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Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-11-15
Surggyor Generals Office
Santa fe New Mex co.
October lG lS54. b.

Santa re New NleX co.
' October lG 1871. %
Notice is hereby given shat the court Of the
Surveyor General Of New Mexico, will be o5tn,
e on the first Monday in December next tdlOr
receiving the testimony presented by claimants,
anl fo. the investigation Of the below named
c ,c1, ana will con;innc from day to day until
SAID cases are disrospd of. 'i t
Manuel Alvarez, cmm to Ocnte.
2 lpwn,of recolotc, San Miguel county
STowE Of Las Vegas, :"
rowu Of Ceboleta Valencia county.
Town Of Casa Colorada $ +"
Town of Cubcro, Valencia county. 10
I Mary Y. Alcxaudep present claimant Taos
3 county.
S Charles Bnauhien, do Do
Alexander Vale, San Miguel county.
10 tiuadalnpe Miranda, seven claims, Dona
Ana county.
II Antonio Leroux, present claimant, Taos
coonty.
L Egnqcio Cano, mine Santa Fe county.
l3 Pablo MOntoya, present claimant, Taos
county.
II Tomas Cabe1a dc Baca, Vegas Graades,
San Miguel county.
Is Ilugh Stephenson, ct al Dona AnQ county.
Ii Blolschowski & Kronig, present claimants
Barclays Fort, Taos county.
II B. W. Eaton, San CristObal, Santa FC
county.
Is Donacano Vigil, Los Trigos, San Migue
county.
IS Ramon Vigil, Rio Awiba county.
20 ll'nry Connolly, Bosque de Los Pinos
BernalIIo county.
q lleury Connolly, Cienega Santa Fe county
y Juan Francisco pnard, Taos county,
% Elisha Whtlesey ct al mine Of Dolores
Santa Fe county.
q Smon Dega4o, Canada dc Los Alamos
Santa Fe county.
% Antonio SandObcl, Aqua Negra.
% simon DegaJo, CerrllOs, Santa Fe county
q Tomas Csacza de Baca-Ujo del Espslt
SantO, Santa Ana County.
Persons having claims conflicting with thos
above mentioned will present them at the oiHc
of the Surveyor General by or before the twcr
iieth day of November next, in case they desiI
to contest the same. Witnesses, @hcre requ
red, will be presented by the claimants then
selves or their aitorncs.
1t is particularly enjoned upon attorneys WI
are engaged in any of the above csscs or an
which may be presented by parties before Il
time last above specified, that their notice
bricfs, &c, be complete in order to prevent d.
lays when tho cases are up for trial.
WILLIAM PELHAM,
Surveyor General Of N. NJ.
t. % Nov.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-11-15
NOTICE.

N Office is hereby given, that letters Of ad-
IN miuistration on the estate of Damaso Lopez,
deceased, late Of Santa Fe county, Territory Of
New Mexico, were granted to the undersigned,
by the judge of the probate court Of said
county, bearing Date fourth Of august 1856
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them for al
lowance to the undersigned, within one year af'
ter the date of said letters, or they may be
prccluded from any benefit of said estate; an(
il such claims be not exhibited within three
years from the date Of said letters, they shal
be for ever barred. " "I ..'
ANASTACI0 SAND0VAL,
Administrator of the estate Of pamaSo Lo
PEI, deceased.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, August 4th, 1855. II
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-11-15
Continual atIi Wtek.)

"put up thy sworip' said Jcsus. "Put
down the church for twenty I've Sharp's riAs'"
says Henry ", Beechsr. 81 hav. nc! whore ts
lay my head |" said Jesus. II have $i 900 pss
annum from my church, and charge fifty cents
head for my lectures" ssy' Henry Ward Bee.
cher. a could call ten Issiono Of angels to my
assistance" said Jcvus.--"lps all electricity or
animal !nognctism," says Henry Ward Beech
er "Do as you would bo done by," said Js.
sus.-7"l move an amendments" said Henry
Ward Beecher. 81 sccDnd tue amcndment,"
said Rev. Mr.. Dctton.e( 4 voice from the chair
man at Yale Colleges "I.ct the amendment be
reduced to writing! do rs you srpfci to b.
done BY" la@ ,.t a. .'
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-11-15

