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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-19

ANOTHER ANNEXATlON SCHEME. Aus
tin CTexas) State Gazette learns from the Rio
Grande that strong demonstration is about
to be made in Sonora and Coahuila, in favor
Of independence from Mexico, and annexation
to the United States. Some parties, it is
said, are now in correspondence with tho
friends Of the Rcvolutionists i'll the United
States, and the work is privately going on Of
preparations for a formal declaration Of i'll
dependence, at a time not far distant
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-19

THINGS IN KENT CouNTY.-W. Parker,
J. n. Mcdaniel and J. X. Hines have been
appointed collectors of taxes. DIR. Fisher,
the register of wills, was found in his carri-
age on Thursday last suffering from an attack
of paralysis. but the Kent News says there
is some hope of his recovery. The body of
George Tiller, who disappeared in March last
was found on Thursday the 10Th inst. in the
woods near Goose Hill, nearly eaten up by
hogs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-19

REDrCrIoN OF TAXEs.-- may be well
for taxpayers to remember that after the
there will be no other opportunity this year
TO have changes made in assessments.
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TRUSTEES, SkE4E

OF REAL ESTATE.
DY vrtne of Decree of the Hon. John
I'D II. Price, Judge the Circuit Court for
Cccil county, i'll Chancery, the undersigned,
as Trustees, will offer az Pubic Sale, at the
Court House door, in Elkton, Cecil county,
Nd, on
MONDAY, the - day Of Hav nrrt,
at O'Clock =. NJ, all that tract of Land
lying and being in Cecil county. of which
Samuel Aiken died seized, ii being part of
Il tract called .siRETON,'' and containing
EI5 Acres. Mere OF Less.
This tract lies on Principle Creek adjoining
Lands of David Jcnness. j. and q. 7. Whit
akcr and others; is well warcrcd. the soil
being ofcxcrlent quality. About one fourth
of the tract is Woodland, a portion being
finely timbcrcd, and the residue cleared
land under fence aud in cultivation. \ plot
will be exhibited by the Trustees OF the day
of sale.
THE TERk S OF SALE, prescribed hy the
Decree require one third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day of sale;
one third in six months after the day Of SAL.
and the remaining inStIlnrnt in twelve
months after the day sale. The credit
payments to be secured by the bonds or
notes Of the purchaser with interest from
the day of sale.
HENRY s. Sites,
JAS. Z. MCCULLOUGH.
April 10, 1S56-ts. Trustees.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-19

TIE OLD MANOR RoAD.--Mcssrs Craig.
Bryan and kibler, Examiners on this road
meet on it on Wednesday next the 23rd inst
as stated in their advertisement of this week
and not Oh Tuesday, as printed last week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-19

WASHINGTON, April l4--Col IIughs, the
special agent of the Post. office Department.
arrested here this morning George W. Town
send, who broke Jail at New Castle Del,
while awaiting his sentence for stealing let
ter from the Wilmington Post Office The
prisoner had hearing before Commissioner
llaslctt to-day and was rcmanded to prison
to await a requisi,ion from the U. S. author
tiles at Wilmington.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-19

MPRlL.-April suns and April showers are
having their identifying effects on our fields
and forests. The wheat which had been
almost killed outright by the hard winter, is
beginning to green up and the willows and
silver poplars arc putting out their leaves.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-19

TT"Despatchcs are said to have been received
by the Government, from Col. Wheeler, sta
ting that Walkers troops under Schlessingcr
had not been defeated by the Costa Ricans, but
had made successful retreat out Of the way
of an overwhelming force of the enemy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-19

GoDEy's LADY's Book for May, which
reached us week ago, maintains its high
character as ii medium of fashions, being
filed with a great variety of plates on that
subject. 1t Las, also, very beautiful eemo-
graph engraving and its literary department
is varied and entertaining.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-19

GrThe Eastern Shore Convention was in
session here on Tuesday and Wednesday,
DR.. Robert Goldsborough presiding. In con-
sequence of the delegates from Cecil, and tho
three lower counties of the Shore being alb
sent, the Convention adjourned to the first
Thursday in june ncXt.-Easton Gazette.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-19

