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within three and half miles of the Orange Railroad,
and nine miles Of ScOttsvile, containing about two
thousand acres, one-haf cleared and well enclosed,
the balance in original forest.
This land originally good is in nice condition being
watered by nevcr-fliug streams running through all
the fields
There is on the land abundance of building stone
of the finest quality including granite and soap stone
The wood lsdd is valuable, both ON account of the
quality OF the land and OF the timber standing on It,
consisting of pine OF the best quality for lumber, oak
OF all kinds, maple, &c, &c. go
There are the tract several good seats for mills
and the coutiguy the railroad and canal renders the
vast of good timber on the land extremely val
liable
This tract of land is Tor SALE and for further nor
nation, inquiries addressed to either of us will be
H.. F. BOCOCK, Lynchburg,
sep2s-ti WM. Ii PARRISH, Richmond.
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;UPTO THE Voters
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,

THIRD IUNGNESSIVNAI UISIh Ut.
COMPOSED OF
THE COUNTIES o. ORAN1E. CULPEPER,
RAPPAHANN0CK, STAFFORD, SPOTSYL.
WANNA, LOUISA, HANOVER. GOOCHLAND,
HENRlC0 AND THE CITY OF RICHMOND:
We are Authorized TO anEounce BENJAMIN
JOHNSON BARBOUR rs a Candidate TO repre-
sent the Third Congressional D-trct of Virginia
in the next Congress Of the United States.
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II OR NEW YnRK.-ATLANTIC = .l,;,l i5.,,..

II OR NEW YnRK.-ATLANTIC - .,s.ir III ;,
4 COAST NAIL STEAMSHIP -Is=S.IEsisss4-
WEEKLY LINE LEAVES RICH
MOND EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Leaves New York, from Pier SO, North River, every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day Sundays excepted.
The splendid new side-wheel steamship HATTERAS
CAPTAIN Lewis Parrish, will leave heTe al o'cOBk y
NJ, TUESDAY the 10th inst.
Freight received all day TO-DAY.
This steamship has splendid saloons sateToons and
passenger accommodations.
These steamships receive and discharge their cargo al
the wharf at Rockets.
Passage, meals aud ststerOOm included, SIS.
Passengers requested 20 be board in due time.
For freight or passage apply TO -
Office at Charles T. Workman Co.'S, 18th street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09

By Harrison, Goddin = Apperson, AuetiOueer..

EXECUTORS SALE OF THE VALUABLE HU-
II GUENOT SPRINGS, IN P0WHATAN IRA
COUNTY, NEAR TO LANES RIVER, SEVEN B.sa
TEEN MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, WITH ONE I|1N-a
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND ATTACH
Ell, SUPPOSED TO CONTAIN VALUABLE COAL
At the request Of the executors OF the late Major
Woodbridge, deceased shall sell Office in tho
city Of Richmond on TUESDAY, the cath October IsJ5
at " o'clock, the valuable property known as the
HUGUENoT SPRINGS, located as above, containing
$50 acres, OF which abOu J1 are open nd ball
ance in original growth Of oak and pine, embracing
some fine timber
The buildings are very numerous, consisting OF =
large Hotel and number Of handsome Cottages which
cost originally from $4,000 to $40, 900. Besides. the
mineral waters held In high repute by those well
acquainted with them. In addition, by recent geo
logical surveys there Is doubt that vaus
ble beds OF coal exists on the laud.
For description OF this valuable property reference
is made to DR.. John Moormans edition on the Vir
gina SPRING., page 2.6.
TERNs.--One-i0urth cash, balance at l. 2 and 4.
MONTHS for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by a trust deed or title retained.
The attention OF Northern capitalists Is particularly
called 10 this sale.
HARRISON, GoDDIy & APPERsoy
octi-NaWtds AuctiOn-crs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09

