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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-05-24
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING!

EVERYBODY should embrace this OPP
Lpurtunity to buy Clothing for men and
boys, at GEORGE CUElN'S CHEAT CLoru-
lSG ESTABLISHMENT, s. T.. corner Marhei anl
Second SIS, PHILADELPHIA. embracing a
choice of the best, most desirable and
fashionable Dress and Frock Coats. Habit
cloth do, Linen Drilling do, Twreds. &C..
with great variety Of BO vs. CLOTHING
consisting OF sack coats. polka .jlckcts, mon
key j,ckrts, vests and round jackets, made
Of tweed linen drilling, cloth, alpaca kerr
seymerr, DocSkin, &c, &c. FURNISHING
GOODS, consisting of shirts, stocks. hand
kcrchicts, &C., all Of which are offered at
the forrest possible Cash Prices, and rs cheap as
any other clothing store in the Union
C5%Parcnts who desire boys clothing, are
earnestly invited to examine the Stock.
DI5' Country S"rchccpers can be accommodate
ed nj rery Toe rates. GEORGE CULIN,
S. F.. corner Of Market and Second st.,
April II, lS5G-y PHiLADELpHIA.
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We best Collection q Giees ercr Ppbl<ki.
'Eip-Toss Slice and Chorus Book.

4 new and choice collection Of Copyrights
= meyer before hirm,!iz..d. an! of the Gcins of
:n"}rrp German and TIA ian Composers arranged
in faniinr style. ard adapted to the use Of Giles
clubs. singing Glasses. AMI he Family Circle by
&. JARVIS and j. \. tir?lE
his work contnins grea' numb II Of new and
fayortc songs. harmon &cd in STYLE adapted 10
& neral purposes, white many Of the Gems of
Mrlrseissohn Nit. kurhen, and o'hcr celebrate
c"n,'o crs. are presented in nm or ginal form The
great variety of musical compost ons here intro
due cmin"m'lv adaps it 10 the taste and paci-
" Of he Singing rcho u, 'lc q zee ,'lub anl tho
Family Circle pElrE--lNH huLLAH. Just rub
lislol by hEE & WNHGR. M. ISIS Chestnut St.
nni j. u. LIrrivrnrr & Co, No 20 North Fourth
Street PhiIaic phil
W sample copies will be sent by mail. free o.
postage. ON receipt OF 81. Mar 23--:im
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4. BROWNS
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.

1NnIS ESSENCE is preparation ofunusuo ex
l. ccllcncc. In ordinary dinr,haa, Incl pient
cholera in short in all cases of pros ration Of the
digestive Functions. it is of incSt,mabc value
During the prevalence Of epidemic cholera and
summer complaints of children. it is peculiarly
oic lcous: no flmly, individual, or travlcr should
be without it.
CArrloS.-Be sure to get the gcn.Iioc essence
which is prepared only by +. BROWN. at his
Dare AND CHEMICAL STORE n. L. CORNER OF
FIFTH ASn CHESTNUT STREETS. PuLApELruIt.
and for sale by all the respect he Apo hecnrirs III
he United states: and in EhkrUN by DR. JOS
WALLACE; in Port Deposit by JAS. WILSON
Jan %. '56--6m.
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Philadelphia.
HONEY SOAP,

This is the purest s ,si' .,s Sc ;;.n,.'
Soap made, possessing assrf, ,SSssS.ss'' a..ss
healing prnrcrt les, and is se-ssSSzerrA ..
highly r2cnrnm ended for 81 3. .Ettf
CiAPPED ia NDS and =
vnrous disc of the Sss+s.s 49, az r.
skin. For all toilet pur- - s>s.sS-<N
poses il is one Of the best soaps ever off red to the
pubic. Each cake Of soap is stamped Il. NJ. L. &
son, Phi!ada. No other is genuine.
Packa gcs of > cakes. % oeuts.
Boxes of cIkes. % cents
Manufactured by
GEO. NJ. ELKINTON& son.
N. II Margarcta It.
IMPROVED CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP.
This Soap has powerful CLEANING properties
which readily remove
OIL, PAINT, DIRT, &c.,
from every description Of goods. without injury to
them. For all domestic purposes it is superior to
any her s'rp in use. and fifty per cent. che lper
ihan the common rosin soap. Sold ih boxes OF
30 lbs, AMI manufactured by
GEO. NJ ELKINTON & SON.
No. y Mar5 rcta st.
CASTLE SOAP, Palm. White. Barber and
Common soaps; lily lrau!ic Ad.rmantinc and Tai
low Candle, -. SIS. l0's. Us. for sale by
GEO. NJ. ELK NrON q SON
No. IL MnrSurctta Street,
Between Front and second. above Callowh.ll
JAN 81. 'j5--ly.
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PORT DEPOSIT FOUNDRY

