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Book Notices, ST.
LITTLE DORRIT: by CHARLES DICKENS,
(Bo=,) Z. B. PETERSON, Publisher, lO2
Chestnut Street, Phladelphia.

LITTLE DORRIT: by CHARLES DICKENS,
(Bo=,) 4. B. PETERSON, Publisher, lO2
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
VS. are indebted to Mr. Peterson for carly
copy of his edition of "IIrrLE DoRRIT," by Dick
ems which is equal to the best of the works of that
inmitsble author, who confe,scdiy stands at the
head of all writers of fiction. We caunot 20 well
express the ch aractor of his works al by quoting
from the N. Y. Evangelist. "Charles Dickens is
ncomparably the greatest purest and sac.st of the
writers of fiction Of the present day, that he ever
us,s the form of fiction merely as the vehicle Of
moral and philanthropic instruction; that with all
his faults, he has been and is an effective retormer
of abuses, friend Of the poor, diffuser of demo-
cratic principles, and a fostersr Of every manly
virtue and elevating principle, we believe no can
did reader will deny. lis works have attained
such positi on in English literature, and
erting wide, and on the whole so good an infu
ence, that they assert place in every uelappoint-
ed library, and more than any contemporary fiction
are worthy Of perusSl"
The price of the book in paper cover is fifty
cents, and for that sum it will be sent free Of post
age to any address All the works of Dickens are
published by Mr. Peterson in thirteen volum es at
so cts n volume. or the whole for $500
'GODEY'S LADYS BOOK, January, 1857
L. A. Cooley, lib Chestnut, ST., Philsdel-
phia.
Mr.. Cooley has sent us already his opening num-
Der for the coming year. 1t is uncommonly bril-
liant in its illustrations which take 10 the whole
round of engravings Every Subscriber to the
Lsdy's Book receives in year 1900 pages of real
ing, IS steel engravings, IL Of which are 4, or
figure colored fashion plates; 100 articles by good
writer's, 500 engravings on wood, besides number
Of plates printed in celors and all the following
terms:
copy year, So 2copes IS. 3 copies IS. 5
copies and an extra copy to the person sending the
club So copies, and an extra copy to the per-
son sending the club, SIS. II copies and IN extra
copy to the person sending the club, $50.
THE AMERICAN FARIER-The December
number of this excellent Agricultural work is
plste with highly useful articles. 1t is quite II
handsome periodical too with its tasy cover and
hne ergrSyings Of domestic animals S. Sands l.
Worthing.on, Publishers, BALTIC, 81 90 per year.
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Hume RY PoLIrICIANs.-Th democrat"
had an OK roast on Smiths Island. opposite
Philadelphia, on Monday last. We doubt
very much whether even an OK will satisfy
the cravings of the hungry politicians of that
vicinity.
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TIE PHILADELPHIA MlNr.-The operations
At the q. S. Mint in Philadelphia, during No
gember, were quite limited. The gold dc.
posits for the month were SOL $50, and of
silver $4,000. The gold coinage was $64,-
500, and the silver, all in dimes 10000
Copper Sc, los. The total number of pieces
coined was 1870, 43l, of the value of Sl4O,.
ia. The mint has now on hand 81 ,O88,-
1853 in gold, and $3.50, 1898 in silver coin.
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GOOD REASON FOR DIsCoNTINUING THE
Warsaw (Missouri,) Democrat
has the following:
We strike the names of two of our subscri-
bera from our books this week, who have
recently been hung in Texas. We do this
because We are not advised as ye. Of their
personal locality.
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GEORGE FORD, An American, was recent
ly murdered in Bnenos Ayrcs. From Cir
cumstanccs which have come to our knowl-
edge, we incline to the belief that this indi-
vidual was Gen. Ford whose unfortunate
completely with Judge Helfenstein In forging
land warrants in Lancaster county some
years since. induced his hasty departure
from this country. PhiLld. Sun.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. IA frightful acci
dent occurred on the Manassas Gap Railroad
On Saturday night, at River Station, in War
rem county, Va. The bridge across the
Shenandoah river gave way, precipitating the
engine and five cars depth of forty five feet
into the river. The engineer fireman, and
were killed, and John G. Buck,
passenger of Warren county, was fatally in
lured.
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The ."MoDERN WHITFIELD" COMING TO
AAER,cA.-It is stated that the Rev. Mr..
Spurgeon, the distinguished young preacher,
intends to visit this country and to spend
some time here in preaching.
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REMOVAL.