. ~ To THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND.-
Fellow Citizens Having been Informed that in
the present canvass for the Senate Of Virginia,
is urged against me that my election would be
dis,astefu to the military authorities here, de-
lermned at once TO ascertain whether there was
any truth in the statement, and if, contrary TO
my belief and anticipation / should find there
was, TO Withdraw Immediately from the canvass,
wishing t. come into no collision with military
or Federal authorities.
have now the satisfaction 10 announce to you
that the statement referred TO is wholly unbound
ed. In all interview with General TERRY this
morning, he has, with the lrankness which char
acterizes lin, authorized me 10 say that the mi
itary authorities have no purpose to interfere in
any manner with the election.
have been Informed, also, that some persons
have said that am ineligible. This statement is
also unfcundcd. There is not the slightest truth
in it. / hope you know me well enough to feel
satisfied that il ! were ineligible would not pre-
Sc nj M self as candidate.
JOHN II. GILMER.
Richmond October 9Th. oct7-4t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09

S5=TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST con-
GRESSIONAL DISTRlCl..-I announce myself
respectfully candidate to represent you in the
next Congress. / do so with diifdence, but there
are some among you who think me capable OF
rendering you good Service. Declared from that
of the State, having served in both Houses of As
sembly, the Cousttuti. n of the United States al
lows me, if it shall be your will, TO represent you
in the National Legislature.
Without the means OF personal communication
in district extending from King George to the
sea- and from the Potomac TO James River en-
bracing twenty Counties | must rely upon my
MANY friends scattered through the district to
make me acquainted with you 1t will suffice to
say that discard all party except that Of my
State and country; That | regard moderation,
frmness and vigilance TO be the chief merits of a
representative in the present exigency, aud that
all the ability ] possess shall be devoted faith
fully to your service. ] am sanguine that wise
counsels will soon restore our beloved Old Com.
monweath to her former vigOr and influence, and
thatunsurpassed ;perty is yet in store for her.
shall be most thankful if it shall he your pleasure
10 eXalt ME to The post which will best enable me
10 contribute TO the accomplishment OF this end.
regard it the duty OF us all TO restore the Consti-
tuition, the Union aud the Laws.
Your faithful lelluw.citizen,
King George County, August 10, 1865.
IL Election October II. au24-tde
~ TO THE VOTERS OF THE SEM
TORIAL DISTRICT COMPOSED OF THE
COUNTIES or CHESTER FIELD, AlTE.
LA. PRINCE EDWARD, CUMBERLAND
AND POVHATAN-P Persuaded by the request
OF numerous voters, announce myself csndi.
date for the office of Senator from the above-men-
toned District. The election will he held on the
second I'll TUESDAY in October next
A legislative trust even in ordinary times,
should be cautiously bestowed by an enlightened
constituency, and warily accepted bya conscen'
tious representative. The besto~al or reception Of
such trust at a critical moment Ike the present
without suho dinating all private Partially pre-
iudce on the one hand, and all personal aspira'
ton on the other to the solitary consideration Of
the public veal implies either deplorable isnor-
ance or a Grimm d sregard Of the real situation.
a stu iton hopeful if wise and oderate counsels
prevail but full o. peril If rash views or conduct,
cuen 10 a limited ertGnt, are INDUCED. | can
onty add. in general way, that | regard a course
of conservative moderation as both J Potent and in
dspensabe in the amelioration Of our condition,
and if honorcd with your confidence profoundly
sympathising in our common misiortunes, shall
diligently aim to aid in ameiiorating and remoy-
ing them.
sepS-tde c. c. MCRAE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09

Ez-TO THE Voters OF THE FIRT SEN
ATORIAL DISTRICT OF FIRGINLd, COM
posed of the counties of King and Queen, Essex,
Middlesex, Gloucester, Mathews and King viii
liam We are authorized to announce RICHARD
HAe Is, OF King William, as 4 candidate to re-
present the First District in the next Senate of
Virginia. Election 10Th October.
nctH-fdn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09

