of the best tacticians in Son tn west
ern Virginia, with a company of one hundred
men, and equal to the best shots in Virgi
MIA. such being the case, don't you thinl
Old Abe and his vandalic horde viii bewar,
of the day when he meets "Lightn Rod
and his company in battle array ~.
SOCRATES
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FROM NORFOLK.
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DISPATCH. ]

NosFuLK, VA, May "a, 1861.
The election in our city yesterday passed OH
quietly. WIN. N. Mckenney is elected TO the
Senate and Richard II Baker 10 the House -
Six votes for Union were polied during the
day-a number declining TO vote at all
man WAS nrres ted here Tuesday night,
and on account of certain distastefui senti-
ments about North Carolina, was treated to
a coat OF tar and cotton.
The trains of the past day or two have
brought more troops. A splendid company
from Lynchburg has arrived.
Nothing further from Sewelfs Point. a
| sloop was yesterday seen running about in
| various directions in that vicinity. 1t Is be-
| lieved she is acting in the capacity OF spy,
| and strong watch is kept on her movements.
| Additional troops have lately arrived at Fort
| Monroe.
| A beautiful flag, by one of Portsmouth s
| fair daughters, was presented to the Old Do
| minion Guards, Capt. Kearns. The presen-
| tation speech was made by Miss Virginia
| Handy, daughter Of a much respected minis
| ter Of that place.
| The ladies of both cities are very much en-
| gagged in making articles for the soldiers her,
| stationed; and it would surprise you to emu
| merate the amount # work on hand. Al
| praise to their patriothm. LUNA.
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ATAIL "BoY.n--Wm. Haley 10 20 10 inches
In height) II member Of Cant. W Whites
com pany Of Washington county Mountain
Boys," now sncampsd In this place Haley IL
an old hand at "soldtering." and u a!amiltnr
mai of "toasting coffeei-having fokht the
Mexican gueriilas from Vera Cruato the
MeIican Capital, under Major Lab and
tiant, now Dol Cummings, In many ssper.
- con fiicts.- AttngdeD Democrat.
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A FAMILY OF SoLDIERs.-In the Bedford
companies, now quartered near this city, are
four brothers, the en- tire family of an old man
living near Big Island, named Solomon Tan
ner. They were the principal support OF
their father, but with a cheerful heart he bid
them go in defence OF their county, whatever
fate might befail him. All honor to the pat.
riotic father and .-Lyac hGurg Rep.
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The Smiths Point Light-Sbip Again-.some-
body Hurt.

body Hurt.
The following In teresting and authentic ac-
count Of the engagement at Mills Greek,
Wycomlco River, is furnished 10 us by Mr..
Lucen Hall, of the Lancaster va Grays:
II is untrue that any of our ''rebels" were
killed in the recent skirmish st the recapture
Of The Smiths Point light boat. On the other
hand some eight or ten Federal troops must
have been killed, and q number wounded
A man at the mast. head was struck by q
Minnie ball and fell with great violence to
tie deck. His fellow troops nstan laneousiy
gathered around in great numbers, and taking
advan tage of the moment, our volunteers let
hy another volley at the bunch. Several fell
under the fire. At this time the Federal
troops became highly exasperated and return
ed the fire with much spirit. Mysterious AS II
may seem, not a man on our side WAS hurt -
The boat now hurried OFF rs quickly ri
possible, and not until IL Waa beyond Inc
ralge of musl1et balls did the volunteers ceas'
to fire upon them. In passing cut OF the wy
comco river, the propeller stopped Il sinai
vessel and took possession OF the captain, pu
subsea uently let him go. This captain state
that the decks were partially covered VIII
blood. He innocentiy inquired OF an ONCE
how many were killed " That's none
your id business" was the reply. Inc III
ference is plain that somebody tcds. This
authentic no outstanding the wfilfully fals
telegram recently sent from Washington.
Ouly 70 or 30 persons were engaged IN IN
fght and "A few of these were not connected
With the volunteer company. Had II bee
possible 10 have concentrated the volunteer
in time there would have been terrible havo
In the Republican ranks. God is On our SIDE
Let the Tribune, SC, make what statement
they may deem best il is true that, up to thi
time, on our side, there has been "nobod
hurt
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CROPS IN ARKANSAS The Little Rock Ga
zette says that from all portions of the State
advices in relation to the coming crops are OF
the most promising character. The whea
crop is the grea test in breadth and the mos
superior in quality ever yet made in the State
and the fruit promises an abundant yield
while the oats and corn thus far look exceed
ingly well.
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FROM NORFOLK.
The appointment of Gen. Huger-AGairs ut
Sewell's Point, &c.
lsREcIAL pIsrArcH TO klcHxosp DISPATCH ]

