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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-10

THE M iogsjg gasl having aatsrei Into part
1 us'rshHl. RESPECTFULLY aanenHce to Tie pub
i, generally that they are nov prepsrei spr-
1ish aUytIijsg in t5tir line at exceedingly low
rates.
"" arc navyUpeHing an eleg}nt stoe'c Of
ilniWage, Cgtlcrr. House Furnishing Goods,
lin Japtana, BFass, French, and i3rittaui,s
Nare hi.iaw, Cei:a,, sad Pine Ware. Nails
'Fiass Brushes futfg. &e.. &. s large stock
~ TlN-W Are ceAistantiy on baaa, "a eur
eva aiaaai1esare. Fs9oati1g aud other weak
a9ae 20 oftGF, As Ssltli. Sr1VKs af every dcs
rrIpti9n foI Woo aF coal, Of which We ara jast
receiving some beaatigst. aew patterns. Also
Farm Implements ia greet variety. Warranted
IS represented, The hest AMI E.test ilyenious ol
the day. Aaa. ~ W. are erefv week receiving
g2osts from Rhlaiephi B.lgImarr, or PITTS
bure, We VIII always eaaeayor tokeep 8 fall
supply OF eyefytlHig iH pur lire. or at least
furnish aRy artieis required at i short notice.
v c are also gFep4reJ 10 furnish ali kinds Of
heat Pipe Water anj Pamp F.xtares, at Low
Fues IS coritslly invite al 10 give us a call,
amt especially me Ladies. rs we haze nearly
crerytIiHg tn make hoase keeping easy from
needle to I. Cooking Steve,
GEO H. Bi.YHIEE.
IN. HARTLEY.
Oct. 3, Is5B.-iy.
TIE Undersigned respectfully requests all
those indebted 70 him in any m&AEer 10 make
payment Immediately.
0st, 3, 1876. GEO. ". BLTAIgE.
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Public Sale of Valuable Real
Estate.

virtue 81 M Oldcr If the Orphans Can't
- " beaf ORD cpinty the Undersigned, Admin
sWasor ~ John Teeter lafeof Monroe Town.
si'lp' aec q Will on Friday the 9Th eiag of Oc-
.ei'ef l,eSs' expose at Public Sale on the prei-
aesss W taaL Certain hra and tract ef land stu
aLe IN tie Township Of Monroe, and cnunfv
IoFes y laA adjoining snds Of Jahez lixon. ohm
= i,ailiei and others Containing go acres. more
Il 1855 ea Mlachsare erected a two story log
5@eiling siotse With kitchen attached. 4 large
s',iloie tgg aaFn, ana other necessary buildings.
tApo0, isv acres Of said land are cleared and
fenced, inclaliag ten acres II good p,a.,.lasr
ana tlte MAole is we'll watered, aud has thereoa
sss' excellent assortment Of all kinds OF fruit;
siia ! ne hReeafed land is well tilahered
lERNs-foAr hundrrd dollars In hand at the
eeniliiaa afiell OF The sale, and The balance in
payments 10 suit purchasers.
pale 10 commence nj / O'clock. p NJ.
ADAM kETRING.
Sept az, Aes1g- .9ffa'r
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NEW
Fil.L lAB WEaYER GOODS
Ar TIE C0LOYNADE STORE.

TWtE Subscribers having just returned from
A the EastcFR Cities, are now receiving n
large alid srlandid assortment ot all and MIN
Ter goods, consisting In part of freEcil Merinesi
libit Cloth, P,rGsrtta Deitfnnss Silkss FiEsL.
reIs, All.acas, satinetts, Tweeis Jeans, hlsss
ltas, Cotton ana Heclen Wrappers ana Draw
pTs; roots and Shoes; orcc4s,vt n. naisiware.
and IN fact Nttie of every thing Kept III store.
Thankful foi past favers they hei'c hy far
dealing, and desire to please - receive
liberal share of the pnhlic patronage.
0et.a, 1866 ] 81 NJ. SHOEMAKER
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WANTED |

,.;tl APR fN 7 Isf 10 tie printing business
''Ati ~ taken ~ tlsis pfEce, IL anrilcation i,c
s'..ee immediately. ne alout l orlf years
- 80. = ~ Y lfcfeFred. Sept. 26
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-10
w h 81 E EsEaEEg
SIERlHiNll fiIEIGR.