VERY VALUABLE LOT on THE NORTH SIDE OF
' CARY, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SEVEN
TENTH STREETS, FOR SALE OR LEASE.-We offer
for Sale or Lease the very valuable LOT located AS
above fronting ~ feet, running back lilo feet to wide
It is admirably located for wholesale warehouse or
for almost any kind of business. Apply to
oct 7-2t HARRISON, GoDDIN x APPERSoN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09

7 AND FOR SALE-FOur hundred acres of best Ia
IL Valley LAND. with excellent improvements 80
on it, one ana one-hslf miles Of Lexington Var be
bought application 10 Ex-Governor LETCHER, Lex
ington, Va. oct2-2w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

FINE LUxGER.-H. " Anderson. with A. A.
Mccullough, has a ine assortment Of lC mber for
sale, at the corner Of Eighteen and Cary streets.
The assortment includes every article necessary
for building purposes, now so much sought alter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09
TOY VOOLFOLK & THORNLEY,, e.
CAROL me COUNTY. VA. -

COMO in King george county, Va, six miles be
low Port Royal, containing 900 acres good Land 100
Tst-rate RappahannOck ats, and balance in oak and
hickory timber. Fine new brick Dwelling, with good
water convenient, and all necessary out-hOuses 1t
can be divided into three farms, with plenty OF wood
aud water each
"OAK SPRING. in King George county, Va, one
and half miles from Potomac river and opposite Mary
aud Point containing $50 800 acres cleared, and
balance in No. TIMBER oak, chestnut and hickory
w i'll be sold ueTV ehenp.
FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY AND ONE-HALF
acres heavily-timbered LAND, three miles from Milford
Depot and one and a half from Bowling Green Has
good mill seat on il.
ALSO FOR SALE,
Two good Store-Houses, and Dwelling with good gar
den, orchard &c, attached, in Bowling Green
sep2s-lW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09
AUCTION Sales.--future Day
AN IMPORTANT SALE.

On WEDNESDAY the 18th dav Of October iss- r
shail on-r 81 publte Auction. my plantation lin th
county OF HALIFAX, and Tour miles from Bark sdales De
pot, on the Richmond and DapyiIIe RsiirnsJ Ill {,
me peIishable property that estate consisting in
part, OF the following ~
800 barrels Corn "A large crop of F.,di.r u.,- ,yt.
S,taw and Top lrish and Sweet Potatoes 81 head OF
hhogs nhe Mules, work Horses, and one Ridipg
horse one hne Carriage; one fouT-horse Wagon anS
OK Car; small crop Of Tobacco Household Farni
lure, consisting Of many valuable articles 10 bssia
hne Cattle, &c, SC. The TRACT OF LAND VIII r.
rented At Public Auction II not disposed u prIyaey
before that day. F@''''
ARsIsrEAD LACY, Auctioueer octa "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09
By Harrison, Goddin x Apper.on, Auctloneer..

A UCTTON SALE OF TWo-FLFTHs OF JoRDANs
n POINT, NEAR LEXISGT0N.-By virtue Of authO-
riiy conferred by the will OF George W johnson,
deceased will offer for sale, at public auction, the
premises on SATURDAY. the l4h day of october next,
two undivided ffths OF the Jordans Point Property,
Lexington, being the entire interest Of said George
w. johnson therein.
said ''Jordan's Point consists Of Lots No. ?.sas,
s. H. 10, H. le 10, H. Is, 10 H. and g. a. described
in the deed from the James River and Ranawha Com
paDy 10 Calvin McCorkle, and the plat and survey
thereto attached Of record in the Clerks Office Of Rock
bridge County Court, and embraces Bridge acros. ths
North river over which the Plank road from Stsuuon
TO Buchanan passes, splendid site .Or merchGn
mill, for a factory, saw mil, lumber houses, &C.
Its seldom that place having so many advantages
as location for business Of all kind. IS offered for
sale.
The property be seen by calling upon the under
igned IN Lexington, or upon john Gibson who j. joint
owner.
TRRhs:-Cash In hand sufHeien, to pay the costs OF
SALE and as 10 the residue on a credit one two aud
three yes, with interest from day Of sale the purcha
ser giving bonds with good persOnsl security, and the
title being retained until the purchase money - paid.
Parties desiring 10 purchase can obtain Information
from Thomas H. Ellis, President oil the James River
aud kanawhs Company.
JOSEPH g. STEELE,
Executor Of George W Johnson deceased.
Oct6-3tawtds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09

