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trcme jealousy existed few years ago In this ou,e
In consequence OF the conquest a California by the
United States, tHesrl That was an event which
looked forward to with the greatest ALARM aud one
Have any OF those gloomy krebodngs been rsaised !,
Hear would ask the House how far the balance Of
has been injured BY the conquest OF California by
America hear hear and whether there any event since
the discovery OF America which has contributed
materially to the wealth and through the wealth. the
power OF this country than the development OF the rich
Of California by Of the United States
Hear, hear These things worthy Of consideration
for believe me, later shall have adopt
clear and definite opinions this subject. and indeed
cannot hesitate TO express beefths soundcr views
with respect TO Il had prevailed in this country the Co
king with regard to the enlistment question which
whatever may be its immediate conseq uenccs GER
tanly has not terminated in a manner hattering
In the honor OF the nation grateful the feelings OF
any class OF Her Msesiys subjects Hear hesr These
the two points TO which the noble lord to whom
indebted for this discussion has particularly referred
For my part look all that has happened with
regard To the enlistment question indicative OF the dis
trust which prevails In the United States and which has
its origin in the conviction that the policy of this country
Is hostile to the legitimate development of their power
II is my opinion that all that America has fairly right
expect she obtain without injury either 20 Europe in
general to England in particular, (hear and that t Is
the business OF statesman 10 recognize the necessty OF
increase in her power and at the time To make
her understand that she will most surely accomplish all
the objects proposes herself by recognizing those
principles of international law hear which in civize
communities have always been upheld (hear) and i'm.
press upon her that instead vauntng that she will
build her greatness the Monroe doctrine which il the
doctrine of isolation she should seek attain it BY de-
ierring the public law OF Europe and by allowing her
destiny be regulated by the high principles pol
icy which all nations which have great destines
plsh have invariably recognized. Cheers
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IEoR THE WHO.


10 hc Editors Of The Wig
CuARLEsrowN, JEFFERSON Co, Va, July IA, ls56.
GENrLrNEN On Friday last, in this place, there
gathering together OF a number OF the Od Line Wings"
OF jefferson. Notwithstanding the limited notice, the
meeting respectable one and proved that the Old
Whigs awake their duty and will take a active
part in the present canvass.
Ro. VI. English, Esq, called to the Chair and II.
y. Gdllaher, Esq, appointed Secretary.
After the object of the meeting had been explained by
Lawson Bolts, Esq, committee appointed report
resolutions TO the meeting.
Resolutions denouncng SectOnalism and lau,iatory Of
Fillmore and the Unon unanimously adopted
Delegates appointed to in Convention on the
10th inst, at Richmond. Among those appointed re-
member the Of
Andrew Kennedy, Lawson Bolts, r. !. Amber, r. H.
Ice, DR. L. {. Cordc DR.. G. F. Mason Capt. John Reed
Jacob Lutrailer John c. Wiltshire, James Wysory Geo
ID. Wiltshire, Hugh y. Pendetou, Col. j. +. Hamtramck
Logan Osborne, Balaam Osborn, James w. McCuriy Ro
ger Chew Edward Spaw Ambrose Cross Dr. Samn Scolly
Warner A. Thomson, DR.. William o. McCoughtry. Dr.
Mann T. Nelson, Joseph Hout John 7. Henke, and Da-
vid Howell.
resolution requesting all '0ld Line Wings" Of Jeiier-
son. who might be in Richmond during the sitting OF the
Convention take part in the proceedings representa-
lives from this county, adopted.
The "Old Line Wings" OF jefferson will be found true
to themselves and the country and will present und
vided front for FILLMORE, DoSELsoS, and the USIoS.
Respectfully, g.
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Won't Back his Words.

A Mr.. Woodruff OF Connecticut made violent speech
the Brooks and Sumner affair." in which he assaulted
Brooks and intimated that he would stand up his
toll When he concluded his speech Mr. Savage, of Ten.
nessee the friend of Mr.. Brooks, waited upon Mr..
Woodruff The following letter explains what trsnspr
cd:
''wAsHISeroS CIrr, July IL, 1856.
Dear Sir IL make brief statement Of the main facts
connected with nv call on the Hon Mr.. Woodruff. ct
Connecticut who spoke to-day in the House of Represcn
tatives. few moments after Mr. W. concluded his
speech, YOU requested 10 bear him a i'm
nedatey round that part OF the house where he
sat- just inside the bar | told him / wanted 10 speak
with him, and had better walk TO the window, which
he did. then said in substance Col Brooks and his
fricnds-myself among the number-understood you in
speech 10 hold yourself a fighting man, sub
cct the laws of honor and requested present
YOU Col Brooks compliments, and inquire whether
willing receive a communication from him under
the rules OF that codey"
He replied that he did intend TO be understood
He did not intend to hold himself a Sighting man.
and II there anything in his speech that would bear
that construction, he like Colonel Bingham, OF OHIO
would BE- ready explain then told hun that this de-
claraton his part ended mission the of Col
Brooks but would advise him look his speech
before publication that | thought il he would examine
carefully he would find points and that would
indicate TO of honor and sensibty that he did in
tend ho.d hims a fighting man. subject the
code of honor. He replied that he would do So and
thus ended our interview.
Il fully satisfied friend believing you 10 b.
brave, that il could not be duty
inclination 10 press the matter further. am respectful
IL, YOUR friend and obedient servant.
John II. SAVAGE
..Hon PRysToS 9 RRooxs"
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AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN rHE WIG.


