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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-21
p,ArrE Cry, Thursday, Oct. 9, sc.

PLATTF IIIf, IhuFsdhYi Vct. y 90
DRAR SIR-lour letter, together with me
draft for Sle5 40, has been received, and
your instructions shall be followed l VIII
inquire diligently ior the Edgeheld boys
WE have carried The election ~ hunsas,-
The new Governor gives sntlslaelion. hut
my dear sir, it Is ~ tine isr Sou.nern men
'.,'.,,,nt rs 10 redouble our exertions. We must
'%M If we do our duty, Kansas will be
si,yo State in twelve months--d STATE ether
IN or oui Of The Union
Yours truly,
ID. X. ArCnIsON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-21

Prayer BY Kav. ME- WIHH, ..,.,
Resolutions. by MIR. Henderson, instruct
ing the clerk Of the House TO copy mo tne
Journal OF the House, the mileage ana u'-
bentores Of lle nenbefs OF the legislature
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-21

Tho House resumed consideration OF bill
amending chapter 20 Of compiled statutes,
entitled School Districts
Mr.. Powers moved to amend, by adding
the following proviso; "proydng also wa,
no such parent or guardian shall De enu'lea
to receive larger sum OF money than such
parent or guardian mas paid Tor such school
ing or tuition" Agreed TO-
Mr.. Billings moved to amend by striking
oln the words two hundred and inserting
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-21

when the Judge or Chancellor may be in
capacitated from any cause from performing
his duty, was read the thrd time.
The Ayes and Nays being demanded on
the pasaauc of tho bill were taken. and were
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-21

Joint Resolutions. By Mr.. Merrill, ep-
pointing J. d. Bradley. Esq, of Bratleboro',
rs Committee to propose and report to the
next session Of the Legislature an act pro-
viding for an equal distribution of the avails
of property attached by any creditor, among
all the creditors of the debtor, who may
choose to have an interest in such distribu-
ton adopted.
] Pending which. the House Adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29
arliimOre Stock Risins-s,oel,o. Withdraw.

1T was In these jabant tones that the yAio Of Sat
uray announced the that Stockton had withdrawn in
favor oil Fillmore.
"s,ockton candidate DOR the nomination Of the
Black Republican party. to whose platform he publicly
proclaimed his adhesion. Especially does he pledge him
self To the rcesabshment Of the Missouri
This man resigns his pretensiots in behalf OF Fillmore
and the Hhtg exults tbs recruit The people will
take s'oektons support OF Fillmore evidence Of
identity OF principle between them. Stockton come,
over to Fillmore, because Fillmore like himself il In IA.
vor OF the re-cnactment Of the Missouri restriction
Yesterddy's Eaqnircr.
We present the above to readers as a sample OF
sublime impotence. paper that declares MAnrrx VAN
buren, an angel OF light in comparison with Willard
Fillmore, and that is every day huggng Van its DO
som and shouting his support of Buchanan to be
talking OF Commodore Stocktons support Of Fillmore
an evidence OF identity of pacpe between them
Admitting the correctness Of this logic charge that
Martin and John Van Buren's support of Buchanan-bo
being odious. unnteated Abotionists-s eridenes
Of an identity Of principle 6ote,n them" Aud we be-
eve there perfect identity of principle and feeling
between them. They all squatter Sovereignty men,
and consequently the enemies on earth of the
South
But it not true that Stockton "procamed his
adhesion " to the Black Republican platform Not a
word OF truth in such charge IL is manufactured
for the occasion out o: whole cloth. He WAS however
opposed to the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise but he
has gone farther.
We submit il, that il MARTIN VAN BuRKS and TOW
BkNroS support Buchanan, without exciting the En-
quirrs dstrust Of Bachs soundness IL has no right
To complain should Seward or Sumner support Mr.
Fillmore The above paragraph therefore, is stupid aud
unmitigaied humbug, from beginning to end.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29
NIi,sisSipni.

