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ExTaAoRDfyARY SACACITY. - About
ii o'clock on the night Of the 29th ult., as
Nj. Carr, Of Shawwood gardens. and some
friends, were coming through field from
lis house TO the North road, their attention
". attracted to . pony which came up to
hem, aud on their attempting to stroke it,
a.ihey had often done, it threw up its head,
and saye several loud snors, and scam
pe,ed across the 6eld in the direction Of the
viaduct. Alter proceeding some distance,
il resaned and made similar demonstra.
iioo, evidently wishing to attract their at.
,rstion, and then again Immediately ran
oG Il occurred to the party that there
might be something amiss, aud they fol.
lowed Tie pony. which betrayed evident
symptoms of delight. In a short time i
brought them TO the edge Of a large poo
d water adjoining the viaauct, when il
asaia commenced snorting and jumping
about. On looking into the water theJ
saw somcihing, and also heard gurgline
SQUAD = Of some one drowning. 4 mar
named Cox jumped into the water ant
brought out the apparently lifcless body o
mas, who turned out to be a person BY
ihe name Of Johnson. shoemaker Of Sun.
dsfiaad, who, under The influence Of liq.
0ot, had probably lost his way and fallen
iaio lie POOL. Efficient aid was at once
rsderrd, hut il was nearly three hour.
'r6te Be showed any signs Of life; he, how
etef, eventually recovered.
fDurhan coua,y tEng.) Advertiser.
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OTATE OF LOUlSIANA-PARlSH
~ OF TERREBONNE-Flnh Judicial District Court.

OTATE OF LOUlSIANA-PARlSH
~ OF rERREBONNE-Finh Judicial District Court
Adelaide Tenp,et, willow Of Jean Lasarde
J. A. lesa.ne e sh.
BY virtue Of IN execution emanating
from the above named court, in the above
entitled numbered suit, there will be offer.
ed for sale by the undersigned Sheriff, at
the Court House in the town Of Houma,
On Saturday, August 2, 1855,
between IL o'clock A. n. and o'clock P.
NJ, the following described property, to-
wit
All the right, title and interest of Eva.
riste Porche in and to the judgment rem.
dered by the Fifth District Court for the
Parish Of LafDurche, in the case No. 6l2
Of H. NJ. and H. C. 'Thibodaux versus LIE
Blanc Il Dantin, IN which case the said
Evariste Porche as FIRST endorser, having
satisfied the claim Of the Judgment credit
ors, is ly law subrogated to their rights
against the original defendants, Leblanc
4 Dantin. aa
This Judgment was rendered in the Dis.
trict Court OF I.afourche Interior on the
10th April. 1851.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the
principal, interest and costs in the above
case. la
Terms: CASH, without the benefit o.
appraisement.
Pa,ish II Teneboane, July 18th. 1856.
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SCOTS LITTLE CIANr"CoRN AND COB MILL.
Patented May 18th, 1854.

THE attentention of Planters, FaSmers
and Stockholders in general Is respectfully called tn
this mill the Important article Of the kind nov IL
use not only we'll adopted grinding cob meal fos stock
bat Fr the tb and especially bead Meal from corn
not fully ripe o. dry in the TN
In settisg this m mechanic a. frame work want
3D. osly requiring to be fastened % floor o. PLATFORM
Easily adjusted and used by anybody. even child.
The Isls Giant has received the first premiums at the
late Agricultural Fairs in MseMr, Kentucky. Marytaad-
ner well the ready Of The thoosanda
witnessing IT. performance.
These mills guaranteed In The most positive man
.r and No warranted to grind 10 bushels ri feed Per
ur with horse, and offered q the low price Of 80
al complete ready fIr attaching the team-No
erinds 80 bushels per hour with two horses.
Manufactured BY Scott Dun, e. Louis Scott kock
bee, Baltimore; Scott Hedges, Cincinnati.
From the Cincinnati Daily Times.
s'Tne LrfTlI GiAxr."-By invitation We called q !he
establishment of Scott Hedges yesterday. to witness ne
opes.tous Of what the inventor has denomnated the LIT
tie Oisnt Com and Corn Cub Mil" II ever name waa
we'll applied Il b In the present instance The NIL weighs
only three hundred pounds aod Vita single n0fee
aitaceedi 10 ten oa shaft Il ests up corn and cob with
bet patent Of this kind attained, and h ~ simple
in construction that can be put together and ss In
motion IN twesty minutes and afterwards be edaeed GOD
used with eass By anyhcy. II win gsd with ease f'o
1910 II busnels per hour.
10 the farmer this min % simple in its eunstructos
oecpyine 70 little space. propelled By power always O.
hand and furnished Ut the exeaediu4 low price al SO a.
lords Of the gexet We have ever seen
Wherever they have been introduced they have unisef
al favOf every Interested in Agricultural Vsuf
alin 6oots Hedgea No. Water Street, e1amine ~
FOR Sale il Thibndnux BY the uadersGne who hss
ncyf-ni0 b. r. HOLDEN.
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CTATE OF LOUlSIANA-Fifth Dis.
~ uict Court-Pxrish Of Terrebonne
Euph.s.'n Hos'rd NJ "a.