TIE undersigned Lawn 2
=. taken the old Foundry stan d
7,lsssss. "a sx., at this place, would resi- rrt-
fully solicit portion Of r. b.
lie patronage. We are prepared to doat II .
shortcat notice, and on the Llost reasonable
terms, all kinks of
.HrtherH, Steam nM Ta'er Pipe, Stores, and
Plo" CASTINGS Of roy.io"s ossorfments.
The Foundry having undergone genera re- -
pairs. together with other advantarcs. ne
Halter ourselves to be able to DO all wrrk, in
our line. to the entire satisfaction Of al WI o
may favor us with their orders.
Y .4RMSTRONG BROS.
Port Deposit. Jan 2Ov
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Philadelphia.
JOSEPH *. FOSTER,
A w N I N G wi A K L R,

OEO NORTH THIRD STREET EAST SidcO
-DJ Above Willow. Railroad Depot, pHILA-
DELpuIA whore can b, obtained at the shor est
notcc. SAILS FOR Bo,rs. American and Business
Figs IT all tions. Awnings. Tents, Wagon and
nal Boat Covers, Sacking lotions, Hammocks.
Bags. etc n b. Fail AMI Vine i iioprs splccd
Cd Awnings rep ,irsi. Residence, ioU soUih
Front srcc'. above pGe.
Ian u. FL
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WATCHES, JENELRY
AND
SILVER W ARE.

* ZrBA FERRIS & son, CORNER or Forum
ES1 Arr M\nNrr SrWEErS WILMINGTON. h we
sASzG o. han the largest as:orme of fac
Nv i'' 'n, ~ ~. " intt TO
~, ''!i =, wv .,' T., nm ',,'.t' Wy
,'' i'''''l o' w r', ~ .c!i
+ ~ o't '''1"' u" p"'' - '''' ''o"'"5
"'.e'es
nN ''' 81 ''''' )" WV VI '''''er Eases
n, ''' Wis van '"''n'''' ""''Hes' sol
Chas itcvrnson's do. do do.
VIM. coop"rS Duplex and Lever Watches.
r. q l",'n W '''l'' P''' ne"es.
,r',,,,. rn.,.I va
W. r,'h;,s,,,s ao do
Insh n,o,,in,Ts H., 10 ,p,;,,
,r;,,a L,o,., "' \""'"'
IN, na,,,.. :, ,o
in,".,h sa.ri,,,, w. Nv ,p.,,
ri,,,, Ia,r W. wv N""''""s
nv r. Ill., H. " =.
Wv. W.
flNE SN lSS WATCHES.
Jules Jursc son 5 Coprnhugcn Chronometer.
A. Gcuirrs Geneva Chronnmetcrs
u. Capt irneya Lever and l.apncs. very fine J
Aa;hefon constantine Geneva, very hneD
Jamr' tolryoiSicr. Geneva.
II. + I hey rrSIicu.
br'sne,. r!riS. very hnc)
IN T. lissot " son lhoclc.) &c,
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gsElEEsS ARD SHADES,


y j. WILLIAMS 40. T. NoGrH SIXTH ST.,
ID. PuiLA.. originator of al new styles. GOLD
VENETIAN BLINDS. BoEDEEEn AND PASTED
SHADES. of beautiful dc.igns Puff. and al other
color Of Holland used for Shades. Fixtures,
II. innings Sc 81. ,y3Storc shades Painted
. Dr lnr.
y y. J. thankfu for past patronage res
pes fully soltci The ciizgrs of Cecil county Il.
e ~ am ex mirc his ar-c assortment before pur-
chasing elsewhere. - We study to ? case
April I'm.
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EDENIsAsS'S
ONE PRICE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Cash Boot and Shoe Shore,