--. y DISCOURSE TO THE YoUNG, will beprcach-
ed in the Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning: Services commencing at l0a o'clock.
The Youth of this place and public generally
are invited to attend.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-19

AMERICAN VICroRY.-At the election last
Monday. at Fremont: Ohio, the whole Amer
lean ticket was elected by handsome majority.
This is the first time that the Democrats Lave
been defeated in Fremont.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-19

u Hon. j. B. Ricaud will also please
accept our thanks for the Presidents Message
and accompanying documents.
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Umbrellas and ParasOIs,
nInl-Es An IIncIInN

Shoe Hastings and Coach Makers Goods.
sortment of Velvet, Tapestry. Brussels. Three
Ply, Ingram Venetian and Rag Carpeting, Mat
ting and Oil Cloths all widths at the lowest
prices. April 10, lsjS-2m.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON DONELSON.

GIVE are indebted to Hon. J. \. Pearce,
T. S. S. for several public documents, for
which he will please accept our thanks
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-19

MR. CLAY'S OPINION on AMERICAN1sM..-
The following is a copy of letter from Hon.
Garrett Davis to Hon. Erastus Brooks of
Albany, New York:
PARIS, Ky, March 70, 1856.
DEAR SIR:-On my return home from a
short visit to a n,ighbollng county, your
favor of lst instant was placed III my hands,
and in reply to it make this statement.
Late in the summer or carly in the fall of
18Th in company with some dozen or fifteen
gentlemen | dinod with Mr.. Clay. at Ashland
the Hon. George Robertson, formerly Chief
Justice of our Court of Appeals, was of the
party. AS the company were taking leave
after dinner, Mr. Clay suggested to Judge
Robertson and myself, his wish that We
should remain after the other gentlemen
should have left. We did so--whn MI
Clay informed us that he had received com
munication from some Native American Or
gamHation of Pennsylvania, declaring in favor
of the principles Of that movement, and re-
qucstns, if his opinions were in accordance
with those communicated to him, to give cX-
preston TO them, and authorize their publ
cation. Mr.. Clay distinctly. and without
reserve, stated his adhesion to the Native
American Principle, and then added, he
wished 60 consult with us as to the propriety
Of his authorizing his public ayowal of this
opinion.
As the Native American Principle had not
been adopted by the Wing party as part of
ITS creed, and as the intervening period to the
election was short, both Judge Robertson and
myself expressed the opinion to Mr.. Clay
that he had better not authorize his support
OF the Native American Principle to be made
public. We suggested that it would be an
important and unexpected move by him, that
would necessarily disturb for the time the
public mind, and that there would not he
sufficient time before the election for this
principle to have its proper and legitimate
effect in reference to himself with the Amcri-
can people. Mr.. Clay expressed his concur
renee in these views.
Mr. Clay did not read, or hand to judge
Robertson or myself the communication
which he had received. nor did lie enter into
a particular detail Of its contents.
With high regard, yours, &c,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-19
NEW LINE
FOR
SASSAFRAS AND CHESTERTOWN,

THE SPLENDID
ST A NJ EREX-
- =;is z.N1.. Asp~ PRESS Capt G. F..
csasssssTs .sss Wills will leave South
Street wharf Bait; every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday morning at 10 o'clock
Returning will leave Frcdclictown on Tues
'"v Thursday and Saturday at o'clock A.
M. touching at the Intermediate Landings,
SONG and returning.
A Line Of stages will lin a few days. con-
meet with this Boat to run from Chestcrtown,
to Back neck" or Shuster's landing on
Worion creek.
I~Nlarkcting Of all kinds tak ken, sold and
the proceeds faithfully accounted for by a
competent and experienced clerk. Fare 81 90
Meals Extra.
Prepaid freight on accommodating terms.
April. l2lh-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-19

NEW Black Silks,
~ New Stripe and Plaid Silks,
New Shallt De LANES,
New Bcrcge De Laincs,
New Bercge, Plain and Fancy,
New Black Rcrcgc, Plain and Fancy,
New Dress Trimmings.
New Collars, Laccs, Edgings, &c, in
store nov ut Is. BROWN, JR'S.
apr 10
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Situation Manic d.