..,, .e g ":::.. '' :. wife. No. ',4.
In this case, for the reasons on file, and
BY reasons further Of the law and evidence
being in favor Of the Judgment herein rem
dered: 1t is ordered, adjudged and de.
creed, that defendant, Mary Celina Ho.
tard, be and she is hereby declared to be
Of insane mind, and not in . fit condition
to attend to her business; and she il
therefore interdicted as being an insane
person and her husband, EuPhrosin
Hotard, is hereby nominated and appoint.
ed her curator, and authorised to take
charge Of her person and estate, and adj
minister the same in conformity with law.
Done and signed in open Court, this
3O,h day Of May, 1856.
[Signedl JAAEs L. COLE.
Judge Of Fifsh Judicial District.
True copy Of the original on file in my
Office. Witness my hand and the i'm
press Of my seal Of office, at Houna,
Parish Of 'lerrebonne, this the 9th day
Of July, 1856. E. N. DU TREIL.
est Dep Clerk 5sh District Court, Terrehonne
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L,TAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour
-XIdu SEINE District, Pasoisee Tenehonne-
Esphrusin Hotard J b-..t41
".
Mary G. Hoard.

r4s3s5st = :. M 15aS
Mar, G. Hoard. : ~ '
Dams cette cause pour les raisOns ex-
pliquees dams popinion de Il Cour. Ia loi
ct lss 6its Giant en- favour du jugement lei
rendu. il est ordonne, adjne< ct dEcrete. que
d d<fendcresse, Mary Celina Hotard, soft
ct ellie est par ces Presentes declaree
alienee ct incapable de gersr ses afiaires,
ellie est pr suite iaterdile cause dc de-
mence, ct son mari E. Hotard, est par ces
psksentes nommk son curateur ct autorise
! &c charger de q personne ct de ses pro.
prietees, ct do les administrer conforme-
mept 1 h loi. aesae etlt5
Fait ct signe en- Cour oaverte, CO 80
Mai 1856.
[Siene JAnEs L. CoLE,
Jags da Same Disuia JadeiaiEe.
Pour copie confor1ne Podginal On mon
Office. T&moin ma signature ct mon
sceau officiel, > Houma, Paroisse Terre.
bonne, &c 9 Juliet 1856.
E. N. DU TREIL. Dep. Gree
ga Cour d. Slne District, TerFeboone
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venac par lie Sheriff.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANE-Pa-
IL roisse Teehoane Coas d. bame District Judieiaire
Adelaide Tenp,es weave de Jean Lagarde
"a l.s i; :. d.. No. 81
En- vertu dune Execution lance par
Il Cour sus-nomme, address6 'au Sheriff
soussign&, dams les causes ci-dessus intitn'
lees ct numerot&es, il sera oficr en- vente
publique / ID maison do Cour 4 Housna,
saneaj, le . AOut, 1855.
entire IL heures, A. H., ct heures, r. H..
ID propri&s& ci-apres d6crite, savoir:
Tous les droits. titres ct interet de
Evariste Porche, dams le jugement rendu
par Ia Cour du 5eme District pour ia
Paroisse de- Latourche, dams laffaire No.
sl2 de n. M. 4 H. C. Thibodaux vs..
Leblanc 4 Dantin, dams laqu'elle afiaire'
10 dit Evariste Porche, CONNIE premier
endosseur, ayant saiisfait ct pave IL le'
clamaiion des creanciers judiciaires, es'
par h loi subroge leurs droits contre lei
defendeurs originaires, Leblanc 4 Dan
tin. .,.sa5., sb
&c iuee n,ent &te rendu dams ID Cou'
de District de Ia Paroisse de Lafourche, Il
10 Avril, 1851.
La dite vente sera fate pour satisfaire
au principal, l'intklst ct frais dams les dite'
affaires. f
Tsrmes: CoxprAxT, sans le bens6ce
