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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26

GRANE,S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
W CASE ET--P. COOK CO.. Proprieors and Wholesale
Cranes Metallic Burial Casket for the States OF
Iouisiana and Mississippi
Office Sample Rooms No. Charles street. oppo
;te The 81 Charles Hotel Nav Orleans ~ do tt
FH,0BACCO-LONG BLACK RICH TOBACCO FOR
i The Mexican and Texas Markets Also Tobacco for plan
tetion use in hhds and bbls, and CIGAR TOBACCO,
SANITY on hand and for sale by =, =.
feSapsmEIy tElh0-. So Camp street, up stairs,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26

4 tUENTUN EIaANFA'TI05M. EWR .SAE4E-THAT9
" well known Plantation, owned aud occupied
Wilson situated Bayou in the parish Of ouaehta
and four miles from Monroe with beautiful road thence
containing bet#eenne hundred and thousand
of land with about $50 high state culyatou the
balance timhered land The place well suited force of
about thirty hands The are q the very best
sixty good Stables Corn Houses and large
finished Dwelling, with all outheues and altogether
very well improved This of land viii be sold very
reasonable for reasonably prompt
gathered 1t is Intended plant Of and
may be- the purchaser of this property have with
fodder, potatoes, at the lowest price. Er
For further information this subject apply the
ses or to att III g $780, sso5, ~
+ ali GOODRICH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26

WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPs.
Me- DruggiSts and Merchants and all dealers in any Of the
articles contained catalogue will find to their
vantage by calling sending their orders above where will
be found the extensive of GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States, the lowest prices.
Please address. j. WRIGHT Il co,
GENUINE DEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
n24f Nos. Isl and 81 Chartres street, New0reanB
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26

CssAGENT AND COLLECTOR. business Of any descrp.
ton entrusted his charge will with prompt attention
and Accounts collected throughout the State prompt
Yenoitances made. , ssr--ss =. =
jackson Miss, New Orleans = q
Faarn. Putnam L Co., @5 STARK Day Staniier,
William Hardeman, L Marsh ueu1nan 4 Co,
Chaneellor Scott. as Of. P. '-"@s my2H&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-26

dc A,er i'll 7,, ...g-.
CITY TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
GENERAL
For the Sale Purchase Location Investing of LAND WAR
RANTS-Loarng Borrowing of Money on Mort
gage, and all other business pertain b.
ing to REAL ESTATE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22
Spain and the President Elect,

The Paris correspondent of the London Tines referring
to the election Of Mr. Buchanan the Presidency has
the following concerning the sensation it has produced in
Spain:
'Ths nomination Of Mr.. Buchanan President OF the
United States has caused considerable sensation Madrid
he is looked upon rightly wrongly the patron OF
the Fbusters and determined to have Cuba by hook
or crook There is question which, think, deserves
attention than has been given to it, and which may
aude TO the relative position OF the Spanish portion Of
St. Domingo with Spain and the United States. The Uni
ted States doing everything to please cole the ST.
Dom.dcans, even promising them complete protection
against the Halens, il they will allow introduction OF
a colony, which, in ITSELF will wall against
Hayt On the other hand, SPAIN through the ins,ru-
mentality of her consul Senior Segova is doing every
resources to their hands and to force them into the
OF the Americans
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22

dulss In sbuss"-of portion 1t lsast-sof the for
eignbosn population" That is, II represented them
ss 'sfaefis isstrsmsafs q aafisIare,y prypogand.
ism-as political euiprits drirsn from Europe
for their revolutionary violence, snd JfsssA from
tAe injections atmosphere Of some criminal colony
-as "e~diaary c9ssdsrs against t2e sscsrity Of
life asd preperty"--as "soidiers vAom siespotissa
disnisscs from its ssrriee"-as "tAe raeaSonas OF
tAs earth IN the pay Of Aboiitisaism." IL such
language is not the language OF "abuse," we confess
our inability to comprehend what would be.
But tho inquirer tells Il 'spokc exclusively Of
the particular colony" which was the subject Of its
article-that is, Of some Italian refugees, who arc
about to be located here in Virginia But why Of
that particular colony" aloncs What does tho
Enquirer know Of these people more than any 9TH
er class Of forsignersl How did il find out that
these Italians airy more than the Irish or the Ger
mans are "facils instruments OF anttsavcry propa-
gandismf" BY what means did it arrive at the con-
ciusion that they the vagabonds OF the earth in
the pay OF Abolitionisms" And how docs il know
that the myriads Of Germans and Irish, who annual
ly flock to our shores, and are converted in the
twnklng Of an eye into citizens and sovcreigus Of
the 'grand Republic" are not equally obnoxious to
the Ehquirer's vehement accusation Of being "fa-
cile instruments Of antslavery propagandism," and
"the vagabonds Of the earth in the pay Of Adolf
tionismf" Perhaps, the Enquirer has access to
sources Of information on this subject which neither
We nor the public enjoy. IL so, would it not be well
for il to enlghten us all a littlcg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22
FoR THE WHIo.
VACANCY IN THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