. . L..
BRIGHAM YoUNGrTThi, curioup ianati,,
and cunning knayc has been preaching a ser.
mon on poiygamy, in which he promises dam
nation to all mormops who deny tho plurality
Of wives, Some Of The Mormons, it appears, don't
like the plurality system, but prefer but one
wife. Brigham says that when Joe Smith 6rst
revealed to him that God had ordered and en-
iioihed them to have many wives ha felt sorrow
| ful, ps he aad rather have but one wife. But
as it was q religious duty TO have many wives,
he lost no time in getting them. He says ho
begins to Ike II now, Os be has a great mAAy
boys which he could not have bad gith bus
one wife. The old reprobats, 9,u. r,t
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-11-15
NOTICE.

II 0TIuE is hereby given, that letters Of Nd.
L nnistratlon on The estate Of Manuel Avp-
rr1, decea>ed, late of santa Fe county, Terri
tory OF New Mexico, were grantad to the un,
designed, by the judge of the probate court OF
SAID county, bearing date twelfth of July, eigh'
teen ana hfly.six All persons having claims
against said estate arereluired to EXHIBIT them
for allowance, to the undersigned, within one
wear after the date Of said letters, or they may
be precuded from any benefit Of said estate
ami il such claim. be not exhibited within thret
years from the date Of said letters, they shal
be for ever barred. .. ,.
j. & II MERCURE,
Administrators Of the estate Of Manuel Al
varez, deceased.
Santa Fe, N, NJ, July &c, 1856.
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NOTICE. ,h...4#. t.....
All persons indebted to the late ]. .. Fitz-
water, are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and all persons having claims agans the
estate of the deceased will present them for pay
ment, on or before the fourteenth May 1857, OF
be debarred from payment.
t.rt ,'sf G. B. CLARK, "
% @sau Administrator.
Alburquerque,N NJ ta na ,slgi)eu..l.
May 18th, lS56.-6,m, 10. tqs. .g,a.tt..
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-11-15

MEXICO, August 10, lSjo,--The power thu
Scnor COmonfort wicIds has hAWily had no de-
prcdating effects upon HIM he remain as sim
pie and unprc.cndmg qs when he was first els-
waited to it. lie travels daily to and from Tacu.
baya, alone, without oyena single aid.ls camp;
and he sometimes travels in hired carriage.
lie in like manner goes to the theatre alons,
and occupies his family box; and he goes alone
at night to see his respcctee mOther AT the
palace, his poup is limited to . siugle, aid de-
camp to announce visiters as they arrive, or
persons coming on business, all Of whom hc ip-
yariably receives in " amiable manner the
poor as well as the rish, The shabby as well as
the well dressed. ll'i' true republican ma
| ,om (t'o@iaatd on fourth. pdge.)s Wa
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-11-15
JOHN S. WATTS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Office in the house of Don Juan Scolly fret
door south of Henry 0'Nel'S store. .... ....
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-24

they not Just as honorable men as Mr. Buchanan
And IL find them arrayed against the traditional
policy Of the (Democrauc) party, against its latest
declaration Of principle in the Cincinnati PLATFORM
and despite the vetoss of the President" voting away
the public money for Internal Improvements, what
assurance have that Buchanan--not more homo
rable than they-will not also spit upon the Cincin
natl platform in particulars than one, and rude
ly violate the pledges he has madey Can you assign
any good reason why he should be supposed less ex
empt from fraty, more determined and honest
than the other distinguished leaders of your party
whom we have named. lf not why should you, or
we, any body else rely with more confidence up
his word than upon the word of Slidell, Cass,
Douglas, and others viii you be kind enough to
say whether old Buck is really honest and true
than the gentlemen have mentioned, 1t is essen
al that this question should bc answered satisiacto
lilly before YOU call upon Southern men to support
your Cincinnati nominee. Will Won do ity
In conclusion, we invoke for our neighbours solemn,
vet ludicrous Protest the careful and fearful pc
rusa of the reader. We direct TO it, too the special
attention of the Fillmore electors and orators Ii is
a trump card, and should be played discreetly and
energetically ON all proper occasions. We kindly
thank obliging neighbor for having put it into
our hands.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-24
Falr PllN-


