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bIED,

Ol6O,
On the 2ist inst, OF his mothers residence, in
this city after protracted illness. which he bore
with Christian patience and resignation, j HUN
TER, son of Mrs. Judith r. Roanc, in the 18th year
of his age.
Farewell, dear friends, let me 60
For angels wait around,
To take my spirit home 10 God,
And there receive M crown.
Dearest mother, fare thee we'll,
ny stay with you was short;
could not dwell with thee on earth,
Though hard with thee to part.
Re- Christian Advocate and Religious Herald
please copy.
In Surry county. on the It'll Instant, OTE1IA
THEO JtDSON. only daughter Of Jerome T. and
Elvira J. Glazobreok, aged years and months.
Weep not dear mother, ain going hume to God /;
Grieve not father and hrcther. hope TO meet you
all again,
Ne Religious Herald please copy.
At his residence Evergreen Cottage, in Henrioo
county. on the 18th inst. sttera long and protract-
ed illness, JOHN STAASBCRI. IN the osth year
of his age, formerly resident OF Baltimore c0un-
ty, Mary land, but for The last Is years resident
Of Virginia.
~ baltimore sun please copy
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BosToy CHURcH s.-Thc Traveller says
there are in Boston ll2 churches with 90, 0S2
sittings. They Were erected at cost of 81,
905,s53. The Unitarians have %, Orthodox II,
Baptist H. Roman Catholics 10, Methodist
and Episcopal II each, and Universalist I.
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~ .Tbe name

NE J. T.. ROSSER.;.Th!e,, numerous
= 49, friends Of Mr.. RoSSER will place mis-
name Before tho Nominating Convention Of the
People Of Henrico. a C'onserratige tdnd'doe Tor
a seat in the STATE CONVENTION.
Mr.. ROSSRR is an experienced and observing
man-is an eloquent and able debatcr. aud deeply
versed i'll the history and development OF the va
rious and important questions which Will neces-
arilv come up for decision in the state t"nFen,
ton. He is a true Nirginian. a high toned anu
chiyalrous gentleman and while he u.s. ana ever
has bccu firmly opposed to the invidious Or open
attacks of the Black Republican party. in every
forin he is eminently conservative judicious, ana
anti revolutionary in his views. ,..,,r,n,,
il ea-lt% MANY VOTERS.
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SPECiAL NOTICE.

y EUUAR ) FILE OINTMENT.
Being aware that many persons suffering with
he above disease are fearful in trying any ar
ticle advertised, having been humbugged SO of
,en, offer to such parties guarant that If nv
OINTMENT fails to cure them, will refund the
money and ] also assure them il is harmless,
producing no i'll effect. 1t is powerful, but still
soothing, acting directly upon the affected part
II Is a prescription OF IL regular physician, who in
private practice, used il with success in every case
under his treatment. 1t will be sent to the coun-
Try, by addressing letter, with the price eli =
closed. Price 81 per box. Sold only at my store
corner Of Broad and 18th SITS, Richmond, Va
10 23-lt* Z. A. HUDNUT, Uruygiss
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Northern Seizure of Public Property.

The Washington correspondent OF the New
York Express states that the order of the Gov
ment 10 remove United States cannon from
Pittshnrg still remains uneXecuted.
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ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke Couch, New York, mdze.
and passengers Ludiam a. Watson.
Steamship Virginia, Kelley, Philadelphia mdze.
and passen gers, &. p. Card0 ..
and passengers, b, q W Currie.
schr. NJ. c. Hopk ns, Dougherty, y. ", hay, B.
Wardwell X Co. and Brdgford & Co.
schr. J. W L. sturgess, scott, Eastern Shore,
potatoes, A. Milspaugh.
Sloop Ellie, Camp, James River, lumber, /. J.
Mercer 4 Co.
SAILED,
Schr. Exchange, Fuller, Rio Grande -four, Hax-
al, Crenshaw Co.
Schr. Jno. Aumack, Pearee, down the river,
light.
schr. Ida Mailer, Mulner, down the river, light
schr. Geo Franklin, Tyler. down the river,
light.
Echr Rough and Ready, Mason, down the river,
light.
Schr. Mary Adeine, Gee ghegan ,Pamunkey river,
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TO LANES LYONS. ESQ, :