NEW Black Cloths,
~ New Black CaSSimercs,
New Fancy Cassimerrs,
New Nrstings.
New Congress Caters,
New Patent Leather Shoes,
for Men and Boys, i'll store now, and for sale
by L. BROWN, JR.
april 10
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NENDUE
OF Y A l. L 4 BLE
Personal ssEs0s:I.esyy.

The UNDERSIGNED as Trustee under Decd
Of Trust from James Ca>seday and wife will
off at Public Sale ON Peach Blossom Farm
in Sas>atras Neck on Thursday the LIST day
Of May next, at 10 o'clock \. NJ. the follow
ing articles of Personal Property viz.
~. 3 Pair OF Mules, Es--,,-~
C3aEI ] Horses, Yoke III
ofOxen, 6 Mich W
eesss9sa1s Cows, One r cdssF:'<5 - :
Bull, One Hay Press, ! Seed drill ! Cutting
Box, Carriage, 6 Peach Wagons, , OK carts,
Ploughs, halrows and farming Implements Of
Various kinds-also Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of or under
500 to be paid in cash. and for all Sums over
$50 credit Of six months will be allowed
on bonds or notes being given bearing Inter-
est from date with approved Security.
JOHN G. GROONlE, !
GEORGE EARLE, {
Elk ton, April 10, 1856 Trustees.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-19

THE CouRT.-Thc Circuit Court adjourned
on Saturday last till Wednesday, and on
Friday adjourned until the October Tenn.
The Grand Jury sat six days and the Petit
Jury were eight days in attendance.
TIE following cases were tried since our
report of last week.
State VS. Armstrong Elliott, for selling
liquor on the Sabbath; verdict guilty and
fined go and costs. Evans and Rowan
counsel:
State VS. John Mackie, for selling grain
without license. Acquitted. Evans, counsel.
State vs. John Mclean, selling liquor in
quantities less than pint and allowing it to
be drunk in the store. Acquitted but his
license suppressed as 10 liquor. III. McCul-
Tough, counsel.
Safe vs. Brown, col d., assault and battery;
acquitted Creswell, counsel.
State VS. Dowdcn, I'd, assault and bat
terry; guilty as to the assault; fined % cents.
Jones, counsel.
State VS. I. c. Cazier, selling liquor in
small quantities. Acquitted. Groonie and
Ill. Mccullough counsel.
State VS. Plank Road Co. for not repairing
road. Struck off by States Attorney.
State VS. Mark Brown, Supervisor Indict-
mrnt quashod. Crcsswcll, counsel.
State as Thomas Strickland, removed to
Hartford.
James Chids found guilty last week was
scnte need to the Pcnitcnliary two years.
Scvelal Civil cases of Importance were tried
before the court.
The Farmers Bank at Wilmington VS. John
Logan. This case was argued last week be-
ford Judge Price, and Decree entered in El-
vor Of the Bank on the lTth ult for IS, 73G.
II. Earl & Crcswcll and Hon. j. A. Pearce
FOL the Bank; Col. Groolne, H.McCullough
and Otho.Scot for Logan.
The injunction case of IIaines VS. Raincy
was argued by Creswcll for Raincy and
Groome & Scott for Ilaines. Hold in consid-
Grafton.
The Injunction case of Howard, Ash and
May VS. E.Crouch was argued by II. McCul-
Tough Grason for Crouch and Evans for
the other side. Also held over.
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NOT IClI

~ ~ i ~ IL
IS hereby given to all persons who intend
u to apply under the new act Of he General
Assembly for License in Cecil county, that
they must appear at the Office of the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court and make oath as re-
quircd by said act.
\ license cannot be obtained, rs hereto
fore, by writing or sending for it.
II. II. MITCHELL, elk
Circuit Coult for Cecil county.
April 49, lS56-Iw
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NORTH EAST
THINNING ESTABLISHMENT,

