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The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-16
From the Nashville Patriot
SQUATTER SOVEREIGNTY
WHEAT is IN!

II is the doctrine that tie people Of a
TERRITORY, while in territorial condi'
tion, haze the right 10 frame such do
nestle institutions as they choose, and IN
the exercise Of this right, TO abolish or
permit slaUery,
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John 7. Wootton.. ........M. C. HOLLOWAY
W0OTTON 81 HOLLOWAY.
Commission Merchants and Produc,
Dealers,
COTTON AVENUE.

macon, Ga.
WILL pay strict attention TO all Consen-
ments from Northern Georgia and Tennessee.
And if prompt attention and quick returns
deserve any credit, we hope 10 share liberal
portion of the public patronage. Also we
VIII make liberal advances on goods in store.
REFERENCE.
Any person who has made us one sbiDment
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Why is a vine a soldier? Because il
is trained--has tendrils-and it shoots
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B LA N X 8

oil every kind, printed on fine paper, and for
saleat 81 % per quire, cash, at the Appeal
Blanksofice printed to order on low terms.
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HOTELS.
GnnES, IIMWAE.

North. East corner Of the Public Square,
WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE.
Mrs. s,ims, formerly of the Wincheslei
Springs, has opened house Of PUBLIC EN-
TERTAINMENT in the town Of Winches-
ter, where she would be pleased to receive u
portion of the Public Patronage. She pledges
herself to render all comfortable who may
give her acal, promising to furnish her table
with tho best the country affords.
Marl5 II
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VVgIae Democrats have said of

TINS DOclTaHc.
1T IS "INCOMPATIBLE WITH
THE CONSTITUTIONAL nion and
lmericaB.
A DOCTRINE OF GALL OTHERS
THE "MOST ODlOUS TO THE
SOUTH,"-NaSL. Uaion and Amcrj.
can.
THE MOST INDUSTRIOUS DOC.
TRINE EVER ADVANCED BY AN
AMERICAN STATESMAN.-Joha c,
C@lhoua.
"WORSE THAN WILMOT PRO.
VISOISM."-Jodu G. Calhoun.
GAS lNDEFENSIBLE IN PRINCI.
PIE AND DANGEROUS IN PRAC.
TICE AS WIMOT PROVISOISM."-'
Comuentions Of AlaJama and Virginia
IN 1913.
"WILL NEVER SUPPORT ANY
CANDIDATE FOR THE pRESIDEN.
CY OR VICE PRESIDENCY WHO
MAINTAINS II. "--Sao1e.
"Among the fair, but false and fatal
theories of the day none attracts so much
homage as the "Squatter Sovereignty
courlezan. There are none so radi,
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I'D 1 L ID :,

At Ashaway on the 2Sth ult, Mrs ESTHER
RIcuARDsoy, wife of William Richardson, aged
50 years.
The deceased was native of Cumberland,
England.
. In North Stonington OH the 27th OF Febru-
ary, CHARLES n. KENYON, son Of Ransom
Kenyon of X. f, aged II years.
In Hopkinton, Jan. 20th, d ssIRE CRANDALL
wife of Nicholas Crandall of iopkinton, aged
IS years.
The subject of this notice experienced re-
ligion number of years ago, and became a
member OF the 2d Seventh Day Baptist Church
of Christ in IIopknton, where she remained an
humble follower of the meek and lowly Saviour
until removed to join the Church triumphant
Com
In this village, on Thursday of last week,
LUCILLE E. BURDIcK, aged year, 10 months
aud - days; also, on Saturday last ELLA NJ.
BURDICK, aged years, 8 months and II days,
daughters of Luther H., and Lucretia 5. Bur
dick.
These little buds so fresh and fair,
Called home TO early doom,
just come to show how sweet the flowers,
In paradise must bloom.
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state Rhode island and
Providence Plantations.