,sly I!h-v.laass farm iIasaed" oraDEs es-sty
s.gs sAy-snoibsT ysiu.@s county. ssisn,Ss be.
osaS see .dS ssS By o The i Feeasr ~ 'Ss village OF
COUNT '''' ''''' to be sold " the c. H. u'dr decree Of
Aoa lot Nicholson street, Rockets. a, ~ o'cioss
aSOsh.nd county ses..n,ny 'ss
S,hBs.a a r,sdeDes aud valuable farm called L.pdss
day. acres uso Of which meadow
laGdD situated In Floyd sOenty about miles fom the O. H. tia
.oA q aao ROetb.dse county. eeu,suOu.
Aug i-A tract o. 81 acres lying the canal In Fiuvsans
same day. o. asa Abemae county, bordering
r.e,. O. s1S. land 2bs%.rl. county via on. of
ss acres With manon etc thereon one Of asa acres: With dvel
same d.y-ou, G.et. comprising sl acres In P,'.yy.n.
sih,The" Mercer salt River. county.
m from the Red sulphur Springs The use contain. 40 sres
9A the Court House in Lexington, the franchise Of the June
lsthA tract Of 40 10 Halifax county
f. Ss y
various houses and lots at the ,sg Of The latter containing 20
iahs s',His. in Lancaster county EnOsn Is Indss
ia s,' chiefly low grounds also, loo valuable slaves
containing acres situated miles nom hs O u sSsi:
lsh-TSs Eoes,pIios Farm. Of aSso. 900 Nelson
a56In w1lIa@.buly vusysrd r. sers, 90
| eiearsdD situated ~ miles from The Town
2Si-A SfT Albtmare
cObhsm Depot so, tract o. $50 AL In woods.
| Central Railroad Terms liberal
pt 9d-A HenrIco, Richmond eoutr.-
ing BIO be divided Owe sold on the
| premises at ~ NJ.
4sals Of 30 or 80 slaves Including eapeuters
| Ac,) at Warmnster, Mellon CO.
Same -oommsoners' tracts In spotisyivAniA
county "Woodle 800 the other te6
improved.
Sth-A trsA Of acres on gold nine 10 noeiIna-
ham county, miles from the @. ~. Terms liberal.
iOhA Of $40 $50 original
Mehern Depot line OF the Richmond
/ for sale privately meanwhile.
oh.-Harm New county, containing aere
sold the C. H. auction unless previously disposed private
| sale.
Dec gTnA plantation containing $500 re, In NORTH Ala.
bama.
JuiVlIhsa OF groceries, the suction
port Allen A Co, commencing AZ 10 O'Clock.
pah-Messra Richardson On stock Of fancy
goods, commencing O'Clock A. NJ. TX. p. Co. Aues
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y. T. GREEN. Jr.. Secretary.