7 R. ROWAN, having removed his Law
80 Office to the second story of the Cecil
Democrat" Building, may always be found
in his new Office, prepared to attend to all
business entrusted to him. Nov 29--tf.
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FUR WANTED.

= 600 MINK, 5000 Red Fox, 5000
CsVVO Oposum, 5000 Coon, 10000
MUSK Rat, for which Il liberal price will be
paid by Rowland, Roman Co., Rowlands-
Vile, Nd. NOV Is, lS56-4w'
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INTERMARR1AGE OF Cousins. THE Nor.
folk Reflector says that the assessors return
of Huron county shows II blind. IL deaf
and DUN. " insane, and II ldio,ic persons
IN the county. The parents of five of these
wore. by relation. cousins before nsrriare.
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COUNTY GGERCHK..

TIVE AMERICAN COUNTY COUNCIL
Il will meet at Elkton on Tuesday, the 9th
day of D ecember, 1857. 1t being the Annual
Meeting, full attendance Is specially re.
quested. BY Order of
Nov 29-2w. THE PRESIDENT.
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PloWs and Plow Castings.

THE subscribers manufacture to order ana
/ have for sale at all timesNA
all the various kinds Of ~
PLONS in use, at their azs1z e,lh
Foundry and Shops in the
Rising Sun village, .t
Cecil county, Md. We manufacture tho
"Atwood" Flows of all sizes; one, two and
three horse; Minor & Horton, Wiley, Self
Shsrpner, Michigan, beats, &c.
Also, all kinds Of PLOW CASTINGS;
MILL AND MACHINERY CASTINGS,
&c Ola Wrought and Cast Iron taken in
exchange.
We also make to order HORSE POWERS
AND THRESHERS, CORN SHELTERS,
STRAW CUTTERS &c. Orders respect.
fully solicited.
HAINES & MEND1NHAtL.
Rising Sun, Aug. 2, 1856.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
p Al TING

TVyHE undersigned respectfully inform the
l. citizens of CHESAPEAKE CITY, and
vicinity, that they are prepared to execute
the above business in all its various branches.
GRAINING, CALSOMINING,
GLAZING. SIGN WRITING,
MARBLING, &C, &C., &c.
Also, PAPER HANGING done in a
superior style.
~All Orders will meet will prompt at
tention, and all work done on the most rea~
sonablc terms. ]. McCREA,
G. u. LEWIS
August ., 1856 II,
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NEW GOODS

For tho Present and approaching Season
A. KIDD &c SON
At THEIR NEW BRICK STORE HOUSE
IA PORT Deposit, ND, have Just opened a
fresh and desirable assortment Of
GOODS for Eabifs' illrar,
Selected with great care. They name in part:
R R.;,;.n,:. '"n' T Thb. sh ,,a Stall.
ChalIes EmbrOideries and Iaces,
French Chints, Underslssves and Colsrs
Dress silks, skirts, Lin 4 Con H 'dks f.
Mzntii'a do, Dress Trimmings in variety
Alpaeas De Bsges Bsregss 4 Nousselinss,
Gngham h Plaids Hair. and other Brushes,
Hosiery and Gloves Port konnaies, &c, DO.
AFULL SUPPLY OF WHITE GOODS.
Attention is called 70 their stock Of
Ladies' and Misses Caters, Boots and Shoes.
In all the fashionable solors and styles.
FINE CHINA AND GLASS WARE;
White Stone China in Sets and Cat Glass Ware
with Amer grades Queens ware.
ABSOLUTELY OF CHOICE QUALITY;
Knives and Forks in setss; Spoons, pocket Knives
CAnpITIsas, MATTnos AND Oh CLOTHS,
They also keep on hand SrATIsSnRr. CHURCH
AND HYIy Books, Letter and Note Paper, En-
veopes, &c. Any Book ordered, supplied at Pub
Usher prices.
Family Groceries, Provisions
&C, regularly received, and kept constantly on
hand in separate store room.
The attention of their friends and tho public
isrespectful called to this advertisement Prices
will be found to compare flvorably with lowest
city rates.
EE' All kind. Of Country Produce taken in sx.
change, at highest market prices.
A. KIDD SON.
Port Deposit, May "a, 1856.
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE.