At NORTH EAST, CECIL co., MD.
FENliE subscriber informs the public that he
Il is prepared to do TIN ROOFING, GUT
TERlNG and SCOUTING, in a manner that
will give entire satisfaction, as he is cX
pericnccd in the business. He works good
materials, and his terms are reasonable and
accommodating. A full assortment Of
Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware
always on hand, wholesale and retail.
OJ-PerSons at II distance wanting any of
the above work done, will please inform me
by mail; or otherwise, and their orders shall
be promptly attended to.
ISAAC n. BENJAMIN.
April 10, lS56-3m.
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~ ALT.-Turks Island. Ground Ahiin, AMI Fine
y Table salt in Store and for sale by
Abr 70 f. MAY
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-19

SAA LBS. best country Lard in store
SCV now. and for sale 10y
aprl9 E. BROWN, JR.
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}l.)ic0.

In Baltimore, on the 18th inst, JULIA
ELIz ABETu. only daughter Of James W. and
Mary A. Foster. aged months and > days.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17
GIBlss' GALLERY
FOR PATENT
AMBROTYPES AND PHOTOCRlpUS

"h sobrChibhR having fitted up Of rooms elegant
STYLE Al Cornthian Hall, the
hc shd urnsi th-m with superior
The AmbroyIe being herrieaiy sealed plates
M. polished giass hy in
anh bAn,n'- Tie mpres"n proof
ie o The variations OF climate and Is IN
only Kind OF picture that viii by time They eat
DC eakeh ron ue size OF null lie 10 the smallest In
e 9oarter ,e time OF the Dagurreoype They
a Dc sen IN any light a. very suitable
'"I rms, i@ckets aud large frames, we'll
ss'rrnr pralHrty Of the AmbrotyPs. has
tnpdstlon Counerfeis
often sold for AmbToype None ar, gunn. xhou, b M,
ni stamp The pubic invited examine .p-cm.n a
aud I0th. aIpt,S ~
Richmond, January 20. 1856.
SANtNsS IN>EtTGTION OF RICH yIt,N n
- umee removed To u store of Christian Lathrop % Man
I consequence OF the resignation OF David a.
Christian vas uanimon-y elected cashe -e
moved !" the stors OF Christian Latrop, deposits will
received, which p.j an NJ.
remaining deposit six months longer per cent Tor
shorter period. - W. =
ri. ns,ltulion has been existence y.ar, h..
loaned eight millions snspepdr irh -
never lost Que dollar failed pay any eerhoae when due
JOHN THOMPSON. President,
WM. w. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17

THs BatrNoag TsseEpisS.-0ur talent Cd young fel-
low i0wns'nau, Mr. Ed~in Booth who has been lsborng
under severe Illness At the residence Of his mother
This city or some weeks has pleased 70 learn, sui
bcieuty recovered % make u certsn that he viii be able
70 resume his professional engagements Monday
ing next on which occsou he y 70 make his fret appear
ance a the National Theatre IN Washington. Manager
FORD Intends transferring " that citv hts admirable
pany performing Il "Od Drufy." and Ne Booth sin
have the advantage Of being sustsned by t stock
company-an advantage not alsays po.s~---d ny the
',slars. ae lhe prc.enl day-RalL Palrias
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17
MERlLLO hRON PIPE WORKS.
...s MERRILL & JAQUES,
u. II. WILLIAMS
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT

ENEkAL A9kNT Receiving
~ Tobacco Goods Ac Ac, No sHocEoE sIr RicnxoxD
oegr leave his
Tor tbs liberal patronage bestowed
eonncetons With Mes.rs Booker Watkins, city and ~
spectfuly .oicits continuance
ing on ue Theatre of business alone
business qualifications
faithfully represented. = s ~ "
f''s"eN w
sSsss TO- Messr. Levi. Webb Son. wsdsvort, Tarn-r O.
add John Booker ESQ., Richmond John E.a ChI,v
p.onsy E, Mes Peters, Spence = Mesrs McCorti-
Jones, Lynehburg. Va i.e6-s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17
THE WRECK OF TBELyovv.,s

wv iokk, NOV l5-The steamship Lyonnsis had nm,
small freigh on board valued At x50 o,s, -h,.h '
uA,y insured here The ship was built ON the C,fd.
Europe. ' e" u insured IN
The captain Of the vigo, ths con.ort ot IN. r....
s.A.es that the latter vessel built with sev.n
ugh. compartments and all we're gone but t.o ,h h,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17
ACCIDENT TO A srp,vpn