No. - 5. Second 81, c0rner Of Carter 81.
PllILADELAPIIIA
FINiI1S establishment has been enlarged and i'm.
l. proved. and is SHppfcd with the largest and
best retail Stock in the City, principally ofhis Own
manufacture with II choice assortment f.om the
best las crn Markets; embracing Ladies' Gems
and Chiidrens Doors, SHOES AND CATERS Of
every description style and quality. embracing
the hrs' syes and qulitice in This or any other
market. This stock cannot he exceeded for Quail
rY. STYLE ANp CuEArSESS.
Each article is markell at the very lowest posi-
bic price, from which no deviation will be made
No cX'ravaglnt statements will be needed and
none made to effect sa'cs.
Goodyear Gum. in all varieties Pure Gums.
50 scarce in the market. a'w,y' on hand.
The public are rc:pccfully invited to call.
NJ ,rch 22l iSj6-ly.
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Mechanical.
New Carriage Mandatory,
ELKTON, MD.
II A.HALL g. CO.,

DESPECTFTLLI inform the public II o
IL they have commenced the mahniactrlF
OF Carriages in ElktUn, at the shops toimci
occupied by Robert Marshballk, where all
orders in their line will be promptly attcLd'd
to. Carriages of every description made 10
ordcr, OF the be smaterlal ana ne most Ia'i-
full wori, nanshipt and insured for one year. if
proper,y used. ,avIng a practical acqufil,-
apcc with the business, acquired i'll Tie inst
establishments in Philadelphia, and haviI &
some If the best workmcn in their en- plo!
they Hatter themselves that their work will
compare favorubly with that done in tie
cities, as to style, price and nrahili'y. All
thcyasi to satisfy the public, on these points,
is a fair trial. They solicit share OF tie
public patronage.
GILL ar'iagcs taken in exchange for
new. and liberal prices allowed. Repairing
promptly attended TO, at moderate rates,
march II ly
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TIN-WARE AND STOVES,
AT PORT DEPOSIT.

vEy,IE Undersigned having purchased OF
l. Robert ChriSty the above establish mcli,
is prepared to furnish every thing III his Inc
Of business upon the most accommodating
terms.
A full assortment Of Sheet Iron and Tin
Ware always on hand.
tyr nofing and Spouting done right, AID
warranted.
STOVES OF ALL KINDS,
which Twill sell as low as they can lie OBJ
TONED any where in the State.
Attention is particularly invited my stccs
ofCOOkING STOVES, either for wood -
coal; any Of which ifnot found upon trial to
he as repre- scented may be returned. Give
me call l am determined to please.
JAS. r.. TRlMRIE.
Port DEPOSIT, July 2S-tr.
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NllE SUBSCRIBERS having taken the
4 old stand formerly occupied by Nelson
Clcland, decd, in Market Street. respect
fully announce to the public that they manu-
facture Marble Monuments. Tombs. Head
aud Foot stones. American and Foreign
Nantes, and House Work of every dcScrIp-
ton. such us Water Tables. Door Stills, Win
dow Stills and Lintels Coping, Curb, Flag
Stones, &c; neatly executed on the most
approved patterns and workmanship. All
orders promptly attended to.
May II SMITH, WATERHOUSE K co.
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INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF rENNA.
Mooney is received in any sum. large or small
Nl and interest paid from the day of deposit.
The Office is open to receive and pay money
every day, from . o'clock in the morning till I
O'Clock in the cv, ming and on Monday and Thurs
day evenings, till 8 . cock INTEREST FIVE
PER CENT. All sums, large or small, arc paid
back in gold on demand without notice. to any
amount ~ flee WALNUT ST ;, S. W. Cor
Of llird St. phladciph
President. Hon. HENRY l.. BENNER,
Vice President ROBERT SELFElDGE,
Secretary, WILLIAM j. REED,
DIRECTORS
Henry i Benner. Landreth MunGs,
Edward l.. Carter, +. Carroll Brewster.
Samuel X. Ashton, Henry l.. CEurchman,
Robe t "clfrasc, Joseph 4. Barry,
Jam : b. Smi h. Franci, Lee.
The investments. now amounting to more thun
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS. in accord nee
with The Act of Incorporation nre made iii Mort
gage. Ground rcnts and such frs class securities
as mast always insure perfect sccury'o the de-
pos'iors and pace beyond all risk the permanently
and stability Of this old and vel established In
stitution. Feb. Is, ls56-f
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SEper-phosphate Of Lime.