BE 1t has been Il source OF grdlncatlon 70
Your numerous friends III the county If ienrlco to
tor our STATE CONVENTION, II assemble in tho
city of Richmond on the 18th of February next
We want men Of talent, irInliess, decision IF char
acter and fidelity to the Institutions Of the south
at this critical period Of eur history. These. and
every other qualification to constitute y"n an All"
and efficient re preventative, we believe y0u TO pos
sess in very eminent degree. The eyes of many,
we have no doubt a majority, of the people, are
directed towards YOU We do not think our inter
ests could be onhded to safer or ADLER hands. 1T
such a uncture in eur political affairs, We do not
consider that any man Is at liberty 70 withhold his
services from those of his fellow citizens who may
desire them We therefore urge you to proclaim
voursefa candidate at to represent the coun-
~ in the Convention.
4 prompt reply will obligc ,,,,>.,,co
ia 22-ltH MAN ! VOTERS OF HEN hlto.
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HkNkiCO StUADkON.-ihe or
sS;t1 gaGlEdLlUn ul I oQU ADRuA OF CANAL
>XiigD K y being authorized by Henrico County
-l-N Court, citizens proposing TO attach tuem-
tnereto will please meet at the COUNTY
COURT HOUSE on TUESDAY, the 22nd day OF
January, al IL o'clock A. NJ.
The HENRiCO TROOP will meet at tho same
time and place. m citizens dress, without arms.
in is--it J LUCIUS DAVIS, Col. 33rd Reg't
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= JOU|B. YOUNG. Esq. --DEAE SIR /:

5f~.S, JOHN b. NOt Nc, Esq HLNh TN :
80 Your friends, without party distinction,
are DESTROYS to elect vou to the STATE COW IN =
TiON. We feel that we can safely rely on your
frnncss to do everything that is necessary to Sus
tain the int and honor OF the State. aud sO
upon YOUR moderation not To do anything unne-
ccs>ary needieSsly rash. From your long resi-
drnco and v0ur personal and official intercourse
with the people of Henrico, We think You ptcu-
larly qualified to represent their wishes and 10
command their confidence. Please inform the
public whether YOU will consent 10 represent us
IL the Convention. aud respectfully request
Won to give your views upon the questions winch
the Convention * called to determine.
ia .s--ts MANY VOTERS OF IEARltt.
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TOCHARLEs H.RHoDE>. Esq

yS>SSA Being DESTROYS of having the services OF
best aud wisrst men to represent our interests
in the STATE CONVENTION, to meet on the 18th
Of February, and believing that youI views on tho
principal subject to be acted upon by that Con
vention represent the feelings of large majority
of the citizens OF Chesterfield county. We beg that
Won will Immediately announce yourself candi-
date for a seat in said Conv cntion.
MANY VOTERS.
Chesterfield. January 2lst, 1861. ja 229t%
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CREAT INDUCEMENTS Ar

u ELEhIEL. 5 JLUAh AN
MANTLE DEPOT, 90 Main st.
Children's Worsted MUFFS, ElCTORINE S and
CUFFS, for IS cts. the set, worth SIPS.
Chereiile sLEEN Is, Tor ladies, at ~ cts.
gains.
ARAB CLOAKS for IS, worth $40
FURS, FANCY GOODS.
Great bargains ill DRY GOODS.
krh Call at the Cloak aud Mantle Depot, and
purchase your Goods at saving OF rs per cent
Il. EZkklEL,
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am, yer! truly,
Your friend and fellow citizen,
Ia Its IOHN U. STEGER
70 JAMES NJ. ESTES, " NJ. NJ.