NORFOLK, May 24-9 p. M.-The appoint
ment of Gen. Huger to the command of this
post. vice Gen. Gwyun resigned, gives great
satisfaction to the citizens, and confidence to
the volunteers.
From Sewell's Point, this afternoon, learn
that six light draught steamers, loa ed with
troops, left Old Point, for an unknown destina-
ton. If it is intended to land about here,
they will NEE. with a warm reception. Our
troops are well posted and fully prepared.
The North Carolina troops are hourly ex-
pected, but have not yet arrived
IOADSToyE
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A BALD EAGLE KILLgD-Mr Matthew Da-
Wis, On the 23th of April, killed, on the South
Fork, in this county, a bald eagle, measuring
seven feet from tip TO tip. 1t made a swoop
at child just before Mr.. Davis shot it. A
friend at our elbow suggests that this is the
National eagle that has probably made his
escape from Washington. II SO, Davis ''got
him. "-A5ingdon Virginian.
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Way rrg CoAsr, Tho Prusstan Hal Al
sarsins. llapt. BlondAtn, from Lisbon, hand
n Bnitimors, with q cargo Of salt, II refFted
ashore on Currituck beach.
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w POSITIVELY Asst
In consequence of the great demand for Profess
sional services,
DIR. SCHLOSSER
Will remain
IN RICHMOND
LONGER
DR. NJ. SCHLOSSER,
SURGEON CHIROPODlsT,
Takes this opportunity Of returning thanks to the
Ladies' and Gentlemen Of Richmond, for
their numerous and hatfering tes-
timouials which they have
placed at his disposal,
which fully
endorse
EFFICACY OF HIS MODE OF TREATMENT,
And has to state that, by
AREFUL STUDY
ACTUAL PRACTICE,
he has rendered himself master Of this impor.
tant but neglected branch of Surgery
which has been consigned to
CLASS MEN WHOSE
sU P 2 N o r
| has thrown obloquy upon those who have both
the wish and power to alleviate pain and
| PROLoNG LIFE.
DR.. SO H 10 S E r
Has the satisfaction of stating that where 8 care
| less or incompetent practitioner simply
produces
MONETARY RELIEF,
| he guarantees that his patient will md
NO RECURRENCE OF The DISEASE,
and will entirely obviate the possibility Of
FUTURE ANNOYANCE,
from either of these
| CONSTANT DAILY SUFFERING.
SuSioSs' SOFT
/ ARE PERMANENTLY CURED
In few minutes, without
last PAIN
) or Inc venisnce, either during their
REMOVAL, Oh AFTERWARDS.
DIR. SCHLOSSER
Has the satisfaction of laying before the public
his
CONSULTING ROOMS,
, ss 9 proof of the
aIvBN BY HIS
TREATMENT
> Anumsrous list of Testimonials from
. ''iiAA' " rHH HIGHEST
2 sTANDIN
: IN RICHMOND;
Also, from members Of the
a ROYAL FAAILIRs OF EUROPE,
xumBERLsss osss PROM
. STATESMEN,
. DIPLoMATIsTS.
: CLERGYMEN,
Z PHYSICIANS.
MILITARY CELEBRITIES,
4 AkDAssADoRs,
AIRCHANTs, AZ
!. EDITORS OF THIS COUNTRY
DIR. sOHLosSER
: wiz positively remain In
!. n ONLY THREE
10 CONSULTING RooNs.
q At TIE
sPoTSW Ooh HOTEL.
Pariors No. III and III.
G Private Entrancs On Main street, -
a ~ No professional sennsctien with any oas
thu efty ar elssWheye. my S3-sS
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BY Alex. NCft. AuCt.
CLOTHING. DRY GOODS. G. ROC ERIEN,

y &c.-wiu be sold at my store, 90 >A1 GR-
DAY, May 25th, commencing at 20 o'cinck. laise
10. II Dry Goods, Hosiery, piece Goods, SC SO
0kO ERlH>-Srap, Candles, Wbishay, Brandy.
Gin, Painted Ruckets, Tube. Nasbboards, Ito
ware. sc; large lot Of spring and samm-r
Gallery Pistols. Watches, Fancy Artice-, sc -
New and second hand Furniture. Ms,trssse-,
>tov.x ne inv 241 ALEX MOTT,
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FROM PORTSMOUTH.
f.rxcrAI oo.HEsroxpxxcx OF rHr prsrArcn. ]
PoRrsMouTH, Va