SE}0UlD annoHsce t. his Former patrons.
ana the public generally, tina. he ia just
eeetset ileifi ilia sFaia, : large and we'd 81
eetea assortment Of the ilost choice Cloths.
5asslneres ait testings also sumner wear Of
every description. to WHICH heiavites the altea-
ton OF prFeAascls. Ills cloths, tte., were Sc
ieetea vitii great care. ana he can recommend
item rs heins equal, at least, TO any 10 be foGal
IN the Place Tie also Keeps Read y-made clo-,
thiee Of every q sscription, al very low prieas--
and Il prepaTei 70 eat ard make garments o1 tl4s
shortest Ratice and most reason The terms IGe
respectfully invites tbs pu5!ic to give hin
call.
Be.lfaE.l. June s. 1875.
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iT.T. FEISEL.
AIGliAEL M.EIs.

May 2-ii. 1856
M !. Tire undersigned. have tlfs sl:y entered
~ i3to partuership in the Csgri4et making
and bLielsnititing business, under tie narss si
MICHAEL x Iors g. AsETsHL. Gar stand Is fl.a
one heretofore occupied ~ WiasEI. 4 Go. iaa-
nlediassly east Of BgdfoFd. We hope by t!sg
character oi our work and by promp,neSs and
attention ta Eaerfs aad receive fair share u
cRstoni.
NlEUlEL WEISEI !.
JOHN q. NEfSET.
Mar g0-8G,
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BY AUTHORITY.
RE5CLTJTTG9NT II
Proposing amendments 10 the Con-
stItusiaR Of the Commonwealth.

Rcsolrs4 By The Seaatc ead Horse Of Represea-
tatires Of he Commonwealth Of Peensyiraaii in
General assembly mel That the following amend
meats ere proposed TO the constitution Of the
commonwealth, In accordance with the proyi-
sions Of the tenth article thereof.
fInsr AMENDMENT.
There shall be an additional article to said
constitution to be designated AS article eleven,
as ioilows:--
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Bedford Classical ACADEMY

EsEWEUEs GAHSsEEsaH IACsssapAKsE
THE undersigned respectfully beg leave to
inform the citizens Of Bedford, that they viii
reopen the Bedford Classical Academy, on
Monday the 18th Of October n xt.
". r.. KING.
JN0. II. FILLER.
Sept. 10. 1856
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FISH

FISH.
III Ln MaeEeFalahd SalTnen for sale By
~ Ma %, 1850. 4. II. GRAMER q C,
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DTsSCTTTTT0w

L the subscriber under the mime ST sefssT,
Co., IN tfse carriage making & Blacks,ni.ffnr
business, was this day dissolved hy naataal eos-
seat All business of the late + irna viii IL, At
tented 10 by MIcifiEL and JoHS e. WvElsII who
VII collect The outstanding notes and accoaI.s
and Ial3 the lel.ss.
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IL EorsE or REPRESENTATIVES,, I
.9prA u, 1856.

Rtsolrsd, That this resglution pass On the
first amendment, yeas - nays a. On the se-
eond amendment, yeas CD, nags 25. On the
ihird amendment, yeas 6i, nays 25; and on the
toHrth amendment, yeas 69, nays lG.
Extract from the Journal.
WILLIAM JACK, Cleric
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SEcRErARY's OrrIcr
Harrisburg, Jaae 70, ls56 {
Penasylpaaia, ss;
90 certify that the abeTe and foregoing is a
tpue and correct cofy of the original .l@eSolu-
tea reatige 70 an amendment Of TIE Gonstitu-
tion' as the same remains on fiIc IN TINS oilice
In testimony whereof have here
Il! ESN unto set my hand and carsed TO be
'sys1aA} }eTs 3atiixed the seal Of the Secretary's
0ffice. tie day and year ah0ve written.
X G.. CURTIN,
Ssertfarg Of ihe Commonwealth.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-10