BE- CALDN ELL, AND OTIILKS.-6ENyLE.
VEN In reply to your cali, which appears in the
iiNOGtch If this morning, | outy say that,
whilst the magnitude Of the interests Involved In
the contest now raging in the country, aud the
greatness of the responsibility which Will weigh
upOn the Convention, takes from me all anxiety
to be n member Of that body, they, al the same
time. forbid me To decline auy position u which
the people of Richmond may call me. II. there.
fore, they shall be pleased 10 elect me to the COY
NENTI0N, / will discharge the trust with all the
ability possess, aud certainly with fidelity to the
great Interests invoived.
Ny opinions have already been expressed In a
public meeting Of the citizens of Richmond aud
/ have heard nothing since to change them. Ny
opinion is Safety and security in the Union, Or
out of it, PEACHi 4. GRATTAN
January 18th, lScl. ia Its
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THE FAIRY AND LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER,
And Third Week Of the Brilliant Engagement Of
MISS JOEY GoUGENHEIM,
Who will appear This lTCEsDAf) Evening In
the charming character OF
CINDERELLA,
Singing eight beautiful songs. She will be sup
ported By Mrs DaBar, Misses Ida Vernon, saiile
Darlington, Kate Newton, Eama Morton, Messfs.
" H. Bailey, Z. Merton, Nicer, &C. In prominent
characters,
The performances will commence with the popu-
P0ACHERis DOOM
Chararten by MH-L Is. Phillips, Miss sallie
pauinKt0n, Mrs. De Bar aud Messrs. Burdeti Howe,
b. Lamb, e. Warwick, Nc.
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MCKINNEY j. CO., MANAGERS.
The following the drawn numbers of dEoR-
GA STATE LOTTERY, Class sas, drawn at sa-
vannah, Ga, January 2lst, lsdl
81 So 81 II 50 7s ~ 40 IS SO 20 50.
Circulars sent free of charge, by addressing
MCKINNEY Il co,
-, IA
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PASSENGERS per steamship "RoASokE.' Gee.
w. CoUCH, Master, from New York. Jan 10
J. West, J. z. Powell. c. $. Mitchell. J: e.
Philips, O. Heiner, Mrs. Lane, Mrs. h. b. Hill, J ..
+. butcher Mrs. J, p. Perry aud child, Jas. Little
aud lady, J. Nj Goodrich, b. + Jenkins, W.
White. 'Thos simpson, Mott Bedell y. A. Ben
ton, ). q. Baptist Danl Wordsworth, Mrs Low
ny, and in steerage.
Hodges. Mr. Jarvis. @ Il. Cook.
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L nagh has, by his deed Of the 18th instant.
which is of record in the Clerks Office Of
he Hastings Court of the City Of Richmond
conveyed to me IN trust, for the benefit VI his
ing Of the usual variety, together with his FIN
lures and FURNITURE, upon the premises No
i?. on the north side of Broad street in the said
city; also, HORSE and WAGON and his Books
Accounts, and chooses in action cf every descrip-
ton.
here Is clause in the deed giving forty DAYS
to the creditors of the second class to execute the
same, thereby getting the benefit OF it, aud re-
leasing the grantor from further liability.
Mr. kAFENAGH has authority, for the present to
collect any debts due to the Trustee.
jt22-lVt WM +. WATSON, Trustee
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MARRIED,

At Buffalo. " G., the 10th inst, by the Rev.
\ Ell Mckay, Mr. T. C. JONES, OF Richmond Va
aud Miss FRANCES C. BRYAN, of the former
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COETHERN BEDsTEAD FACTORY OLE

- ME-. THOMAS sUTER. LOCATED IN THE
TOWN OF SIDNEY, oNE-HALF \ MILE ABOVE
RICHMOND, on THE WESTHAM PLANK ROAD.
Dimensions Of said Factory as follows The lot
fronting one hundred aud twenty feet. running
back one hundred and thirty seven and ha If feet.
The building is one hundred and four feet long by
twenty wide, two stories high. with steam en-. NJ
house and drying room 4 fifteen horse steam
engine driving two line of Shaitin9, one in each
story, with pulleys them that drive fifteen lna
chimes, "a follows; two planning machines. three
turning lathcS, two crGsS-Cut saws, two ripping
saws, one double scroll saw. two boring machines
one mortIclnS machine, one edgng machine for
,auarlng up both edges at The same time, one
same time, one ten0ning machine, on new priu-
cipie, aud works well. All Of these machines
We're built by the proprietor, except one planer
built by the firm of Ettenger Il Go. The machines
are al simple and new in construction but turns
out their wo in quick time. This FACTORY is ca =
pahle Of turning out twenty TO thirty COTTAGE
BEDSTEADS per day. ia .2-tr
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WANTS.