Richard III. Coleman of Caroline
The resignation Of Judge Lomax in the Eighth Judicial
Circuit OF Virginia will make it necessary Tor the people
to elect successor; and have thought it no. in
appropriate, to invite their attention to the quail
hcations OF Richard H. Coleman Of Caroline county He
unes recommendations seldom found in the same person.
His early education liberal and thorough for he was
graduate Of the University Of Virginia where he took the
degree OF Master ofArts and obtained IT, (which itself
high honor, alike to his talents and his diligence in
the unusually short period Of years. when the ordinary
term is three years Nor was lis professional education
in any degree less excellent that bis academic Very few
lawyers have 10 the Bar In Virginia after more
extensive, useful and solid Of study than was
earnestly and faithfully pursued by him. Aud slice
be has been at the Bar praconng lawyer his hab-
is Of industry have not been abandoned but his acquire.
ments have been continually accommodating. He il in
truth, evidently improving man. Of vigorous under.
standing and mind peculiarly adapted for solid acquire
ments and the exercise Of just Judgment his qualifications
TOR the Bench, after the experience which he has had at
the Bar cannot be otherwise than Of high order Ills
practice has extended not only the ordinary pursuits Of
ehancery and common law courts but he has held for
not less than years. the responsible Office Of Com
monvcaths attorney In his native county Of Caroline; du
ring five Of which years. he has been the attorney for the
Commonwealth in the circuit well ss In the county
courts In addition 10 all these recommendations his M
nghtnes Of character and his strong sense Of Justice e
cuary 81 him for Judicial office And Ne an evidence of
tho esteem in which he is held 10 his native county IL
may DO mentioned that AZ the las, election be received
the unanimous very nearly the unanimous vote Tor the
Office Of attorney for the Commonwealth.
MEuaER oY ruy Bar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22

The Albany Journal has the following in alu,ion to
science, with "some unpronounceable High Dutch
name" which German philosophers and writers now
exercising themselves about
German writers, who usually the first to nnearth
novel speculaions discussing science. Ii goes
by some unprounceabe High Dutch among them,
which in English means the Physiognomy Of the Human
Form"
Its theory is that the body indicates In great degree
the quality and characteristics OF the Mind. That only
,he shape of the head Phrenoogy the shape Of tho
features (Physognomy,J the hair and complexion,
(Temperanens) To be taken into account but the
whole frame-hand, arm, leg and foot elbow, shoulder
fully in detail as indicative Of character in Man.
they Of speed and bottom in Horse.
The proof OF the truth OF this Science they say that
everybody practices it, Everybody judges less
character from personal appearance We meet a man
whom have seen before and without exchanging
single word with him, set him down, in minds,
proud reserved, aable goodnatured man, from,
barely looking him. Based, this judgment is,
careless scrutiny it is sometimes wrong yet otener right;
and the scrutiny CAREFUL IL would be always rca
BILE.
The same general assent Is implied in the numerous
familiar used express mans character by speak
ing o. single part OF his body-such loug -headed
shallow drained" brazen-faced," hardesured 'st.
necked "open-faccd" closed.mouthed" "wicked-eyed
"a good hand "a cunning hand" Hence too the uni
versa test Of looking in the eye to il he is hon.
est, watching his walk to judge OF his disposition.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22
OFTIcE VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,".
R;..k...c...L Dn..n...l-.- Il

To The Editors Of The Richmond Wing:
Gentlemen-Be pleased TO lay before the Agricultural
community through the medium OF your paper the annex
ed correspondence in relation the muni6cent endow.
meh by the President OF the State Agricultural Society,"
OF an Agricultural ProiessorshP in the University of yr.
GINA; and allow add that have been informed by
the Honorable Chairman, that although "the committee
charged with the duty of holding conference with the
Visitors of the University respecting the establishment of
the proposed Proiessorhp Of Agriculture in that Insttu
ton lost time in inviting conference with that honor
able body yet owing to the serious and pro,racted illness
of the Rector the Hon. Andrew Stevenson the meeting
will not take place till the first week in February when
dehnve and satisfactory arrangements will doubt be
made for putting the Proessorshp into early opera.
ton. Very respectfully yours
CHAS. Il. WILLIAMS Sec'ty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22