III .N'UI Il Y s T. S s 10 ", 1856,
UPON the petition Of John W. Money an
others, praying for the passage of an a"
to Incorporat, the Washington Count,
Bank" TO he located in the village O
Carolina Mills, in the town of Richmond
Voted and Resolved, That said petitioi
and the accompanying act be continued t.
the Session next succeeding the next elec
ton ofmembers to the General Assembly
and that the petitioners cause notice of th'
pending Thereon 10 be given, by publishing
IL copy of this vote in the ''W Wcsterly Echo,
Il newspaper printed in Westerly, and als'
in the Providence Journal for three week
next after the rising OF this General AS.
sembly.
certify the foregoing to be a true cory
Attest-JOllN II. BARTLETT,
25S Secretary of State,
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THE Agents of the Lodi and Narragan-
sctt Manufacturing Companies, having left
= ho management OF their business for this
vicinity in the hands Of the subscriber
All persons wishing to purchase manures
Of any kind, such as Poudrcttc, Tafen.
and Fish Guano, are requested to call at
his store and examine the Pamphlets and
Circulars Of the Companies, showing the
method Of preparing the avove named ma
nures, also their cost delivered Mt his store,
where constant supply can be found, in
quantities to suit purchasers.
rs" Also, Peruvian Guano, OF the best
quality, constantly on hand and for sale by
$50 j. J.THOMP son, in.
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Prov. Conference Seminary,
East Greenwich, Ie. L.

G.. w. QUEREAU, A. Nj. PRINCIPAL.
Lo, alton unrivalled for beauty, health
fulIess, and ease Of access. Competent
teac ers ia charge Of each department.
ALpHoNsE RENAUD, a native OF France,
and DOMINGO RoLDAN n Spaniard, IN
charge of modern Languages. superior
facilities in all branches. Common ana
Higher, taught in Seminaries OF the higher
grade.
Board, Fuel, Lights and Tuition, in com
mon English, per term OF IL weeks, $26.
Summer Term opens April 10th. 6t-2oo
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Probate Court.
STATE If Connecticut,
District ot >tontngton,
yuarch 26ta, 1886.

DLSItc6 ~ otOHNStOH, Z
yuarch 26ta, 1856.
PON the application vi koXey BAR
y Der or Westerly, state ol hh'de lslaho'
SHOWING 70 TINS Court tnat she Is tne IA"
ful GUARDIAN 70 Alien Barber dnd Charles
Barber, minors, residing III sald Westerly
X. duiy dppOlntei. |. according 70 the laws
OF sad state 1 RnoIe island where saiu
minors RESIDE, and that sad Minors nre
tue owasrs u tnc following rell eState''i|:
Oae certain lot or tract VI land, situated
in tie town OF Ston,ns.on, III Sld ffooate
District, containing ABOUT eighteen acres
bJlhlsl uoftIwtri.y on lLhis ol r'lher
Cl,,eorodsn, elstwardly on the Mequete'
quick Cove; soutnwardly on ahos vi
EplfIam williams, aud westWarul Oh
hIsdyay led tins lrJm Pdwcdtuck NlliaSe
to StonlngCon borough, which iaho ue
scenlel to said MINORS trom their lather
Thomas j. Birper, deceased, subject TO the
right OF dover OF the applicant, VINO Is the
widow OF said deceased, and showing just
anu reasonable cause for selling saiu real
estate: praying Tor an order, aud that she
or some otner meet person he empowered
to sell the same, rs per application ON hle,
--esll--tttted- the I'D day oil March, 1896, more
fully appears.
Urdtred-That the foregoing application
be heard at the Office Of Asa Fish in said
District. ON the seventh day Of June, 1866,
at 3 o'clock afternoon; and that notice
thereof be published in some public week y
newspaper, published near tho place where
such real estate lies, three weeks success.
fully, at least six weeks before said time
assigned Certified from record.
26O ASA FISH, Judge
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ihAIM &2HAni&hlhkHAA' &HAni&hhkAA . WE III &&S&X EM&!nAXa
MEMS BOYS AND lOJTHS CLOTHING,


evils
durabl
willing let ms Tor
uothcr the following be found
of the
TwecT
nlinnCl cloth MNrscp &c
r.cod,Pr
Check Striped Elan
Flnnel,W Wool and silk Undershirts, &C.
Ruller Clothing o II variety styles, &c-&
which will
hing n mt quality and price,
SHOES of description extremely low prices
dby
fori in
of invited
beisu
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"B"y me, and FH do you good !"
DIR Langiey's
Root q Herb Jauudice Bitters,
The Great Spring and summer Medicine

The Great spring ana summer Medicine.
THIS Medicine, composed of the best
roots, herbs and barks in the World, has
constantly increased in public favor for six
years, until, by its wonderful success, il is
acknowledged 10 be the best and cheapest
medicine in the world. 1t acts with magic.
like power upon the strong holds of disecse,
--cleanses the bowels, purfes the blood,
gives vitality to an inactive, torpid liver,
cures Jaundice in all its forms, Dyspepsia,
Costivcness, Indigestion, Headache, Dizzi-
ness, Piles, Heartburn, Languor, Weak
ness, Pain in the Side and Bowels, all Bill
lious Diseases and Foul Stomach, and es-
pccially HumUrs Of the Blood and Skin -
strengthening, healing, purifying, building
up, md keeping in order the whole system.
All persons ought to use them during the
spring and summer.
Only 20 cents for n pint, and 81 l2 cents
for n quart bottle Office 80 Union street
Boston Sold by all dealers in medicine,
everywhere. And can be had at the store
of Il. W Babcock. $50
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Il. /. State Normal School.

