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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-07

NoTE. River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentine, sold in
subject to the expense ofandng inspection coop
erage, Ncsay on Lumber 50 cents to 81 y M; Tar and
brought railroad about the in
curred.-*FOr Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
| of one-ffth is made. according quality
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-07
OUR :. Spring .srYLE.n

In this town, on the 25th of February, Mr.. WIN. L
SKIPPER, aged 80 years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-07

LUMBER, u NJ, (River.)
Floor. BIDS 90 90 a . 90
Wide do. 0 90 "a 0 90
Scantling.. 0 90 q 0 90
MoLAssEs, per gallon.
Cuba. .35 "a 81
Surinam. 90 @ 90
NAILS, fB 10.
Cut .... d "a D
WrOught.....l 10 a II!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16

OHIo ELEcrioS.-The election in this State to-day was
TO- Judge OF the Supreme Court Attorney General School
Commissioner and Commissioner OF Public Works besides
msmbers OF Congress- There three State tickets in
the deld-the American, Democratic aud Republican
The for Governor last year follows Chase
Republican, i+6.6ii Medi, Democrat ISL. 200; Trim.
BILE. American, 2i,slo Plurality of Chase over Medin
1880 In the present Congress there is single De-
mocrat out of tho whole delegation.
FLoRIDA ELEcrIoSs.-The contest in Florida has un.
doubtedl, been close one. and it will probably re-
qure the official decide the actual result Tn.
sixteen counties definitely heard frm gave SO American
majority, against go Democratic majority la 1854 when
the Democratic candidate for Governor elected by
majority OF lo5s. There thirteen counties still to hear
iron, which gave Democratic majority 1854 Of ss9 in
which, however, Orange Dsds and Monroe ali OF
which are expected to give large American msjortes
The proportionate American gain in the thirteen
counties to hear from would not give so majority either
WI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16

Tar PssssrtvAsiA EIscrIoS.-rhe election 10 thi.
State, Tuesday, Was for Canal Commissioner ADD
TOE General and Surveyor General by general ticket and
for members OF Congress- Legislature and local officers
The general ticket has been warmly contested In view
the Presidential election, and Ear heard an uuu.
snalls large vote has been poled.
There were but t-o tickets in the field fotate ocers
the Democratic aud the Union, anti. Democratic
which vas placed in nomination long before the nomins.
ton OF Fremont. The candidates are as follows:
Ant Do'Hocrate.-Canal Commissioner, T. 4. Cochran:
Auditor. Darwin Phelps Surveyor General Barthoome-
Laport-one Wing. one American and one Republican.
DenaocnItie.-canal Commi> soner George Scott; Au.
ditor General, Jacob Fry, Jr; Surveyor General John
Rowe.
The Baltimore papers Of yesterday publish returns from
large number OF counties As have later intelligence
by telegraph, omit them but give the following in
complete statement OF the result in Philadelphia:
Philadelphia City.-Lsst year the Democrats had 2.
5lI majority in PHILADELPHIA city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16
NeapOlitan Affair."

The Emperor Of Russia ha- declared his opposition TO
the course pursued by the allied French aud English Go
Vernmrnt--in continuing armed occupation in Greece
and In demanding Of the King Of Naples relaxation Of the
severity OF his ren circular addressed to the Russian
hnvoy- at foreign courts couched in language A. naughty
ana peremp'oy As Nicholas ia exercising
the Intervention against which his 80 vehement
protests The circular states that the nperor
Tor confederation the question Of employing ,he material
power OF hl' empire to enforce conformity to hs view.
Meantime hide pogres- is made by England and Franc.
towards executing their threat ~ regard. Naples We u
publish the circular At length tomorrow aud also the
nent- thereon Uf the London press
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16
for HE Rhin