We observe with pleasuse the zeal and ability with
which the standard of Fillmore is upheld BY his friends
in Mississippi. We by give up this State to
Buchanan We think Flmores chances are equal to his
And ii the Fillmore there will wage the battle earn.
es'y and holly, his triumph in that State is almost GER
tain.
We notice nl-o with intense qualification that the Hon.
WILLIAM l.. SrARSEr has accepted the appointment Of
Fillmore eecor for the State at large Judge SrARkrr
i. ivorshly known throughout the entire SOuthkuown
- profound jurst, able deba,or, honorable aud
hghtoned gsutl"mnn. aud thoroughly devoted to tho
rights and interests OF the South. When men enter
tie fell in behalf of Fillmore take il indubita
bic ssn that the voices and of the people will all
be rigat IN November.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29

One of the oldest and influential Democratic pa
pers ia the State Of Alabama il the Florence Gazette
On the 18th OF June, 1882 spoke Of Mr. Fillmore in the
following terms:
"MILLARD FiLLNoREIf there is ono trait of character
which possess above all others is political indepen
dence that kind OF political independence which prompts
To do Justice 70 the and motives of a political
yersary regardless OF that party circumspecton which
says, MHs far ShGIthou go and farther. Prompted by
this feeling. unesitagy express the ardent hope that
Mihatd Fillmore may be the nominee of the Wing cOnyen
ton. Should the nomination tall upon him. We should OPP
pose his election with all Zeal, but should he be cleo
ted we would ice that in him the SOUTH HAD A TRUE
And RELIABLE FRIEND.
"We notice that several Of our democratic cotempora-
mes Call him Abolition Fillmore THIS IS AN UNJUST
MUTATION. When Mr.. Fillmore FIRST nominated
u candidate for the Vice Presidency we shuddrred at
the thought Of his election. We that he had given
votes obnoxious the South and therefore believed him
unsOund upon the slavery question Our heart sckeied
at the prospect OF his success and bitterly and violent
~ denounced him
"But We ARE happy u saw hgrecahy dsap-
pointed aud that MIR. FILLMORE IS ONE OF THE
SOUNDESr MEN il THE UNION on THE SUBJECT
or SLAVERY: AND THAT lie Is A PATRIOT AND
A STATESMAN. HIS ADMINISTRATIONS MAS BEES
HIGHLY CONSERVATIVE He advocated the conip,u U.
mise aud used all h- influence 20 qnvl the of nat-
ci-m, while His ADMINISTRATIONS SHOWS THAT
Ills SYMPATHY AND FEELINGS ARE WITH TIE
SOUTH. Such conduct Is deserving praise aud We are
not afraid to DysfOW il.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29

The following are the resolutions adopted last week by
the Wbg State Central Committee Of New York We
trust the Whg- in other States will promptly follow their
example, and sppOnt delegates to the National Wing Con-
vention -
Reiolved, That IL the opinion Of the committee the
views entertained by Wings Of other States a. TO the pro
phety Of assembling National Convention n take such
action n reference TO candidates for President aud Vice
President OF the United States will best sustain sud
carry out the principle OF the Union, aud be calculated
restore the country 70 lie former peace and harmony meet
our entire appreciation and that invite the wings oil
tie several counties Of the State Convention at Alba
ny on the l4h Of August u select de 10 the Ma.
nesday Of September.
Re'olred AZ individuals, that In Milard Fillmore We
have candidate who possesses those qualities which are
necessary lo Efficient administration u the government
and therefore that respectfully but earnestly commend
him 70 the favorable consideration Of tue Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29