NV YoRK, Nov 1.-THE French .,..,... .-
snch sailed from this port the l-t ior Hayn .s %
n'o on the second night out and was abandoned nt d.
y, ~s nng condition She bad forty pasengerv sixteen
Wnom we're picked up In boat and have arrived -
Two OF them died in the boat The fate Of the other !.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17
NEWS by TELEGRAPH
LATER TRoM CENTRAL AnEHIcA.

iosk' Nov i7.-rh. steamship Texas h., .,,,,.a
a' '.a 'a." via Key West She connected Win an.
''s,f. N.'ad. from San Fr.ncisco. 2o,h ul.
aa .dv'ces TO Let instant state th.s m.,,.,, n, NJ;
.eIs gu'et s"ce the battle Of M.s-sy. wsIt.,
and Leon Gen. Hensengrn -ho ..'.ss'Iso, uSo1
Se Aana "a. drilling the army the usr Of mo,n,.S
msnM.n ~ ."a mnnle ,ines The .boe army counts .s,
,h- s1ou sp"iis and eager Tor an en- g.xem~,, an
hs enemy; -ss Thought that decisive sss'I. .o's
be fought about 10th November '''e "o"a
Advices from the min. q Yer, f.xo-.h,. RI.
.u-S' 'em nsd t~vu opened. Extensive copn.r ,;,'.
81 'un" 70 'he vicinity OF Bosco topographic. ,nJ
se..oe,ca' survey OF the State is be made
brings 900 passengers and st "a 600 I'm am, -;
among her passengers Don Peruim Fer,~, ~ -
MNesrasuan Minister. Col J. H. Wheeler the A,n.,;s.,
:. s N'crsagus and Col Fsbcns bearer Of d-p.,eh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17
MARKETS.

new foEK, Nov. l5.-Flour-The market has a decIin-
ing tendency and saes OF 5000 barrels at So $s55
Tor straight State $3.50 67O for good Ohio and South
ern Is heavy. Wheat-The market closed with declining
tendency, and sales Corn is very dull
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17
RAILROAD AccInrur

a.. nn1c, Nov ls-The express train going East ON
.he nehg,n Central r.ilrosd Monday evening was
scross it, Wm wilowbere passenger wa. I'LL. sed
several others badly injured ~"s' anu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17

0EonefA ELxcrIoS.-Oficis returns are received from
81 courtes IN Georgia which give Buchanan 4e sfT sad
Hnmore 81. .si7, msking majority lor Buchalsu Of To-
00o The-e counties last wear. gave Johnscn msjortv
Of fot Andsews The rvpored wsjorities ~ rs
sdhousl counties, Of which The Ocal retains have 10,
yet arrived, amount 10 S447.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17
IMPROVEMENT OF THE MIssISsIppr

mAsnisaros, Nov l5-The contracts for deepening
ne mouth OF the Mississippi river yesterday copcIu
oeu WIN ness's Cray Righton, Of Kentucky. They
and a half for Ss2O, 600 ~ 'o1' 'eAr'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17
DISASTERS BY THE RpcrvTo.p

c.i burfAto, Nov. ls-The new bark J. v. Aver. from
Chcago Tor this port, doubtless oundere In Isk NH
gan during the gale OF the 4th instant xth IN on 49,,
was loaded with wheat The captain trunk and po
dsy eAA o. Sosephs on Mon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17