The Enquirer speaks Of the New York Commercial
Adgertssr having "apostat'sed from Fillmore" VIII
please explain its readers what it means by such an
asertion2 In other words, will it be good enough say
whether the Adoertiser supports Fillmore or noty The
only inference TO be drawn from the EHgnirrs language
that does sustain him We extract to-day All edi-
tora from the Adcerfser aud leave the reader after
perusiug it, determine for himself whether has apps
tatized from Fillmore" not We only insist upon fair
play the part Of disgruntled, disconsoate indig
nant and protesting neghbor Do let have it.
Again: the Enquirer speaks of Mr. H. Fuller and tho
E'e'iHg Mirror having gone the support Of Ere
mont As might infer, from the Ehynirer's allu
ding to Mr. Fuller and his paper separately that the
Hon H. NJ Fuller, Of Penn yyana the late candidate for
Speaker the gentleman referred to- take occasion
TO say that such is not the fact. The Hon Henry
Fuller, Of Pennsylvania, is and decided Fillmore
man, trust the citizens OF Richmond may shortly
have opportunity Of learning from bis honest aud
eloquent lips. The Mr.. H. Fuller spoken Of by the In.
gircr, is the editor OF the New York fleming Mirror
paper Of small circulation and little influence which
enlisted last year in the service Of George Law but
which has been bought up by the same person for
Fremont. It used be a Fillmore paper during the
Fillmore administration but it has been for Fillmore
at any time during the present canvass II makes no
difference which side it takes in this contest il will exert
influence like the H,rdd it has itching palms, aud
the world knows it.
We could mention nunbcrless Democratic papers
which, after running the flag OF Buck and Brock have
taken it down. aud given in their adhesion to Fremont
Perhaps may refresh the Engarers memory with the
names and locations Of some Of them in day two.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-24
Virginia Springs.

The indications favorable for splendid season in
the Mountains this year The intense heat las driven
many aud will drive more, from the oNlands to the cool
and saubrious retreats beyond the Blue Ridge. Al Who
can with any convenience leave home fastening away.
Happily there Is for all who 60. Preparations
on grinIcr scale Tor the accommodation Of health aud
pleasure seekers have been made this year. than at any
former period Besides the old aud we'll known watering
paces-such a. the Greenbrer White sulphur the Red,
the Blue the sweet &C. and splendid establishments
have been erected, easily TO be reached both by the
Iynchburg aud Central Railroads. At most Of these
delightful month may be spent by those who do not
choose to 90 to the everiamous White sulphur the fore
most watering place in America Others may boast oi
this that aud the other advantage but taken ON the
whole bi. Tor the value Of the water, the beauty Of
scenery the extent Of accommodations, the number
rcy and elegance Of the company j. unapproachabe on
this continent
We rejoice TO believe, that very few Of our citizens
have gone Nortt this season. We hope the time will
speedily arrive when the numbers will be reduced TO
Let spend our spare change among our own people
aud not lavish il among our worst enemies
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-24