. ROCKY MOUNT, Oct. 7th 1856.
hs''r' Editors: Agreeably 20 appointment Mr. : q
staples, OF Patrick Senatorial Eector addressed the
people NJ Franklin on yesterday at this place There
were some SIX hundred Persons present. aud the crowd
listened with marked attention to Mr. s. for two bour.-
Ills speech was able clear aud to the point and gave ge
neral satisfaction 70 MI present Mr. Staples is thorough
" posted has good voice and makes strong Argument
Tor F"HoTe and DoHeisoH He is doing good service in
tins region OF country aud is destined to become dec
icd ayorite with the American party Of hi. State Buck
bn'~ell Of The sane county with Mr. s. attempted To
answer him. but It was only attempt Buck iaobered
Tor about two hours bat what he said and how he said
nobody knew, nobody cared
During the evening, the Americans and whig. held A
meeting Capt Peter Saunders in the chair and -ucrib
Ell an amount Of money sufficient u have grand b,fba
cue on the 22d and 23d Of this month"; when we expect
some OF the first men Of the State be with us The
cause onward the greatest enthusiasm pervads our
ranks and We have abiding confidence that franklin
VIII wheel into line on the ith Of November and take the
pohuon a. an American county. Mr. " c. Claiborue
made an eloquent and telling speech during the evening
Tie has all Of the smaller fry ol tho Iocos Who have
great desire TO Distinguish themselves during the canvas
beautifully frightened. We would be alad 10 see Won on
the 2ld YOufs truly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16
Fillmore in California

The last avice' from Ctornia by the George Law lust
ved are OF the most Cheering character for the pros.
cts OF NJ Fillmore in that distant State Senator Foote
md Baiy Peytop actively trayersing the State and
making telling speeches large audiences in advocacy of
dr. Filmores election we cannot doubt that Califor.
hia will take her position sile 10y side with New York
Maryland, Kentucky, Tennessee Louisiana aud Other. i
Ter sisters Oh the Ith Of November In word she will
east her vote for Fillmore, aud that will be glory enough
TOR her. The following OF Finore's prospect,
there we take from the New York Express:
I'VE have the most cheering intelligence from Cali,or
ma 10y the George Law Both private letters and the
newspaper accounts give every reasonable assurance that
the Golden State safe Tor Fillmore aud Doneon in No.
'ember Asa solitary illustration Of the spirit and ell
ihusiasm with which friends the Pacific side ar.
cushing the canvass, may that there are now
"eutyour newspapers in California; which sustain the.
good cause The upon the Electors. ticket ar. all
the right stamp The speakers are canva.,inv tn .
State with energy and determination to win-and
now that the ballot box suffers have been thoroupbly
Feeded out-there is but little doubt the free fair IN
ram'nred expression OF the peoples will, NEXT month
will b. in favour Of Fillmore and Doneson This Is good
news and as true ait Is good IL indicates that C,or
mia IL not reil just veto "Lrr THE UNION sLtpgr nor
anything like prepared strike fifteen stars from tho
tioual banner"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16

| "a.
' '""o ne'g"oor eAtenes
| "a"u-o"es ," 'ne o'o"mg paragraph from the Ne~ Or
leans Bief The mputation Of disloyaty and treason
made against the whole of tho.e c;,,~... ~ 49,, =.
voted 10, Eyo.roo, la, w., -.
| -. -, -, - 1870 us :" ~sa'ne inc
| ~ '""'." u'nNereo al Oonnthtan Hall.
nevertheless distinctly charged In that speech that
there hy sixty thousand ctxen. of yiryini. xho
are Black Republican. or who .xmn.,h,,. III ar, a.,
., -, '''P"''1e WIN 'na' lac
" ~ ~ w DC 'es"y 70 s'ue with them In
e" enoS 10 Cypress ana d'shonor the South We have
no reply TO make such foul and lying mpu,.t;on
| exc.pt ,bis that H.n,y A WI. a....,.. ,,...,' -
IN, M. u;,h;n ~. III. - 49,. "'''
= W. S PH''"'a'y' ina's
~ 'P''o' anu We oe"e'e " 10 De the Judgment, also,
OF every honest OF every party In the
But here is the article from the B,let;n:-
aIsr,,os. t,o,.,,,o. W. -, y,,, :,
| .p.rch Al Richmond s,.,.d 40 -; =, " eee"'
IN fct thai tb.. AZ. he, - an ~ - | Ya.r','
tor, and Bl,ck R.nub;c.n. n, v;;;, H. "a a'
these precise woris ba, m. l,ngn. !, a.s..' w, u
ed mean. this or |, means nothi,s NJ :. 49, ",
p;snno, .n1 w. ha,-a.. ~ ~ | - speAA'"g VI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16
PaILapslrnr.. Oct. IL 1shs.