FoKTHAoUTH, VA, May q 1901.
General Gwynn resigned yesterday, and
went South on the cars this morning 1t is
understood here that he has been superseded
by Col. Huger.
Before this You have heard Of the rnelan-
choly death of Capt. Fisher, Of the Peters
burg Cavalry company His dec ease will cas- I
3 gloom over the city Of his adoption, the gall
liant and generous Petersburg, where no man
was perhaps more beloved or respected.
The election here passed off quietly. As I
told you in the letter of yesterday. the So
reached exactly I5--too many by all, indeed
but less than had been feared in this region OF
pap and plumber. The Secession candidates
were elected by large majorities. / give you
the vote in city and county combined, and
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THE ELEC TON.

,ragiye below some additional returns, re-
va yesterday. The vote in favor Of rati-
.sa Ordinance Of Secession Is, thus far,
,,,,.t unanimous
HENRTCO.
The vote for ratification is unanimous al the
Glowing precincts
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In the city the vote for the ratification oil
the Ordinance of Secession was s59; against
ratification, IS. Wilson received III votes
and Murdaugh 633.
The Marion Rifles, Of which company
spoke yesterday, have been disbanded.. Col.
Pryor reported to the General that In his
opinion they were disloyal TO the South and
the State. He mustered his force at the Hos
pital, ordered this company TO advance eight
PAGES, TO ground arms--made speech 10 them
snch as affected some of the men TO that in
ward throbbing which gushes out in tears,
and then marched them off the post. The
Captain WAS, and believe is, under arrest
/ hear that a depu Lation has been sent TO Col.
=. by the disgraced company, entreatlng MIN
to address ihem-to reconsider his decision,
aud to receive them back. They relent. Has
the lamp ceased TO burn? Is the door shut
Is there no place left for repentance? Is
it not true that the tide in their affairs is
not at the flood l shall not judge. But they
| have acted outrageously. and defed decency
| and the opinions of their fellow CT tiZens, and
have set at naught all the considerations by
which they ought to have been governed In
| their course. yesterday they set their seal tc
| previous suspicious and trampled, as 1t were
| upon the very banner under which we are
| battling. They spurned and spit upon III
| glorious folds az the emblem of traitors ant
| the ensign of knaves. Wearing the uniform
| Of the State, armed with the weapons for hel
| defence, they have gone TO the utmost length
| the ultimate limits of furbearance, and conntet
| our cause an uuholy thing. OLD DoAislos.
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BY Thomas ". keesec, AuctK,
tOfics corner Of In h and Cary streets.l

~ HORSES AND MILES FOX SALE
IN AT AUCTION Will De -Did on sAt-
@AAU RDAY MORNING. Nay 9s,h, cominsDe-
ing at 10 O'Clock. At the Hor-s Auc, iou Lot, on
Council Chamber Hill, several saddle and haf-
nes- HORSES; one pair of very DE MULES
mv24 THOs w kRB>Es. Auct
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NOTICE Creditors of the late Rich d Walsh
~ requested to- present thoir claims ,du GER
tiled to the gu bscrber before the lat of June next
in order thai there may be final distribution OF
the assets of the estate.
This notice will be plead In bar OF al claims
not SO presented. A D. WILLIAMS,
nv 2i-tlslJ For the Adm list ratrix.
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TrORSES, MCLE~, Roc kAWAY. Ac., AT
HAUcTIOy Leu SATURDAY. 18th Inst, ~ 10
O'Clock, Will cell At The lot on C"un,ti chamber
amongst which IL hse troting Horse, sound.
Years old ean trot mile Inside " three min u'es
also a M Buggy MARE, tbebsal tsyl. y,afs
old perfectly sou I'd aud upexeep, orabIe 10 every
psr,i ulsr, cold fer fault, the owner osins
abb ut to cave hHnls uo~,<xyy
one very ane family HORSE and RoCkAWii.
In excellent O. million, having been USED very
shor time The Here IL said to be very raii@p'e'
having no faults or tricks, sound a: young
Also
4 very nice BuG0Y and HARNESS, all complete,
aud 10 excellent order To persots desi II x su-
periar stock, would respectfully call tneiI NJ
lection to the above sale-
myA 3 to' h, Auetf.
a nnn YARDS Extra HEAyH fOCH-
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BY Myers & Co., Auctioneers,
NOQgpIE VA
CLOTHING. 40