From section two ei TIC fist article Of the
constitution, strike out the words, .isT fte effp
II Philadelphia, aad Of each coaai pscgirely;'
from section 1--WE. Of sane article, strike ont tie
words, sef Philadelphia aud ~ fse sergral eoaa-
Res;n from section seven, same article strike
oat tise words, ssasaaer fhe citg Of Psilaleiphfa
nor any,n and insert nj lieu thereof the words.
;sas& ag; and strike out section four same ar
tieie, ami IA lien thereof insert The following:
@SscTIos !. IN tho year one thousand eight
hundred ana sixty-faar, aud In every seyeath
year thereafter. representatives. TO the number
of one hundred shall be airport i9aed and dis
ti0uted equally. throughout the state. 10 dis
tficts, in proportion 10 thQ number Of taxable
Inhabitants in the several parts thereof; except
that ans county containing at !.asi three thnn-
sand Eve hundred taXsbles, m9y be allowed 4
separate representation; bnf no iasfe thanth7er
counties shan be joined, aIld no e6ui,tv shall
be digiGed, in the formation Of a district. ABg
city contsining-a Sufficient number Of faxahles
to entitle it 70 at least tlyo representatives shall
hare ~eparata representation assigned ii, and
shall he diaidta iatq convenient districts of con-
tigaous territory, Of sesaal taxablc population
as near may be, each OF wi,e.l districts stall
elect one representatives
At the end of section seven. same article. In
sert these woris, SHE city Of Paladeipiia sbaii
be G{eidd lato single senatorial districts, of Goa
tiga9as Territory as N9afig 5aqi a fqrQJIe popR-
tatio possible; but tcQrd stalf be diefiaa in
fas forBiatioa there3f.''
he legislature, AZ the first session, after Tie
udoptcn Of this amendment shall divide the
city OF Philadelphia into senatorial and repre-
sentative Districts IN tha manner above proyi Id
ed; UGH Districts to remain unchanged until
the aPpoFtieimelt IN the year enc thousand
eight hundred and siAty-four.
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ARrfcIE XII.
or NEW COUNTIES.

Nocounty ssial De divided by q line eutttAg
oa over enc tenth nf its populatian teither to
form new county or Otherwise. D without the
express assent Of such county, by vote 81 fhe
electors thereof ii0r shall any Hew county lie
established. containing less than foHr hundred
square miles.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-10

In SENATE, .aprii u, 1856.
Resolre7, That this resolution pass On the
first amendment, yeas II, nays ). 0H.tiye Sec
ond amendment. yeas Is, nays 6. On tile third
amendment. yeas %, nays /. On tie fourth
amendment, yeas %, nays 4.
Extract from the Journal
THOMAS a. IAGUIRE, Clerk.
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FOURTH AMgNpNE vt.
To Be section xxyI, .4rtsie j.

Tho legislature shall have the power 10 alter,
revoke, or ahHti, any charter ef incorporation
hereafter conferred by, or under. any spcci.l,
or general law, wherever in their opinion ii
may be injurious to the citizens of the com
monwealtili IN such manner, however, that no
injustice shall be done to the corporators.
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SETTLE Tp.