At a meeting Of the sold Line Wings" OF Buckingham,
held at the Court House Monday the 18th day OF July
s5G-that being Court dayfor the purpose of appoint
ing delegates TO the Wing Convention in the city Of Rich
n,ond to meet on the 9th inst Col g. Moseey was ap.
pointed Chairman, and Benz. j. Darucile Secretary.
The meeting addressed by Messrs joins. HILL Philip
McKinny, aud CardweI OF Charlotte.
On notion the following gentlemen we're appointed q
committee TO prepare aud report resolutions the
ing, viz john HILL George w. Kyle and Benjamin j. Da.
rucille.
The committee after a short retirement reported the
following preamble and resolutions
Whereas the Wing party Of Buckingham county in
Of the approaching election Of President and Vice
President Of the United States desrous Of comforting
aud cOunscng with their Wing brethren OF other sections
of the State TO the proper 10 be pursued By
them n casting their votes in sad election Aud whereas
General Convention OF the Wings Of Virginia is be
held the 10th day OF hia mouth n the City Of Rich
mond to consider Of such policy it may be- eapedent
and proper Tor the Wing party 20 adopt in said election
now therefore,
Resoirrd I-t That the wings Of Buckingham do still
rctain their fidelity the ancient principles and policy
which governed the Wing party Of the United States.
3D. That they view with profound interest and With TO-
creasing fears for tie SAFETY III the Union the menacing
fires Of civil war already lighted up our Western Dor
der sud the growing influences that constantly multi
plying IN the old States spread di'aecon and dsoy
atty among the people and 10 break down the Federal Go
| vernmcnt
3d. That they disapprove and condemn the present ad
miusfaon Of the Federal Government Of the Z. States
both foreign and domestic dangerous 10 peace anf
| responsibility both NJ home and abroad
9Th. Tat they do soeiunly condeVn the pifncnl doc
| tfine Of the celebrated Ostend letter.
5th That they DO condemn and repudiate the moder
doctrine Of 'Squatter Sovereignty
9Th Thnt they have fixed and abiding confidence II
the political wisdom and integrity 81 Willard Fillmore
eth That the following persons be appointed delegate
10 represent the Wbg- Of this county IN the aforesaid Con
venton about 10 assemble in the City Of Richmond viz
George w. Kyle, John Hl, V. J. Daruole Roph "
bridge John Morris EJm'd Glover Phil Mckinney ID
r. Garden, Chss NJ Mckinney, J. l.. Dupey. g. Moseey
and any other Whgs that may be IN Richmond during III
Convention.
9Th. That these proc edngs be published IN the Rct
moud Wbig q. MOSELEY, Chairman
BEyI. J. DanUcILLE, Secretary.
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EnR TnE WHIc


At a meeting of a portion Of the Old Line Wings Of
Halifax county, held the Court House the 18th july
1886, WIN. Holt Esq, called to the Chair and " T.
Green, Jr, appointed Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Charles $. Darlington, it was
Resoired That this meeting cordially approve Of the
Convention Of Old lane Wings called meet in Richmond
the 9Th Of the present month.
Rcsoired That the Chairman appoint twenty delegates
to represent this county in said Convention
Whereupon, the following gentlemen were named as
delegates TO wit:
James Bruce Chns. s. Darlington, Col WIN. Bailey
VIM. L. Owen, Richard Edmundson James s. Easley,
Thomas J. Green, ST. Df. James Singleton David Chal
mers Dr. r. Thornton, DR. L. g. Vaughan Joel Younger,
X NJ. Bagby Saml Lacy Dan b. Easley, Chas. II. Caba-
Miss. Thos Leigh, Jas T. NJ Palmer Chas. A Clark and
j. II. Estes.
On motion. the Chairman and Secretary added to
the list.
ReAoived That any Old Line Wing from the county Of
Halifax Who may be in Richmond during the sitting Of
the Convention be requested act delegate from this
county.
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub.
lished in the Peoples Advocate and Richmond Wing.
WIN. HOLT, Chairman.
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RICHMOND WING.
TO CoRnEsfoSRENTs;
Dor intere.ting news, teIegraphie, Sc, zee outsid
GRAND MASS MEETING.

There will be Grand Mass Meeting Of the Wings on
Capitol Square this evening at O'Clock Many distin'
gusAed speakers will be present Among the number We
mention Hon. WIN. l.. Goggin ofBedfcrd Hon Jeremiah
Morton OF Cupeper, Hon John s Pendieton, OF Orange
Ro f. Scott, ESQ., OF Fsuquier; John NJ Speed Esq, OF
Lynchburg; Charles L. Mosby, ESQ. Of Lynchburg VIM
cent witchcr. Esq, of PitsylvsnS T. b. Deane. Jr, OF
Lynchburg and a number OF others
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A SeA SERPENT CAUoHr At NAnAsr.-A large Horse
Mackor captured the steamboat wharf At Ma.
hant Yesterday measuring feet 10 length 81 feet grth
aud weighing nearly 1000 pounds school Of the
sters playing about the rocks 70 day ahorug
sport for the fishermen in The hapoon exercise Make
rel taken In abundance eight barrels being the
result Of drawing seine Saturday Boston TraU OF
W01Igg
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DIED ~ CoSsT9urNcE or E,uSo MAroHEs-A little
firl two aud half years old, daughter Of Alfred Van
WyOk Esq. Fishkll y. York, died last week 10y eating
off the ends Of about sixty Matches while the principal
part Of the family at church. by some means I'M
known she found box Of matches IL was soon found
what the matter by the smelling Of her breath
emctics we're given, and every fesorted TO- but
death ensued tie following day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-17