FACILITATED PERS0NS-Those who, have suffered
~ from iuce-,ant fevsrs loss OF appetite, improper
dgestion-may easily be cured by the use Of BAKERS
BlfTERS. We haze known persons entirely Restored
places without receiving any benefit Ii any of our
readers are suffering from Dys pepsia Nervous Debility
mach or Loss of Appetite, they will find certain relief
by using these Bitiers directed. Delicate females
NAV rest assured that these Btters admirably adapt
cd 10 TN cir Diseases and never fail in quickening
ure and restoring the bloom Of health to their cheeGs
whilst all classes and sexes will be benefited by their
strengthening properties. As a family medicine these
sede all others We invite Il trial at once.
For sale by All Druggists in the city Of Richmond and
elsewhere III Virginia. also, by Candy Gllpln, ba!ii-
more, Nd.
E. BAKER, Proprietor,
oct5 : Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09
BY Rogers, Adams & Co., Auctioueers.

BY Rogers, Adams & Co., Auctioueers
ME will offer at Auction, on WEDNESDAY NEXT
w ilth instant, al our WareroOm, commencing al no
0 clock large and general assortment OF GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, &c., and name ia part '~'i
80 bbls p Il. Sugar
20 bbls Cru he'd sugar
so bbls A. b. and Extra SugRrs
20 bags Rio Coffee
20 chess Green and Black Tea,
20 barrels MOlasSes
. loo bbls No Herring
loo bbls No. Aiewives
loo kits No. Mtckerel
loo kits Shad
10 hhds Bacon Sides
hhds shoulders
loo bbls Flour
20 bbls Whisky
50 bOXe. Soap
10000 Cigars
so boxes Adamautine Candle.
loo sacks Salt
% cases Condensed Milk
ALSO
Spices
Backing
BroOms
Buckets
Brushes, &c, &c
Octs-tds ROGERS, ADAMS Co.
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STEAMBOATS,. &C.

NOR BALTIMORE w HA ~ N.a SGFST1
SrEAMBOA AT COMPANY Til 49,
WEEKLY LIN Tho OLDEST and-7<HAAAa%s>-<A--
ONLY PERMANENT LINE.
Leaves Richmond every Monday, "Wednesday aud Sat
urd4y. Leaves Baltimore every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
pared receive freight every day SUNDAYS eNCepeI),
This line having three steamers per week. possesses
facilities for the rapid and safe transportation OF reg ht
aud passengers unequaled by any other line.
The steamer STATE OF MAINLAND Capt. Thomas
Traver, will leave here at L O'clock NJ, Wednesday,
the lth instant.
Freight received Monday, Tuesday, and up to 10
o'clock, A. NJ, Wednesday.
Passage. ..s's''.T0
Freight taken at the lowest rates.
For freight or passage apply to ,,,,
DAVID = WILLIAM CURRlE,
Office at Charles 7 Workman Co.'S,
octs -St Fifteenth street
NOR ALTIMORE.-POwHATAN STEAMBOAT
L CONPANY.-TRl-WEEKL LINE &. IL ,,
THE OLDEST AND ONLY PERMANENT e.
LlNE-Leaves Richmond every Monday, wednesday
and Saturday Leaves Baltimore every TUESDAY! lhurs-
dav and Saturday.
Having large and cOmmodiJus sheds, We are pre-
Pared t1 receive Freight every day Sunday eNcepeJ
aud receipt for same.
This Lille having three steamers per week, possesses
fac ilities for the rapid aud sale transportation oi
freight or passengers unequalled by any other lue.
The steamer PETERS L 4 9, Captain RoBEEf
TEAvEKs, will leave here at u o'clock, NJ TO-DAY
Freight received up 10 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
Passage.
Freight taken at The lowest rates.
For freight or passage apply 10 , ,,-,,
DAVID q WILLIAM CURRiE,
once at Charles I Workman y Co.'S,
.g.a Fifteenth street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09

VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, on a
the southeast corner OF Franklin and Second ~
streets FOR SALE.-We offer for sale that truly ."
valuable Tenement located as above now in the occu
psncv of Mr. Robert j. Smyth. II contains ample
COMMUNICATIONS for r large family, and has all the mod
ern improvements The location amongst the best in
HARRIsOY, GODDIY X APPERsoN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09

L5@FRANKLIN STBARNS will serve the PEG
pie OF Henrico county In the next Legislature, if
elected, and it is hoped he will be elected without
opposition. No man has a deeper interest IN the
welfare Of the State and county, and he is q
friend of peace and harmony.
sep2l-tde MANY VOTERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
IL TO TIE TOTERS
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
COMPRISING

H to III1 ' VI ''ItI
OF THE
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
COMPRISING
THE COUFTIES OF lTECRLENBURG, IL
NENBURG. CHARLOTTE. PRINCE ED
WARD, EOTTOWAY, BUCKINGHAM,
CUMBERLAND, AMELIA, POWHAT4N,
CHESTERFIELD, FLUFANNA, Apo.
NATION, AMHERST AND NELSON ::
| respectfully announce myself candidate to
represent the Fourth Congressional District OF Vir
gnia in the next Congress of the United states.
aual-tde RIO. RIDGWAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09

Il WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w. Il. CLARK, Esq, candidate for the House
of Delegates from Pittsylvanis county. au3O-tde
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09
FOR SALE OK LEASE.

T ARGE AND VERY VALUABLE WAREHOUSE, ON
IL THE WEST LINE OF SEVENTEENTH, BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS AND VACANT LOT IN
REAR, FOR SALE-We offer for sale the above yalua-
VIM. II Parrish Co, as Wholesale WARE i
HOUSE. II fronts 80 feet back loo feet, aud Is
threo stories above the basement The lot in the rear
has front on wide paved alley, of 90 feet and
depth Of 80 feet. The foregoing il Justly regarded
most Ssio valuable Br SSPRRSSy APRD SJy APPERsoy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09

r. WE ARE AUTHORIZED IT, ANNOUNCE
D. :. q. CABELL as a candidate to represent the
Senatorial District of Nelson and RockDIidge in
the next the Legislature Of Virginia.
san2I-tde'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09

HENRICo, September 9th, 1860.
TO MeSSrs. ViEliam C. M0ncuTe, j. e. Burton,
NJ. c. Egg5estoa, George d. Peasants, Thomas
l.. PiedS0ntS, b. ". Green, &C.:
GENTLEMEN: / have received your invitation to
become candidate for q seat in the ensuing
Legislature. In accordance Herewith, and with
many thanks TO each aud all of you Tor yorr Kind
appreciation Of me, hereby announce myself q
candidate. Should he elected, il will give me
great pleasure TO assist, III however humble de.
gree, in e.toring solid peace to Virginia and
in placing her again safely behind The bul~arhs
of the Federal Constitution
ara, with great respect,
Your fellow citizen,
sep9-tie' l.. W. I. WlCKHAM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09

~ AT TIE REQUEST OF MY FRIENDS.
| respectfully announce myself as a candidate 10
represent the City of Richmond in the Senate OF
Virginia.
se5-tde JOHN h. GlLMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09