New CASTLE Comfy, DEL. Sc
The quality and high character of our pre-
paration is wei known, it is considered the
best and most reliable manure for Corn, outs.
Wheat, P0tators anm Gross, not only producing
large crops, but permanently improving the
soil. PHiCE $40 PER 2GU0 LBS. u cents
per lb. .--Obscrvc that every
barrel of our article has our name and that Of
Potts klctt stamped on the head.
Pamphlets describing its qualities and
mode Of using can be had at our store, or by
mail, when desired. A liberal deduction
made to Dealers.
Agents WANTED.--We have one cargo
oftIc celebrated PACIFIC OCEAN GUANO
Imported per ship Harriet lIoxc.) similar to
that sold by us last season, and which gave
such great satisfaction. 1t is fully equal to
Peruvian Guan", at low price.
CANCERlNE, OR FISH MANURE
y full supply of this new and valuable ar
riclc, to which we call the attention Of
Farmers.
NO. GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN
GUANO constantly on hand and for sale at
he lowest rates.
CORN SHELTERS of the most approved
obstruction at Manufactures prices.
ALLEN 4 NEEDLES,
No. 90 s. WlarveS and 33 s. Water st.,
First store above Chestnut ST., Phia.
OI;~Farmcrs can load at the Water street
front, and avoid the crowded wharf.
March 22--3ll.
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dumps Your attention is called to Bankers
l Double Acting Force and Life Pump. War
ranfcl to work in wells of any depth and force
water sixty feet high. For sale by
apr u STABLES d CANrwELL.
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AORTHs EAST
TIMING ESTABLISHMENT,

At NORTH EAST, CECiL co. ND,
'E'liE Subscriber informs the public that no
Il is prepared to do TIN ROOFING. GUT
TERlNG and SCOUTING. in manner that
will give entire sntistactinn. as he is. cx-
pcrcnccd in the business. He works good
materials. and his terms are reasonable and
accommodating. \ fun assortment of
Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware
always on hand. wholesale and retail.
0J~PcrSonS " Il distance wanting any OF
The above work done, will please inform me
by mail. or tlrrwise and their orders sLaIl
be promptly attended to.
ISAAC y. BENJAMIN.
April 10, lSj6-am.
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MORE NEWS.

'THE argos and most iashitriIc. ard The be
L assortment of mems women :. and chilGr,,.s
n Boots and Shoes. il. Cecil ctIEty. is
k<J to be found at the subscriLcr's LOT
SxSssE1AMp ind SHOE STORE. opposite the
Court House. Elktcn Nd.
The subscriber would r, respectfully in fem lis
friends and the pubic seneray. that h. litrrr-
chased of his brother. (Enoch Crouch,J his entire
stock of Ladies' Misses and Childr,n's
ROOTS AND SHOES,
and has commenced manufacturing ad;ct { &c
OF every description. He is Row prepared 10 r,s
commodate all who may favor h m with cal
with Mems. Womcn's and Childl,n's los utp
shoes Of he best sort AT very lew I1ic =,
THOMAS C. CROUCH
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Philadelphia.
INIMITABLE
Coverings for the K3Pad.

WARBURTON'S HATS,
ARACTERTZED by all the elements of com
" fort. and perfect sentility ofappcarlnce; light,
BRILL mt tasteful aud +casonablc adap'cd I" the
wants of the plain or The gay. he youug the old.
or the mlle-a@cA and circulated TO display
most ayr e4bly the features Of he wcnrcr.
I3s CHESTNUT ST, Below 9TH St,
Jan %, 55-5m. pmLADELPHIA.
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FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY.

FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY.
EHEDV kE.-Thc subscriber has re-
IA moved to % Maykei Street, .4bore 'front.'
thrcc doors above the Old Stand,) PIMA
DELrnIA, where he keeps constantly on hand
Il general stock Of all articles in his line;
consisting Of OEAEGEs, LEMONS, and all kinds
Of Fruit in season; ALMONDS, WALNUTs.
CREAM NrTs; GRouSD NUTS. plain and roast
ed: PICKLES and PRESERVES Of all kinds: to
which he invites the attention Of Dealers and
others visiting the city. Goods packed at
this establishment warranted to carry safe.
GJ~OrdcrS by mail promptly attended to.
S. l.. HERRING.
No. 90 Market Street,
Above Front. South side, Philadelphia.
March ), 1S5G--3m
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TIE UNlVERSITY'S
FAMILY RE NEEDLES:
Issued under the Seal. Sanction and Authority of
THE UNIV RAITY OF
FREE MEDICINE

