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AMERICANS SHOULD RIFLE ANrr

a
cA.'-To this declaration large num-
Der of the people of this country have
already subscribed, and the time is not
far distant when it will not only be the
doctrine of the majority, as privately
held, but as brought into bearing thro'
the ballot-box and the laws. If reasons
enough have not already transpircd to
bring this about, they are Multiplying
daily, and some Of them are of serious.
not to say startling significance. A
great Irish meeting has lately been held
in New York City. II was not IL usual
mass meeting such as nil ht readily be
called together in that great city, but it
was meeting of delegates sent together
by societies of Irishmen, throughout the
whole country. TO give it the greater
consequence the son of an Ex-President
of the United States, Mr.. Robert Tyler
was called to preside over it, and the
proceedings, if not reasonable to this
country set its neutrality laws at defiance
and as fir us those naturaiised citizens
were concerned, actually declared wal
against Great Britain.
How unsafe such men are to hold Of
flee i'll this country-how wise and true
to the country the American party is to
lift it's voice against giving the power OF
place to them here, can readily be in
tcrred from the following extract from
an address published to the world by
that mecting:-
"lf any reason should be required why
such an organization should have sprung into
existence at this time it can be found in the
present condition of affairs in Europe, which
present to the mind ofevcry man that favora.
bic opportunity for which the ever rebellion.
and discontinued mind of Ireland has beer
waiting with anxiety and hope. In the con.
vulsions which now shake the monarchics Of
the old world; in the complications of politics
which involve so many nations, and are ra.
uia"i'S OtHcls i1ltO inc vortex, we sec
a strong probability that the long expected
opportunity may arise. when Ireland can III
her children both at home and abroad he
ready for the emergency take her position
as an independent nation. TO prepare our.
selves for that emergency is a duty so clcal
to us that to neglect it would be an unrar.
donable crime"
Is it not plain from the language Of
these best citizens that their hearts arc
not here in America, but at home in
Ireland' Is it not plain from their own
words that their enmities are not against
England as the enemy of America, but
as the enemy of Ireland And is it not
equally plain that if enough of them
should get into Office here, through the
efforts of this modern sham Democracy
which finds it's head in Franklin Pierce,
this country would soon | . cmbroiled in a
war not with its enemies but with the
governments against which those foreign
ers, though now naturalized citizens
here, conceived antipathies before they
ever came to our shores! We shall re-
fer to this subject next week.
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UJ"Ex-IIon. Joshua Vansant is in WASH
ington, whittier he has gone to mature his
plans for the ousting of Hon. j. Morrison
Harris from his seat in Congress Rather a
hopeless task we imagine.
The Hon. FIX. Congressman had better sub
nit. in that quiet manner that becomes the
true philosopher, TO the will of the people as
it was l,gitimatcy expressed in the Third
Congressional District Amer. Dmocrat.
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STEAMBOAT ON TIE SUsorEHANNA.-A Sc
cond steam ferry boat will be put upon the
waters of the SusQuchanna, at Similarly, Pa,
in fortnight. The coal trade is increasing
in that quarter at a rapid rate, hence the
many additional improvements for transpor-
taton.
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DEBATE. There is to be an interesting de-
bate to. night at the Rock School House in
the 4th District on the question Should the
Missouri Compromise be restored z" Messrs.
Jordan, Cornish, Mackey and others take
part in the debate.
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SALE OF A LoT.-Mr II. Vcazey Ward of
Valparaiso, South america has purchased a
lot in this town of the Rev. II. T. IIurn, SO
feet front and 400 feet deep for 1890 1t
is his intention 10 erect fine dwelling Oh it.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS Annual
Meeting of the Stock Holders of the Phil
vii & BALTIC. Railroad company will be held
in Wilmington OF the Nth proximo, at which
time Directors for the ensuing year are to be
elected \
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Gle Cecil }pl)ie.
ELnTox, DECEMBER Is, 1855.