WANTED.--Ay young gentleman, educated al
w the University of Virginia, aud who has had
one years experience in teaching, desires SIT
VaTluN 1t, TEACHER. He can teach the Hsual
branches of English, together with Latin and
French and the lower branches Of Greek aud
Mathematics. Address, stating salary, &c, "
b g." Jctfress' Store, Nott0way county, Va.
ia a2--gtk
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-, VOTERS OF RICHMOND. We

80, have some dozen or more candidates in
the heId for the CONVENTION, aud nearly a.
many differences aud shades Of differences of
opinion among them. Should they not let the
people hear from them in public discussion We
tlemen candidates. ia 22--strl FAIR PLAY.
-, Hon. 4. x. HOELADAY will be
"a voted for by many citizens of Uenric0
county, who desire his services their represen-
tative in the approaching COW ENTlON
ia 22--3t CIEIS
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NANTED-A MALE PR0TESs0R OF .aUslC

WANTED MALE Fk0FksooR or UsiG,
w to take charge of the Musical Department OF
the Wesleyan Female College, MufITeesbVro. y
y, the 22d February next. One VINO can teach me
Modern Languages a. well a. Music, would prob
ably be preferred. We should be pleased io re-
eeiyc applications from Professors OF Modern Ian
gnages as II Is probable we shalt reod one the
I'D February. Those applying will please state
their place Of birth, age whether married or
Address "Rev. ID. 4 Willis" President, aur-
freesbpro' n G.. de S-ts
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NoMErHtNG NIM.
oyE DOLLAR STORE,
VIII open on TUESDAY, Jan, ed, At
No. $50 MAIN STREET,
For A SHORT TIME ONLY.
The citizens of Richmond are respectfully IN.
formed that we have taken the above mentioned
store, for the purpose Of closing out al imn'eHss
NEW AND ELEGANT JEwELIY,
Upon new aud origisa plan,
0ar Customers take their tAo.ee fef ON. bOL'
LAR, kesIf dcts ~ lest
The stock embraces the effects OF several large
jewelry manufacturers, who have recently ian"d
IL coSsEqr Esc. or rms cnisls,
Jkw fiiissi' . E f Sc. = TosAlc iAyA
ESAsl .h1 AHnAs s seFh Ska
together with IN eadiess variety Of FANCY sErss
e sssr ysc sixs'1 sss ss' sa. t
us us Toornilcks' ST I Is aud stkEvk BIT
ALL NEW AND DESIRABLE.
And sold at
The astonishing low price of
Cali and be convinced
Ne TAKE NoTlcE
NO AUCTION GooDS,
Aud no safes at Aaetion
Every .tr'de hanateasrsb yey ne regular ts'a"
same quality rs il generally retaiied AZ from
TlIREa TO rvs HUNDRED pKR CENT.
more than the actual cost.
SO now, ladies aad gentlemen, yoa have an ep'
pogtanity III purchasing, II. q
mere than could be purchased Tor te, and even
tS uader ether circumstances.
xs- RRNkNHER,
rot Can TAKE YorR CHOICE,
kor ONE DOLLAR Zach
Call and satisfy yourselves, at 80
II, n. n0lT v cos,
Ne. 30 Main ST.. nndey Spotswood Hotel
4. BOND JARRkff, Ageats jail a.
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To THE pFopI.E OF RICK

u MOND Among the numerous candi-
dates who have been mentioned Tor the CONNEN-
TION. not one has been nominated from JEFF En-
son WARD. We. therefore, will support the fol-
lowing ticket, representing the true interests OF
the South. viz
JOSEPH NJ. DARLINGTON,
OLIVER p. BALDWIN. and
GEORGE w. RANDOLPH.
il 23-2t% MANY VOTERS.
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THE STATE CONVENTION