POPULAR KNOH'LEDGE,
CHARTERED by the State of Penrsy lvania
- April 30. 1853 with capital OFFS loo COO main
y for the purpose OF arrosting the evils Of spurious
and worthless nostrums also, for supplying Il Q
community with reliable Remedies wherever n
competent Physician cannot or will rot be employ
ell This Institution has purchased from DR.. joins
r. RowAXD. his celebrated
KlOwand's Tonic Mixture,
known for upwards of twenty five years the onl
sure and safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE, &C.,
and his inestimabe r mcdy for Bow EEL COMPLAINTS
RowAND's COMPOUND
SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT.
which highly improved and roruar Remedie, to-
gcther with
The University Remedy For coMrLAiSrs ofthe
LuNGS:
The Univcrsity's Remedy for DYsrEpsA or IN
.IGESTON;
The Univcrsty's Remedy for CoSTrvE BOWELS;
Also the University Almanac may be had at
the Branch DispensIry. or store ofJAS. W son ,
Druggist PoRT DEroSiT. and +. e. CHANDLER
BuIck MggrISG IIorSE, where the above medi-
cires are kept for sale. l.'nne ~ Nv
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SAVING FUND
or THE
U. s. Insurance, Annuity and Trust Co.,
s. L. CORNER TniRp CHESTNUT SIS,
philadelphia
rARsE,CA Il. sb5H Geo.

YAK "a ~ T~cV,ocOs
MONEY is received deposit daily The
W. amount deposited is entered in a Deposit
Book and given to The ncpostor, or, fprcferrel, IA
certificate will be gwen.
All sums large and small. are received and the
amount paid back on demand. without notice.
Interest is paid ut the rate OF FIVE PER CENT,
commencing the day of deposit. and ceas'nS fcur-
teen days previous to The withdrawal OF the money.
On the first day OF January. in each year. the
interest Of each deposit is paid to the dcpositor or
added to the principal. as he may prefer.
The Company have now upwards of 1900 de-
positors in the City of Philadelphia alone
Any additional information will be given by adj
dressing he TREASURER.
DIRECTORS.
SrErnnS K. CRAWFORD, Prest |
L,wuEyCE jouXSov, Wee PrcSt, !
AMBROSE W. THOMPSON,
BENJAMIN W. TlNGLEr,
JACOB j.. FLoRANCE,
WILLIAM NJ. GonwIN,
PArL Il. GopDAuD,
GEorGE MCliENrY,
JAMES bEvEREuN,
GrSTANrS ENGLI>H.-
Secretary and Treasurer. PLINY FISK.
Tcllr and Interpreter, j. c, OEnLsCHLAGER.
Sep. 8, lSj5--ly
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M. MYERS.
To Corn Planters!

TORN plant ID between the First and
" Tenth Of June, with an application Of
$50 pounds Of
nlEeI EsUTG's 20. 4 kmrNON;a.ed
Gr,nnnp-Eps, nS->y,n5.
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fully f,ishci Cor Signs (rcadv packed for ship
mcnt) ut - hoars lotcc ,v70r lcrs promptly
executed June l6. 90
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TIN ROOFING.

T\RPENTERS. BUILDERS. and the p,b
" lie generally. are Informed that We are
prepared to do Tin Roofing. Guttcrirg q, 4
Spouting, in the best manner and on tie
lowest terms. STAPLES 4 CANTWELL
Elkton, May 90, 1850.
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EETFEGlS gsY STEAM.
SIGNS! SIGNS!

A / til . L.. ). STEAM
CARVED and BLOCKED
LETTER EMP0RTCM. No
81 SouTH THIRD SrRErr.
PHILADELPHIA, where every
variety of House and Sign
Painting draining, Glazing
Chilling Hrouzing. &c. IS
neatly executed. WIN. C..
MURPHY has on hand the
largest and best as ortment
of CARVED BLOCK LET
in the United states.
lie can supply them bcnrti-
rs, (rcnlv packed for ship
ticr sDr lprS nrDmnt -
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-24
A Nut for Southern Democrats.

The following extract from speech
recently delivered at Buchanan
meeting at Fort Des Names, Iowa. by
Judge Mcfarland, a leading Demo-
crat of the North West, is well wor-
thy the careful study Of the Southern
Democracy:
"Ah they may talk about Kansas and
80 on, but | tell you that Stephen A.
Douglas has done more for the free ter.
ritory and free speech than all others in
the country. There is not State north
of Mason and Dixon's line that could
have voted for free Constitution before
the Nebraska bill was passed. Who'll
deny this? All, where's Codding? where's
your imported whelp The man that
says Kansas will be alslave State is liar
The man that says Democrats want 1t te
be a slave State is thief and liar :!
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-24
Land dNr SHE.