Soppthg ht Houhsmpton, both Tolng
passeneers proceeding London
other route, Tor the economy Of time money. " -
rAssAaE % sourH nrTos I'M r.rsxx
second do fGo. ' s' S>Aooh tii"i
All ers and newspapers throax the Pos, one.
sailing " $3.50 ''e'''ea on 'he aay o
~ An experienced Surgeon 4 attached TO each .h,p
'o' "es"' of pA.Ase' Apply TO @ n. SAND,
IL south William St, New YORK
A HEfNEKEN A CO., Br-men
-, -, CRosKEY CO., Southannpton
pMI-lylWl wM IsELIN. Havre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17
REMARKABLE THEATRICAL FEAT

rHiIApsLrHi., Nov. l4-Last night Mr. J.rr.t ,.,.
NJ. - novl Ie"' :" the theatrical line BY prrosmne
n: : 'onh n'"oghsms company in both New Yo,k .nd
riladsph,a- After the performances Of ,hs eomn.nv :,
own thsnire in New York, they started m
uAn Tor ,h- city, and accomplished the ds.ne.
OF Poeahonta. commenced :, m. N,,"I
haipas, is after which the company p.rtooL a, ann
'e I'i"rd House. and started back for New Yo,k
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17

VIE undersigned s enEsged nanufacture o sash
ssss ssd Doors. o. 'ee best quality e material and
scfEmaushp, a oU prices Orders respectfully scIted "a
promptly erecued Persons orierlns sash Rfnds az doov,
hom ne y nat assured gsiiins a. soot uct
a. moeFAte prices, and prompt atfenon ori-rci
gsrson o.ssns done very ov sud any qnany o. elias
a.c ta ay - dsignss Ccnstanfy IN ~ IA 10 bv
and ~ 10 sssh glanalo, su ne SANE p.c,s,y
no sa'd'ns shove Hsxais' Mis-, nchmond, va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17
LAHUs a SHINE,
ADcTIoSEERs AND COMMISSION MERcHASrs

LAHtN a SHINE.
ADcTIoSEERs AND COMMISSION MERoHANrs
,, Y NatE ssrssa RtoApoad IA
iLL give their undivided attention All sales of R.. ara
Personal Estate sale Of Household furniture soct Goods
Cows, Carriages, Wagons, Ac, Ae - '''
Keep constantly hand The largest hsndsoes, stock Of
'urh'tre 70 DC ound IN this MARKET consisting part Of
Mahogany and Rosewood wardrobes
Do DO Marble and Mahov.,x 49,, c.A,....
sidehoards and wasnstands ~ ''s'
splendid Spring SEAT Sofas Tetes nlvans ana
spring Sat Parlor, Cane and Windsor Chars
. spring ourd Rockers, soeiahles, whainots
Also boautfdl assortment
general assortment of Housek espng Good. 7sN' V
The oy and country uade examine our eo,,to,
r o. LARUs. JHura NJ str,uv
oc7s H' ~ otiiNs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17
SWAN d CO.'S LOTTERIEs,,.
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY Lottery

GLASS X,
To be drawn In the city Of Mobile public
DAY. December TO- 1885, the Plan Of SINGLE NUMBERs
JOHN hrErn and w. w. Me6rrEx, Fsqs rommtssioners
$4,000 TIcKETs-3,2sO PRIzEsI
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN rrcKrrs
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SNOW STORM AT poSToI

oosIoS, Nov l5-saow TO the depth OF an inch fell
mere 'ais morning 1t nov snowing with northwest
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soa soPLAN Oh SWAN CO.'S LOTTERIES.
op Nuoers espondnE With plaeed
one wheel The Prizes placed another wheel Anum-
per drawn from the Number Wheel and time Prize
drawn from the other wheel PLACED sr.n.t
he Number drawn This repeated until ali The Pse.
hnctose ne money address
eelPt ot which they viii be forwarded enrstm
The list Of drawn numbers and VII purchaser.
Immediately amer IRA wing. - r-'N-'''
rarshs'sr VII p.ss .rits their plain and sv.
without deiucion. F~'~D~ ." '1ii
~ All prises Of under p.,d ~ a.
drsv ne-oher prizes at the usual time of thirty days
Al communications strictly confidential
PrEe tickets eashed ticket, AZ e.y o.
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SOurHEEN CfriEs FILtNORE.-Almost all the prin-
cpal cities Of Of the Southern States have given ma
jortes for FILLMORE. We ouly able 10 present the