DRAKSIR; Believing that. In ,ha ~ W.
eat crisis of our country affairs the hrs
reliable rnen sIie6.d be called to tho nos
the state, aud knowing that You possess The NJ, y
ncatons requisite to represent the true intera.
Virginia in the State Convention about 10 be ~, 4
we earnestly request you TO allow your name 10
presented to the voters Of the city as one al tLa
delegates to said Convention. y 'ne'i
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go MEssRs. EDITORS. Among the
0>~-s.sa many names mentioned ~ the people OF
the State Convention, is Mr.. wM, q. DUNBAR, q
Young lawyer OF this city, gentleman Of the at
taiuments refined man nerS. sound seuse, aud corr
rect liberal aud conservative views gu all sub
jeets A life long Democrat, though supporter
az Don gias in the late canvass, he could perhaps,
command as large support ~ any Que that could
be named But his politics should not be an OBJ
Iection He would do Justice 10 the position lie
+ a popular Young man, and will be supported by
the LA ls--as PEOPLE OF RICHMOND.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NE Furniture and Piano ut Auction. At
tentioh Is requested to the salt of handsome FUR
NIfURE and PIANO, THIS MORNING, cOmmenc-
ing AZ 10 o'clock, at the residence Of Mr.. f. :.
Taiaferro, Main street, in sidney, near the old
Fair Grounds. THOS. W. kEESEE,
ia 22-1t Auctioueer.
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ap- Notice. announce myself can
y>a ddate for the Office of COMMISSIONERS
OF HE REVENUE in the Upper District Of
Henfit0 County. BENZ. j. DUNAL.
ia l7-dtdc#
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Ea~~ MEETING AT THE AFRICAN
- CHURCH.-Thc working men of Rich
mond will hold meeting At the 7 RltAN
CHURCH, on WEDNESDAY NIGHT. I'D inst, at
halt past clock, to take into consideration the
alarming state Of our beloved country. and, If
though, ad visable, to nominate candidates for the
CONVENTION. All branches Of labor are invited
TO attend. ia 1T"
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TOTHE PEOPLEO HANOVER.

n
ss>Sa 4 CARD must reply az once 10 the
| should not have announced myself candidate
for the Convention. The solemn concerns in
rescntative unembarrassed by personal motives,
in my opinion, forbid my doing ] can. there
fore. only say, that accept gratefully and will
subject to the condition that my doing must not
cOnstrain or embarrass the supporters of Southern
pursue. &. W. DABSEf.
HANOVER 18th January. 1851. ia 2i--d&sw2t+
CAR D.-Respect for those friends
b~SA who, 100 highly estimating my fitness
for membership of the approaching State Con
venti0n, have placed my name > IL candidate be-
fore the cit,zens of Richmond, requires me 10 say
that do not possess the statesmanship and expe-
rienee W hcn think should qualify every mem
Der of tina, most important body and, therefore
with my thanks for tn cir parlisity, respectfully
decline being candidate.
ia 2l2t CHARLES DlMMOCK.
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FOR THE cONvENTiON.-g. y,
WH NORRIS viii DO voted for a. one Of The
Delegates 10 the STATE CONVENTION, from
this city, by many voters. who appreciate his PEE
culiar DIT ness for the position.
10 1s--tde*
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THE dis PATCH" STEAM POWER
i Oh NrlNI Nc @ Il LII L,

THE disc PATCH" STEAM POWER
l. PR NTING OFIl Chi,
Corner Of Nain and Thirteenth Streets Richmond Ia
This establishment, (being the most complete
frlhtefF IN the South, both as regards Types. Or
nalnents- &c., aud the latest and most approved
Machine Presses is daily turning out the finest
specimens of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS. Bills OF L4DING.
CHECKS, SC.
AS W L
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES AND HANDBILLS
Particu al attention given to fine York for Banks,
Pubic Offices, Insurance. Railroad and Transpor-
tatIon Companies. Tobacco Factors. &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES
These new Machines, for Cards. Bill Heads.
small Circnars, Labels, Sc. are capable Of turn
lug Oft l.5t9 impressions per hour, thereby en-
ahling the patrons OF this establishment to obtain
this description Of work al the shortest possible
notice.
ne Prices reduced in proportion to the increase
OF speed
he Printing in various colored BROHZES and
lNhs executed in the highest style of the arr. In
this branch Of the BUSINESS. the prOprietors can
safely challenge competition. ia It's
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- JAMES LYONS. Esq. ACANDI-