de destination.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
r,,p;.,e resrsbespe. e l2 Juliet 1855.
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~ Frederick would most respectfully remind his
friends and patrons, that having on hand superior
lot Of excellent clothing suitable for making psnts &c. f
this Of the year. he now ready to
al who stand In need Of his sc vices. my Is
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Succession de Mime. Joseph Aug. Hebert.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour
1Idu SEINE District Judiciaire Paroisse Terrebonne.
En- vertu dun ordre de vente, emane de
PHon. la Cour du Cinquieme District Ju-
diciaire, sieseant dams ct pour Ia Paroisse
de Lsfourche, dams Ia matiere ci-dessus,
il sera offert en- vente i l'enchere publique
au dernier ct plus haut enchsrisseur. par
Aubin Bourg, Sheriff de la Paroisse Terre.
bonnie, -.-*
4 samedi, lie az Aout 1856, ~
entire IL heures A. N. ct 4 heures P. M,
Ia propriete ci-apres decrite, savoir:
LIE neuyeieme indivis dun certain NOR.
ceau de terre dams Ia Paroisse Terre.
homie, sur les deux c6tes du Bayou Terre-
bonnie, i environ 2 miles audessous de
Houma, borne en- haut ct en- has par Ia
terre de r. r. Barrow, contenant deux
cent soixante -et.seize 6.1OO d'acres, avec
toutes les baiisses ct authorizations qui y
trouvent. Iermes :-CoAPrANT.
49,. A. BOURG, Sheriff
pnroisae Terrebonne ca Is Juliet 1856
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~ cjnl Disesiet Ceaft-kaf4A a 1ezTeequne
Whaas, I. DARRAes & sasa paridA. aananisas.so.
AZ saiA aHeon has til day 1isa VIII he sndseses
CO. a ~ Csrt nnal accoans q his sdnissstion
e - ~ sloeaiea, pEayiag ehas ~ sans ~ b
hossalegate&- r.
Nsw AsssGoss IN psssese lnseFssee1 ass b9sy waeAed
- nc20ol 3 - tAGe oAtsesaa, n~y 10 ban, e
~ d nia accoent, Wiz -ae Clerk Of aid
Csun, at his o0ee u 1o1ma, WeAt. hifC oays s11
~ A publcatea Asgou othesvee ths ~ aeonons van
- Ae1eioeaoe1 II - coaIss q law.
W1eless NJ haaA anA ~ - q aid Cems'
~ 80 II. NEWELL. Clesk.
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sucesnsoa Of REBECCA JARVIS, deceased.
OF LOUISIANA-Fifih Judi

~ eial District Court, Parish II Teneb0ane
WankAs: J. n. c. Knight, Of said Parish admins
ty,ne Of saA succession, has this day MED with me u
1er,Isned (esk AZ MD Court aaa Tableau ri hts ad-
mnjsation Of the aid Succession praying that the came
nay - hnnolngaaed-
Now, therefore, M pesaons Interested are mere
hv va,ned and notified die their objections, any they
have - Inc hoologaton II said Tabeau with the Cerk
a. nd Cpurt ut his oce In Houmn. wehn thirty DAYS
aer the publication hereof. otheswise me saA Issses"
viiI he homolxated in due course 81 law
- WITNESS ny hand nd the impress Of my
R .enl Of once this 96th day Of Juse. A. ID. lA'6
Asst H. NEWELL. Ciesh.-
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BI.SULPHATE OF LINE.
THE UNDERSIGNED having esiab-
Il lshed BT-STLPHATE OF LIME MANUFACTO-
RY in City Of New Orleans take pleasure in stating to
The Planters generally that they are prepared through
the assistance Of experienced Chemist, u furnish
xnperiar article. SMITH, Mcleod co.
f~OFFICE-No. II, Common Street N. Orleans.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-16
The National American. Position.