REMOVAL OF THE Cecil WuIG" OFFICE.
Our printing office has been removed to the
Cecil Wing building on North Street. between
the Court I.ouSe and Jail. where we will be
PLEASED to STE our friends and subscribers.
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DEATH OF A MARYLANpEn IN RUSSIA
lnforma ION has been received Mt the State
Department from John Ralli ESQ, the United
States Consul at Odessa, Of the sudden death.
at Simphcropol, Of DR.. Dcnwood 7. Jones, of
Nd.
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1NEU ATTRACTION
At @eap Corner,

At heap Corner,
fDDLETOWN. DELAW ARE.
.'os;ribr has just r-turnei frola New
Philade pkia with the lars st and
lssof mcnt Of
AND WINTER GOODS
yer Oh .rsl in this market c re has been
good arsic'cs and ot the latest fashion
a; and they have bean purchased at the
s'Sie-pTtocs and gre. i p.sil.s will b. tnk-
% said ut n very SMALL ArvAN"r-
buy cheap sell cheap. and don Iurgc
Cloths call co.ors from - cents to
frd; CaH3ulere black and fancy 30 cts
Yard; Sattinets, black AMI fancy. 10!
eryard; Flannel. Ytd md wLitc. 81
as . large assortment Of
y'SS GOODS FOR THE L.7DTES;
- ftmunt Of
E.dDEMADE CLOTHING;
Ladies Urdrsssei Morocco Roo,s at 81 90
INN sslo Jenny Lind Shoes s. 90 per
pair wood rcggcd Roots. city made. best
neap; large LOT OF boys and misses Boots
s. complete assortment Of
ARDH.9RE IND CUTLERY;
'aes per pound less by the key;
GROCERIES,,
gar ct cts. white S and cts; Ceiree l2l
.es cheap; Nacker,i and Herring by the
Together with very large aaso ,rmcnt
ds OF goods usual Kept in country store.
se number of oher articles that ar. not
ny other store. all OF which can assure
ps sod at a very small advance over the
tesa'e prices for tho Cash or Country Pro-
al kinds Of Produce bought ut
J. A. KIIASoN'S.
:, CHEAr CORNER.
10, 1855. Midaletown. Del.
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PUBLIC SALE.

7 will offer AT Public Sale on SATURDAY.
Il January 18th, 1856, my -
HOUSE aud LOT, situated in l1SH>.
Rising Sun village, Cecil coun- i:;k
ty, Md. The improvements fSSks&
arc frame house. 81 by 20 IT.
three rooms on the first floor; three rooms and
passage on the second floor, with cellar un-
derneath; kitchen attached, ~ by IA feet,
with good pump of water in it; and II stable
IA by feet. This situation is a good one
fora clothing store or boarding house, as tho
contemplated railroad is now going on by
this place. JOHN W. BUCKLEY, JR.
Dec. l5-3t.
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Phila., Wilmington and
an 80 81 ~
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

BA Il L nj X f Il A l. Il D.
CARS LEAVE ELKTON,
For Baltimore For Phiadelphia
LIST train, 10 A. NJ LIST train II A. NJ.
End = Bpm 2nd 9 l,P.M.
3rd g might 3rd 90 9P.N.
~ Besides which regular trains there will b, .
passenger car attached to the through freight train
which will pa southwark at s o'clock p. ~,
taking passengers for Baltimore and all the in
telmedate stations.
BENZ. WELLS.
Dec 10 1880 Agent.
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ONE HUNDRED

LNNE CHESTER COUNTY PIGS FOR
Il SALE, from 4 weeks to 10 weeks DID,
Farmers that wish good kind of PIGS. and
will call soon on RESTON PARRY, Bow
mans Farm, 0ate Cropper's,) Elk Neck, will
he suited ut Il moderate price.
Dec. Is, lS05-
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20 FARNERS!
.LER'S PATENT R.iILWiY
lWers and OVershot Ti1rsshers.