10 me bdtors NJ he Richmoid HHig.
"enilemen-l have read your views Of the 10th inc,
Contained IN your leader and fully concur in ,our promo
"on relative ~ W. Fillmore's chances in the event Of
ut election on Tuesday resulting against the Democratic
'u "uch ~ my opinion, II absolutely certain and will
V'e very decided THE will give the State 20 the mini
icNee W november, lfimofe aud Fremont1 Nov sifs
.e tgct o. next Iue-days election IN ills STAT will in
10y opinion give Ne~ York % FILLMORE In November
hence a. you suggest the South should In order IN de-
leat Fremont seriously consider the pretV M ivi,g
me en'ire southern States Fillmore which gill elect
him by the people. -" ''''
Although Wing, ! have until very recent ds,e
Hongy advocated Mr. Buchsnan's election 10, the resso,
~ I"o'e was brought forward by NE Rgor Nofbipga
.u nv Har'f IN The other candidate a. an aboroust
NV no" the oauger - ~ apparent care not 10 i've To-
'pe ior my choice. snd " the south will reason az 40
fremont can be- d. ieated The fact H. the save SIT,
=" th's moment have the MISTER IN their own b,nds
Ihey cannot be bud 20 the fact that Bocbsns, iii M,
Het owe Nothcrn State, and therefore cannot pos,lv h.
'eeteo-~hilc' o the other hand, Fillmore will get ogg
nay ~ FtH"'y'ra"'a, az 1871 and In III p,ob.bil,,
Ncw Yotk's 10 votes " P'''''"'y
nov " Buchanan could get Kentucky and NsrvIsrd
men 'hc 'evcse would be my proposition 50 let tie
south lo"k upon this matter hv sould upon tu
Ns-S"o"' "A BUCHANAN WING"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16

hNrEN-Nt ImEvNe OrERAuoNs-A woman named
Anna > williams vas arrested On Friday in Boston. I'M
der the iollowiug circumstances.
she went into Bacon Smiths Jewelers. in Elm street
ia the Afternoon. aud asked To EXCHANGE re-, ~
she "a- recognized having been 10 the .tor seve,i
tunes, aud on eaet occasion article of iewelrv baJ
ecu Ws'ru. NJ HlcOn followed her. and meeting an
ihcer hnted to him his susspcions and I'm, bia 49, ~
rack The officer kept sight Of Der whilc ghe visited
'fh stores aud then followed hor TO her rsidenee b
me vas arrested In her position ~ foind about s5no
worth oiJewclry aud $500 worth Of dry go,yls
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16
RICHMOND WING.
Buchanan's Withdrawal.

We had expected to be able to lay Mr. Buchanans let
her OF Withdrawal before readers this morning o.
ing however to the Of election which
has been passing the wires Tor day past
had communication with whestland yesterday. Old
Bucks forthcoming letter shall almost certainly sppear
tomorrow. See tsegraphic column for the latest news
from Pennsylvania.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16
COM M r ROIAI..
sosErARY AND COMMERCIAL.

VsFo1 " ~ usiu, u1t ~. M
We annex q comparative statement Of the foreign az
port add Import trade Of Rhaead during nine oas ending
son spt 1850 and time last ysar showing an iner~a.- In
The exports he Of ssesoo, Imports Of sa
rys, 80 - 49,
rxrsrs Rcssosp, direct fsr~gn forf. d.rt.g a..
Wise a"oaf< eadssg sn Sif isas asJ fss N is
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16
S"ssHfrERIA ss,G PsALNS, HYMNS, &e-A


E1HEsBYTERIANP PSALMS, HYMNS, &e-A
p. r. PRICES Book and Stationery store.
Corner Of Main and lth sts opposite american Hotel
Fowes by the waySde by Philip Barrett Richmond sic
JUL puhlst ny r. D. PrceSn excellent
how-on ConybeAres Life and Epe Of At vols. 90
armenian Inconsistencies and srrors. by
Commentary on Hebrews. by the late Dr sampson; 50
Hodges Commentary on Ephesians; 2 On
Lious hnrch of Christ. First American edition. 1
Strekands History of the American Society;
Oonsolati n, bv the Rev J. W. Alexander; Is.
Life OF Dr. A Alexander. by do I2mo. 1
krumtuacler's Suffering Savior; I
ChrSalier Bunsens Signs Of the Times; I 90
Cunminss' Works, complete, per vol; rs cts
HaEbaryh Heavenly Recognition, the Church nc
Mhueleys Apntlegms, Good and XVII Angels, &C
frenchs English Past and Present, Parallels Words
The Christ Of History. by Rev. Jno Young; 75e.
The dy.tery or xvii and God by aufhor 1 "a
Philosophy 81 the Plan Of Salvation
MCosh on the Divine Government, Physical
Rnblnson's English Harmony I5c
B-rnari Lie, 10y the Hon J-re Clemens: l
Mag t.ien Hepburn
hreAs Mountain Valley, by the Numbering Children
GGcen's. s"
Mnistrring Chiliren; 90
Peoyterin Psalms and Hymns IN sheep, velvet
Board. 49, .'N''e''""
Boles and Testaments Of the American sBlhle
school Books, Sunday School Books Stationery oeis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16