JAMES LYONS. EST. A CANDi-
~ -, DATE FOR THE CONVENTION FOR
HENRICO COUNTY.-Be pleased 70 announce
that JAMES LYONS, ESQ. will he voted for to
represent Henrico in the CONVENTION soon to
assemble in Virginia. Mr. HYoNs' exalted char
acter and commanding abilities cmineutly III
Kim for the position, that nothing further need be
sai III la ensure him a large vote, la 22-i0t
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R~,. TO THE VOTERS or HANG
49, VER. -Mr. WILLIAM +. WlCkliAM
will hs voted for a. pELEGATk TO THE STATE
CONVENTION, from this county. BY many voteIs.
who regard him as In every way lifted Tor the por
sHion. ia ts-lst
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go, COMPANY B. lat RECT VA.
81 VOLUNTEERS ADJ OURNED Il
MEETING will be held at the CITY HALL, on "a
TUESDAY EN ENING, the ed inst. at y o'clk. III
Those disposed to unite with the Company "
requested To be present. There is every reason TO
believe that the corps will speedily be organized
and il a sufficient number be enrolled, the organi
zation may be perfected at this meeting.
JAMSE X. LEE. Co,,,ro;,ioo
ia l9-3t JIG. IOTTS f'oIiihl'tet.
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COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE.

go COM MfSSi0 NER OF THE
E5SS REV ENUE.-l au Candidate for the
office of COMMISSIONER or THE REVENUE for
the Upper District in lenrieO county, and solicit
the SURFACES of the voters.
ia 2I-tdr& WILLIAM CHRISTIAN.
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o., notice. am no longer candidate
BE- to represent the county 0f Chesterfield
in the state Convention. To lay friends who have
given me assurances of their confidence and sup
port must say that most truly appreciate their
Willingness to elevate me to position 50 RESPONSE
BILE designing ever to remember it with feelings
OF profound gratitude. -
ia 2a--Itx W. w. HANCOCK.
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syRIcHaoSD THEATRE

KrSKgL MoxLEY. :. Sole Lessees and Managers
4 "a paItftps Observation-Disclosures Stage Manager
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1T EDWARD T.. DRVlS VIII DO a
S5&SsA candidate H. represent the county of Hem
rico In the CONVENTION, to meet on he 18th day
of February next. in lo-lw*
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e., COMMIsS OF THE

BE RENENUE.-At the solicitation of many
friends, ! respectfully announce myself a candi-
date for the office of COMMISSIONER OF THE
RESESTE for the ,UppX Mstrist q IIsnrico e99un.
ty. in l5-lwl INV. MCCONNELL, JR.
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go, HANOVER COUNTY.-A meetin

2S>-SA of the citizens Of Hanover, who desire to
maintain the rights III the South in the Union, will
he held at the cot RI HOUSE. on Tuesday, Jan
I'D. Court day. to select candidate for the Con-
ycntion. ja list
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NkrANfEU-IO HiI.A-for The ehsuIhg year
" good FLAiN COOK, without eacumgiaacC
and BOY TO walt about the house. AppFt0
&. W. MACMURD0,
de SITS At Office II -. n A.. Il. 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, JAN. q, 1851.

Nigh Water this day (Tuesday} at 1894 o'elk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22

f~,-> NOTICE.--tientlemen who were ap-
80 pointed to collect funds for the VOL
UNTEER RELIEF ASSOCIATION are requested to
attend meeting this (TCESDAIl evening, at 5
o'clock AZ the office Oft The Virginia Lite Insurance
Company. ia cit CHAIRMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22

NtF \ ! L. O-A situation a. IkAL HEK, by
w gentleman who has had six years expert
ence IL teaching. Wound prefer place ia sviAe
weil-established Academy or High school. Ad-
dress ''BoX ~ BiaeAsDHIg, Va.
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