TIE Terms of this School for the year
1856 begin rs follows The Spring Term
Of If weeks, April 7th. The Fall Term Of
II weeks, September Sth. The Winter
Term Of Is weeks, December lst During
the first three weeks Of the Spring Team a
special course will be given, adapted to the
wants of those who are to teach in the Dis
trct Schools ofthe State during the coming
Summer. In addition to the instructions
of the teachers Of the Normal School, eXer-
cises and lectures will he given by the Com
missioner of Public schools and by other
distinguished friends of education. All
actual Teachers, and all who expect to be-
come such within three months, are entitled
to the benefits of the special course Others
availmg themselves If ii will be beeXpcctcd to
enter the Normal school for at least two
terms, unless by special arrangement.
Attendance on the first day and during
the whole of the season will he insisted on
For circulars containing further informl-
ton, apply to Rev. itoBERT ALLYN, Com
missioner of Public schools, or to
DANA =. COLBURN, Principal.
Providence. March |, 1856. 4t-2j1
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Wanted. .

.4Smort actiDe mum anil Wlfr, the man
to take charge Of farming operations, and
wife to sec to household matters. family {"
consist of > men boarders. Location very
healthy. For further information address
stating price and references
p. CLARKE, Supt. NJ. Gold Mines,
Wilderness p. o. Spotsylvania Co.,
Virginia.
P. S. None need apply except practical
Farmers. 243
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THE Copartnership heretofore cn'su,ns
| under the firm of sriLLMAN. ID RR'
g. Co, is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. The business will be continued by
g. Berry, who will settle the ac'
counts Of the late firm,
WELCOME STILLMAN,
II. 5. BERRY.
25s-3t SAMUEL +. BABCocK
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Missing Bride,

DES SERTED WIFE, Paul and Julia
Farmingdnls. Ida May, Life Of Greeley
Ruth Hall, Life in New Ior<, Newsbpy.
On hand, rlso, full assortment Of School
Books. Teachers and Committees supplie'
on the most flvDrablc terms. Blank
Books of any pattern, aud sheet music fur
nished to order For sale at
o. STlLLMAN'S
Book and Fancy store.
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* OR 90 Shares Of Mantle Bank Stock for
lC sale. Enquire OF WM.P L. COY.
ct 240
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Farm for sale.

THE subscriber will sell his farm, sit
uated in llopkinton, Il. l., about one and
q half miles from the Charlestown Depot
on the Providence and StoningtOn Rail
road, containing 2lO acres Of good land =,
about 40 acres of which is wood land the
remainder is well adapted for grain,
Meadow and Pasture in good, state OF cul-
tivation. There is on said farm two dwell
ling houses, barns, and Other out build
ings, in good repair. Also about 300
young fruit trees, mostly of choice selec-
ton, cosisting Of Apple, Peach and Ounce
Trees, some Of which are in bearing con-
dition; and also about one acre in cult
yation with Strawberries, which fruit finds
a ready sale ut the villages, AS there are
some dozen or more Manufacturing Vii.
lagos within miles of said farm. This
,a,fii 10 i IS vel w dterea, having never falling
springs and a stream running through it
For further particulars enquire OF tie sub
scriber on the premises.
HENRY CLARKE.
Hopkinton, March %, 'o6. 6m-2Go
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Certificate.

