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Washington telegraph., 1856-03-26

STR AN ED.
ER0M the subscriber, about
Z three weeks ago three-year q EJ1
old FILLY, color deep sorrel. zIE ~
without any white on her: rising 49, =
fourteen hands high. heavy set, and perfectly
gentle. Any person tho will ia ke up aid return
her to me at nv residence. three miles west OF
Washington, shall by literally rewarded
n d. SMITH.
November II, 1855. l46-tf
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-26

HEMPsrEsn CorSrY. Dec. lth, 1855.
THIS will certify that am using Sixty-saw
L Gin. manufactured by s. F. ReniTo & Co., at
Washington. and that it samples well and cleans
the seed extra clean. and | think will gin fre
bqlss-a ,,ay BENJ. MAXWELL.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-26
ertific tie.

June 81. 1853 26-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08
An Item In ile Aoon,,p,

On the oath day Of December, 1885. Mr.. CLAY nro
posed in the Senate Of the United States TO dstri
butte the proceeds of the public lana sales for the
years 1885, 1884 and 1885, among the several States
The aggregate sum for distribution then was sol o.
oH,l25, for the three years preceding Virginia :
portion was 5sl 600. Had this distribution taken
place according to Mr.. Gays plan and Virginia had
received her portion, it would be worth to her now
bearing compound interest, well on to sir million,
OF dollars. This is only sm all item in the account
1t could be easily shown, says the Lexington Ga.
zette, that il the State Of Virginia had gotten he,
share OF the public land nd it would be suficien,
now to pay her whole State debt, and more too -
Another year when the sheriiTs present fin. ta,n.v
ers OF Virginia with tax ticket nearly twice nc
great as they have had to "groan" over heretofore
let them remember that the reason they have TO
"shel OUT to the tune Of double tates is simpv no.
cause their Democratic rulers have refused to allow
Virginia her Just share Of the public lands: but
have allowed the Northwestern Abolition States 70
appropriate 1t all to themselves. Virginia il only
about SIX millions poorer, in this year Of our Lord
1856, for refusing Mr. Clay's proposition made in
1885. Her people just have to pay some sir mil.
lions more OF taxes now, and the good old State IL
only some toeHty odd millions OF dollars in dob,
because the Democratic party couldn't let her bar,
the land money she was entitled to. So we TO-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08
Congressional.

In the House. Friday the question taken on Mr.
Grows motion to lay the table the motion to reconsider
the vote by which the House. on Monday refused to con-
sent that Mr.. Whitfield be sworn as Delegate from Kan
sas 1t was decided in the negative by los against
1t thus appears that the friends of Whitfield were in ina
Jory OF three BY general consent the further consde
ration OF the whole subject postponed till Tuesday
next Mr. McMullen called for the reading of the Pres
dental message The House. he said would not do itself
credit unless this done. The Speaker decided the n
ton out OF order
The resolution submitted by Mr. Stanton to draw for
seats being regularly before the House was adoped Ac
cordng TO the method prescribed all the seas were
cated,-the members retiring without the bar Az the
Clerk drew each name, written on piece of manor f,
boz, which many gentlemen demanded should be VOL
shaken the members severay made their selection seat
ing themselves TO possession Much laughter
oecasioned 10y Mr. Wh6eds name being the first drawn
Some Of his friends expressed satisfaction by buxz,s %
ping Of hands, and waving Of hats Several on the o,b
side exclaimed, What business has hi. name In the In,
aud he has no right to scat The Speaker interno.ed
IN support OF this last expresson the question of bis al
mission as delegate from Kansas being undecided Tb
drawing OF seats concluded and the House odou,ro
TO Monday.
The correspondent Of the NJ Y Courier SAYS there sr
fourteen absenees Of whom the Republicans have eight
and the Democrats six; but three Republicans arc
SICK In full House the Speakers vote will make IL,
Tue Washington Star Of Saturday says there are only
ab-enecs, four OF whom Republicans and eight a,o
uo"h as being IN iayor OF admitting Gen W. on Governo
Gearys certificate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08
Message Of the Governor Of Florida.