RETURNING TO 'PAEtfrIEEL LrTg"-Ths wag who per.
petratcd the ooEng In the Portland Transcript has
evidently been unfortunate in bis efforts 10 form mar.
monial aiaucc, and smartng under the Of repeated in
hcon o' the pfunea has beisken himself more con
genial pursuit " he had been oc ~ Rasters
arc generally represented this u leap year he would
have WAITED 10 be hshed for" aud when he got bite he
would have been At the right end of the limo while the
kiss me quick would have been "cotcbed" But hear
him:
have recently gin up al idea Of women folks and
came back % parhtke lite ! more At home IN chi.
line than ~ huntn The lair sects Aiugls in potdkocs
an kiss NE quicks purity 10 look at an gin n bui
darn EN- they slippery eels and when you fsh
Tor en- and get bite, You somehow other find your
sehs, the wrong end Of the lne-thcyve cotcbed you
An when You've siOcd en- With peanuts candy and dog
geriipes they'll throw you away they would cold tato
beastSise, thsrs been my experience But I've done
with en- now. The Queen q Sheber, the sleepin
beauty k'coPatrys needle, Pompeys pillar and Lots
wife VITA steam-engine 10 help EN- couldn't tempt me-
The vev sight Of bonnie, riles me al over
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22
Foe TIE Vino
Richard II. Coleman.

We gratifed to see the name OF Richard H.
Coleman Of Caroline announced a candidate for the Of
fee Of Judge in the Eighth Judicial circuit rendered
cant by the resignation Of the Hon. John Taylor LomaI
In assuming themselves the right Of selecting their own
Judges the people should be careful calmly and candid
y to the merits Of those who may aspire the
discharge OF duties responsible and important They
should endeavor to rise above party prejudice person
prediction, and unwarped by any e1traneous feeling
to seek from their number Who uniting wisdom learn
ing, industry, and integrity will bring them all the dis
charge OF the sacred trust reposed in him.
Snch is presented the voters OF this circuit in
the gentleman whose is placed the head of this
paragraph Possessed Of ordinary mental endow
by nature Mr. Coleman has spared pains in their cuva
ton and improvement ripe scholar early age he
left the University bearing away the highest honors that
institution, aud giving to those who knew him there the
best assurance OF that success which is the reward
Of talent and perseverance This promise Of success has
been already fully fulfilled. Devoted to tho profession
which he has selected he has already attained emnence
at the bar and by the confidence OF his fellow citizens al
unanimously reposed he has been entrusted with the
high Office of Commonwealth Attorney in his native couu
,y This position he present. fills to the satisfaction Of
the whole community.
We commend him to the voters of the circuit as man
every way qualified fill the high Office to which he as
pires Firm and unbending in his integrity courteous
and aflble in his bearing learned in his profession sa
gacous and sound in his Judgment OF unting industry
ofunwavering patience; with ambition which aspes
to emnence when eminence be attained as the re-
ward Of his efforts; with mind prompt 10 decide
aud firm in reliance upon s strength yet ever rea
dy TO receive ins ucon and profit by tie suggestions Of
others; feel every that Richard Coleman
WILL feeced be TO the Bench already adorn
ed by his distinguished predecessor HANOVER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22


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o seres so:es one hall ~ uoods Avs ~ hving CONF
Decihsm con'rs
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22

IRoS MASUvAcroEY. Several gentlemen from Pennsyl-
vauia within the past lev days, In the counties Of
Bath and Allegheny. locating some lands which they
design establishing large iron mauusctory for tho
charter gantcd them NJ the last session % the legis
ture is h, intention too 10 all their workshops
In Stanton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22

A CoRsrcrfox.-Of course the Wig docs not intend
~ misrcprescnt position yet IT, article Of yesterday
Implies that the Eagairer has induged In abuss Of the
foreignborn population. Our language u susceptible Of
such construction. We spoke exclusively Of the par.
ticular "cOony" which the subject Of animadveson
and IN rccted upol the Of our adop
TED fellow cihrens. Enquirer Of Satardly
"Of course" MOTT was not our purpose to mis-
represent the position Of the Enquirer in the reno.
test degree and, evidence Of the fact we pre-
scnsod TO our readers the paragraph from the In.
ssirsr which elected our article. We adhere TO our
declaration, however, that the Eaqsirsr did Gin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