WE hereby certify that we are using
Ilollingworth's Patent KnucklG Washing
Machine, and are satisfied that it is in all
respects the most perfect thing in use for
washing. Clothes are washed c/eaner, far
more HorOUghiy, and in MUCH LESS TIME,
than by any other mode, and without the
least injury to the finest textures.
Charles Leonard, Abby Leonard, B. ID.
Tenant, John A. Cranlall, Julia A. Clarke
Sands G.. Carr, Thomas II. Wells, william
n. Rogers 245
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TUST Received an assortment Of the differ
J ont styles of RosE MARY and CASTOR
OI.-the best thing in the world for giving
richnoss and brilliancy to the Hair. Trial
bottles only % cents. Sole appointed
agent for Westerly and vicinity;
245 ID w. HAMMOND.
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New CaniDCfS,

ELOOR Oil Cloths, Druggists Rugs, Mats.
L and Paper IIangings just rocciv'd and
for sale by DAVID SMITH. 2j9
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Ladies Please Notice.

lust received, fine assortment Of Fall
J Ribbons, which we sell at our usual low
prices Also, lot Of Fail Straw Bonnets at
prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
233tf GATES q MAINTHOW'S
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List of Letters
DEMAINING in the Post Office, Westerly
IL l., March 3lst 1856.
Austin, James l. Hall, David
Angel, CO Holmes, Mrs Philury
Bvin, Charles Hill, Clark
Brown, Burrows johnson, jonathan
Bdbcock, 5 Johnston, Capt
Burdck, Amos keaton, Daniel
Beckwitn, + + Kenyon,
Chace, Mrs Esther A Lar<n, David
Cnapman, Isrial Lynch, owen
Crandall, CIV Nlax,on, Mary Lousia
Crandall. ES McGeo. Arther
Collins, Willard W Maine,
Caswel. Henry Mulligan, Michael
Crandall, Sa ah j Main,
Crandall. Miss Sarah A Mrghcn, Miss Helen
Chmce, &C Man, Mrs Frances
Chu ch, Amanda Oien,
Corkley Richard Pc khan, Samuel
Longlass, Lucinda Fray, Mrs Sarah
Durphy. E Partson, Miles
Exams, Rev Charles Robinson, Mrs abby
Ennis, Thomas n Regars French
Ennis Varmena S Sission, Charlotte L
Ennis, Joseph + Shirley, Warren
Eamshaw, Jonathan Sutter, u IL
Esleston, Miss f Shawly, Edward
Egleston, Miss Mary 4 Sullivan, Thomas
Edwards, Isaac l. Tanner, Miss Harriet
Howard, Edward Wood, Francelia Miss
Human, b Wilson, Moses
Hill, j II Wilcox, Il
Harrison, Peter Yaw FLOYD
GEORGE BROWN, p. NJ
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Try it! Try it,! Try it'll!
G.. W. STONES
LIQUID Cathartic 8. Family PhYsic

The most important discovery ever made in Med
cal Science. being Compound Of Barks and
Roots which forms the most powerful safe
and agreeable Physic ever offered to
the public,
The necessity of such medicine has long bee!
felt both by the heads of families and physicians
Its advantages over cathartics given in the form
Of Pills or Powders, must be obvious to every in
tclligcnt person. 1t operates more Immediately
and cfcctua.ly upon the system. and ut the sam
time Is Infinitely - iicult 10 administer. bcin.
quite agreeable to the taste. II not only prodac,
all the clfccs where rhysio is required, but com
pletIy removes hsbitunl COstiyencsS. leaving tn,
bowels perfectly free. It cxpcls all humors from,
tho blood su certain cure for the Piles. regulates
thu action of the Liver. frees the .tomac of Bile
invigoritcs the whole Nervous System. and re.
move, the calsc for all local pains. such ~
Rheumatism, .NcUra/gi0, Tic D0/Oureur,
G0ut, Pair in Tie Heud, Site, Stomach, &c.
II may also be relied upon in all diseases of tn
Bowels -Dyscntcry DiarrhGn and Chol-
crp MOrbu,, yield ut once to its magical inhu
cnce Again We repeat. TRY TIT needs ~
oth or rcc0mn cndation. No family will be withou
il after they nave properly tested its merits
Reader il you have tried other remedies. without
success despr not--rcliCf IL now at hand. Ar
YOU suffering from Scroiula. six bottles OF my Ll'
auid Cathartc will cure you Would you he re
licyed from hbitual CostiveucsS. three bottles vii
effect al thatyOu desire. Ifyou are afh cted with
Rhrumatic Nruralgic or other local pains. twr
bottles will { ,c YOU from them All humorS viii
he era dicatcd from the blood by the use OF IRON
one TO ,ix bottles In short. If you require phyF
ic for any purpose. this /, tn" most reliable. safe
and agreeable 70 the taste that has ever been pac-
ed within the reach of the public.
rice 100 per Bottle. '7~-s
princin,l nrnr AT No IS Central st. Lowell. Mass
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Trees ut Auction.
TO April 10, '56
Notice.