The message Of the Governor of Florida TO the
Legislature Of that State now in session. has been
published. The first subject discussed at length by
his Excellency is the "Indian Hostlties" in which
the State has been engaged during the last twelve
months The cost Of these operations up to the Goth
OF February next is estimated at 1926. 900. which
will be increased at the rate Of $IIO 900 for every
six months that it shall be necessary to keep the ex
listing force in the field To meet the debt dine the
volunteers, the Governor recommends that seven ner
cent stock shall be issued redecmable at the opton
oil the State ut any time prior the year 1867 with
interest payable semi-annually at New York To
provide for previously existingdebt of the State Of
$isS,OOO, 1t is recommended that "a seven per cent
stock be issued redeemabe the option of the State
at any time prior to the year 1867, and that fund
be specially set aside to pay the interest semiannu
ally, in the city of New York. and sinking fund be
provided OF not less than five thousand dollars
year with which to redeem the principal as It NAV
DO offered at or below par" After entering entbu
siastically into the internal improvements Of the
State, and other matters Of local moment the mes
sage concludes with slight infusion Of disunon
sentiments, without which some of our Southern
Governors seem to find it impossible to get along
Yet, tn the very document in which he talks suner.
vaantly of equality in the Union or independence
out OF it, he proceeds to add to the strength of the
financial letters in which the North holds the South
by advocating the creation of new State debts. the
interest on both payable at New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08
Political DEVELOPMENTS

AwashinstOn despatch in the New York Herald Off.
day, says: "
gentleman who arrived here to-day from Richmond
disclosed some matters which has caused rc.,
among the Nrgnians in both houses Of Congress- The
Electoral College, which yesterday at Richmond n,
Ter casting their vote for Buchanan and Breckenridge do
eared their preferences for Cabinet office under M RI
cn'nan' Twelve out Of the fifteen electoral votes named
noVernor Floyd aud were backed up by Governor Wise
"ey a'o recommended Faulkner, in order to quiet him
as their choice for Governor in 1859.
uc'patch, dated Dec 9Th, says The Demo
cratic Members Of Congress from Virginia ,on,. 80
denim the action Of the Members Of the Eecor.i G,l.
OF mat State, in recommending Ex-Governor Plovd M
position in Mr. Buehanan's Cabinet A fact derived from
undoubted authority, that Mr. Buchanan has expressed
desire to have the benefit Of Governor we counsel .I
mas ohered him any station within his gift, but the Go
vernon has declined the tender thus made.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08
RICHMOND WHIG.
The Vote of HiuinIa

The counties OF Calhoun and Warwick hayo not
yet been heard from officially and in view of the fact
that the Electoral College has assembled and dis
charged the constitutional duties devolved upon its
members, we are decidedly OF tho opinion that the
vote Of those two counties ought now to be excluded
IL the vote had been very close one in the State
serious difficulty would have arisen by the failure of
the commissioners Of those counties TO send in tho
returns. They have no doubt given Democratic
majority Of about lO0 but had all the other counties
in the State given minority Of 90 for Fillmore the
American Electors would have been entitled TO the
privilege of casting the vote of Virginia for their can.
didate. The aggregates stand So 975 for Bucha.
nan and 6O,O39 for Fillmore. Majority for the De-
mocratic ticket 9,o36. Without the vote Of Cal.
houn and Warwick the majority falls short of so OO0
and the delcacy Of the question is increased
by the fact that the transfer Of considerable sum
money, bet upon $4,000 majority, is pending upon
the decision OF the Governor to the reception or
rejection of the vote in the delinquent counties A
review oil the State laws bearing upon the point in
volved and the expression Of opinion by the At
torney General, will doubtless satisfy all parties
The entire vote cast for Fremont in the State was
29l, viz: Alexandria /, Brooke 40, Hancock 100,
Marshall 20, Monongalia 2, Ohio l0s Shenandoah 5,
Scott O. Upshur 10. In Scott county, the five votes
accredited to Fremont were given for "Fremon, and
the commissioners port that the names OF the IF
teen Electors on the ticket were ''not readable"
Fifty voters in the State erased Hon. John NJ.
Bolts name from the American ticket forty erased
the name Of John Pollard of Petersburg seven Wal.
Ter Staples, of Montgomery and three James G. Hol-
iaday, of Norfolk county. Ninc Democratic voters
erased the name of Hon. Sherrard Clemens from their
ticket In Jefferson county a. r. Boteler received
more vote than given for the American ticket
D. b. Floyd and G. I. VERIFY fell one vote short of
their respective colleagues, did other Electors who
declined to vote for themselves. Three votes were
cast for VIM II. Mcfarland three for VIM. c. Scott,
three for Marmaduke Johnson four for Harvey Wood.
two for Sherwin McRae, and one each for Edgar
Snowden, John NJ. Speed, d. A. Wright, r. T. Da.
mel and Robert Ridgway
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08
'Hard Times and Worse Gaming -