The following from tue Kentucky Woman, Dem
oerdtc paper, will show what confidence Democrats
themselves have in carrying Kentucky for Bucha.
nan. There is earthly possibility Of any such re-.
suit and the silly Democrat that bets on it had Just
az well throw his money into the sea Any one who
will read the candid admissions Of the Woman must
be satisfied that the talk Of carrying Kentucky for
old Buck is sheer glsconade Here is what il says
IL Is faci worthy Of that the Democratic party OF
Kentucky are just nov entering upon the important
canvas since their first under br lead Of Jp.r.
son, without any organization worthy OF the name
large amount 81 money is ssked upon tho result H. Ken.
lucky We h,ve gallant young champion, Brock.
euidge, the track, yet have organization worthy
Of the Who what il 70 blame for this apparent
indifference We take occasion say thst is rot the
Central Committee The hav done their duty
iulybut She district committees have not TIE chair.
men Of those committees should respond NJ once 10 the
call Of the central committee Without such correspo.
deuce the committees understand each other ~
work together We do not like TO deceive our friends nj
any time, and shall do now. We want the demo.
cscy 70 understand that they have other organization
than one Of principle Ia many courtes In the State We
may talk loud ard bet high and st lose Kentucky a. We
Wll uulcss more attention given for the purpose Of on
Organization IL IL shame that the central committee
should write 10 those reported good working democrats
and receive no response. Organize, organize immediate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29

We trust the Fillmore electors in this State will at once
make their appointments, and go work. 0uly three
months OF the lett aud there is a great
deal to be done Organize! organize organize should
now bs the watchwor Of the friends of Fillmore In ov.ry
cOunts and election district in the State Besides every
county should supply itself With the necessary documents
for distribution among the voters Flmores speeches
should be put into the hands OF every in the State
They telling powefuly all the country and will
continue TO tell until the day of election Let our friends
to it that every thing done that be awaken
the people the Importance of the present contest and
the necessity OF supporting Fillmore order to defeat the
Black Republicans.
We repeat-organize organize organize in every
city, village county and district 10 the State aud
at once-and the day will be ours
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29

there L. virginianst Men Of the South but IN. .x
Of averting the dangers now thre.enn ma U.,,ilx ~
the uuion there IA a ticket which alone can hr..t a. -
the barriers Of the ssctionay OF the North AMI the
ton.ty ofthe South IL l. ticket National In n. 81,
GIN National In its purpose National in the name ~ NJ,
TiLLxoss who kaosrs ONLY his es.fyv Al, 49,,
country. and ,othiaq but his who ea, 80,
consent b. thing 20 he North and a,o,h.r y, ~,
Soh" Il Ia this ticket alone which can -. yer ir,,, The
Black Republican party the IS votes of New York hch
would Of itself ensure the defeat of Fremont /, a ,hs
ticket OF the Nod Line Wings" there and In M..sacbn
s-ts and other States Of the East and OF the North nj
this ticket its strength YOU insure 10 rr.r,o, th
unbroken vote Of tho Northern section Obi ,h., I
could with authoritative yo;c. hid Won ,or,. a, ,h -
cue of the Union = =
With the patriotic spirit which has ever yu;dsd the
Of the whiy party of the country tho fol
lowers OF Henry Clay have rallied under The .,,nJ -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29
Aceomac District

A majority Of the counties in the Accomac District
have indicated York Town the place and the 10Th OF
August the time for the holding OF American and
Wing convention to nominate candidate for Congress
the hope that said time and place will be
daily and promptly acquiesced in by the remaining
tie. Let it be understood them tina, the Convention
meets at York Town the 10th Of August Let an ac
cept.ble candidate be nominated aud let him be sup
ported with entire unanimy and Zeal by the party and
nis election il fixed fact. Let him. also once take
the field for himself aud Fillmore aud work with uuag
girg energy till the day OF eeconwhich the 4th day
a,f NnX mn,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29

MONETARY ANo ooNNERcrAL..