By virtue of u decree of the County Court
of Franklin county, in Tennesses, pronounc-.
ed at its October Term, 1856, in the cause OF
B. X. Daniel, admir- &C., against the heirs OF
Noble Laid, deceased, will, on Saturday the
22d day of November next, offer for sale' on
the premises, to the highest bidder, on cred,
it of one year,--or one and two years, as sad
Daniel may direct on day of sale,-eXcePt.
$50, which must be paid down, the tract OF
land of which said Noble Ladd died seized
and possessed, situated in District No. Z, OF
Franklin county, Tennessee, near Inllaho-
ma, the biddings Tor said land to commence at
$500, and with the advice and consent OF inc
administrator, tic same WILDE sold IN lo's
to suit purchasers.
The purchasers will be required 10 give
bond and good security, and a lien will be re-
tanned on the land until the purchase money
is paid. WIN. L. TAYLoh' o'"'
Ocl17 81
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-24

Taken up BY Ira birmingham, living in
District No. one dark colored Jennet and
sucking cot. The Jennet has some white
about her nose, breast and belly, has no bra nds
percevable, some seven or eight years DID,
Her colt has split in the end of its left ear.
Also, one other Jennet of rather brown
color small of her age, supposed to be or
years old; appraised to $4,000.
Also, one dark coIored jack supposed to be
2 years old last spring, small of his age; APP
praised to $40. Appraised by H. March and
II. l.. Turney, on the Both September, 1856,
before JOHN r. SLATER, R. F. Co.
Octl7 3w
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Oct, II


By virtue of decree OF the County Court
of Franklin county, Tennessee, pronounced
at its October term, 1856, | will on Monday
the 18th day Of November next, offer for sale,
on the premises, to the highest bidder, on
credit of one and tive years, the tract of land
of which WIN. d. MeCcaIte died seized and
possessed ,.situated in DIST. No. 4, of Frank
lin county, Tennessee, containing about 2UO
acres, and adoins the lands of l.. l.. Mat
thews, Joseph Wakefield Mrs Barsheba Sim
mons, and D. J. Martin, the biddngs therefor
to commence at $1,000. The purchasers will
be required to give bond and security, and
lien will be retained on lie and until the pur-
chase money is paid.
WIN. z. TAYLOR, elk.
Oct17 1T
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-24
Extract of a Speech lately made
by Mr.. Brooks, of S. c.. upon
the Propriety and Policy
of DisuniOn.

Let democrats friendly to the Union
digest this, given as reason for sup
porting Mr.. Buchanan. Commentary
is useless.
"NOW, MIR. FILLMORE IS, PR
VATELY, A VERY RESPECTA-
BILE GENTLEMAN. HE MADE
A GOOD PRESIDENT AND /
BELIEVE SINCERELY THAT
If ELECTED, HE WOULD DE-
SERT HIS OWN PARTY AND
MAKE A BETTER PRESIDENT
THAN YOU THINK. BUT THAT
IS THE VERY THING THAT /
DON'T WANT. | AN AFRAID
THAT HE WOULD DO so WE'LL
THAT HE WOULD d. THROW
BACK THE PROSPECT or DIS
UNION !!!"u
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-24
S'HssSl Sale,
g 2jth Of November next, at

On the 25th Of November neXt, at
Alsona, Franklin county, Tennessee, | will
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, all the
right, title, interest and claim of James A.
Dcery, William B. Deery, Robert Z. Deery,
and Elizabeth peery, in and to the slaves,
Martin; Mace; Rose and her two children,
Charlotte and George; Dnah ard Kate. Al
so one Family Car age and Harness; one top
Buggy, three Horses, three mules, one two
horse Wagon and Harness. two Sofas, two
Dvans, one marble-top Table, one Hatrack,
five Carpets for rooms, one stair Carpet, one
Oil Cloth for passage, and one Carpet for pas
sage. Said property was conveyed to the as
Trustee, for purposes mentioned i'll said deed.
Will sell all The above named property. and
all other property conveyed to me by said
deed. NJ. w. GARNER,
OctI ids Trustee.