The editor OF the Lexington Gazette gives sorry mic
lure OF Affairs in ROckbridgo county lie
was never scarcer there. Everybody is hard nm
BODY Eyiog 70 borrow. Nobody has dollar 10 lend
The sheFns say they had such difficulty bofo,o :;
raising the revenue. The best men could barjv H.
taHes At The second and third dun The last cron NJ
being failure the farmers have nothing TO ssIl n b,
money into the county. The merchants and the .b;S
have taken Il all or The sheriff has but recently ro,n,
from Richmond, where he paid over S2s 600 ipeludng
$1,000 on licenses, the tax Of the county ia
does not believe there t2s 900 more ia Rockbd0o in
cash.
"Under The stimulus Of high prices" says tho Gazette
overy body has launched into ertravaganee and
cuaon Broadcloths, silks aces and carriage, have an
perseded Jeans, calcocs, muslin and side saddles Gain
ahng on foil crops and two dollars busho for tbe, vb,
our farmers have bull. houses bought their pepbbo
land high figure and Up long accounts, AZ the
Fay dag has come, the wheat crop has failed tho ME.
has run down nearly onehaf and the farmers cant NEE,
their engagements The city merchant presses tho
nerchan The latter presses The farmer and mechanic the
sheriff presses them an and hence universal
In this difficult state Of things We counsel orbeance and
accommodation. Let sue " he can hello H. 'wbv
do 70 20 10 Law with snoiherf vas tie iniipn,n,
repdmana the Apostle II your ncighbor Is bard press
Cd AID him With your credit and purse little aid may
save him from ruin without injury you. Are you en-
hausssedi shun responsibility Dodge no creditor
Meet everything and everybody honestly and bravey.-
We hold With The Irshman, that the bcs, way to avoid
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08

"A CAHD.-EDWARD ID. EACHO General Ay,nt .ud ,,oi
a lector would most rpecful, fricnIs and d.
NC gsnsray mat h viii continue In c A.,
ensuing year va such as hiring negroes renting an,
ana FARMS selling real estate collecting and p~n AZ
counts ad attending To ell other business pertaining 10 gn.r
Asen @ long experience EXTENSIVE, acquaintance and promp
claims VIII make tito the Interest to.e WHO
for management. NF' ~ ." "'s hshos
voen asa himself OF this opportunity his
h friends ana The public generally Tor very liberal
nsIstpe bestowed on him, and respectfully socs
Of he same Office near the FTebangs uo,sI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08
AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN rnr WING