4 hoNkfAhf AND COMMERCIAL
| osvss w.is Jsiy as 1859.
The saes Of vlrgina sixes the New York Exchange
nr's Board Friday. sSocs ssx tire. days and
o" 81 s~"s assre seller q.
tarday. 10
The n. York Commercial Advertiser OF 2sth saws.
Money has been demand th, -ss nu th,r, h.,
not eesn ths least change the
nus abundant ome part Of IN.
rs hs seeis averages must have declined during
The SEX aud In the vev Discount nss hav,
The extreme mArk uportr
Us ne large or dry within
,n OF se millions eyeod thos Of the 1855
uon OF ss Tor he sesk IN. regular balance
eseee eight millions regular maftst rst- r
.x cent uhue strictly paper command. s,,s n,
| lively IN demand ~ ~ N~-'s-'.'
The Shipping List Of same date remarks.
IN. money market eon,naes without important change The de-
nsnd L. anything an .bandsn,
sappy remain The hsak
caution In financial ees the
We enoneas aggregate o nearly hundred
tins state OF anr disturb the
oe At The time the
excessive importstioos OF foreign
paper
- 'r>>' "
The Savannah Republican says:
The nt bale Of In. this oriean,
on e 10th Instant nom Dwiu being
earlier Than the dr This receipt Of
cotton mat has knowledge this
noernt that planters that
half yield unless early rains to their relief
Land Warrants and wanted Ina New York nj
the annexed quotations. vhh Taylor Brothers, Wal. s.e,
have advanced since last:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29
Kansas Biu-The Democracy Backed Down.

We have boon Intending for days call attention
the fact that the Kansas BILL it passed the Sen
ate, Isl complete backing down OF the Democracy They
had by the old bill aud made part parcel Of
their Cincinnati platform, and had uniformly denounced
the idea of modifying il in any particular. Witness
their bowling tie resolutions OF the America Con-
vetion u, Sunton because those resolutions condemn
ell the alien suffrage feature Of the Kansas bill, And
this alien suffrage feature has now by the recent Sem
BILL been stricken out OF the KausasNcbraska bill by
OF % to 1918 of those voting strike out be-
ing Democrats
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29
Editorial Trick.

The way the Enquirer has of filling its dull columns
with racy editorials from tho WHO this hot weather
species OF editorial trckery have never before seen
resorted to- There were nearly two columns of editorial
from the Wing in yesterdays EHguirsr-re-published in
that paper We presume because its editor hasn't
enough during the "hedted term to write any thing n
tOusandth part we'll himself If he very hard up We
will edit his paper for hint woald not Interfere at al
with our editing the Wig; for very sure it would
not take fifteen minutes of time day edit the En-
q"irer hundred times better than the shrvelled pale
sickly thing is edited So you will promise to qui,
appropfating what write for the Wig will send
you enough editorial matter every day, with just fifteen
minutes notice. to make up your little paper aud we are
certain readers would sanction the arrangement with
shouts OF joyfor they have long since observed that
whatever there is Of good in the Enquirer consists of
tracts from the Wing Send around your devil and well
furnish you enough racy sensible and pototic editorials
in Eve minutes asonsh your old Fogy readers the bal
OF their natural lives.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29
, eli; according 70 suaisy.-

go rood eek ss sisk 70 OFT; seesranr 10 e..s,
k.ua manufacturing kinds eie 10 IS
Wnnar-fhe mills null op>r.tiop and m. ..,,i..
..a. Are increasing daily frlee. rang. from go
aenry prees however rather than heush
- no esa. 70 sppschend msters dens
e~ainy until the Of the
ss1 cord scarce. Pine siss. RETAIL ssuo for
m, -Me continue our previous quotations ns- ana old
hall erved Soc. do full blood ~->' ~s'''s
LiNk trOCk.-bHEr-rhe salss as1Ap
Ssses si rom IS 20 :. according qualify hundrv
~ =, !, y. 1900 Ee.s sss-rhs butchers paying
yo.ss--xe further ..s.ssS. !. :, N.- rors. A, LAM.
ports
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29
AUGUSTA COUNTY