VNHE EDITORS OF THE BAPTIST, having purchastI
1 the subscription list and good will OF the heiigHiS
Icrui propose republish early practicable.
II will be issued weekly, paper Of superior quality
and about the size that was before the war, At the
rate Of four dollars year. payable in advance spe
cmen number will be is ued ia few weeks, and for
warded all the accessible subscribers Oi the Hrdid
BAPTIST Ministers, aud others interested in the success
of the paper requested to forward subscriptions.
As the paper will have extensive circulation in the
Interior IL this State and IN other States, the subscribers
solicit share OF advertising patronage, suited to
ligious Journal on terms To be made known in due
time. Address Jeter Dlckinsou BOX i9s, Richmond,
Va. y. u. Letter.,
oct9 0vr E DICKINSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

E5eTO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
RlCHMOHD.-In compliance with the requests of
many peIsoDs in the several wards Of the city.
announce myself candidate for seat in the
House Of Delegates of the next Legislature of
vi gina. Very Respectfully.
liTTLETON TAZEWELL.
Other Richmond papers please copy.
oct9-dtde
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

OFFICE OF THE FARMERS BASE or NIRaINh}
AT FARMvilLE, October eth, lso5.
NTOTlCE.-LOst stolen, In the city OF Richmond, on
" Friday, the 9TH instant, a small MEMORANDUM
BOOK containing among other things 81 less value,
Twelve drafts this Office, numbered from l59. to 1879
inclusive, with my signature the rest III blank. The
finder will pleas leave the book and contents with John
NJ Goddin ESD, Cashier of the Farmers Bank OF Viz
fuia and il demanded suitable reward Will be paid.
hanks with whom have c0rrespOuded will please OBJ
serve this notice. ARtH u VAUGHAN,
oct1-u Cashier
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09

o WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
JOSEPH II. WILSON, ESQ., candidate TO repre-
sent the counties of Campbell, Charlotte and Ap
pomattox in the next Senate of Virginia.
sepl4-tde
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09

5-TO THE VOTERS OF NoTTOWAY
AMELIA AND POWEATAN-We beg leave to
call your attention TO WILLIAM r. ROYAL OF
Powhatan, as a suitable man to represent US in
the next Virginia Legislature.
Mr.. Royal has been d magistrate of his county
ever since the adoption of the new Constitution,
possessing the business habits and capacity to
make Us a good representative.
MANY VOTERS OF PowHATAE.
1S-tih
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-09

II TO TIE VOTERS OF RICHMOND AT
The instance of some Of you. and believing that
can render you some service ia the next Legs.
lature of Virginia, announce myself candi-
date for seat in the House Of Delegates. Upon
the question of eligibility take this occasion to
say that have the highest and most satisfactory
authority for saying there is no doubt that am
eligible. If bonored with your confidence no ef-
fort on my ant shall be omitted to discharge the
duties of the position with fidelity.
Respectfully,
TH0MAS il EXANE.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-01-18

PRINTERS AND DocToRs.-An eastern na-
ger very jnr'ly comments on newspaper and
medical creits : 1t is notorious fact that
doctor bills and newspaper bills are the last
accounts in the sum of almost every mans
Indebtedness which he thinks of paying
Whs tever may be his ability to pay if his
chests are filled with old rusty dollars he
links some Indefinite time will do to settle
the aforesaid accounts People somehow
nave Evolutionary notion that the practices
of physic and the publishing of newspaper are
mere amateur professions, followed for amuse
ment's sake, and for the cost of which little
or nochlng is expected Yet there is not in
The whole round of business, as far as we
know, more expensive employment than
that of newspaper.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-01-18

ES They tell story of substitute
broker which is probably true. He bad ''pu,
in" one of his men some dozen or fifteen times
and had come to regard him as one of the
most profitable part of his stock in trade. On
one occasion the bounty jumper found no op
portuDity to run away until the steamboat up
on which he was shipped for the army had
got mile from shore, He took his chance,
however, jumped overheard, and succeeded
in reaching the bank. On relating his adven
ture to his principal, the broker sharply re.
proved him for his temerity, adding, "Only
think what a loss it would have been to me
had you been drowned %