Mr. Fillmores declaration that the South would be- jos
tihed in withdAwing from the Union 10 the Of he
election Of Northern sectional candidate by the Norh
States, annoyf the champions Of Black Republican
ism extremely. The Herald bestows q column and a ball
upon the subject and labors sturdy prove that such
result should not aud probably would not cnsue We stc
hsppy to think thai she Her,lds logic will hold water
We agree With writer IN the Enquirer though ior differ
ent reasons In preierrug Fremont 70 buchanan We think
that the about good the other Ia the abstract
bot Fremons election would probably bring matters To
. crisis little sooner We support Fillmore O.
tiona coDsoryative-bcng willing to endure the burdens
of the Union for the FAKE Of peace but II there he
enough conservatism 10 the land 70 elect hm-the sooner
the crash the better Cot the old spos Party on
from al TO che treasury, and they would their
attention seriously the salvation d the South and We
should have no more uafoking With Northern dough.
6ces Of the Buchanan and Van Buren, stripe.
writer In the Enquirer, some days since, who sub.
soribes himself Locefoco dyed 90 ne Wool" or somc
such tetag namo ayovs bis preference for Fremont be
fors FILLMORE. We are not surprised AZ this avoWai
Losoioco Who can swallow Buchanan has need .
s,raluing much 20 gup down Fremont Besides Frcmob
Il quite ~ much q democrat Buchanan is nov snd
whai s more be has always been ouo-Whicb is rattle
more than can be said OF Old Bvck-if the vesocred
ssd tals Of his opening hs veins be no, fabulous.
In thns running two sectional candidstes-both Demo
e1se-,be locoiocos playing strong game upon ~
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Exrtoos or HuvBUeA few days since, vnd vbo
bng exhibited 10 CineUnst bya msu vho fated hst he
The Wasita uiountan TeNafl
IN that city inquest q
unscyr number ~ physicians eraued her and tssihed tat
fnoiber, majority
81 them thought her she Committed 70 sto swat The
result Of lbe Inquest.
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Lars ~ TORtr.-fhe Constantinople correspondent
Of the Partisan journals gives ghtfnl OF the
condition 1T society IN the Turkish Empire Of the
French consul recently murdered az Tenedoa and his
sole offence hs having by nadvertance uodden upon
the foot OF TURK. The poor lad only fourteen years
of age He first beaten, and when be tried TO de.
fend himself killed On another OCCASION COnstan-
dnople handful Of Tanisians, taking Tor an
other, seized upon a Wretched Greek, whom they bad
seen before declared he was an individual %
whom they bore grudge, and tbc poor fellow wss liter
ally cot 10 pieces by the sabres.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-17

Mnrvery extensive improve the U.
Mint Phuadepa completed refining
departments both been enlarged aud sppsrus
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GEORGIA LOTTERIES

THE FoRT GAiSEs ACADEMY LOTTERY, ATLANTA, Ga
IL Lottery can, under any circumstances, command
the general respect is only when il is designed 10 car.
~ out good and popular purpose aud the funds
obtained devoted TO such end. Churches used tn
be built in this way Colleges have often been erected by
such means, and now under contract being built
in Georgia aud Alabama. Hospitals without number
owe their existence to lotteries But the abuse Of the
INSCRIPTIONS, OF such OF approaching the liberal
public led at last 10 the universal depreciation of lotteries
without regard 10 the object held in view by any OF them
in their creation The good had suffer With the bad
In II the Southern States however they draw dis
ncton, aud while they oppose lotteries generally they
permit suci contemplate benevolent aim The Fort
Gaines Academy Lottery, which IL to be drawn at Allan
Ia, Ca, July 70, Samuel Swan Co.. Agents &c, il one
Of these This Lottery Is on the Havana Plan all the pr
being drawn, thus preventing the possibility of maihe
matca combinations Of swndlng In the scheme there
are o. lg1 prizes amounting TO fIO2 OOO and only IA
$40 blanks, actually prizes than blanks The laws
Of the State ofGeorga very particular 10 appointing
honorable aud disintere'ted parties commissioners
whose duty Il 20 see that everything conducted fairly
We observe by their circular tickets are o. Shares In
proportion. See their advertisement.
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The Subscribed oriesns Of
ths sufferers ~ ths lounda,ioa 10 Trsnos
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MARRIED..