At meeting OF portion OF the cilizens Of Mt Solon
and vicinity on Saturday the 10Th inst for the purpose OF
calling Mass Meeting to hear DISCUSSION of the ques.
tons involved in the present Presidential Canvass on mo
ton Jno q. Fulton called to the chair. and Maj. J.
III. IRVINE was appointed Secretary.
The object OF tho meeting having been explained il
resolved that the Augusta Springs be fixed upon
the place. aud Friday aud Saturday. the Sth and 9th
August the time, and that Maj J. " McCuc Geo
ii. Ervne, DIR. r. II. Robertson aud d. ". Van Lear be
and they hereby appointed Committee for the pur.
otmakng the necessary arrangements for the
ting, and that they will extend invitations TO the Hon
Thos. S. Flournoy. Hon. Wm. G. Rves Hon. A. H. II.
Stuart and Hon. j. NJ. Bolts and such other gentlemen
they may deem proper, 70 attend and address the
people on that OCCASION
1t moved that the proceedings this meeting be
published in the Spectator Stanton True American and
Richmond Wing. J. &. FULTON, Chm.
j. II. IRVINE, Sec'ry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29

BEEcuEK AND TUE SLAVE GiRL.--A correspondent Of
the New York Daily New- says that the slave girl whose
freedom purchased by Mr.. Beecher's congregation
asconded lately taking with her certain articles her
property. Ii trick il is said. concocted by the
master and the girl raise the $1,000 She returned
him. WIS quite happy, and getting along well could
he expected.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29

CO-PARTNERSHIP.
NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.
BROWN STONE BUILDING,

BROWN STONE BUILDING,
No. ISL MAIN STREET.
TuNHE UNDERSIGNED have formed under III,
IL lrrn and style Of PRICE, BAYLY WATKINS, for pur-
Pnss OF eondneting In this city general wholesale Rt.
DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
The have taken The budng-nov trection-No
1871 Main
below the store of Me.srs. krnt Paine a Co.
By the 10Th September they will
stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
Selected especially for the best trade
invite the attention Of their he public.
Their and facilities
the newest and best Of goods the
cdAA and punetual credit PEir0N q. BAYLY,
sAM'L NJ PRICK,
JOEL II WATKINS,
JyN JOSRPH y. Jh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29
n. ~. SEwPIE.
0no MAIN STpEpT

DRUGGIST, cog MAIN
SUBSCRIBER Il s.ppIes
Of Drugs, Chemlca- &c which he psrtlcu E(
lar in purchasing from Importers undoubied
lie IL eonaety adding to his already and u
purchasing from hr hands he prepared no,
lower, thau house In the city
commend them and suitable prescription purposes
Prescriptions compound all day night the
most accurate and scientific lie graduate
veriy Of PennsylvAna and Jefferson Medical Colleges
ph and may be excused for referring to the following
testimonials:
II ave known Dr. p ssmpe we'll for years Physician
and Apoihecary lie thoroughly educated medical
Ia opinion has superior apOhrcATy knowledge
Mata hedeA Pharmacy and Chemistry being extensive
found. A. RvASs NJ D.
"Med. Col. Of Ohio May ~ 1874" ix29
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29
July 50ih, 1884

NEW FItt U.--Ths underlined
~ ship under The firm OF GgO. W. p
purpose " conducting the Mercantile,
business. ~ Stony Point MILLS, CuInber
hope by strict attention 70 business. and
gill receive liberal share Of patronage
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29

VlHGINIA:-Ata Circuit Court Of the county OF Henrieo
held at Courthouse, Of
Monday, the twenty hrst day Of july, 1856:
William b. Psgoti and Am D. his wife, b. wsLey
AgdinS
H. T. Daniel Of Robert wsssy decd Robert Carter
Page, Henry L. Brooke sherwin Mctae CLARKE
George John sehonbeEer In hi. right and
Administrator Of Ann b. wasey decd and William r.
as h surety in hi. bond such administrator Isaac Godd
Sheriff OF the county OF Irnreo, Of the
estate OF the said John w. sehonberRrr
tioddin
Of Hrnreo. and such administrator Of
eeAs-d and Of Jas WAsy, deed Martha scbon-
berger, deed, Robert wAsley dumi William
wHsey. In his right John L. wary fh.Drrr bray and
Crazy c. his wife, who Graey wasey Parker
and Mary Ann his wife, Who Mary wAsry, Jacob b.
k-ses, Trustee for the said Robert wASey
dumb and administrator OF Amanda waslcy decd
nam y" trump: Defendants.
On motion Of John wsey. OF the esaees c.
Wasey deceased appearing TO the Court
transactions OF r. Daniel Robert
has been nd In ihs and that
the qualification
aorrsad-the Court doth Robert
g. Waey deed do before
thereof nrain
the payment and delivery Of the OF
lesatee and the Court doth direct copy
lsed week for four Richmond
and posted at the mont door Of Hnreo County
h day OF two successive terms Of the said County
Copy-Teste:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29