a.. 49, n'o"Sosh va, July IL, 1888
@es"'' ha"tors'-hahng, a. do, from the State Of
Ne- York, and having few moments leisure before
take leave OF your beautiful c;tx .uov~ ma, a, .-.,,
La. an. .,oa, IT,, xv.,. :, 60,
"s'"a' upon '"e "'Ppy
anu GLORIOUS OF 'ne'r dehberatioos In the
venton just closed.
Il did my hear, good to listen to the soul .r,ny and
n.tr;otc sp..ch.. d.Ix.r.l ,ro,, a.. ., m, :
-, -. =, - - :, $50 e~S'o"' LUG!
,,,, ny '' memory OF oygone
uNS ""e" the wing party stood out before the world in
ell it, glory and manhood having for it, leader the
liant HESRr CLAY who had rafher A., s,a,r 49,, A.
p...{s.,~ All 4 Gan ...,,.. ,A. a. ~, =, -. :,
:, -, =, ., ''' h'"" wings OF
'he o'u pomn'ou 'ha' inc Important step they have
taken in the Presidential campaign wagng will he
hailed by their brethren In other parts of IN. U,
n.,,;cu,.,lx n, m. S,,,h-~;,b low a., ,,
r.. =. - n, , . e anu
'"e'' " 'e'"''' vi" 'esPo"u '" 'c "oo'e example with
real and energy and labor iron now till election for
success OF the riLLNoRE and DoSKlsoS ticket
II Ia ur,,.d h.r. n, m. S,,,h nv nh. n,,,o...,; 49,
that the contes, il between Bucu.sAN and rrx.xosr
bot trust the good s.ns of IN. ,; 81,
the peopl. b.r.ee.neci,Iv " Ola lin, whis.-N -. nv,
derstsnd the true object of this aroit l.r,t;on Th
IL il nut forth for iii. nurosc of inlucin, The So,,h o.,
cast its vote for buchanan il too apparent 10 n,
ment; md that IL /. totally false and onioundI IA n.
" true Should not the eector, vote of the Nortber,
States be cast for lore they certainly will not no ca.
for Buchanan and Of thar the Soub NAV ,.s, .ssnJ
Fremont will receive them in the event llnore o mo-,
But the signs Of the times strongly fore.bado the
OF Fillmore the or,h-si the East, in majority
OF the States Since his return 10 his natv. couny the
attachmc him Of the conservative portion of Nil mar
has been increasing and will continue To increase nm
Ill the day OF election WHY il NAV be asked For
the reason that very large majority of the Peop. of The
Northern States have cut themselves aoof from party and
daily becoming more conser vativc and National In
their views; and Willard Fillmore having once passed
through the ordeal of Presidential life and come out k,
fine gold-purc and untarished they will cast their sui
rages for him IN preference to any untried man Mak
that "old Line Whgs and al those who desire the sue
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-24


July i6-Beaufn residence and valuable farm, called
containing ssH situated In Orange county about miles
Game day trsc u about 500 acre, 5o Of which Is neadou
andJ situated Floyd eoany, about miles from the o. H
2OihA RockbridFe county, contiguous
W, y , sd sshs a sS near ~ containing Co se'e' y
" Ss e ssS f % ,T snd miles o sfG,
Aag i-l,IscIof al lying canal. Tuvsnns
thA acres, or part hsrsof Pouhaan county,
land Abemarie county viz, one Of
ing barn e,e Of 50 and the Mountain Tract"
same day-four ae,., comprising Isl acres PylyauIa
county half be,seen Lynehburs and Danvie for sale pr
sbTe Nero, works" River. Mercer county 10
aud sel improved To BE- cold pursuanee decree
is,ti sei q 40 Haitian county on The B.pi.,er
same he Sv.rn !. Iui.a Il aod 90 aers9 ofSnd Alec
to 10 aeres each Terms very liberal See adv't
S s'taiS 20 lancaster count snosr - sIa sd n
t1s acres chiefly low grounds Also 100 valuable slaves
same The farm called Old Place" 10 New county
he sale sir take plsce
c, 81 IS ] 'ff T ;; :oP9 r.. sy sS 81 S %S s
ssoa nc s wgo0T W., ~ ss,s'; ss eerss a
couo,y .l,h bio d.sHlns, 20 Term, liberal.
reari street ION sts O'Clock
Ksos. roas,y a. sdy signed Jss Ladsy ard o,ler, "
In Williamsburg The yneysrd farm, q CO.. acres 600
H2A Of 6gT Abemars county ~ miles from
Central RsIlrosd. Term. nlersi
lam n vi u IN s. edsy " ''o'
A.ohe farm Ly s mile, b.lov Rsh@s9d on Jas river
s, q go se. "S', Sn sle;s, 'Sd e eS S,N,
S &, s BE- ds SS s9s '' ss 70 %
s-ss, q or 50 CDeudns carpenters. baos'mh',
Ae.J a, wsrmlnsisr, Nston co.
COUNTY one "woodye the ses.bo,h vel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-24

themselves hOarse In denouncng In others the mixing up
Of rson With politics. going DO the same thing them
selvess Does the Pous Charles James propose during
this to minister 10 the religious wants Of the
Germans the Dutch aud the lrishs We are really a,
loss to comprehend What this seurvy politician and his
committee mean But that there is unmgaed villainy
at the bottom of it, have not the shadow of doubt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-24
ts.&S,a3s %
ls.ne.AO IL