CALEposfAS SPOgrs-Menbrrs ~ the Caledotiss CToi,
0 th- CITY ioriy n number sDrnt che dsy Jeerds, a.
Vlincy where upon The camp ground they engaged m t,
ce'eDfalcd Chedoniln shindy Game Apong ue pas
fH'e- oi h' society s thst 81 eudeavoiing fe.tfe t
ancsit games oi Scotland and every sgtamn tey Nit
-one 'ocay w The country 10 participate IN hs inyigo
raung National games Lost yesr they usn ~ gswtjn
ree prizes we're contested i0f yeserdsV TsO ps,s n
silver belt buckles for the best display m ss tsso.g
we're respectively sou by james Andeso IN sn5 Negei.
nth hrkmmon. pair ~ silver shoe buckle. TO- o..
pest Jumping vas Won by the atter Rentefnsn rl ts.
iormed the remarkable exploit Of Jumping tselse fyt
smhout running or the adoption Of any metbtd Of %.
Sn'ns impetus Small sword and other eIerol.s. wo,e
aeo engaged in.-BostoH pot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16

FArrESSe TCRKEYs-The alimentary properties of
charcoal are very great indeed Il has been asserted that
domestic fowls may be httened IL without any otbe,
oo1 aud that TOO, in shorter time than on the most
hutuou- grams In an experiment made 10 te.t the Va,
ne OF the Article four turkeys taken AID confined Ia
pen = yea "n neal boiled potatoes aud oats Pour
others of the brood we're also confined Al tb s
Tune ~ another men, and led daily the ZANE ar,ces
but with one pint Of very finely puverized chtrco, mir
81 WIN her meal and potatoes, they had ALA plentiful
supply OF broken charcoal 10 their pen. The eight we're
ked on The same day, and there difference Of one
s"n ha pounds each m favor ofthe fowl. which had
Dren supplied With The coafcot. they being much the
.e9 $40 me meat greatly superior n point tenderne..
snd flavor. The Would appear ~ sstsbEsb le,o,d !.
o0dbt the benefit Of charcoal Tor fattening p1fpaas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16
MEDICAL TEXT nooks,

~ AT RANDOLP1'S, l2l, Main street
Vaan sharpeys, wilson, Horner vosel'. Van B-h pan
cast, wsArs, Mch-ls Morton's Hopes Anatomy also
Smiths and Qaau'. Anatomical Plates -
krks APages, Drapers Carpener. and Dunsli,on. Phy
ology. ''v''
raylOr' Wharton stues Beeks Medical Jur,.pru.ne.
Mler. Smiths, Prrie Szrsents Llson Drults EIson,,
uonAry ~
fo~ne :, hHoth'- and Regnau:t's Chemsry.
PererNs Dungiesons spuetc,. Wood
kings and Chris''sons Dspenssory; Grinn and
Maynes f1rmnlary Psrrishs Pharmacy -
oaHcsuSs Fuckers SIMPSON, Meigs Frane
ne~rvs and Churchlls Mdwfery. >'fN~''
''-N
West. Ashue, Devices, Megs and Churchill on Children
Dunsiison's Palmer's and Hobyn's Medical DeonArie.
Neil smiths Compound and williams Principles OF Nei,cIn.
dents. ~ 80
Many other valuable books offered Low at
RlSDnI ptra nj
(NENr> SHAWLS.-MerchNnt, we'sIger Co, have Just
Dents shaSs which heav
AL Ani zee them at MERCHANT, wEIsIGER A co.
"clo ia Main
II AI.IE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16
PRIVATE oYRERINGs OF REAL ESTATE