)wers and 0vershot Tlrashers.
ID is hereby given to Farmers, that
II continue the sale of Wheclcr's
ailway Horse Powers and OvcrShot
s With Shakers attached, which |
intto give satisfaction, or no sale.
seed Cutters, Cisrer Hsliers, and Hood
Wishing to engage Machine may
snbscriber living near the Maeraw
I'D dress him at Rising Sun, Cecil
JOHN D. MICUENER.
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Mr.. Giddings, Of Ohio, entered Congress
in 1896.
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CAME AERIET,

~h"G - Aa -
ON the shore Of the subscriber on the 9th
" INST, lot of inferior ark logs, with same
planks attached thereto. The owner or own
ers are requested to come forward, prove his
or their property, pay charges and take the
same way. GEO. W. FORD.
Mount Pleasant, Dec. 15-1t.
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-Ilere's to The Delaware Sportsman
who yesterday sent us dozen partridges and wood
cock. May his eye never grow DINNER and hi.
shadow and shine for US never grow less
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
TILE RInTS IN BATH, ME.

Peter Mclaughlin, tic Catholic priest OF Bath has
issued card t" the people Of that city, through the
columns OF tue T"'d"g in regard to the recent d.
graceful riot IN that city, by which tho Catholics we're
prevented from lsyiuR ,te ocrusr.etoue Of q new
church He geys Ila: &C is certain that "the good.
the oyul tie peaceful ci,zep- Of Hath, arc vusy su-
perior, legally, moTslly and physically, to the dsor.
dery aud mobocratic few; und he is therefore sure
that this great majority can if they will, protect him
and bis in the performance Of any relgou exercise
on the day couseorated by Ctsi=tsadon 10 religion.
In another 7..eS1sph be Gays:
1.-THE Catholics Of this city are the miserable mi
uority; they are but handful they srs the depcn
dent csss Law 10 of use to them here, but irss.
much a. it is administered d-execntse--e@.otted by
their Protestant rulsr-.pon shet American Pro.
tssant re.s u hey rely for ssS1rsy Tns aud
is is absolutely sure that neither their confidence
nor their prayer will Se UNDECIDED. If man an throws ,S
power aud majesty OF the American people, he is safe
The Catholic pastor aud Catholic people OF this cry
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p,rp.UA\y0Ck LAND FOR SALE.

, -..ii, - s-ir nv risntnilOn m Rlchlh"HU 'U.
,..,,y l..n,) .bour miles above Tsppshshm"".rA
5ox s.I!,:is wharf, lani:ng OF the steamer ~ ed
s, D,;necn KeEers "ga Ecs.tTSSnn sS o.ie:. and
,'.a' r..:ycv 1916 - a>rs-. y, !Iest spou'
iy.;.I INTO l.gcc i.Gs :-e 'sa wen I'M,
~.SG xses po w"'eH . @ n,5. norssS st,I 10 the he
">Cr".'"t s:N- 80 ,,'r:: L., inLi! IL ;his a-:Saeor-
N.b ... :lu: ~ ooG.l. for so per Setei !.
400" ..,r,I' III. rusG .um tae i"rcsi 20 'Ar river
= .ie. "a''i', s,o,,. o,rrsr,ri. noUsc and iarn'
ss-cr..' 90: yr,.;r ami s:X pr% cabins Tor s!aSes-
nCI n,SGo,:s and the 5e-t material reccn'!y con
''' TIN, ar.ol.l; o: woOG..nd in hi. tract, the Va
- 49,, irr which has been steadily advancing ton
v.ar ana - convenience Tor !'"vcri nV':e 'h'
. . q, :n-n @! c:;erpi:sa. Persons "Iah ,'s 10 Vie"
@ t-e 80: -, s.,a:. T.-r:, accommodating. Address
Gas .EI;iUR H. II. BERNARD,
<, -,,1r, Ia
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TUESDAY MORNENG. NOVEMBER 1855.

ry, which makes YOU asSure me That the c.i'tS' d"
the people of Massachusetts towards NJ state ait
not IL Of antagousn," I .u-h fnr.h III anguish
aud e'k-Why Il Necessity for sucn essurGncri WY
any sntaGonam between ,hcsc, the devoted Slater .
Hancock aud Washington Mny Goo in III, mercy
alId IN love guide them. MS Of yUrc' May they ever
be yenertcd III union by t!e Hood Of iLr revolution
And whenever another nigh Of gloom nni ;ra! siti!
come, may they hail and cheer cnch ohGr CO asaiI
t" victory, for tivi! aud religious liberty.
f"urs irly, HENRY 4. WISE.
To CHARLES o. CHASE and others aomn;t,r. & c
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PHCAPITuLATlOS.
Aud ssyea territorial delegates.