= - = = =
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
- - - WY
Al the Neg York Stock Excoanr, H>cond Hoard on
ss.ay sseo vrsal. o. -, ,.,a A esx ana oc -. .,
Arurss sut Win b.yvys, s.s,a, - 49,, ~ - - n..rs
ys..rsay sioeco v,, 80 =, az. -, !, a. s r. 60 :.
saus rAe N, s.,. =, N. r,,s nsS = AZ - a !, a.
s-y sass ssl 1900 q so .,lIsr Arrs s.v. =
u.,s.. !. .ns -. ,,~,-. -, ~ - -. 80 ~. e~N
sr a. season, = ,.sss.s. -.
snssaaU szsssvs ~ aclsa y hs- ~ ,r,,.y Of u,
mos. ees''e null aendAnes Of ssaes hss been n,
.ss s..a not ", % .s. S... s ss..sa
selling IN. p.r,,e,i.r. Al A. -. =, a.. u,
.rs.ay pssA also. no.. Of u. vi. Of sssa. A.a.
By s...-. rs, !. ' : rs,.,n. 1-z.-'s-.
ssd casrsy .ssss ees .ss.rs x y
The Grounds IS ~ iss ssss % 4, 900 %
opposite depot Of r. l.; % isss ~ 100 iss. q ssi
3. sas H.aiio.a ana I;sl:i :;: s'
is ~ sy 10 tss = y x. ~! 800 90
De nzLos NEAR The hip lock. tea,ies isi s.s
IS s: ;so :.as'ns s.ss :. . .eA . u. Dsss %, q.
70. isa,Inf % iss, Gary vicinity ss
"a ,ss s 10 re, , q .sevs .enseasd onns - ssss
in. L "a n = lssr.ssos q Main sns ss.A s.rss.. on
Rsysr s,s q Is %. 10 . '.. 70 NE e'a5 o. N'' $50 ~
& % s the ssevs fronting % 'ss on Main a.. via
ds s :, ss 3, .a.. % Lester
re- ns. sae nssr, - ivy per loot. so %
have caused earsa'inen, Of which Than
20 be expected a. ,he cg.r.,, AZ r., .., :, 49,, s
yea. seldom As numerous q. o.. nov advertised rs
between this Jsnusry embrace oplv ,o. ,,,
Nm p.t,r,h,,- ~, ooa. - .-,,- 80 s''"'y
near 81 r.ui Church Ts. an several ...s. :. 's.
advertised attention Of ho., .
M sales IN other parts Of The coanoa.s.h have
from our ,.rs.n.,. y voc '"''ns no'ee' which ss clip
Works propertv me- ~ A. So.
Doyle At public suction ), Jsmes joe
aiOOeu-.au. 49, "' W sA"es SAmpoehs
near snms. noa's sa forty acres q land The plank road
IN, Of - sol ~ AUG
me tsra os Js:. 1 i've, ss.,,,,,,. .,,. sso
about loo formerly bs,onS,nS 10
Paxton, decd recently :, sucen py Dr. p A sslns
seaor % A. Sailing Jos~ph i.,xow for al eo
Mr. sailing about sEs, or nine y,s
Ms..rs W. Ksslns9 & n ,su w ,ays
occupied 6y Mn ao. ON os on n.n seIeet nov
becker for sscoo nee vas purchased By
Assrs John and T. Wood, b. O. FLANAGAN and w E,,,,
Ms MsrS.r. ~ s ana %, On Main street belonging
front Of the marx "a house IT., , ."n paoe'y
building Of lar. to-. ~, y"
quarter acre ot oppo.its IN aaeon vacant
ver,iy for taIc. ''N'e' y" 's 'oA' '0'he UNI
Oa,lot. az veil =. hala, opo s Register .y;
ing 70 Mr.. ssevens ss soos prizes Two belong
Jsha r.. !. IL a. t.os an acre and the other 10 NJ
1910 na nsr .ey. sho. that confidence 10 e In the
Snss. in ali @ sven without The railroad bu
sr.y .nhanrsS ~ US The prosperity Of our town must be
Sosyo,r = IN. u.,.,, -, ,,
we prick house. and lots Main street, facing
tom for IS 30 bs aSer one oeeupied BY M Kay
ground thai pertain: 70 ~ m % p ana covers every inch
dictate the 1.ssss, degree eonades IN
sold al The ,amc Tim. for ais.,. s'on and wolfe .s
win Moore .ae''oneer.
,I., ME-, & WI snosn Gravel Spring, MILL In this county.
" Pne' Tor sSo. The sale included forty nine
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22
IkG coNsUMPTIoN CURED.