The New York Banks continue their system Of eIpan.
sion ~ their deposits Decreasing specie rupor
and the weakening OF Exchange
soon ~ othsrvse but vii surely
short sail -i be best prepared TO The line
nearly siiooooo unprecedented amount this In dull
season OF the When the business require
rate facilities The specie line shows Soo which
than expected In treasury
and for the steamers OF last The cpry
been Increasing during the and he deposit line
nomnaly showing hut small OF IN.
reduced eearing-, increased about ~ COO.
We have lately received copy Of the Commercial Re-
port emanstng from the State Department Washington and
published few months since In Con-
The volume highly interesting statistical table. H.
luratv- Of the Of the Uni
ted States We from time from
this valuable publication, and present
readers the following interesting statement showing the quantity
value and destination Of the Tobacco GROWTH eIpor
ted from the United States
sch June isso-uPwards OF one year ago:
DsSfi.dfion. G,.-. FL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-24
WING CENTRAL COMMITTEES.

The following gentlemen are appointed by the Pres
dent, members of the Wing Central Executive Committee
In pursuance of a resolution of the Convention:
PEACHY X. GRATTAN,
WILLIAM GREEN,
NICHOLAS MILLS,
X BARTON HANALL,
LEWIS WEBB
JOHN G. HOBSON.
MARMADUkE JOHNSON,
LoFTEN y. Elicit
HORACE l.. KENT,
JOHN FREELAND,
WILLIAM w. McCANCE
ROBERT RIDGWAl,
THOMAS K. PRICE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-24
9e.eI0 si4,Ii9,i6s

will he observed by France IL our
best customer for Tobacco" Neither Of
Prussia Notwithstanding statement, imported d.
r any American tobacco last And further appears
Ireland Is In the category while Scotland
very Uncomfortable Both derive their SUP
plies through the English another official source.
We copy the annexed statement exhibiting quantity and value Of
Tobacco exported annually from state, from 1921 10
1.ss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-24

small slo0p arrived at Barnegat inlet Friday last
from Bermuda having board three supposed be
deserters from the British navy escaped convicts-
Their nautical knowledge is very limited aud they had
no charts compass and had moreover exhausted their
limited supplies they very fortunate in making port
when they did The authorities at Barnegat have detained
the men and the vesse, in order that investigation
L.. r.n..lu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-24
HOLLINS' INSTITUTE.
HOrEEOlRI SPRISGS.

UNhh Twenh Annual svssion opn oil Tho
th OF september and continue the July issi-sn
oOuRsE % ISsrsrcIos, osyckts, rEHns, &C.
CHss L.. Cs'cxs, Superintendent.
Rev. A. II. BsowN, Chaplain.
Ensl.h Language and Literature, Prof A. b. brown.
French Language and Literature Prof Jno. y. Burger
,, Mn ,sns s AZ, and Literature, Prof
Natural Sciences, Prof Vim. II. Peasants
Mathematics. Prof. ChAs. T.. locke.
Music, Prof. J. A. y winkler.
Music. Prof Henry
Drawing and Painting has
Miss Lucy Jury, Assistant. "A Jurx
ME- : v NnlAms Mrs. =. v. Cooke, Matron.
The course Of Instruction Is divided eight zach
oy male professor with such assistants depart
snt may require the pupil option
iAe Tor graduation Ia period Of lin.
prescribed Tor completing the diplomas conferred
Intimately on all members Of class which .d
nnsl examinations evidence
graduate. " - F'NFN-> ~
The pupil Is charged OF tuition In
Preparatory stables, with board, si4s 90
Collegiate studies,
Music, (pAno harp guar with use Of instrument a. 0S
Drawing aud Painting, from los az
These charges all
eep' those o books and clothing
figure. - - ' 1850
made opening Of the .e..io. and h,
~ the Superintendent ~'
The institute located country To ten mile, from .nv
~n village and holds the
extensively DAYS (under IN. nau- -
-"ns springs y delightful
The AFFLICTED The surrounding country and inn
plse mountain scenery, while the place itself
attractive aud delightful Of
tiers rhinestone, ehzybrse and white
much bessn, To the pupils throughout the
year, Address THE SUPERINTENDENT,
Dxs-eo'' Botetourt Springs, Va
THIS he hled opening Of he e..ion
- The Enquirer Will copy above.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-24