THE LATE KAlLhUdD DloAot ~,
s1. LOUIS, Nov 24.-The committee appointed oy
CITIZENS Of this place TO investigate the causes OF ne
rrc.nt disaster u. Gascon.de Cridge, on the Paciac
KsroaG, rspor, thu. the accident was cau.ed ty to.
high rate Of speed u: which The train was gong a.
the ;e Of passing over .hs noI, oroSs stating bs. The
rrc:su. was caused By the tote! inet!c!encE OF the
hrjir. 10 sustain the weight Of the train.
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w.sr.ysrn,: D G October =, 1855.
9DROroSALS ~. ," received q; ;:s o"I'a 'me., 'I i'
tac 2c:!. d.: v: Eccc!~""E, 100 al - "tnCA u
,r,u e ,,e {. .,,,yr.ry7 III. Gec.n: Custom Hcusc
Cnlr, Ro.s> etc. accr'!rs 10 .e H!t- S'!u sprS'"a
Ion ,reunr.,, hv :ss p,nr,Ncn: rad p-op"sns I? be
b.. ,,i . ou.!in., ~ vr tie 3!s:"", kinds o
uo,. Ills O. parcels saolA rrconprcE ench" Id VIZ;
=. ,.yu, cac .;.,: IN. ..e rh. Gi:oS:t ol cLcn
r.t tt, ;e L.nrtin ~ .ese '!:S too ishs 10 reject
.n. hereby invited, snoud tee iuie!est ol tae
Due require II. Slucty ler cen: o the smouht
o.wo:s 0ut ms;e.!als delivered according o con
"a: ce isb! 10 be ascr!ta!neo ey TIC e9iHsle
~ a.cu' CT TIE Dcmn;ien., hppo.G!sd lot tEh' pl''
a. per retained until the completion ni the
;ousac, eEd srce4-cs Of lie work. DC, Sy 'he agent
k.C.e.s.I.
Ccitrac,s viii te awarded on,y to Mater Builders and
Nc ua!c ant IL" rrsi:ncn :srreot except By consent
Vt IL" secretary oi ID. !reasGr: VII! Se forfeiture OF
,1c sun:e
Tacl propVss! mus; be accompanied lv written qua.
TAa,ce .igcd by reepCsU'" pe:.o Certified be
he p:-t:ic, Attorney or brc: JGd:r OC the sa.d
Ds;ricJ in .hc sun s29,OOu :hp .ae G.t.. will when
required lis proposal be accepted c:e: Into contract
anG bond w;;h proper and sufficient securities :I Is aitiI
!-l ;crV-iarn~c.
rams specla,,,.,Ls and working drawings chE he eY.
a.ued and 1iier lie l.: day OF Novcher H!I o;i"r
Information o!n"! application Ia the Department,
"a" o'fr" OF th. G"ii"c'"t II, ."hee!iar.
IL, -u. act w, :.Si =" r.":et iD:o .n tE7 state Of
'U.I., -i. have crd"d jUS irun and reinQuishrd her
!i' ~. any wh' .hc property Oi the
ni'a :a- ur ol tn. 5ri'::'- '.,; may be thereon
lar be spTt To tits address
cd 20 tar S"c~4.r c the Trcas":y endorsed proposals
O'Clock p IL 0: M. last day -r rccrivns the
sa" in III" pr".cnc' the bidder ANY raoose to
tend JANES GUTHRIE
Dct ai-2ayt3Li Secretary O.: IL. 'Ir.asurv
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CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIyES

We are Informed that Col. Wu. II. II. Taylor OF
Ohio Is candidate for The Clsrkship Of the House
OF Representatives. Col. Taylor is son :n-law OF
the lato Gcnornl HARRISON md now rcsidea at North
Bend with his venerable motLsr-in-!0w. He wa
torin.riy CLERK o. llami;taa county Ohio; WA Gen.
eral uArrlsons pr;vntc Secretary during the briot
term oi Tue Generals Presidency, and received from
President Tyler the appointment Of Post Master for
the Chy "t Cincinnc Ie ia gentleman OF iu,cll-
Sence' nns address aud good voice. Having known
hun from his boyhood, we must say, ii Know-No-
thing Is tn be elected, we have heard uf none aniuug
the candidates named for the office who would be
more acceptable 70 rs
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sALMoN,s PATENT CAIN AND "hAsS

yr,rs w,ai,. vas Invented sud patented oy "; D..
49, -. -: i;,.,.ss, and wherever !, mas oceI eNHo
- H, " o-.Iceiemce OF Ill o,hegs Tor cleaning Gram
s VI ver Media! was awa-dedio ice :Evs:toT 81 he
W., nix in Kew ic.k Ind tae ais! prize al iAe
rar IN lsIa !, nao bscn adopted oE tue i;'cn
"a r,.r NEG.s wao recommend u ns me o"st latn'Ae
iaowG IL. scpUc.:ia. Cookies a"c o'ae1 i;pu.es ~ ~
Wa, l. will .cprrate any .wo seeds o: aite'etN s-e VI
w,.: .::" II l.. cton, ant easily set y, Or
DE- !; !, ?cciarly adeped 10 farmers use, as =,
60 Su l.,;. ,.!yver o wo:k u: and cess grain more
;e.:ec'!; :.an l:y ..uctiMc .Y:> IN Yee'
!. ,e:. :. -. .t = The !0A'N...- s'i":s
is.a :,.... a.Gvi.i:e iha; MI clean iS 70 " e,c
YC:s Farm. ,,'s &qcti%e Ia: ~! clean 80 20 80 >.
t@.,:c.- p"r r"ur .,.,
=, :..; vyi uca: ~ .'';3ae.s re: 2cH: ~ -
For n MI'cr- N-c:.,ae ;-.. ".. :.e4n ~ 20 :" :,
L.,..;rs .c .g: ~! c..sn 20 70 IS
-: ia.:'. Isc!.!nc :-ar vi! eies- - to 10 -,
;-....y -: a"aT ,-.,o onn
=. H:i":'s Machine toe' VIII 10
'''''s., ,: r.: a.-F Ro NJ ANDERSON.
Commission Hc:caopt, Richmond. va
y. B. CY...': N.;ai. w oe sold on rcason4o'T ie'
FaD .l-cf! H. a' ~
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THE BATTLE GROUND JACKSON MONU,


MENT.
The Nov Orlunns Crescent says the glorious Sth Of
January, lSl3 is a. length in the way Of t"ins nom
ored with Il monument. The plains ui ,aainc;;e,
tho glorious battle ground Of that glOrou day,
SOON tn be s,-naliz.t b. lofty ohc.isk. The spo,so
Sa,lantly defended by BriSadicr Grn"T.. Andrew
Jack sou, with few regular troops, aided by v".un-
;eer corps of this city AID State, with soce also rom
contiguous States Is soon :" be pointed It by pub
lie column to which alnring posteriiy ray turn with
PRIDE as Il inemculn and encouragement 20 putrot!c
devotion.
The Commissioners who were nppoi,ed by an &C:
OF the Legislature of the State OF Lou lana To
are the erection Of tine monument, lave been en-
| gagged during tine past lew days with Mr.. ID ilrinc-
court, one Of the City Surveyors III !nug on siie
for il; They have selected a spot 2cchuscd in the
name of the State of Louisiana tor tc PURPOSE ca
ugtv where the raupar,s were thrown up on the
rsi, OF the American line al d"f,n nhuu; three
hundred yards from the river bus. Hnd near the
only point al which the enemy -utct C"d AMID tcrr-
ble slaughter in reaching the Dreas" pIks, and wheic
tho mos, DESPERATE .iuu inter ni IN. LIN look piece.
The contractors foi the erection q: The monument
ar Mrs. Richards ~ Shrnua. J., foundation il Z"
be ji feet square, uld will be- 10 lee! below III"
surt;u.". The exterior G; "a" 'a..ncHi is 10 ae .;
,aar,I!, A: tie suriacr Of t'I 2 Ut. IN" pcdc-al
will currr spa .r &: 3S feet 8 -. hr r iGrc. l;y
s;,p-. - the hight ri III feet il ccrcn-c To 10
feel inches Squire, the size nj uc Uf the SHAFT
Thls Itself vii. ur ll2 feet high The height u, 10
top cf the monument above the g-iGrrn, iese!U! the
ground viii i've l5J feet. :. ep.g stair case ni 2iO
stairs will lead up tao r.eror rraudiis IL the top
jas; below the Gpe1 of tho obclse.
In the adoption vi oil the particulars in relation t?
the monument, the grcntest Il, :io. has been pel
10 the combination of strength viii elegant snpiic;
ty aud TO the requirements u he law OF the State
! The Commissioners for narising the building OF
! It are. for the State, Gen, jas M.kcr, Gen. j. d.
pluuche, and ihe Hon, Cla:les Csvarre on the part
of the city. =. >. CroSsmel, Joseph Genos, j. H..
! Caldwell and 7. SruZeacsu E>qs. We have n"
! doub; il will prove worthy of = infect.
! While On THIS subject, We Ia" avail oG-sevcs O.!
the opportunity TO congratulate c- rsd,;ers of the GER
tanty ot the innugrrs":; hr equestrian staIne OF
Gen. Jack.ul, IN jucisou SOUR" on the sth OF Jan
! ra.y nert
| The two monuments are calculated 10 ke two great
and attractive ornaments OF ur city and VICINITY.
| A.
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N0TICE TO CKEDITORS.