~ 60. CONSCMPTION CUhED.
- BE NOT DECEIVED By base limitations. HIarMAN
CLARK cos GENUINE con LIVER OIL dppoints and
nine years experience has proved superior Others the
only reliable for CONSUMPTION.
there great deal Of spurious oil aduiteraied
~h seal OIL whale OIL &c kc be taken To
procure the Genuine.
Our OIL Is made factory In Newfoundland and each
bottle has our signature the De get sasxlx
CLARK CO. for since the RusHrux our late partner
there has been article called Rnshton which In no
say connected with n. Q. a Co. or II. G. 4 Co.
Sold BY PURCELL LApD CO.. and BY Druggists generally
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22
MARRIED.,

On 1Gh inst "Chereoke" King William County, Va by
t= Alexander Marlin, H. CLAY DALLAM Of Baltimore,
BETTY, daughter Of the late Gen. Corbn Braxton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22

nFFICE-R. ~. MAURY q CO.-Our once will DO
" closed THURSDAY, 25t Deednotes drafts, &C, due
payable that day, please be attended Wednesday
Path. de32-8, II. H. MAURY co.
SDRA pcs. CALICOES AT O ID CENTS -
%OO YDs. F0R50 CENTS.-Now is the buy cheap
before The year closes. Come one, all.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22
NALUABLE HOOKS, AL ILLUsTnaTEn
NEnRO CIorItING.

AUERCHANr. wEls0EK 4 co. have hand a very large
I'VE stoct o. Nexo Clothing which hey selling very Al
N vsnt are Invited 70 give them eau n No. ~ Msln meet
dcN MERCHANT, wEfsfGER co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22

N Osr- A. doidsboro' N. O., night o. u,e 90th
II uiuno, large black TRUNK, win a cotton LlO n
cover the top n. A. Gordon, Raegh and -&NE3k
The end and under The cover J. n. Gordon, 1-l1x
Rrhnond. liberal reward VII be paid delivery
runk 70 IN Richmond, or zen At The Exchange Hotsi
De- mo NJ COMMON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22
yuNO PARENTS TEACHERS AND OTHERS
IL WISHING ELEGANT CHRISTMAS PRESENTS F0R chill,

HOLIDAY PREsENTs-Y er sale by
BEAUTIFUL BTBLEs-n eh velvet and other bind
BEAUTIFUL PRAYER BooKs-supcrb In vaou. styles
80, very rich, bound 10 London and Paris.
HYMN BooKs-suted the various denomnaons In elegant
RICHLY ILLUSTRATED BooKs-in exquisite binding, an I'm.
JUVENILE DooKs-ln great variety; ages can be suited
PORTABLE WHITING DEsKsin ROsewood, Mahogany, Papr
PORT. RoLIos-of papier MaehIe and Leather.
Paper Folders. eegan. Ins.tand. aud Ink'andbe 6ene
cases. visiting Pore SosS @o Pes S1is oS
rss' ssaaiial Pocket knvs, Pen maker haodSue ct. o.
bsaeoi kngrayngs; and many other handsome ARTICLES
deiO JAMEs wooDHousE Co
WI: sATTLEn & CO., a, their Artists supply Store.
ls Main ee, below Esehange Bank, keep constantly
Material. Lsas.esps Painting With on Color.
Monochrcnste DrA.inE
Leather woSi
4" PAPER Msehe Wort.
lendd and extensive stock q Pictures every Kind sire.
Order: from DC scun,y promptly attended
HOWE AGAIN;.Ths .ub.erbsr !. again back a, HE Old
ss. spek O. sood and = now prepared oar greater induce
,, b: eyer done Tg.s g ..9 .o@sas really
look to their inieIss, and ave BIN = can
Gee ~ No 40 Corner u Main and 1871 sts
HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS.
II chfsfEs Isb Srt NV yTiss grtipvI looks FOR
good assortment Of books for The young
R.sysr EBoSss sg I., ard lynn B2ot; velvet
Paper Msebis wolL Bore. ana rofiioilo,,
India Rubber Pens ard Pencils extra
foctcal WORKS bound IN calf, norfocco, &c, Ac.
Parents ard ehdren rsqIessd cali ssd examine our es.
dsi9 woRfnIM oofTRELI, gs Main st
.EIFE INsIHANCE.o
-. ssesSscs T pl.aa, ss sslor. " as ~
T c On .sr we 70 i'o '''o"'ns'asi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22

HOLIDAY PHEsENTs.-Coiars; Embroidered Set.
Neck Ties Hoods Embroidered Hand
Grape Sbavs Velvet Coaks
sk Also 20 pieces atwood saxony Pads for lille Boys aud
Girls, cheap for cash.
dc22-6uf O. A.. GwATKIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22

We are authorized to announce Mr.. Richard H. Cole
man, OF Caroline candidate Tor the once OF Judge In
the sth Judicial District vacated BY the resignation Of
the Hon. John Tayloe Lomax