AZ waqu. Bruuswiet the 9th instant by the Rev W H.
Psaee Joseph W KIDD. ~ Mics SALLY Brown daughter "
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"Grcat Doctor Caustic Is the sage
Whose merit giids this Iron age \"

This woodworking medicine man, Of course,
continues the depicting system Of his predecessor
but, at the same time, recommends to the patient
long cruise in the low attitudes and steaming waters
Of the Caribbean sea, aud permanent abode in the
tropical swamps Of Nicaragua Southern in
stncts leading HIM to prefer the yellow fever even
TO fts, as an iniabe specific for the many ills Of
life God grant the Commonwealth saie deliver
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WING STATE CONVENTION.

Hon. PRESTON s. BRooks."
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by the arrival OF the clipper ship Kit Carson at San
Francisco, the 18th ofJune China papers received
To the 18th Of April
The failure Of Nye b. Others Co.. Of Canton lures
70 be far grander scale than at hrst supposed
and in amount has rarely been equaled The Assgnees
the data furnished by Mr. Nye himself report the
OF the firm at 81 ,4O9 % and the liabilities 564 OPT
However these totals only apparent aud il may turn
that the liabilities will be increased while the assets
will pc lessened, when final received from
various distant correspondents.
The runners and reports from the north and west
the progress Of the rebellion continue be very contra.
dctoy, and is impossible detail the true state OF
fairs in the central provinces In and around Shanghai
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-05

ruNHE undersigned viii continue the business of Stiger,
McEldery Co. without farther change, under the
and firm of JAMES A. STIGLER co. All persons hay.
Ing claims against the firm Of Stger, McEdery Co., will
present them the undersigned for payment and all indebted
will make payment TO them.
Stock Fall and Winter Goods Is complete
surpassed by in the market We ask Of our
friends and the public a call j. A. STIGLER,
ats d. u. u fEfEko.--
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MEDICINES.


n ~ lOMpn.AnNV, J0Omdtce. Oypcts-ssn
MI arising from Dsordrcd Liver or stomach such
Constipation Inward PILES rnlness, or Boodto the Head
Acdy o the stomach Heartburn Disgust for Food
rulness weight in the stomach Sour Efoeisons sinking
difficult breathing fuiterns AT tho Heart Choak
sg9nns . s ~Ss@ hs s rs an" DUN
Pain In the Head peicicncy Of 'no
Heat turning In the ftsh Constant lmag
nnes of Evil and great depression OF spirits eau o oncss
y cured by poorrn uoorlAsps cfltnnattp GERMAN
BlrTERs prcparcdby pr q NJ jackson, Geman Medicine
Store Nc 10 Arch st. door below sixth ihiadeiphn
Their diseases eScclcd noqua
ed by any other preparation IN ne med stss aS cures
These Biters worthy the attention Posses
sing great virtues In the recthcaion OF The liver ana csse,
glands exercising the most searching powT In weakness ana
affections of the digestive they are wih' safe certain
Viio,NiA rrsrrMovv-pr }. NJ. Wilson, Lexington Va,
Feb 9Th lsae said " am entirely on, Of the ,o,nan ut
The Tenth Legion published at Woodstock, Va said Jan
10Th ls55 a Great Mcdicnc have uniformly rofrnnei
IRON recommending tho public Of the various patent
medicines The day unless thoroughly convinced Of their
value Among those We consider worthy o. no,so, vs. ,se s
Jackson In Philadelphia one instance In particular IN which
superior this medicine have been tested has fa
len under observation During the las, summer son Of
crnbi this county, seriously affected
lies h" nnrehasrd not" Of the ntter and ancr using
much rcevcdo his distressing maay that he procured
They entirely vegetable free from all injurious ngred
'n s SS r "I All the aud
At retail by apohecarcs aud every town e
sold by srRoruER wuIrEnnAD J, H. TuoMp
SON co, aud J, II. sEAy \ CO. LsnehbuTs, and by
dealers In medicine everywhere. lsep 6is
ynyuE POETRY OF PMYssC.-Aycr'- PiII-,
glide sugar shod the palate hn, their energy nj
though up % "pS Sars % srs " ssd
who would their Ascmrcr II they know hey could
Purity the blood and disease will be starved out
Cleanse the system from impurities and you are cured nj
ready. ,,.,
Take hl Of oil Pgaiivcs and seronla lnaigosilon
W.ekae eelah. ,ks'hs a"I all
arrangements and a diseases which pnrssve remedy can
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The above via Ohio River slight advance is
charged if sent all the way Railroad No Charged
on Goods through our Tine Consign to
BRIDGFORD 4 Co, Richmond
REFERENCES R1CHNoND.-Sterns a Brummel, Tinsley,
Tariy & Co. Seldeu Miller J. H. Claiborne, J. w. Wright
4 Co, Chas Wprtham Co. Shields 4 Somnervie and
Elmouds Davenport a Co June 25ts.
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