nR.grrERSGS MINOR, aud Virsinia, his wife, ha"
:sg decd trust, duly recorded in.ts-ex CouGy
.os cva- C;rr. conveyed certain property 10 hc sub
;,l: ,Iu,g- for the purpose of securing the said
.a-o'. rr.,;of-, aavg now request all persons TO
IoHi e 10 uGcu;e,,. p,,-r un those who have obtained
.;- II -" CoUc- Essex county, to turninh ne,
ao4' a''"! ahiei'm"Gt writing, OF the amounts .!
't-i'tt'' i'S'-. s'H';lig the nature OF the debt.
Nv" w "''. n9's ~ -ccoHn sad Ths, ne; they
srn 49,. ~ -, -! y ~. maj know what amount !
.ecG So r'Hie3'y coh'e}eo W so'a
,!.s.y ao?e e s 10 SEa II Minor .rdyned will see the ns
20 "e' !aaey ate, tho . unss, s :t us dS aUS
I, u's p1ce1 IN Possession OF the information uboye
sHs p-ed his notice III bar Of s,v yscoyerv
~, az persons Indebted 20 said Moo- ara ,,..,.i N
II, e, ps --aocx, "a NY aoo'ees
,-S-io.L'. :. ). B. WHlTLOCK, Trustee.
,nsS ao'ro no''e" Is with my cOu.cst and hpproba.
O,SsNc.aE: ay e9eee'' IsFFERSoH MSoR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
MISSISSIPPI THOROUGHLY DEMoCnATl

vi
The Democratic majority in Nssisairp DOR Govern
or TINS FAR is ABA and will be Increased, probably,
to i've or six thousand. The democrats have q ma
ory Of between thirty and fcgty III the Legislature
on ioint ballot, which will enable them 10 elect tni-
ted States Senator in place of Stephen Adams, the
prescn, incumbent who, it will be remembered made
a Know Nothing speech during the session of the
late Congress Mr.. Adams will have to teke :: tacs
seat. The whole Congress oril Ge.agarlcn from Mis-
sissipriis remocratic. Lake. Know.No,hing, here
tofors reported to be elected, has been defeated by
Singleton, Democrat.
The following Democratic State 'ri@!.,ei mas been
elected: :-Goyerro-, Iohn ]. Mcl!ea. Secretary OF
State, \. B. Diwor,h; Auditor, Madison McAffer;
Treasurer, S. l.. Hussy. The Democratic CoTgres'
sonel ticket is also elected, as iollows:-n. b.
Wright, ltenry s. Bremen, William 5. Barksdale'
o. H. Singleton, and John A. Quitman'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
rrCKAnoEcn cory ANppLAsTER MINIS Sc