August |, 1856.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-08


The war between Banks and Bee. is = subject Of
distressing merriment to that infinite wsg, Syme.-
Behold his distortions and convolutionsl
From the Petersburg I.te'iigeneer.
A FAMILY QvARREl-BEv "a. BASKs-BASKs "a. Brv.
That description of all disputes, family quar-
rel" in full blast between the well known "BEv"
of the Washington Sentinel and neighbor BANKS OF
the South Side Democrat They have gone at it p@gniS
caibns" shovel and tongs and small infusion OF
the poker and the whole public watching with breath
less anxiety which OF the enraged combatants will
bite the Never since the hand to hand fight be-
tween Achilles and Hector has there been any combat
equal 1t, The sounding blows echoed through the
Democratic camp gaping wounds through which
stream. obood gush and equal thus the fight that
one can tell whose will he hitched the back
buggy aud trotted around the walls Banks Bev
has been repudatcd by certain Democratic Senator'S who
notwithstanding the said Bevs assertions, ntimatons
and nsinuatons to the contrary, still on the best OF
with the President whereupon the aforesaid iev
upon the said Banks and actually calls him "Co
lectot, (how aud content with that de-
hberatcy and seriously charges him with nostrs keen
for the smell of the flesh pots of office those of the
wsrhosc is said TO be- for the smell OF the battle Altar
of that he tried to be made Clerk OF the House and
egregiously faicd-that he tried be Sardinia
and incurred similar disappointment and that he is
either in possession OF, trying TO get possession Of
share OF the Washington Union. To all and singular OF
which. the aforesaid Banks replies by DENYING distinctly
that he ever asked Office from the President, and
charges that ''BEv" himself accordingly to common
puc has been quartercd the Treasury for years has
learned his bread by the assduous abors OF the lobby
IAN applicant and disappointed applicant for the Mar
shsship nj the District of Columbia from Mr.. Pierce
a candidate and defeated candidate for the Senate
Printing. Who established his paper at Washington
with the double Wow Of svenging his unsuccessful app
cation for place and of fastening himself Congress
its Printer and who now, to more of IL has
gratefully dese ted bis former friends-those friends who
gave him the little stature lie has and gone To the
support of Mr. Buchanan, in hopes that he made Pre-
sident, he will at his hands good fat Office. -
Whew must stop and take breath after this OSSaup
on-Pelon piling up of bitter invectve How Bev
stand il, Can he escape from the superintendent
that has been pulled down upon himg We shall what
shall gee and in the meantime, by virtue OF
mission agent of the Universal Peace Society
to the parties beligerent
Let dogs delight
To bark aud bite,
For tits their nature to,
But little children should not fight
And scratch each other so"
AMEN.
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90 M NJ F. r DIAL .
MONETARY AND ooNnERcIAL.

ovrcs wne. April Z. 1854.
the New York Exchange. Friday, Board 5000
., .isr. option sss taco ssths highest
obtained during
advanced $50 Of Virginia sold at y. t7oco 49,
aud tsco ssS the latter SELLER. option THE fol-
loving rsnse prices during
81 April Is, at ss "a ssS 81 ssS 9Th at ss oh a, ssk
ceo)
The y. Y. Commercial Advertiser OF satardsy, says;
The supply OF capital fully adequate TO .e.se all the prime
sr cent Tor short to long paper heard Of
Of ;ssy .sIT and very s'. -. s ss- n.
n.mei The exports specie VII b. .sso io the week sxeee
soresd in the payment Of duties
v Courier Enquirer, upon the forrrn
vices per steamer Asia,
given. such unsa-onase 'Oru
the restoration Of hsven Russia sud the Allies. that the a,
corded csno. had reached s2 before peace fully finally
,ss snss s nav no doubt o'n'0 vi" reach
continent there vii soon Be vide Geld Of .peula,ion opened
the .. nsw b.nt. upon ,ss scale and the
and other ruole WORKS. may look or active from
financial srss,er
a sai. viii p.reaiary have cause to sSSsrsas.s s%.s.
upon The change nov Wisconsin, Low. aud Mneo,
tai Their IA lo.d. VII now he completed rapidly aud
you'd be unreasonable that the solid unsae.-
ned Public Securities Of Missouri Virginia. Jousna. North
onA and other states. gill under while
than period e.d,ng R,oai.
abroad In TACT every oS. Known to
%sS a. Ss a. eap. DC Sp at Ss SS .sr r
been u@d Of owing TO The uncertainty to the Of
oos With confidence for rapid improvement In business sok
The quotation Virginia bond. London, per Asa SEQ
IS, and Of Virginia sterling. nve., $40 chang
The number bounty issued BY the Pension B
for the month ending 1856 divided among
the inrrent uainatlN .I,if..~
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lCoxxr SrcArtp