HhISsOLUTION.-Ihe concern o.
~ SlN IL dissolved hy mutual consent
Az psrsons having claiTus aEsinst US vi
settlement, snd those Who are Indebted u
close their account BY b md, - 70 Is impc
The concern should b. sstilsd up a. anon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29

"AaJED.-AG overness Of mature years experience
w aponecnt In Mu,c and French aud professor Rel-
pon, in-iruci = small reiool opening July LIST, 1856
Direct LcriDrr y. % Amelia.
Jy29-5svu WN H. UaRHIsOy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29

II @ACrE CIuSI-rmE YOUNG MESs IILL.
V>A MORE DONELSoS CLtB II n-.tw EDNE,.AY
.sehn., SUD- o'clock GVidm'. HILL AL the frrlds
DC delivered. By order Of
Jys J CRAZE. Pr.stirnL
Az N.ss e. ht.>,> A i.,x.
w. ElSoS CLrB.-rhc EIkovrrE CossnTsr 81 u.
fo1hs seas Fillmore d ei p,a.e Tie once
a. The Secretary Of the Club sfds
'i, Thursday evening, Sit int. At ~ Ueok
OF
The canvass A fill attendance 1. therefore nsc,ss.ry
jyse-St ny ORDER
49, HOI LOWAN'S OINTMENr.-rhe Great
Exernsl Antliote inl thx tiooi
are dc srm ned to the uree in the pustue IN
oiAsn. bous rashs. &C. this POTENT
aud RADICAL remedy Soil At he NJ 81 Madel Lane,
t3ke, aud 81 pot Jy2p-lw
LIGHT DRAGOONS!-Par-d.>
n 4 In full Summer Uniform, (vslres eIcepel) At ~
CAPT Gtddins Tavern (Bseon RRneb) TUESDAY, yXyl
ia 2sth at 10 O'Clock A. NJ with perfect order ~
rounds OF Blank CARTRIDGE Of on
The et to funeral eomrade E.a
bullsrd BY order Of Major Davis.
ly9p A. y gOOCK n a
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sTEVENsVIIIE ACADENy.

exercises OF this school
II br and continue until July 2ih, 1881
Chritnas The
fulnrs and morality few boarders will The
family Elder discipline lie mild
but nrm. Neither likeness vice will be tolerated.
THRMs-Board tl5 meteorological branches $780, Classics
and Mathematics, fp.hdy In ddedacs BoArders will furnish
their towels and lights. ALFRED BAGBY,
JOSIAH RYLASD.
strvensylle o.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29

E0LOnED C0TTON HOsE.--so dorm kesvy m,r,s
~ Engnh Cotton VII be sd iqk per psr voyth a.
20, dosn While cotton Hoe IN qisls vaynE nom iS6c %
nne mported cotton and Hos nor, &c to
" 70 per pair ehidren cotton Hose white sped ana andsI
lace CHRISTIAN . GATbRoP,
Vfs % Ma
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29

The New York Shipping List states that In consequence
OF the unf.vorahs accounts from the and
span orders have been rsshp to Cadr
wines held there foreign account.
The Apple crop in New York and New Jersey promise,
abundance. aud Newtovn Pppn, believed moro plenty
thAn since lsls.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-29

ptPIEn MACHE WAITEHs, insId viii p,,r
gap.uned Ica trays and Waller Of eyies and IN
iySs zkhKRNASp.