!
, hI 80 acres, " eoaess'er county On Ware river, ~
Adyd BY q. A. ltOiTl
Farm In New Kent county Mount Airy or Boyd. % n
from Richmond contains 800 acres large dwelling barn etc
See afVt of ID. v. Williamson. ft2OOl
The Monument Hotel" and 9th ssoppo
Oap'o! square 10 this city for rent lease by
Beau u country t. b. Dicknson)2 mile, yes, ~ Rich
mond bee Advt Of q. 4 A. ltO23l
YARN on So acres (onsha eeared stage road Han
over county ~ miles above Richmond Advd A. ltiHl
Tact 81 900 aeTes In Appomaox county known Roe
eighty Situated IS miles Lynehburg large dwell
ing barn ETC., aud exen.ive desirable odsr
mE Tee AdVt OF James d. hoshy, conn ltNal
Two tracts OF land 10 Henry eOunty-one hIes
and ~ from Danye, containing l0S5 large aud
handsome dEeing etc. ADD 2YO .aPsror fruit The
Daniel Wafwlck Rose Mills, Amherst county Cd sale the
estate which he resides, go
river n. dividing line between Amherst Nelson advertise
n TOO aeres I5 original Forest In Brun,ui county
90 v hehern river ~ miles south
brek drellinE etc Adyd BY Geo O. Rives itla1
OF %" acres 10 Povhatan county, with dwelling etc.
The farm called saord la Matthews county containing 1ss
Nres, ~ shieh 80 are arabic, ufD
auia,ion Ia oochiand county, - Richmond called
Mount bsTuaTd," containing 10 Oh
arm on Jame river In Buckingham county opposite Towards
Vile, containing CO ~
An estate containing $500 No,ioway
ues W miles from Richmond Advertised By g. Masers or
from Richmond tf) w 1917 - "'
The tsn known "Po.pec, e 10 Orange co., on ne Kappa
70 market Qf) | ' ~ NV
Valuable mill properiy-laie "Taatrro mills at Roe,...-.
'',e opPor'un " lor Investment. Fee advf ofO.& l
tact % about loo asres Ptsyvana county on h line Of
ne hehmond and Dauvle ~ r. new dwelling A.
Adyd by VIM. Risen. t1 49,
Yarm in dooehland county Of 9ss sores called orapaEe,
den ltfl ~ ="
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16

friend Pensacola has furnished the Mobile Adrerfi
With the following of the election in Escamba
unty. IL will be that the immense patronage of the
broughtto against the Fillmore party
such extent aud with such audacious interruptions
e>s to their defeat in that county The whole
Of the Navy Yasd brought under the lead
he Commodore and his staff and the result was partial
vctory the Buchanan Democracy There is no Navv
Yard in Florida except this Pensacola but our
ers can Nha, outrageous employed by the
cials Of the that place secure the tri-
unph Of the corrupt Democracy Here the letter of the
Adrertser's Pensacola correspondents
Pensacola, Oct. :, 1856.
q. c. LASsDoS ESQ:
Dear SirWe defeated yesterday in our election
under circumstances which calculated to make the
blood OF every true American burst from his veins Men
bought and sold like swine Others were made
trunk night and locked up aud guarded until they
dragged up to the polls But Notwithstanding all
this bribery aud corruption, poed better vote in the
ty than expected and swept the country almost una
mOusly. But at the Navy Yard game wAs PLAYED on u.
which Americans before compelled to sub
ait Freemen who wished To vote the American ticket
lad Democratic tickets put in their hands on starting "a
The polls and were given 10 understand that their sitna
lions depended their voting that ticket and even guar
led To the polk to prevent the possibility of deception
the Co"noiore in full uniform ,cih his staff went q
he polls aud roe in STATE aud county elections Add
"a this, the foreign vote, ProP~r aud you will have
Just idsa OF the difficulties with hch We have had to con
end. The whole influence and patronage Of the Navy
Yard with its appropriation OF $3.50 OpO is brought to
against Nicholson candidate for the Senate
defeated by TO- aud Judge Wright, for the House bv
10.
We will contest the election and will undoubtedly car.
~ point.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16

U. \ O. FARM HEyRITn S.v
MILES WEST RICHMOND FOR skIr-Thc IT,
auihnrz ii 70 sci tn. ae DR. UonkIn. for
merly resided located above, adjoining the land. az NJ Rn
min Green the Deep Run tnrnn. nI
the Three Chopped
about lI cleared remaining acre. ar
t ia WOOD OF original growth The buildings comr-
'Ae dwelling and the usual oubuiings The and
produce finely. orchard on the nare rr go
and further particulars, apply ''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16