TkNlIf Mills having been reh,'.i ana .d"i 10 ~.
Il public can n0w ne scCc;nnoan'5a Promptly /. an
havin; ,a... Corn ground ..to Neal q! III" b",t qu.y
,7i also with Corn md Cob Meal tor feeding Stock tv
ri n il estimated -avin- o on,.hird is :"Ail"d .
r:n in the ears, rcnt III bng- VIII yield about "n rGr
,ut.y OF the Corn ad GOb Meal making excel
"4' iced.
The farmers on the Jamcs and Rvanns Rivers, and
,.. can aso obtain irc-: rcU'd !!asicr o! IL" bet
.- at much bsloy tie Richmond price To tEo-" "ho
,r. as 10 pu; j. in ;ukc loose, will ae furnished
* - ,.c ton less than the liic!Inond pL!cc.
a,g,y 20 iIessrs. C:cnshnw Co. kich!EoGd, 1t the
). ~. James River aud kaua"a ia Canal, or 70
y,..wtw JOSEPH ALLEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
y,I.rARI.E FARM IL VIRGINIA,

,~,NTtEN HUNDRED HNhtS' FVII EH"E'
rU;IlNti leased. tor term O; y""rs Il ne renqnler
III Wl..- Sulphur springs. 10 Pcr,ous whose nigh re.
-. warrants the clei that they vii! be Kept IN the
W., IN, -.ncd offers fer sale. re Ss;ua'
lie -,-:n y !..c:, surrounds the Spr:n-s
gay s.a25 .. Cora: aud capable o being
al, H., ,., possible ,neadows Apart OF ms Iaa yie,u
ibrls Of single ac:e:n l- thc rsHh Year OF sue
- .i,;~,,;or .,i,ior, mraUrs. and In ls3l bad as
~. ~ -,son. pcoduc.l - bushels The farm Is ea-'y
.. :, o: dr:,:U:. Ind certainly one oil 'ne oes III
-";ys -One.;h-d on !, o' December next shu 'ne
aud wears thereafter, with Htc':=t i!o''' "s'e
,a,,cul.rs enquire OF t!.e subscriber ty l.
49,. .sr....t, 10 "Wo.r.utg: Springs, Va, or 10 wash
:7;;"%' ~: THOMAS GREEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
>n,,;yr T0 RI1ILDERS.

,uN.r- -,'r- TTDT- O. INIpN S:.Nt.,N4tl, N 7''V
rr-:y =: gInr- Edward, Va WI! 4ui.n "S,. spr.is
,',,"s :yt -:c-:-a 5r:cs dw"llns wa omaoSsss
and .,osrs.- ior which proposals ito s ns
-. now invited Th" pis's ana -oee,c h ,nn ~. .,h
,io.. s,i,n,. will e shown IL AgPsants by the SUP
r,n.- lis desired -: ;e pteparh;!o& OF au
.r.,- O, ..c..-": :ou@ 9H co:'n''H'"i n,;It,,s
ciosr nf contracts; hat aS tae nIa!ii nn''dine'
,S,I w ercc.d a. c4ry rhc .gc.@ Is ~, 9'!ch caa &c
Gaat.. :.,-,. : ,-,rIr.,,.
ali, i,.yr los Mi, c !.c rcd * ::a' GE o;ser.
witr III i@ccn.L, the i5 n.X ;Yen :!.e contract Will
,. swatic. - III. r:o5: c!:.;t.s v""r.
-. ics:r. la ne proposals saa. s:ac II: tines aaa
:-aic- Of ya:.:"; Scna;ric:. I
:v..a, ana I'D. :a'., u:rc: r.'N proap! 49,
?..,:... Irvn!sr. r:.I rrru.G'y vii . !.V.iTs - ~
,1-:ac,y: 10. III. woiu!e!!Ac completion - 's ''
w::a ,,ipu.a;ed i!re. ,.er y,
ai5.e. tie subscriber. =, Hampton F@TIeE; ;,;TpNry
Rtt,-.