auction. sn-.. pr,ves.,y ap.., Of =,
Dee srsAA plantation containing so s..ia MORN Ana.
y.y cee..sls ale Of fsalsr. cosssl.a
ssmms..r. MeA.'ss c.. t.nsy .sa ...p,. DR.,
ale iss esIy . Ss . AZ
" corner Of Franklin and 18Th .. 10 osiost
Asg e-M v.irasa course at osloel p n ,,o,,,..
PRIVATE OFFERINGS OF REAL rsrAr,
The. ,o.,.,s ., Al. aD,.s AZ s,.I n rns -n'o
til: .s,s. .s.s.a fIr Sss IL "'' = of
70 q land "a psssI., m west Of Richmond
I've tract. In .ss@.rs Insls-od" Of si1 acres.
%s :, a,s y: ;ss !ts ;''''d win a"' d''
.s S,. IN si,SH a county Known the Bent
rs Monument. nS'." s rsn l..,. or ..ls) s.. adv, Of
ArY, r. to ~ sj'as w.;s. n:.
nssS s.s T:. SS :: i,at.ss
y,s.s. -o.ii.sd- ess.ssns SIS acres. ,,,. q, c,....
sS., loo csp.pss county, ,s.ss :. s s
sss. No. Ss' %., s :. SUI .,,..
Sa.s and lot ~. sss .s, ss.n.s O. .. CA, a
T .:s Of e. i'' dwelling A' L'.'. county Aa'a b,
sa Iss % Sasa nm Richmond comfy acre.. Dwelling
II. ..a .as i,r%s Orange .a, signed wm
1a q sS ss re. ,S s,sdJ u
y ~, DO:
S .sls. .llA dwelling. MIN. ETC.. .. ma. ,,,,, n
So %',i s Z. aaa
::i ::s: e r'; .ss ;:;s s:1 '''''
v;.s !:':: S !....a !. tn. Vale, .,
s.,s% f %s's s.a. ISL acre.. in Kin. w- COUNTY,
a' poshsas saSay I III as.pr there,
The white Sulphur sprns. in aeenbrer county See .dv
50 Sle. u %' Rsm and T p @ srs. r.nee Co..
The farm sse seaford In Matthews county containing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-24

A PoRrRAu BucHsNAN.-An exchange thus d.-
scribes dagucrreotypc OF Buchanan, exhibition
in Boston:
Its portrait Of an old with trcachcrou. eve.
mouth fallen apart head loopcd one shoulder
and ieebcness impressed every hncament; while mo-
raj Pecksnan whit. envelopes the neck In
iods ut 'rcspeetabilty IL is just such picture on.
would expect 10 find OF who hsd proposed TO steal
his neighbors land he could buy IT, and who had alb
deatcd his own personality aud made himself plat.
form.
We never saw Old Buck, and, therefore, cannot Civ.
opinion respecting the accuracy OF this description
But hear that excellent Girlard loot in the
days OF his whggery, when wings knew each other nv
the instincts Of gentlemen repeat with great
guso, graphic and comprehensive though brief dcscrip
ton of the Democratic candidate, by his friend Bsyly
Peyton lie said to be "Hks a Durham calf ,riM
f,oo Goes milk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-24
q o M M + ROIAL
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

The bank returns Tor the quarter ending soth u
hand so~y, usual ny the
from the leading Institutions STATE
the held The Daahs
pounding period Of las, year WHILE time ssl.
ton has increased nearly tsos the sssooo.
pe.e. only about ttoo Di.soun. rsprr.sn III.
entire outstanding debts due except
4 to the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-24

Another disputed will case IL claiming the attention Of
the New York Supreme Court namely, that Of the late
Arson q Phclp. millionaire whose Request IN various
charitable institutions the most liberal scale, and
qucy much public interest in the settlement
Of the question at issue
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-24

We yesterday sample Of very beautiful wheat
raised by Mr. Norven, Of Lunenburg II is the 20
land variety It bought by Mr. Bragg for FIVE cents
more than the market price
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-24
July u. 1855

FArAL ATTEAY 4 BALI RoON.-On the night Of the
9Th inst, the Shamrock Society at New Orleans had
ball. which ended In terrible with clubs. knives and
pistols \ young Uau named Thomls Barry, fatally
stabbed Alexander Mcdonald seriously wounded aud
era others injured.