Botts's organ complains Of it, position in regard
20 the 18th section being misrepresented and. ac.
cordingly undertakes to define it over again. We
let the organ speak for itself as follows:
awe repeat that we haye written no word in opposition
20 the l2 section "Dcr ST." We are prepared TO sustain
the American Party, ie,M the 18th section or vittot t
The only question sith u.s. i-whethcr 30 il better 20 m
sal upon that section, the only test of Natiou,
Aincrcimsm, than abandon 10 after satisfactory a-sti
-hall have been gigcu boy our Northern friends tlat
they will not attempt 10 repeal existing laws, the sub
ject Of slavery alter or cyade them boo such a manner
may be prejudicia 10 tbs Constitutional rights Of ti.
South.
This is our position nov and alNsys We do not TO-
greet that Wilson end biz crew OF Black Republicans were
driven from the Philadelphia Convention by the gj0pton
Of the l2h scCiou 80 ir did party au essential .a
vice; we will not agcc 20 net with ans party that will open
the doors for them % back unless they shall heien
bring satisfactory evidence Of determination to abaf
don teir present. pnucipes aud cine part Of patriotic
have always believed that there were men, aruo. ~
those Who bogd from the Philadelphia Convention. WHO
disposed Sustain the rights Of the South and at
by prudent and c0uciiatory course these men could
induced 10 act cordially with tue Southern wing Of tb.
American party
This we submit, is a begging Of the question
To have written no word 10 opposition 70 the l2th
section per o. and yet 90 have been all the tim,
recommending and urging the repudiaton Of tho
section sounds strange aud inconsistent 90 say 10,
least Of &C. What would be thought Of the con
sistency or the -aucnc,s Of man, d. while utterinl
mo word boo opposition TO the Constitution n th,
United States lac should nevertheless he perscyerin.
IN his efforts 10 subvcu aud oycrtum IT, or wha
would be said 81 him, IT, while writing no word 10
opposition" 10 slavery, o. IL exists u the souihcr
States, he should be all the while advising and stug
Cling for IT, Abolition Now, we maintain that to-
American occupies an analogous position n refer
ence Ia the 19 section Of the Philadelphia platform
That b. while il may be ~ IL says, that 81 has writ
ten no word in opposition to the 18th section pc
o." vet Il cannot and will not deny thst like Bot
himself. il hss written many words against retainin
that section In u,e National platform. And here
the whole piih and point % the matter. The que'
ton n not 10 much what man thinks about III
18th scctiun bot whether he viii adhere to an
abide b. it, in good faith For example, Il il not s
very important At least i is not essential, whcthe
Wilson, or Gardner, or Banks, have spoken or writ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-16
COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND. JASuaRN rs, 1856
TosAcco-Nery little doing his week There
- lea rs
fLprR-Nohiug doing
Wharf.-The market has ed since the holiday. We
quote prime red aud whit. at a. - 10 81 P5
CuNN-Nrw and old o.
Mr,L-&i per bu-hel old snd
OtTs-45 cents.
HESTER a WHITE Commission Merchants
EXCHANGE.
Decentralization y
DoassriC-Ou Northern cities s.peT
fREfGitTS.
foEEGS-Scarce aud little
for Liverpool los hid Teba,co per Flour Nogr
Offering e
DoSIc-no.ton' Is coats bill $3.50 2 hid tobacco, Is cent
per whole ana Is, Ct q . box tobacco, New York,
th f2u hid tobacco 20 cents p whole sc y = box TO-
baccp. Nothing doing. Philadelphia per bb y hhd
lhacco 20 whole, l5 a tobacco. IIannr
bsNtubArco. $500 ' - -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-16

The friends Of Senator Butler Of S c. WHO has been so
town for several days gave him compl nenary supper
nt the Exchange Monday night Il very joyful oc.
clsion-al good things being 10 vast rroiuson The
most noticeable circumstance that has been reported M
thc public !. that Gov Wise present md made yer,
warlke speech The report Is, that he declared 80 de-
'errnad is Boz ON war; that IL would join him hs
would grd on h' sword and knapsack, aud put ON Do.
ovcrshoc-, and march acfo.1 Msson'- AMI Dxo's lin.
solitary aud alone The further report 81, that the Lieut.
Governor, either not having heard the Governor or hav
ing forgotten. mot having becoming reverence for h
uporor, pronounced, With marked emphasis. all Oh,
tnlk about d.uuion and civil war 10 be- bumbug'
We suppo'o ile official report Of ihe proceedings viii
advise u- Of the exact particulars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-16

bREAHINo UP ~ OLD lIOMEsrEADS A correspondents
writing from Norfolk under date of January 7th says.
Tile number ot sales in the last few weeks is startling
A every turn the ted nag OF the auconccr il displayed
telling that the old homestead il deserted; and stranger
soon 20 take possession. Many widowed hearts have
seen taking farewell look household treasures so closes
y associated with the dear sachcd from them bv
the pestence The orphans here objects OF peculiar
interest Many applications have been made by persons
wishing to adopt them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-16
MARRIED.