TIE Steamboats, PORT
A ~DEPOSIT and GIPSEY
IG;S;Ey.:::.i sta= run regularly between
a. 9s'aE'iS--saeszEsA Port Deposit and Havre
de Grace connecting with the cara for the
cities.
Leave Port Deposit At O'Clock A. NJ,
and O'Clock P. NJ.
Leave Havre de Grace at ll.s0 O'Clock
A. NJ. and 81 O'Clock P NJ.
rG~BelPs Ferry also regularly attended
to- NOV %, ls56-n
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FOR SASSAFRAS RIVER
AND
PORT DEPOSIT, MD.
REGULAR TRIPS RESUMED.

sgseS The Steamer LADY
XAu-I a WILMER, | c av $
Ye siSaV;ss Race st. Wharf every
"a 1=a'ssfss-sSa:sa.sS Wednesday, at 4 P.
NJ, for Winners Point, touching at Port
Herman and Ford's, on the Elk and Turner's
creek, Casseday's, Fishers, Georgetown and
Fredericktown, on the Sassafras.
Returning, will leave Winners Point at 9
A. N. Thursdays, Fredericktown at 2 p. M.
For Port Deposit and llavre de Grace,
Saturdays at 2 =. NJ. Returning, leave Port
Deposit at 3 p. NJ. Mondays, touching at
Ford's and Port Herman going and returning.
G7-For Freight and Passage, having good
accommodations, apply to Capt. WIN. WILL
SON, on board the boat.
Sept p, lS66-f
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Baltimore and SuSquehannn
STEAM COMPANY

~ bu y LINN ~ al i LIAM, (eSCept sun
~ dsys.) for HAvRE De GRACE, roRr De-
POST and TIDE WATER CANAL.
.ssss.,,- The STEAMBOAT
POR r. OUTH,
sssse..z:ssa OK. Leaves ave. no erend
of West Falls Avenue, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evening, at O'Clock
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock, and
Havre de Grace ut 5 o'clock. 2. NJ.
The Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt. J.
W. ToaLIysoN, leaves same place every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening at
O'Clock. Returning, leaves Port Deposit
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evening at 8 O'Clock, and Havrs de Grace al
S O'Clock p. N.
Gy-Passage so cents.
Gy-Freights received daily at Baltimore
until o'clock and at Port Deposit until "a
o'clock; carried at low rates, and carefully
attended to.
Eg-Duplicate receipts for Freights will be
required in all cases.
The Agent at Havre de Grace will attend
to forwarding any rchandise consigned to
him; for any point on tho Pennsylvania Ca.
nails, or will re-ship freights intended for
Baltimore, Philadelphia, or elsewhere.
Il. ALEX TAYLOR, Agt., II. de Grace.
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
Dy-The Steamboat "JUNIATA," Captain
Tomlinson, being in complete order; can be
chartered at any time.
n. B.-Grain purchased at the highest
market price at the Warehouse Of ]. Tome
Port Deposit; who also keeps for sale
Guano, Plaster, Fish and Salt.
March 20, lS56-tf.
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Making IL total Of