GREAT BARGAINS IN CLOTHING
VI SHAFEk, HALSkY co no Main ,ireet, are
Gents FURNISHING GOODS at great bargains
Having detsrmi u eli to reduce their stock a. mnch
as possible they will from to day, offer great In
duesments 10 cash buyers. Persons in want OIL
Clothing would do well to give as a call.
sHAFER HAJSET n CO. ITO Main st.
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FAIRFIrv RACES.

XSAA SPRING MbETiN0, ls6l,
SSS Ss-.- VIII coiplneDce on 4 b.
DA1 2stu uoy - say next, and continue ftuf
days.
iRsT DAY "A Sweepstske pew open for IN.
tried year olds mile heats flr entrance BALI
forfeit three or more to NIL 10 name and close
ist day of May.
SECOND DAY.--A Sweepstake now open for
year olds 2 mile heats el40 entrance half for
lett three or more to I'LL to name and close iss
dsy Of May. ),
THIRD DAY.-Proprietor's purse. $500 mile
heats. - a.,
heats.
SANE DAY A Sweepstake now open foi year
old co'ts and hllie~ mile heats $50 entrance !;
$50 forfeit three more to TO name and d ose
liz, day Of May. Nominations to the above stakes
| to bs made.
ap l6-MI?sthM JNO. BELCHER. Proprietor.
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{, OOO YARDS Extra heavy fOCR-
al AuCTiUh on sA-t1rAY. 18th inst. a, u
o'clock will salt a. my Se1re-
1000 IDS EXTRA hEAv1 F0CR-QUARTER
VIRGINIA ozSABCR4S.
The attention Of The trade is requested.
TBRxs-Cash.
myzI 4. p. COCK, Auc:r.
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WlIIlam Z UtII.,J
The object of his suit Is to recover against the
defendant certain damages, which damages are
laid in the plaintiffs declaration at the sum oil
eight hundred dollars Affidavit having been
made that defendant, WIN. Il. Saunders IL not a
resident Of the state of Virginia, he is hereby re-
one month after due publication hereof and dc
| what may be necessary to protect his interest.
Copy-Teste:
my lariw RIO HOWARD elk
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CHANCERY NOTICES.

CITY OF RICHMOND, to wit:-At Rules
~ held in the Clerks Office Of the Court of Hust-
ings for the said city, on Monday, the 9Th day of
May, 1851
agoiast
r. 5. Jordan, John Q. Winn, and George w | :
jordan, late partners under the style of
Jordan, VIM Co., and VIM. swinson,
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ruys ~


n Council Chamber Hiil IBIS MORNING,
commencing at 10 o'clock ssverai saddle rnd
Work Horses: severai good Work Mules. Busgy
and Fa.ness; Two-Horse Wagon ard Tear,
hns Draff Horse. Drsy aud Hsru..s; doe NJ eh
cnxs and Calves inv 81 =. u DlGGkS. Anri.
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PoR Borsa or pELRaArRs.
,.,he above precincts, the aggregate vote
2 : Mc(irpder is P2s, and for James Ly-
ons AZ. ..eo. y 1to,,.so
,hs Roard OF Public Works.
ROCKINGHAM
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CUPhKlUR NMUkItG TOBACCO -LAlp
y LEY's POWHATAH SMOKING TOBACCO,
manufactured froIn the pure leaf, and entirely yTes
rom the trash co. moe met with IN sniOklhS
Tobacco All who want really prime and eh-ap
srtiele should purchssei il For sale IN all guam
titles by jos LAipLb1 Chsmlsi,
mvA Main Alb We 5th street..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-25
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forms jet black letters. II permanent. 10 not Al
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soda. 1t Is neatly put up IN cases, with pen ana
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bottle, which prevents its being upset when Ia
use The manufacturer offers 1t to the public,
believing that II ii fully equal, II not SUPERIOR TO
any marking ink In use. For sale by Druggists
aud Booksellers generally, and by