- =. ~, 49,. 49,
Hs many eoinn'en's s TINS eouhuon OF party mAhgny'
and vulgarty have elected to that by tar the
reprehensbe feature In IT, has been entirely overlook
ed aud. to the w,ntou and unnrovol al ;,;,,. h,ch
an. c,x...,. 49,. =, -. a.. 49,. !. -
~ e "'aee' wv '"e''
P"!s'e" ueiormi"eS ~h'eh they owe To the God, Who
made them race, too to which he is largely indebted
Tor all the advantages of fortune and u..tio, which Ia
,cs....... 49,, L., ,,, ,, L., c. a.. -,
~' $50 - ~ NV $500 ''e s"'. ar! W ""'e"
southern men boast as peculiarly due 10 the institution OF
slavery; but Of which IL must be admitted. that his
generous attack upon peoplc from bose l,b.r n. ba.
he.,, -, l,r,.ly hon.s,,., G,.n;sh.. =. 49,, .,,,; =
49, '' 's'"'"s sP'-
'"e"' " e'e' "u"s" oes ''p'oe Oh sHmpsih! Tor hu'
man miSotunes such jests upon nisortuncs, due To
AN act of God are considered in all civilized society as
evidences n, . had hear, and b,x, ,,n;.,roI, o,;,
,boss who have perpc,,,,.d ,ncn 20 c,r,.,nn, r.;
hlv however his rxcll.pcv may cons;,,.r h .,,.sns
in our midst too t. elevated ,boy, m. con,l;on a,
brutS beasts t feel IN. noint ot sarcasm too rin.l co.
them tn compr,b.pd and which was moi really i,,.,bj
for Them hui for IN. thinner .knncd Wbigs aud Know
Nothin This certainly ia III, host ,poloyx which ..r
De Offered for his cruel and wan,on assault uSon IN. whole
ignorant OF the negro character and feelings a. ne IA of
the principles of the Wings to whom for many wear. he
mad. such loui proi,S.ons of Low sltv and
have myself known many instances of individuals of the
BLACK race uauifstinR eyienc. of noble 6ln, inteyr
IT, gratitude and sacrificing acts of Kindness which
would favoably compare with the same oualti.. in ia.
white man And if our Governor believes that they
have neither the intellect to perceive the cruelty of his
irony nor the sensibty To be wounded by IL he il nm
der dcusion which does but little credit To his knou
edge upon subject which no Virginian of ordinary ca
pacity shord and In this respect therefore
he has proved himself a. much of know nothing as his
friend of the Richmond ENQUIRER whom he so soundly
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DIED.

A. fan Antonio Texas, the 9Th March, ELosE wife % Lieut.
O. W Howiand United States And daughter q A. A Lock
wood, Eq aged ~ year, and, the day MARY EMMA
daughter, aged nine months.
In Washington Major CHAUNCEY n JOHNSON Of the
iSi4 Major johnson served the Northern frontier dung
the o. isg rs a. non.commsonrd officer, and the
battle q Pattsburgh In September si4 ~ r 81 Il
United States Infantry.
Al vi. residence In the county 81 Dnswlck the 9Th
AARON y. HASKINs In the 5Ith year OH age.
In January last In San Fancsc0, Cal joins ~ Robson
merry o. Jefferson county Va aged u aud months
A. Portsu nth, ~ , 2lu ut SAMUEL COBURN Yea aged
O. years proprietor o. the Rockingham House
tor Of the White Sulphur SPRING. Fauquer county, Va.
Departed this c HI. residence. Nountsln Cupeper co
Va the 2lh MARCH, 1856 Col PIERCE PERRY the C9ih year
u his
10 Williamsburg Va, tie 18th q March, Mrs. MARGARET
CUSris wife ~ Jnes W. Cus Eq and daughter Of
Thos " Bayiy, fsq, 81 The Eastern Shore Of Va.
on sunday morning in FairfH county Miss NANCY sACBEG
FORD in the 18Th year % her
r. BrunsWick q Consumption the !ith instant Mrs
WALKER. n he O ~ her In her death eNsmpl
hed The beauties Of The Christians faith and hope.
A. Occoqusn In PrDcs william county vs., the night Of M
18th utlmo, THOMAS CURTIS. agei 70 year..
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WILLIAM RowrLl, Secretary.