hRRlnS II tOtal OF D,ZS2 %
The Reports of the Road Supervisors in
the different districts of the county, as we'll
as the representations of various citizens of
all parts of the county, as to the unusually
bad condition Of the public roads during the
past Winter and Spring, induced us to make
larger provision than usual for their re-
pairs. AS fan as we can learn, the amount
levied has been judiciousy expended, the
roads generally being in excellent repair.
An unusual number Of petitions for new
Roads were presented after our induction
into office, and previous to the Levy, on
which Examiners we're appointed, as requir-
ed by Law. In some cases in which Reports
were made, the damages awarded to land
holders were heavy, in other cases they were
less so, but, in very nearly all, damages to
some extent We're awarded by the Examiners.
OF the entire amount levied for this item,
SAG was provided for by cur predecessors,
and S20l7 so by ourselves. The Levy for
the opening of new Roads, with the expense
Of locating them, &c, added to the damages
as above, will make the entire cost of new
Roads III the county, the preaent year,
S3463.l5. From the best information we
could obtain, We believe the interests of the
county will be subserved by the location and
opening of the Roads thus provided for.
Two petitions, very numerousy signed,
were presented to us, asking the appoint
ment of Examiners, to view and determine
the propriety of altering, Strengthening and
amending two very important roads in the
county, viz the Road leading from Port
Deposit to Battle Swamp, and the ElEton
and Turkey Point Road. The Road first
named had been for a long time subject of
grievance. The steep hills and extreme
narrowness and crookedness thereof. where
it approaches Port Deposit, rendered the
meeting Of teams and carriages very dan
gerous. Upon the rendition of their Report
by the Examiners, and upon their recon-
mendation, we levied the sum of $1,000, for
the alterations and amendments recommend
ed by them. The Road from Elkton to
Turkey Point had been laid out ut time
when good roads, Of sufficient width, were
not in such general demand as they now are,
and had become, by neglect, very little more
than drain for the lands on either side of
it. That part of the county into, and through
which this road passes, is now rapidly i'm
proving, and the increased travel over it de-
mands a good road: A material alteration in
the route of this road was recommended by
the Examiners, but was not approved Of by
ns, owing 70 the heavy expense that would
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REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF AIMS HOUSE

REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF AIMS HOUSE
To the County Commissioners
Of Cecil County :
The undersigned. Trustees of the Poor, beg
leave 10 submit vhs blowing Report Of the condi-
ton of the slnirs Of Cecil cUsnty Aims House for
the year ending ii. 1rst Moaasy ofAsy, 1856.
On the flst Monday in My, 1875, thsrs remain
ed sEvEnrY-SSE inmates in ne HoH.e: daring the
year SIssrYHIsE we're sdnittei and BouR chill
dren we're born in The House; durisG the same
time SEVENTY were discharged. IwBsrY-THREE
died and THRHg children were bound out, leaving
at the end Of the year SEVENTY in the House.
he more than ordinary mortality was caused by
4 number Of cholera cases in the summer Of 1856
The produce Of the farm during the year was as
follows:
Wheat, 2le bushels
Cats l,0l7
Buckwhcat 81
Potatoes, las I"
Turnips, Is II
Cabbage, 1000 heads
Pork, 4,2l5 pounds.
The whole of this produce, except the amount
of sl0t which WAS sold. was consumed on the
premises. The levy for 1866 was s3,7O0, which,
together with the anount received for produce
sold. made the whole amount in our hands for the
year 90. The amount requisite for the sup
port Of the institution during the year We found
to be $2,96SOs which left the sua Of al54 0s due
to parties who needed their money, and relying on
the corn crop Of 1859, which ives greater than
usual, to reimburse us fby e.sening the amount OF
grain TO be purchasei.) we borrowed Sl5U 90, the
treasurer paying the balance a 06) out Of his own
funds leavng the county sndcbted to him for the
same as will appear by his account filed in your
ofice and the $3.50. 90 borrowed we expect to be
able 10 pay out Of the levy for 1861.
Among the causes which added to the expenses
Of the year may be named the high price of corn,
"a greater quantity of which than usual had to be
purchased during the summer and fal! of 1850
the increased number Of paupers and On unusual
amount of sickness
Besides the necessary expenditures for keeping
tho property in order and the additional furniture
needed in the house, We bought during the year
one ton Of Suano and six hundred and twenty
bushels Of lime for the use Of tho farm
All Of which is respectfully submitted
(Signed0 JOHNSON SHIPPERS,
THOMAS MILLER,
SAMUEL THOMPSON,
SAMUEL j. ENGLAND,
GORGE RICKETTS,
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EATEE ANlEL B. CARSON,
PharmaceutiSt and Druggist,