Al wnl.or. Va. Tue,ny, inst by the Rev Thomas
Binoi, THOMAS . POLLARD, Esq, Mobile Miss JUIIAS
CARTER. of u-nriro. Va
- Mobile papers please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-16

faro bank was brokenup in Fayetteville y. C.. on
Friday night last and the apparatus seized and in
the streets on Saturday morning The gamblers were
non-rcsdents who had been there only u lew DAYS
Onc of them escaped from window OF their room and
the other deposited $1,000 As bail
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-16

iues wis called 10 pray over the barren fields Of biz.
pari-luners lc passed from enclosure % another
and pronounced hi' hcuclicon until ho came 10 Re- mos.
unproni-ing lie surveyed he sterile acres i de-
-pUr Al sa'd he, brethern-no o. pray herc-this
need. manure
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-16

TGNliE UNDERSIGNED have this
der the Arm Of GREEN HoSON, purpose Of con-
ductng Prodace Communication BsiHSss the City
They inform their friends thew
Mr iro BOOK late ~ the arm
tend TO the sale fpoiuce generally
WA. Y, GREEN, Of Charlotte,
JaS-dScim FRFD% W HOnSON
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CO-pAIsTNIRsIIu1.
NOTICE.

TENHE BROOKS HELL WALLER will no, be dissolved
uu further notice We will close n a.
ELLErT, WALLER, DREwHY co.
January ~. 1856. a NJ ,tIpp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-16

Jurors Drcr,sfr--The Missouri per. rsr,r,i tho
death OF Judges Poytoh Randolph HAYDEN and jeremiah
nee i~o " the pioneer lawyers Of that ae They both
resided NJ Bo)nylc
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HUSBANDS CAICINED mAGNESIA
N UsBANDs CAICINED MAGNFsIA il highly brnearIni I'm

IsBAND'S CAIGINED MAGNEStA IL highly beneficial
II Diseases 81 the stomach aud towels attended
ay aud gives Immediate relief the Heartburn %
In eating drinking generally relieved
lords % the mie and pleasant apcrets especially
parsons whH, from seienary lie other
rur Necessity having recourse to laxative To persons 81
bilious equity habit be- recommended
prey Many ~ The complaints 81 children early Infancy and
even ~ more advanced periods ATTENDED scdy in
suck the Cacned Magnesa over other
ahsofhan that both the simrntnry
canal aud sets ecacou.
ton free from unpleasant and three
Canet MnEnrsa silver Medals and
New York Worlds Fair awarded For sale ~ t, Drrri.ts
generally and ny the manufacturer.
lr1-sufl4mn T. UUguAND ptu.d.utt.
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

sNNHtttsNN. NAHNNGiS.
ID . W KOSHER, srCCFssH jaws nostrR
nae Has on hand, large Carria. C9 -
grf md hprncsa Among which some
fine t"'ctcs with outside Seats, and Rock. NJ
away Slide seat Hughes. and Buges with tops
Nhh ~ p'rtcury invites ue attention ~ those any
article 100 the CARING line, they will BE- accom-.
modinR terms by application his mandatory No 2 Conner
81 Main and 9th J,tt-fv
CLOAHS, FIIsS. COWFORTS. sBED HIAN-
KRIS AND NEGRO HLANKErs.
GENHoS " PRICE CO. invite 10 the above goods 10
~ ir -'li ~ redncei prices 10 reduce stock. Jas
EgIOF, SgEEs. AIN PLATES. Ac.-g a. SKIN.
hfk CO 90 70 Cary f assortment Of
English and American Rolled
" nrrd English Iron
Srriira aud American Hammered
Plough Iron a. ~ inches wide
Owl aud half round
Hfri, Hoop and Uprr 9iine Iron
Amefic1, Euglh and Russia Sheet
Norwsy Nail RIOTS
Tu lTttes-assoried sHes
Bar aud VI Tin. beet line. speifer
Hfr and Lead &c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-16