Tue Louisville Courier of 10th inst SAYS the tob.c
market stimulated and price. Of ali ~,.a,, r, ,,.
ever tnora them be In this region Al rodd' warehouse
yesterday Harrison Bridge. Inspector sold hoxhs.d Of yr.
gna els per loo pounds. IL, net weight VA. ~, a
making inc cost OF The hid t2fo.
| .,,,,,a. -
hr~-rhe weather has assumed decidedly unry aspee,-
/ -. =. e temperature was OF course quite cold and
gloomy and dun Ru.n.. ,n ~ -n. al mature i0ot
weather - - ' INV
fsh-Me are again unable to report r.nsaetions For
Tos.,ss ,- Th t go. are nL auS..uon.
ecmmon leaf lOkIii% medium good 2Gi5 nne .h,nnn,
| ''|% nS me nAnni's iS<ts3
Transactions eootinue
| fi+Stit' for red, and ti306t ioo Tor white.
.ucrros ~, 49, .nvca,,sv,, -, ..,. ,
A0orioN SAILS ADVERTISED IN THE WING.
OF lch-Three tracts Chesterfield CO., acres
on r.r about miles above Richmond another OF
well meerv aud with abundance the Railroad
same dayA tract Of 4i6S Chesterfield co 20 miles tn
/ "" ~ s'e' ~, n, $50,
sst-he Galveston tls and loo OF land Psyvana
county miles northeast Of the H-for privately
while see Advt Of Ro Cole.
same Day arm Of Ii6 acres e Appomattox river
- SSIny miles " OF the O. H. with brick dwelling.
| ''s siap % say ~, , Is BEADED "a farm tarm"
n., Rh e most ssuAes eadins o' In the town Of sgd
zaEA tract OF llso acres about 4oo
Iih 'n county lies within IN miles OF the canal Terms
sst OF go acres 900 elearedJ Ivy Greek,
Sss AZ, T county miles from Charlottesville
sale OF nine neeroys AT Amelia Q. H.
enx I'M W ners Hae, OF lae acres. Paneslle Amelia
whi. ~ Saroa. e,ior sale privately mean
soe-, stock furniture, etc.
uSnSon traits in Hsnrleo county miles below Rich
Bal. farm ~ "a ~ s .o on sa ane PREMISE
10 miles from fIeeeksbgrg frmrry CHANCELLOR
etc, N'"'' "0'' mas '''eT dwelling with 10 rooms
NJ 70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16

Tue Louisville Courier Of 10th says the tobacco
market stimulated and grade. rul. higher than W..
nave ever known them to be In this rodds vrehou.
Yesterday Harrison Bridges the Inspector sold hogshssd
sniA leaf at els loo weight was 500 pounds.
making the cost OF the hid s2a5.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16

tLNCk CtSSIuERE PANTS.-Ju.t to hand a 10,
OF noe bek Cashmere Pants also Black
sk vests 10 which We call the attention o. those
=. MERCHANT, wEIsIGER 4 Co,
Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16

NJ uGEEDINGA THE LUNGS CUHED
49, sFrH W. Vows, FsaDssf sr Having been auact.
81 E hemofrhage ~ The luug which iroublesoe
Sog and ne usual by eonsgasni such snd
hsYng quf mygef ~ The ~ WisrAHH HALaAN VIII
ChkhkI lelu pleasure and duty testify 70 s merit, Nv
Era AVN W patent medicines s small hut frr Who are
unFnR under pulmonary ataots, peruadsd
l. an excellent preparation. Yours v~ry t,ulv
J0NA X. CtILDs, Editor CAfoopss fie0rapA
Chicopee, Mas, Feb. % 1884 -"V'FT"
Nese rsnune unless signed !. Butt on the wrapper
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16
FOR PRESIDENT or rHE UNITED STATES
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
lst Da-JAMES a. HOLIDAY, VI NoffoiL co.
I'd JOHN POLLARD, OF Petersburg.
Sd WILLIAM MARTIN, oi Henry
4th THOS N. B0NDuRANT, Bnckham
9th WILLIAM N. CABELL. OF Nelson.
9th JOHN N. Bolts. Of Richmond.
TN Gu. Il. fERBY, Of NORTHAMPTON.
sth JOHN CRfTcBER Of westmossIand.
9Th V. II. SHACkELf0RD, OF PauouIsr
10th ALEXR X. BOTELER Of Jefferson.
llth JOHN ID. IMBODsN, a August. =
18th WALLER r. STAPLES, Montr omer,
18th ISAAC J. LEHTwICH, Of wytSe.
ltth BENJAMIN II. SMITH, of Ksnavhs.
18th J.W. GALLAHER Of Marshall II