|
Pee s shady Grove" tract Ia Ienreo, about II Hort
81 Richmond sonsnIns $40 also. adjoining
e-Tru',ees sale q Buethl Manchester on the Goa
l9h-A farm q 600 .eIss IN New Keat county from
While BY d. IA IA l. H. '''0'"-'r sale privately mean
sale Of tse, Of wood land % or !,
% Ts'i IN the same Hs'h'0
Into e1 os Of Ss S.TS, s.io1s
Also O. slaves aud children, portion per
,as o the Mouneiu Top and acres
sS s' d1s s ,ns % seSyysS CO. 70 %s, from r:d
ds ;,,s .. 2! ls Be, adyr-
Trent Land = $50 adjoining tract Of sl' See adv
Jsyn ety. extensive sale OF real estate be,ongps q,
ne late gsn Hsrve commencing at II o'clock A. See sdv
Aso9OoO the Yraptiln county upon which
gdgss rsds' miles from the Q. for sale privately
ASJ4 Sao. q land in The northeastern Of Rockingham
isThe Magnolia House, BRISTOL the terulnu, OF the Va
and Tenn railroads also, Oi as the depot privately
Commissioner. sale Of $50 acres Of land on Morris
ers s,. in 1 ShaI hsS CITY county 49,
thereto Chesterfield county above cmoSd bs soIS
a. " oSeh 81 BY eoddn AAPPer'Oa, hslr once in city.
Io a. portion o. se BERKELEY estate. comprising acres.
''e ss, sr2p. utensils. ETC Aavd BY NH s,lden
ssres o. land chsshsd county and Of hair interest
A::aIa nj. ey. 4 :? oeoel %, at .eh,... corner Of Main
snd E5h -, sad AZ O'clock lot on Lester street. Rockets To
aoa- tact q 60 acres, 10 hnss soao,y near the R. I'D
T. Ra'd ~ S s. ~ Sos e e deed miles from the
or I'd Ss. .s fSIss0 @ on s .: for rem,
SaIn Peerburg sixteen negroes, embracing tobacco factory
bands, s.l eg.f T p. I,. s .', cooper;
nesr 81 PsaPs church imndia,ely ssy .l ~ ,lS 49,
81 ,u @ 49, al OpPGss rrs.ey,srsn Lecture Room
TA psn,son containing $500 acre. In North Gisbsms
sale Of two and woman,
com.oSsrs sale q two ao%s" ana three boys, a,
JTg al -oo,.,,t..,.,..,. al. q, A.. a. ,,- -. -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08

UHoS hoVGHEST-It IL stated that In IN. cor,,o o.,
day or two, some member Of the House Of Reprc.n,
ives who friendly to NJ. Buchanan will offer se,.. Of
resolutions declaratory Of unabsted confidence in m.
Onon denunca,ory Of all who adverse 10 the Copod
erHey and in favor Of sustaining our treaties with crg
States also the existing laws prohib,ory Of the slave
trade. ''0
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08
Richmond and pnnrilIn Railrn.A

Inc annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Richmond
and Danvle Railroad Company, w be held in Rebmond
on wednesday neIt The proceedings will no doub. he
interesting ard important Il Is understood tina, Cspt,p
"'oher intends to retire from tho Presidency Of the Com
an exciting one ' "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08
des-MsMAw


ENCndMK p SA ME- At AuCTION, AT AMELIA
aud @ fair not the FIRST Thereafter ali The or,s.
Cattle farm'Wagons RoekawAys Harness. Bdes Saddle. yarn
ns Tools 4c with the Furniture the Private and Tavern
WIZ as sood as new consisting OF handsome suite Of
faror Furniture with splendid
nVhr IN Rosewood Case, but little Mirrors handsome me
oe carpets 5c Lamps and on; Dining other Tables
Arm and other Chairs White Dinner War Tea ,nd
Sets large qaaniy Glass and other Caster
spoon Knives and FORKS Tea and other Trays; Linen IVA.
r fner &e Besteads Mattresses and Bedding Bureaus wash
stands Chamber Ware Tables Chsr Hand.omrIy P.I.,sd
Suite ~ Cottage Large Tin Port,he 1,bns NJ
sis, Tin, Fancy Ware sc. ' ~ N0~"s S'en'
Furniture can be At Time made known on
deS-MsNkW .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08