THEGRAIS TRADE % ruE WEsr.-Some OF our Western
exchanges state that there is comparatively but little
wheat stations the Railroads aud canals
in that section of the The fall crop, IL is sad
did not out well expected Chicago pa
per that there only about $4,000 bushels OF
wheat and barrels of -four in that market There
than 2iOO0O bushels in Milwaukee and the
exceed IOOOO bushels Of wheat aud GooOO barrels Of
-four The pric OF sced wheat in the interior OF linoi.
- considerably above the market spring wheat Tor seed
and milling bringing from 81 20 TO so, and the supply
furnished i barely sufficient home consumption
The stock OF the other hand il represented
being quite heavy. Up yards of 100000 bushels
housed the stations the Illinois river and Canal
The Chicago Citizen believes that last years prices would
bring INTO that market alone, the amount OF
2OUuOOOO bushels Prices range that point. from
81 to - cts per bushel
At Louisville learn that the price OF has de-
cned materially causing spectators serious lossc-
Since the increasing OF the crop the Courier
dealers have been largely engaged in making purchases
all along the Ohio river and the Wabash They commcn
cod operations comparatively high figures aud
the river banks lined with huge piles OF in sacks
awaiting shipment. Prices almost Immediately declined
and holders have in great ceased shipping the
price in foreign markets would the OF
transportation One house in Louisville is bound for
purchase of nearly hundred thousand bushels from
~ per bushel Subsequently, they preferred
the farmer per bushe take the back
and resciud their contracts which they refused
again buying largely The cropt has been genet ally
conceded is large Last the craps owing
the drought failed and pr ices everywhere up
ents and 81 per bushe but from present Indications there
is likelihood that they will exceed half those this
season.-BGt. Amer.
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Nature AbhOr. Vacuum. and MOusrek.-Wi.

The Lynchburg I'rginidn, by the aid of Illuminated
NJ D. OF PttsyyaniA &. H., who has perpetrated the
which job prayed his enemy might do-wrtten book ;
by the aid OF this book the Irginid's has found clue
to the dosyncracies of our elegant letter. writing Go
vernon and ascersned by the authorized history OF his
life thar he is what he saws abhors 'aongr
cross between bull dog and a Scotch mango.
We leave the Irg,iaH disclose its discovery in its
words.
"Innumerable great results have sprung from causes
slight and seemingly accidental james Pinkney HANDLE
ton NJ D. Of Ptsylyania C. H. desiring pcrchance only
nil up the leisure hours OF professional life conceived
the fortunate scheme of writing book. We have
believe that he iuressw what grand results
this would lead. lie did not know that half dozen
lines in that book would give the KEY unlock the syb-
OF character inscrutable and unntelgibe hthcr-
to- to human ken He did not know that he uncov-
erng hidden fountain from which flows the mixed and
majlened stream of Governor WiS's life. BGt Il
and the world stands debtor therefor james Pukny
Hambleton, NJ. d., of Pttsylvania {. H. Here IS the
oJe.scsrDis Listen, q Earth
THE mother of Governor Wise Sarah COrbin Crop
per, the daughter of Gen John Chopper, of Bowmans
Folly in the county of Accomack, the side Her
mother Margaret called Peggy Pettitt. The Crop
per- English, the Petttts Scotch This is call
ed by genealogists the "Buidog trh the mdngs,
meaning the English Tor the Bull, and the mango Cor II
certain cutaneous eruption that at one time common
with the Scotch, called the Scotch fiddle"
There it is The hole thing is plain as the
road mill. Ills marvellous ESceency i the "BHiidog
and the mango" II he has exhibited any time "dog
gih WAYS how could he help it l. hc by historic
proof dog II he has been illtempercd, headstiong
erocious-what else could be expected: IL he not
in the language OF his biographer BULLDOG If he has
been restless itching (ior ofice) always rubbing against
somebody something's 1t 10 be wondered at Doe
his eulogi,t tell that he has the ''DdHgey Wha
other strange propensity instinct has his waySard life
betrayed that may be accounted for the theory tina
he is "B'liiieg ,riM The mango" Eureka . Eureka
Let creation give thank. james Pnkuey Hambeion "
| ID. Of Pittsyl'ania c. H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-08
Avrnlc1y vggTIYG ~ YORK TOwv.

At meeting Of tho American party Of tie county Of
York 1t York Town. on the 10Th day Of march, 1856 on
rnotipn d. RO II POWER was called to the Chair sud
vs. RoweLL appointed Secretary Thcrcupon the Chan
man brica, explained u,c object oi the meeting When
Thoma. Peck Esq offered the following resolutions
which unaninpu~y adopted
Rcsoie,d That It'll cheishug the great principles on
the American pats, taught aud advocated 10y the Fn-
fbrs 0i The Republic and believing the -ucces4 II those
principles essential theyrosperty peruaucucy aud per
pctmfy VI true fcimblicf usita,iOns hereby reli-
hrn 'hc cardinal octr's - party a. b. cnloicd
ii the o.r bro,i tl comprehensive maxim that "Ane-
fcans only shall rule America"