HAS opened NEW DRUG STORE at
4 Il Rock Run, Port Dsposi Md, and
would respectfully call the attention of his
friends and the public to his large assort-
ment of DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND PATENT
MEDICINES, Periphery, FANCY ARTICLES,
&C., TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS, SPICES,
HAIR, TooTH AND SHAVING BRUSHES.
DPhysicians' Prescriptions carefully
compounded, and country orders promptly
attended to. root 4th, lS56-3m.
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THE CECIL WING
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY P. Q. RICKETTS,.
NS.--S2 90 year,in advance.
$50, if not paid in advance.
500 for clubs Of Five.
rl'. 1890, for clubs Of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding a
sr1are will be Published three times for one
dollar; and twenty five cents for each subse-
qaent insertion; longer ones in The same por-
portion. Oy-Tweivc lines BREWER, or space
coual TO that make a square. Advertise
ments published quarterly, semi annually or
yearly At moderate rates. Advertisements
sent without the number of times they are
70 be inserted being stated will be continued
,un' il forbid and charged according to the
above rates. Fractions ofa square charged
as square.
. ty-No paper discontinued until all ar
rcarages are paid
uySingle copies ofthe paper, FIVE cents.
NJ~V. b. PALMER. deeni. n +. corner Of
Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TINE Orphans Court of Cecil county hold
4 their STATED MEETINGS on the
second Tuesdays of February, April, June,
August, October and December.
OSchool accounts will be passed and
paid at January, April, July and October
terms. REUBEN D. LAMAR,
MARI 8, lS56-tf. Register.
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TO the Citizens and Iax-Fay-
ers OF Cecil County.

TENliE undersigned. Commissioners Of Cecil
Il County, conforming to the course pur
sued BY our immediate predecessors, beg
leave to submit this our first Annual Report,
as explanatory Of, and in addition to, the
Statement recently published in the county
papers.
BY that statement it will be seen that the
total amount Of County Tax levied for the
present year is S4S ,625 10, and that the rate
Of County Taxation is IS cents in the 500.
1t will be unnecessary to lengthen this
Report by reference to those items Of the
Levy, the allowances for which are fixed by
law. A reference to the Statement publish
ed will show, however. that these items form
no inconsiderablc part of the Levy the pre-
sent year. 1t is to the more prominent of
those items over which we have had either
partial or entire control, that we ask your
attention.
The allowances Of the present year for
Roads and Bridges are the heaviest items Of
the Levy, forming together an aggregate Of
1913, l4l.9l, exclusive of the cost of new
roads, and the amount levied to pay balances
due former Supervisors. or this aggregate
there is directly traccabe to the heavy rains
and freshets Of last Fall and Winter the fol-
lowing items of the Levy, viz:
The allowance to pay deficit of Road ap-)
proplatons Of 1855 ian excess of Road $500 90
Supervisors accs. over the LevyD
That part Of the allowance for work on
Roads, Bridges, Foot Logs, DO tracea- 800 90
BILE as above. about
The allowance for repairs of Road pass
ing Crawiord's Factory, in the 9th ) 200 co
District,
The Levy for Bridge Mt North East, to az m m
replace one carried away by a freshet I -''o w
The Levy for repairs of bri lge at Mat ooo m
thews Mill, damaged by freshet, -'0'"'
The Levy for repairs Of Bridge at Basin os m
Run, -''oo
The Levy for repairs Of Bridge near Ora - m
vely I'LL, 'ooV
The excess of this years Levy for repairs
of Roads, and pay Of Supervisors over 1882 so
the Levy OF last year,
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The Steamer LADY
WILMER, | c a v e 4
Race St. w harf' every
Wednesday. at a p.
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p0NNET Velvets, sa,ins, Modes, Silks, Ribbons
- Bugle Lac es, Cuttings and Flowers.
For sale by BENZ. +. MAY.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-06
Proa. abe Graais Practice.
A SHERIFF. CURED IN ONE NIGHT BY
DE GRsfH's ELECTKIC OIL.
Ter from Or. = eVSep,
PHLABELrHGK, MAY g. 1915
> u II ~ 4 III. b Na1A 81 ). -