AND LOTS AT AMELIA O. H.
pursuance OF the provisions
AMELIA, In the OF uaryie
missioner. apprentice Tor the Will sale Amelia
Souhonse on December 2 1885, Tavern Ame
which are In original growth. ~ ' wv VI
Tins property Is situated Immediately Richmond and Dan
VILE Railroad SO mnes from Richmond, As Tavern proc,y
o. me oc IN ths section OF the State Tic
sss. OF Ise hotel and private house. with Of sta.
ee, and all ouhouses
ing house at the place, tines large ra
especially during the month"; e>' a"'
We will also cell, at the a
ing as' o. hs and adjoining the other property There
upon TINS tract some 80 TO 10
raet would make most desirable /.
OF nae quality and has upon abundance Of woodland
We wiz also oncr at the time,
~ and the other OF 70 hea, nbe some lots
he osi depot aud adjolnng the public square, suitable for
oadng or stores favorable opportunity thus on red 10 me
ehnhe 20 san location holding out great Inducements
persons DESTROYS OF purchasing the
map OF the lands and lots general plan OF ,be Ma ~.
seen AZ The ONCE OF l. Masters, at the Courthouse.
TEAhsOnehalf cash. the In one wear The
49,, Donas win good personal security The title be re
tiined until all the purchase money . paid. =. ~
Possession will be given the ist Of January ISL
des-MsM4w y wrIsIs,, tcomr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08

The New York Herald says that there 4. a ,r,oo. +.
Washington, communicated with studied canton ,d -.
serve that person high in position has BETRAYED un
tA'eablo symptoms Of insanity The alarming pro,t,,
has caused bis particular friends to watch his eou,.o &
intense interest," and If the symptoms Of alteration arc
confirmed 1t will cause great eIcitemen, and changes in
certain quarter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08

CoSo,nrg Is. C) Rtogs. --FTys Day.-C,tt s,,t. t..
year ou'; nne heat entrance $780, half forfeit Pvc
enfles pau loficit, among them o. Y. H,re's a = IT,
800 w. T. Cheathams b. C. Nouteiro. The race won b
furyear and Watson's Charleston. second ,,c ~
nea'' parse 1900 kntrics: ID. NeDaniers b. m C,,oE
ma aud A. Toules' eh r. Nashville Wo - ~ 1''o'i-
2 straight heats. Tmc-l;5I lisa. W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08
dvs-im[v&sl ss5 Braai1,r ~ w..


SALE OR LEAsE-I offer for sale privately the dr.lrabs
tavern property known the Hopkins This yauab.
perry situated In the town OF Liberty eountx ~ ps,d
va Immediately on the line Of the Virginia and Tenn..,ee Rail
road twenty hFe miles ives, Of Lynchhurg delightful
on Of country The lands fertile abound with
@ 20 supPya hr,iciass hotel The nne conn
Try custom, and 10 situated to command very v,aJ n.,
Age from the the this time should ~ h. ~.
mouse Tor the passengers the have no
hAt an arrangement might be company 10 Tea
able than IL Is - " ~ "'''e 'A'u
iers1ns deIous to engage In such would 10 give mo
cal. Terms liberal and Immediate pos sson given '
should a 10 get purchaser
- VI PREFERRED lease be had n
" e aIpy 70 u A. CLEMENT,
ueo-IaNoS Liberty, B-dford ronutv Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08

d g. -. ~ ESEHfBODf.-for the last
years have been engaged In Ia
ana comparatively e. others whom instructed for
e SUN OF 200 each, which has
70 tv per annnn and having made 10 s 70 y
rope IN The fa Of 1851 10 In the am is
oHse gu instructions In the
or O-adAs who viii remit the Of Induced Iro
nave been favored with, the thankful ac
have received from those have nrueted
a nho are from ~ to sl5 day give any per
sou an opportunity to In this which
SAINT and very prohiAbe There po,Itysly No
huhBrG In the matter. References hest
ss rs ehSrae;er and can refer to In
Jay al the same business either I.di., ,sn.
men can engage and with perfect very nd,oe in
come several Tdfes In various York sate
yFahs snd Maryland whom have Instructed are no. aL
ing rom ~ TO 70 per day At IT. 1t and h
S sng' are required TO start IT, Upon rcceIut on Al
send to the applicant printed circular Containing
- fN''NN"' u"uefs'oon Al
dvS-imfy3s H,sNco.s,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08