THE subscriber would inform the citi'
zens of Westerly, that she has obtained one
of Wilson's Sewing Machines and is pre-
pared to do all kinds Of sewing usually
dono. and would solicit the patronage oil
this community. -, 49,
This Machine is particularly adapted 10
the making of Shirts, stitching Dosom''
Collars, sc.
N.B-work and orders may he lelt az
the store of J II Champlin, and returned
there when done. "
MRS. WILLIAM CLARK.
Westerly, Mar. II, 90. '4t-Zoo
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DiSsOllltiOn.

W - ~ "a VI ~ =
Book anl Fancy :
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1855.
The 18th of October.

Americans of Tennessee, grand Mass
Meeting aud reunion has been deemed
advisable, at this place, on THE 18th DAY
OF OCTOBER NEXT. 1t is intended that
this shall be one of the most stirring politi-
cal demonstrations which has ever distin-
guished the history of parties in Tennessee.
The invitation is to the people of the whole
South and West to be represented at it;
but more particularly the people of Ten
nessee, North Georgia, North Alabama,
North Mississippi, and South Kentucky,
access for whom to Nashville is easy. We
hope that all of these sections of country
will take immediate steps to send large
delegations. The citizens of Nashville
have on former occasions won the highest
need of praise for their generous hospitali-
ty, and we are confident that on this occa-
sion they will not suffer their well-deserved
reputation to be impaired. The doors of
every American house, we have ample
"otlohO lOl SaJlhSI WIN NC OpSh W lOOCNC
delegates from abroad, and everything will
be done to dispense comfort and enjoy
ment.
Never had people more cause to be
active in the employment Of every means
to spread the principles Of their party,
and to promote the interests and prosperity
of the nation Sectionalists, North and
South, are driving the ship of State upon
the breakers Of disunion-the times call for
the most energetic and Self-SacrifciEg ef-
forts of conservative, Union-loying men to
preserve our free institutions-and in such
crisis no American has right to remain
! in apathetic indifference, and not lend his
aid to produce result so ehnobling.
Come then, Americans, conservatives, Union
men, and counsel together for your coun-
trys good!
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Wayne County.

SAMUEL P. AMENr, Esq, old line Demo
crat, recently, by invitation, filed a series
of appointments to address the people, in
Wayne county. We are gratifed to learn
that he made fine impression, and that
his efforts are likely to produce good fruit
in November A selfmade, hard-working
man, he may not possess the scholastic at
tainments and discipline of other speakers,
but he speaks with sledge-hammer en-
phasis that tells with pulverising effect.
He is just the man to crush the casque of
the Union and American's Irish Orator,
the CT deuam old line Wing, and as our
neighbor wishes his doughty champion to
tilt with "foeman worthy of his Steel"
lie can be accommodated with a brief
tourney in October with Mr.. Ament. We
venture to predict, if he dare accept the
challenge, Ament will take the stiffness out
of his backbone for him.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
From the Washington Organ.
s'Under no Obligations TO she Old Line
WhigsIo

So Gays Mr.. James Buchanan, 40 longer
James buchanan, but the Cincinnati Platform, ="
bnccaneering, filibustering, and all. That is,
Mr.. buchanan is never to pay for service an
Old lire Wing. But cannot ''the old line
Wings remember that they are under "no OBJ
legations" to Mr.. James Bnchanani But they
are under obligations TO him. They can yet
return Roland for his Oliver, their only debt
TO him.
Clay and Webster were undoubtedly as
, much the leaders, revered and distinguished
leaders, too, OF tile Whlg party, when il was
party, "a noble party" too. (the Democrats
now say,) as Hamilton and Marshall were the
leaders of the old Federal party, Of which at
lis dissolution Mr.. James Buchanan was g
member.
What were the opinions, laiterly so rnnch
perverted and misrepresented, eoierssinsd BY
the two leaders Of the Wing party, of NJ.
James BaehAnana Let them speak for hem
selves.
After having given General Cas- rub 10 a
prior letter, In one ITO Daniel Ullman,n dated
Ashland, jane Il. 1851, declaring he sdiJ DOT
Wish ever again TO be brought forward As .
candidate for che PFusidsRcy,n Mr.. Clay sx.
pressed lis opinion that Ser. Case has quito