,., -. I III AbfAtAtN, May %, fs55
J6yfs HE ~ II, ~ oeHh sta 81, III.
hate remarkable cure. Deputy SherlH Kerr
OF iitts9ufsh had very swollen aud priutai hand
@fft5 u lae O" personally, winch gave instant re-
ne, iie has mehded theo 70 otAers afflicted
W't6 eite"matism, IN which the results were most
s"1stae6gfY Truly N9ns,
GEukG II. KEYSER.
Mr. Joseph d. bent "a, Myrtle street, says the Flee
tle oti eured Inn Immediately.
fitts-Charles sexton, Esq, Ex Mayor of Cam
den, .ays s'x applications cured Aiin. Also cured
us hhs ama'iSin,
NEreALGIA-Mr David Mann, 499 Vine St, saws
sas 1tn ~ IN Nne IN CuIea INN. 30
Gpaef ThG. "a al IL - ',suth 81
la5,s ~ end H. : t'"'''ot2 - N'"ap. AsA
s8ats5l, - a., rI,.lai.ss,;l
in ale1i.slt AZ w, vi ats5. -, = cure cure tiis
Shi6pen Ianes. aud other. - Nese ana
-, NJ IN - ~! +
Jane A r igboniss. G o,a 'b,,e N n ~ says
3egN4I sH-A wonderful care-l4 laenths in
oed Miss heGlnley had two doetats-uaed the OH
ara was enred, ~ North siAthst
on nj Pl,5an -. aSIY sutton, Twen-
AMI ,fi.v,.i5le at.'ot =; nh va "'s a singular
brca ff=.s9r'l,.rs. 49, ana setea' ana
ms ~ B9el w BHgAsr- fI0s Potter, ls SD
Broker. y. Ladger .trUet, and l.0e0 s4ItIs. -
heNare ot eoaaterigitiue seampa, nostlnms. Nv
Electric Oh is sHcet as cologne.
.1.EVftvfN t4.,Ntr,N ,,rn p,,o,,,5.-....
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-06
Reuolution in Northern mexico.
We find the following in the Galveston

We find the following in the Galveston
News of the 14th inst -
BY an express which has just arrived we
have the latest papers lrum Monterey,
from which we leaip tia: Northern Mex
leo is engulphed in another revolution
against TIE general government Gen.
Vidaurfi has issued a proclamation declal.
ing the government under bis control
free and independent from the despotic
powers OF Mexico Great rejoicing was
produced, and many believe thai the north
EN- states viii unite with the revolutions
ISIS.
The Bronsyllle EIag CT tie 23J eli, saws
the revolution in Mexico was expected,
aud that il may result III a severance OF the
Union Whether Tanauipos viii join
Nidaersi in the conflict is a ffoblematieaI
question, AID much DEF ends on the issue
oi the FIRST battles, bat at all events it
would not be lliculi for him, with TIE
evident shpel!ly over that state IN arms
and men. TO capture The pliuclpe! towns
aud thus reduce il 80 subjtelioh or induce
it % join him Il will be var Of local
pride, the 1ronticlmen again those 81 the
interior.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-06
ARasFslac Sale.

VXTnhs sod. on Thursday fae1h5 dry Of Sep
w faas. next, ut the lata residence og Aaxan-
de- ting, dec d. all Of his Ps'sona f.apealy,
consisting, in Haet, Of the following, II Wit.
head Hoses, 40 do. Cattle, (amoug which are
savgral f,a,A Mich Govs,) 20 head SAeap, 20 head
iIags. 200 a5shel, Wheat, 200 bushels Corn ia the
Cflb-alsp Ia crop Of Corn in the ield ao0 bush
! Road Wagon, / Plantation Wagon, Fataiio.s
Utensils, Household and Kitchen Eurnitu G also
lou e5 Appls Brandy.
TERMS 4 credit 90 months will be eirl n on
all suns Of IS and upwards-witli bond and appro-
we'd seeu,ity under thai amopr. Gash.
Gil As, Z. PALMER, Admir-.
Aurags 70 isa5 ids