NJ IISN.SsMaHLEs CITY COUNTY CoURT

- TIE 2OrH DAY or Now. ;sa6-whe. IS nhas peas
cd are all Wise Providence midst ,ns. an.
belt '" '"'' 'A'-
expected death Georse subend deeply vh
The uncertainty offe the And bs
ing n all times prepared Tod - " "
Resoco Tha, IN the death OF s,ubeensd los,
Kind iend social companion
and That this community has proms
Hese That tender sympAihe 10 the pa
ding bereaveme ''N"
Resored That this Court adjourn and that the C,l
e father the decease ~-olu
Enquirer A Oopy-re-te ~ '"'s -"s
des fnuoND M nnrtr r,,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08

danger Z 70 ness plump. Remember that Door man
cant AFFORD TO be dishonest because his only capita. i h
credit which depends upon hs character. Live within
your income work bard &c, out OF debt and hereafter
u Pay as you 90 - - - -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08

s,'s .r:s, = Of - sr Asvsss
Arn 81 100 fo In crxsnai forrest ecay
on the hshsin river N miles south Of Lsssaoss With
ns ros.s Tavern tract esntainng it6 oeeshla-d
eeasy on he river road ~ miles above Rsnond tuol
Yarn OF $50 sith eommodoss dwelling
[Jdl "
1ss Illinois csntr. Railroad company 100000
sss - tbs enty advt of Mr. John wilson. The land
aeres. of which $50 arv ARABIC, ar
Plantation e.I.i
Mount Bernard" containing rS Acres (tf)
from Richmond tf) - - ~ >~--s'-- ~
Tbs .a Known a. Prospect NM oranrs CO.. on n Rappa.
10 market uf) -s '-~--v ~ --
rsrm In ooechand county Of sss acres. called
nss Rom the H. 81 om RehmoAd. sAAsesst hs canal
den. tfI ~ ~ 40"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08
UnPoRTANT NEwLAw HOOKS.

IL. n hOhltls PUBLISHER, 81 Main street
iias neaTiy ready and VIII issue In January next
MINORS Edition ofthe Virginia Igeports vol ,,
me decisions Of the Supreme Court Appeal. snd tbe a.
por Court OF Chancery reported the four volumes ~
nhs ana alnniods Reports with notes references 10 .a,.
9eb statutes ana decisions down TO 10Th Gratan nclu.ye
Inc pan OF TINS work Il recommended JastIc. ~ ~. a.
prone court in the following letter 10 The nnhIsh
STATE COUEr HOUSE,, Richmond. M.v Isl isss
mehave examined few Of the printed Of a WORT Inv r. Nj
nof s submitted BY 70 and have
th cases With the extended found in bc bos
virginia and carr Ell Out have viii be bv NJ MI
nor viii be on great utility 70 the profession
patronage Of the public. ~ W " WI '''e''' VIC
JOHS J. AIIES, UKo n Tn,
WH DASu., ia, a. D. sasur,a
To Mr. A. MORRIs
LOMAxs EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATIONS
New Edition. The second Edon Mr. Justice Loma.s
and important york on the Law Of ~
EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS
IN Two Vones greatly enlarged and ebodle, N.
2portant principles and matter o. the Of
on Executors ~ far ne applicable forensic practice ~ M
United States with additions not less important
dregh ron other most approved authors
td VIRGINIA down 70 the last Statutes and The ss
aee9n- o supreme Court ofAPpeas reported 7
kRRCgNTLY PUBLISHED Digest Iau Of Real pou.,
eecond Edition. 3 vols, sVo. ale 81 " ''-' Pt"pe'V
hR CONWAY ROBisONB Practice IN Courts Of Jus,co In
Lngand and the United States, vols. I and q ' '
MR. SANDS Suit In Equity.
MR. MATIHEWs Digest Of the laws Of virginia
hsS MEATH PATTONS Reports ~ the Special Court ~
Appeals " Wv NFe-'H' WITT "
2 Mr. MINORS Edltlon Of calrs Reports, vols J. qsndq
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10 The
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-08

LATEE IRON Tgxas.-By an arrival At New Orleans We
hava later dates from Texas The Buchanan majority In
,aytTo counties was ps4V. FIRE had taken place Al
$4,000.