Lk~r Ntss having associated q Mad.
Wntahi k"y-tcr Clerks
Nivncral Commission, s,.,,
U, Main street. cird,r The htn 81 LAWS MIBp an
WASH his counting
wise -Ae ~
LEWIS n. WYNN.
80. JOHN "a.
Jas-dAcim. 'N'"''"
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nan GNOCERY And GENERAL CoM,ISSInN RuSIArSS.

uhdr,gnc have nntSl ihsmssyes under the firm and
conducting ia city the above business They
haretaken the lrrr warehouse No 20 Pearl Cary.
recently occupied by Hunt and Harvey and
ia few days extensive Groceries which they
respectfully Invite the attention % their friends public gene
rally Experienced members Of the Arm will their TO
the sale Of Produce generally and to the receiving
goods
The usual advances made
r,ncc W e different branches
sona attention. hope to merit portion public patronage
JOHN C. MCDONALD,
JAMES g. SPOTS,
JOHN u. HARVEY
nj IOIIS 4, spnTrs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-16

FHNllE Arm NJ WARREN PERKINS this
iunl consent ther party will the the Grm
liquidation. All persons indebted will please
ani settle their accounts Longer indulgence cannot Lc
wM = WARREN,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-16

CoIoNzauox smr-Thc sum Of eIso,, h.. -.
subscribed ia Maine 70 build a colonization shin IN % .,
Liberia Two gentlemen subscribed o. 900 each and
smother $500. ''' s"u
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yanuaryl. 1876.

e u ~ tONtEfN.-Tir subscribers have assoca
- themselves together under the style
,,N Ter e plrpn.c " carrying on the WHOLESALE
iMFnNIINH DRY GOODS BUSINESS, at the old 81
iinehari trti CO. No II Pearl Whcrr
hbi 10y l-t OF March ala entire stock Gou,ls
. J. wILLINGHAM,
jaw y.
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llWNN,.N e.iot.r. pnItTEn nn1rIINGA IE

ID AND DRAUGITT ALE-GEO. W GRAY, having taking into
rarttsI ANrRrw STatFY, undo" the % STALFY
The Oh stand 70 south Gu street Philadelphia continue. brew
tray! celebrated malt liquors long throughout the United
stas They have constantly on hand stock Of the
articles which can be obtained by addressing them
cash dr2i-2lw, WedlSat, Pun
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
DIssoLUrIoN or Cop,ur,r,,,,

The Ccrsrtncr-hp existing between The
under the hr Of Lewis wslh aud Sou this day Dissolved J., ~,
viii sign the name Of the dru In liquidation. '
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gym FIRM or WlLllNGlIAM, EIErr co is day
n solved by Limitation. The the will
u-ed 10 winding the business. The books
found Al the old stand tire Prosecution WHngsr Al Witch
place or customers respectfully requested al and i r
dets Il Is important t busras CLOSES, -oo - pos.
H"'r' J. WILLINGIAM,
,, -. ANDREW L. ELLETT,
January !, 1870 J.. I.
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Il N,
THNHE FIRM Of HUBBARD sRDNEI A CARLTON -
u the LIST Inst by limitation. ""
All persons having claims will pre.t ,l
Tor payment and all indebted requested To MAE i'm
mediate payment ~ "H' 'i'
The name of the aru will be by member to close IN.
.N' NM. n. HUBBARD,
JAS ". GARDNER,
pt.,n,.., ,----o 80. AMBROSE CARLTON
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Ctp-pAHTNERslsIP NorICr.

VIZ have THIS day formed In the
Sy Of New York under the nm and style BRUMMEL
Tor the purpose of conducting GENERAL
SION BUSINESS, particularly u
No. aS Water N "N"'''"'
~ Liberal advances eonslsnments.
JOSEPH BRuMMEL,
a l.. HoNSTFR,
Richmond, January I, 1855. ~ A.
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C0-rAItrNEItnlIIP MOTTO.

NOTICE.
M nave THIS lay formed y partnership In ,hs CITY u,s.r
w "a" nrm Of A. RoYsrER BROrHER 90 ~, H. na,
~ - COMMUNICATING i"oaeeo-s l. RoNSTER,
J. II. MONSTER
pt.hn.,1 t....-, ,s.. JOSEPH DkUM MHL